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Easy Life on the Tarn

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Commenced:	01/08/2014
Submitted:	29/10/2014
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	Lyndeborough, New Hampshire, US
Phone:	6172814325
Website:	http://geekcountryliving.blogspot.com/
Climate zone:	Cool Temperate

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Easy Life on the Tarn

Project Type

Rural, Residential

Project Summary

This is my first property for both permaculture and home ownership. We selected this location for the unique house, the lot size, interesting landscape and the price. The detractors that we are working to eliminate are no animal activity, no ground level plant life, mostly full of dead or dying pines, and water control. The goals for the property are to make ¾ acre into edibles/medicinals, ¼ acre of open entertaining space for the pets and guests, 1 acre of wildlife habitat/attraction, and create a privacy screen wind block around the perimeter of the 4 acre lot.

Project Description

Tasks:

Pond - started

Keylines

Tree planting

Tree harvesting - started

Bridge construction - started

Vegetable and Herb gardens

Root cellar

Green house

Water harversting from roofs

Chicken pastures/housing - usable but only half the space planned is fenced. We've run 50 meat birds and dozen layers

Ducks - house/pen built, working on improve the water habitats. They love the pone progress.

Wildlife zone - started with clearing standing dead and fallen trees, and thinning to open the solid canopy.

...more, so many more

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1 year update - well a little more than 1 year

Posted over 9 years ago (1 comments)

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