Freyguy

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Freyguy@nostrcheck.me

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freyguy@blink.sv

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2025-02-12 02:45:44

It’s Joshua here,
This is a sweet picture that my daughter took while I was dancing for her. We were planting a bunch of trees in our orchard on a hot day while nearby forest fires filled the air with smoke. I was trying to convince her that working ourselves to the bone under such conditions was fun. She wasn’t convinced, but took a picture anyways.
I understand #introductions are a thing on nostr, so here’s mine. I’m a first responder that likes to play farmer. #Libertarian, BTC enthusiast, #homeschool dad that will probably post a bunch of farm stuff and other random projects. Looking forward to meeting everyone and happy I found #nostr
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2025-02-12 02:15:42

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In there own way, just a little less action than watching

2025-02-11 22:56:47

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That’s exciting! Way more action than watching seeds sprout!

2025-02-11 04:55:48

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Poor little buddy. Those Cornish cross break their legs if you look at them wrong. Hopefully you can get him back up and kicking really soon!

2025-02-11 04:20:41

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Most have never grown/foraged/hunted something, then ate it.

2025-02-02 22:56:08

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I’ll check it out. Finding it to be a PITA to find a wallet to integrate with nostr in Canadastan

2025-02-02 22:53:19

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Canadastan

2025-02-02 21:09:00

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Thanks, I’m gonna try to get it done today. Just figuring out nostr, but so far, so good!

2025-02-02 16:39:41

We made this greenhouse from an old carport frame by adding some poly held down with c-channel and wiggle wire. This 10x20’ greenhouse produced enough produce in a season to pay for itself. Currently, we’re using it as a winter shelter for our ducks.
#permies #gardenstr #grownostr
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2025-02-01 23:51:39

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We call ‘em prairie oysters👌

2025-01-30 17:40:59

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Digital Gold>Analog Bitcoin

2025-01-29 02:10:33

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Crazy times innit?

2025-01-29 02:07:46

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Well it sure wasn’t Biden that got his ass out now was it?

2025-01-29 01:26:33

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In addition to this, book a day at a range that you can rent guns at. Trial a bunch and see what you like, then spend a little more time shooting the gun you go with. Don’t want to be figuring it out when your adrenaline’s pumping.

2025-01-29 01:24:15

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The presence of the gun in general provides the scare. Actual bullets are there when the scare doesn’t work.

2025-01-29 01:19:05

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Lyn, there’s a lot of recommendations for handguns and AR-15’s but a consideration with them is they will definitely penetrate multiple layers of drywall. They can travel through enough walls to easily put others in the house and even neighbors at risk. A Remington 870 (pump action shotgun) with an 18” barrel is going to work time and again even under abuse. The short barrel is good for close quarters because it’s short enough to have up to your shoulder but still walk sideways down a hallway to clear a corner without the risk of someone grabbing the barrel. You’ll want an open choke pattern for maximum spread at short distance which will provide forgiveness for lack of perfect aim. Humans are fragile, so you can select a lighter load that will provide many projectiles on target while not risking punching a hole through your neighbors house. Also, handguns aren’t as easy as they look to shoot accurately without considerable practice.

2025-01-27 23:30:54

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Beautiful! I’ve almost got my wife convinced of a dairy cow to help feed the growing kiddos!

2025-01-27 22:57:08

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Those are nice. I was just listening to your Compost Cover and Char episode on the way in to work today. The issue I’ve had with the Johnson su in the past is that I have a surplus of carbon in the fall, but the columns for air movement seem to let my pile freeze up quite a bit earlier in the winter than a pile without the columns. In the episode of your podcast that I heard today, you mentioned trying to keep the pile from freezing. Besides slowing things down, would this be detrimental to the level of microbiology, or just temporarily knock it back a bit?

2025-01-27 14:05:06

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The more grey I get, the more I like this statement, however, I’ve met some truly ignorant folks with a full head of grey. It’s an indicator of potential wisdom. Whether the potential was seized or not is up to the individual.

2025-01-27 14:05:06

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2025-01-27 01:14:17

Some lynx prints crossing my driveway and this evenings sunset from the back deck. Winter is long, but beautiful!
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2025-01-26 18:05:16

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Bitcoin for biochar?

2025-01-26 16:59:33

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It will never cease to amaze me. Who are all these people whose thoughts and opinions blow around like leaves in the wind?

2025-01-26 16:59:16

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It will never cease to amaze me. Who are all these people whose thoughts and opinions blow around like leaves in the wind?

2025-01-26 16:59:00

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It will never cease to amaze me. Who are all these people whose thoughts and opinions blow around like leaves in the wind?

2025-01-26 16:57:41

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It still amazes me. Who are all these people whose opinions and beliefs blow around like leaves in the wind?

2025-01-26 16:49:50

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We left the city a couple years ago and are at the point where we’re raising 100% of our own pork and chicken in a way that makes us happy to feed it to our children. Our orchard is in its infancy and we’re getting better at gardening every year, although the learning curve was a little steep. The percentage of our food that we produce is going up by the year and the more we do this, the simpler we’ve realized that life can be. It’s rewarding and tastes better too!

2025-01-26 16:44:35

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Left the city a couple years ago. We’ve been raising 100% of our pork and chicken in a way that makes us happy to feed it to our children. Not set up for cattle (yet) but we’re planning on getting a few sheep this year. Still trying my hand at gardening (it’s been a learning curve), but the results are coming along. We’ve got an orchard in its infancy that’s producing little more than berries at this point, but the percentage of our food we’re producing should be increasing annually from this point. Once you start taking control of your own food production, you really realize how simple life can be. (It tastes better too!)

2025-01-26 16:32:53

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Yeah, practice is practice! I’m looking to give it a try with some of the printings from my small orchard this spring. I’m sure my first go at it will have limited success, even with appropriate rootstock😉

2025-01-26 06:43:42

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Great to hear! Still haven’t seen a single place in Grande Prairie taking it yet.

2025-01-26 06:35:47

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I’ve only ever seen my wife a handful of times with makeup on. I prefer her with her messy bun and old San Jose Sharks t-shirt, hollering across the house at a kid with her face unobstructed by anything. I used to think I’d like her dolled up all the time, but the odd time she would do it, I’d realize I missed her natural look. Go for it if it makes you feel good, but don’t feel the need to apologize for not adding coke to a good whiskey either.

2025-01-24 01:23:47

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Been years since I hiked that one with my wife. Mount Sin Fe completely demoralized me at the time😂. All we packed for food was a whole loaf of bread made into peanut butter and jam sandwiches.