AppalachianHeartsong

We lived the swamp for four decades and know the political corruption and administrative state well. We literally escaped as soon as we were able, to stop chasing a lifestyle and build an independent and resilient life. Our focus is on investing in tangible assets which will financially appreciate in the coming fiscal and economic crisis. Here is our perspective on why Rich Men of Richmond speaks to people of all socio-economic classes. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Dan and Elle

Building a life not a lifestyle. Taking ownership of and accountable for our lives in building resiliency and independence from institutional systems and structures, to the degree possible. We look forward to sharing with you our successes and failures as planning turns into action. Come along and participate on our channel.

Permaculture food forest, market garden, bee keeping, regenerative ranching, and raising chickens are all covered in this episode. Come and see where we are in developing independence and resiliency in a failing administrative state.

We’re a small homestead in East Tennessee, building an independent lifestyle, with hard work and God’s grace. You find us working on equipment, raising chickens and St. Croix sheep, building rainwater catchment systems and off-grid solar arrays, growing fruits and vegetables, and preserving our yields with canning, fermenting and freeze drying.