Zombie Permaculture

Boondocking alone in the wild west desert can be challenging at times.  This is one of them.  But I have food, lights, heat, and healthy animals.  And my willow trees seem impervious to an ice storm.

The Zombie Permaculture podcast is the story of me running for the hills, even though the hills may have eyes, to turn 5 desert acres into a permaculture oasis.

Running for the hills, even though the hills may have eyes, to turn 5 far west Texas acres into a permaculture oasis.

In this episode I talk mainly about the differences and similarities I've experienced between boondocking and living in the default world.

Here I have another bonus episode for you involving a recent iteration of a recurring dream that ended up being prescient with regard to a recent Q drop. The intel this time was about protecting our DNA. Amazing stuff. The first episode of this season's vlog on YouTube was corrupted and the footage unrecoverable but S2E2 is up. About five of the oak trees are in-ground but I have been stranded this week after two rear shocks detached so the willows are likely perishing at the post office. 

I this episode I mark the establishment of 70 trees with 23 more going in the ground hopefully before it freezes. Even with super low water application, survival rate is leagues better than my initial attempt. I have three or four types of berries growing as well. The first guests inspired half of the additional trees by making privacy a now not a someday issue. It's a short episode because my battery ran out, so enjoy your yummy turkey or whatever you'll be eating tomorrow and I am thankful for you. 

A special episode documenting and giving additional voice to a strange and significant synchronicity today involving military intelligence.

Getting plants in the ground before the satanic nut jobs of the global banking industry and their criminally insane friends in government take over the global food supply is going fairly well this Fall. 😂 I also have done some rock work in the road berms while continuing to plant trees and have pulled the trigger on 10 more pines I'll be using in the barren parts of my property with long-term wicking irrigation. I'll be quite busy over the next two months preparing for both a jewelry runway show and a two-dimensional gallery show in January. I finally found the mysterious tech issue with the funnel I'm building.