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 10/18/2009

Posted by Shannon Buck on October 18, 2009

Zowie and I spent some time yesterday starting to bank the trailer. We will finish the task this week. We will also have to clean the fans and the air conditioner and put them up, and close up the windows.

My stepfather and mom helped to fix some areas of the skirting that needed extra support, and mt stepdad replaced the broken window. I am thankful that these things were accomplished before winter.

I had already pulled the previous owners trashed items out from under the trailer, and Zowie had taken what wasn’t reusable to the dumpster.

The compost that I started last year was allowed to sit this year, and will be ready for garden use in the spring.

Shannon

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