Diary

Anything that you can buy now and keep for a couple years will help you resist the undertow of inflation as rising prices threaten to drag you under.

After a recent renaissance in which cities where THE place to be, people are now fleeing large, urban areas and are desperate to buy rural property.

We put some miles on the truck and some wind in our hair as we cruised the back roads in search of beekeeping equipment.

As a blast of cold weather rolls Eastward, we fall back onto old winter habits and prep for possible snow fall.

Ever wonder what a prepper stores at their survival retreat? We visited our retreat and here's a look at the supplies we cached there.

The winter is almost over and we have not used our wood stove for a week, but that doesn't stop the firewood deliveries.

More sunny weather allowed us to make substantial progress on our chicken coop yesterday. We expect to pick up with roofing late next week.

I can't count how many times I walk up to a store and see the mask sign, forcing me back to my car to get my mask. We're seeing those signs come down.

The yellow blooms of forsythia in the valley below us herald the coming of spring, but our mountain locations keeps it at bay.

Warm, dry weather means its time to work outdoors, so we recently picked up where we had left off with the garden fencing project.