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• Jan 22, 2017 · ... garden carts, two gargantuan 450 lb rolls of paper … … wooden stairs, shelves and cabinets, tons of rocks, hundreds of gallons of potting ...

• When we left our civilized city career lives, we set a goal of spending as little money as we could, rather than focusing on ways to make more money. Toward this end, we remain disconnected from the utility grid, eat mostly our farm-grown food, and save money on toilet paper by using tree bark.