Mini Homestead…In A Trailer Park

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  • What I Have Accomplished So Far

    1. * Began to build up our garden.
    2. * "Built" a compost bin.
    3. * "Doghouse" for oil drum.
    4. * New front door unit.
    5. * New deck.
    6. * Installed some fencing.
  • Helpful Books

    1. * The Encyclopedia of Country Living by Carla Emery
    2. * Rodale's Complete Book of Home Freezing
  • Helpful Magazines

    1. * Mother Earth News
    2. * Backwoods Home Magazine
    3. * Back Home Magazine
    4. * Countryside and Small Stock Journal
  • Helpful Sites

  • My WishList for a More Sustainable Life

    1. * A Pitch Fork
    2. * Candle Castoffs, Ends and Holders
    3. * Programmable Thermostat
    4. * Food Dehydrator
    5. * DVD's: Love's Abiding Joy Series
    6. * DVD's: Sarah, Plain and Small trilogy
    7. * A Seed Saving Book
    8. * DVD's: Little House on the Prairie series and movies, including the remake
    9. * DVD's: The Walton's series and movies
    10. * Book: Heirloom Vegetable Gardening by William Woys Weaver
    11. * Wooden Pallets
    12. * Books on Raising Chickens
    13. * Fabric Odds and Ends, Quilt Batting, Pillow Forms, and Thread
    14. * Yarn Odds and Ends
    15. * Metal Watering Can
    16. * Canning Jars, Lids, Rings, etc. (including the glass lids)
    17. * Canner
    18. * Water Bath Unit

Mini Homestead Happenings for 6/29/2009

Posted by Shannon Buck on June 29, 2009

Right, so…I lost all water one day last week, and wasn’t sure why. I decided to wait a few days before contacting anyone, knowing that when someone in the park doesn’t pay up, everyone loses their water. I am also aware that a lot of people in this park have issues with the water system here.

Friday I had my brother-in-law come and check things out. I had a nice flood going on under my trailer. Something seems to be wrong somewhere up under there with the pipes.

At any rate, I had the water turned off, and an insurance adjuster will be here early this week. Then I can call a plumber. I am hoping that the insurance company will pay most of the cost of having things replaced. They will not pay for a new pipe, though.

I’ll let you all know how things go.

Shannon

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