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Occasionally I am overwhelmed with a deep desire to move out of the city and cultivate a patch of land I can call my own. In this dream, I have acres of woods, access to natural running water, and live in harmony with nature, only consuming what I am able to replenish.

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@aviationdoctor.eth

I have the same fantasy. I've even researched raising chicken to get eggs and all. The idea of self-sufficiency and not being reliant on the rat race outcomes is hugely appealing.

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Had a friend work on a patch of land about 1hr away from MTL to eventually live there. Really interesting to see the blending of old and new tech. For instance, he dug 6ft into the earth to make a greenhouse that was warmed by geothermal energy (via a heat pump). Couldn’t do that in pioneer times!

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highly recommend. i moved to the burbs and got lucky with some woods on my property and a little more space than i originally wanted. now im fully homestead-pilled. just sitting on your front step enjoying a coffee and sounds of nature in the am is healing.

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We’ve dipped our toes in, found what we like (and don’t), and are recalibrating. We *love* the space and being away, but don’t like having so many obligations that it limits our ability to do other things. Not trying to talk you out of it, just provide a perspective.

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What's stopping you?

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Charlie Harrington

Same. Even wrote a short story about it https://f52.charlieharrington.com/stories/offboarding/

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💜 Sounds very Walden like. Maybe reading this would scratch the itch. Then, buying a plot somewhere so you can act it out.

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Let's build it 🌱

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I think about this all the time! In my version, I make small batch olive oil and biodynamic wine and spend my time understanding the topography of my land and secrets of the earth to cultivate its max harmonious abubdance. Let’s also throw in a biblical garden for good measure. 🌸

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I understand you. I've relocated from the capital to a secluded area, finding that coworking amidst nature at /subwork offers tranquility every day. For me, the trade-off of leaving behind the dust and noise of the city for a peaceful environment is invaluable.

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Start small at your current place. You can grow your own veggies and herbs with just a small patch of land :) once that works for you, you can go bigger.

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Nothing is stopping you man especially if you can make a living online/enough cash in da bank and have a partner willing to do it with you

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welcome to your late 30s or 40s

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@godmotheradjah

I love to see how many people love to live off grid or are doing it. I’m planning the same more like a mini village in west Africa

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only occasionally? the dream fr

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Very cool to see so many think and feel the same. Nature is so restorative. The further we go outside our biology and natural ways of living (whole foods) and mountain streams (collecting vital minerals as it flows), the worse we feel. I prefer big leaps rather than incremental moves. I feel my leap around the bend

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Sounds like me😊. Great plan👍

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