Monday, June 30, 2025

Going Vertical - June 30

June 30, 2025

Day 1,368 of the Adventure


We've been slowly and methodically building upwards from the ledgestone rock base for our house construction project. Technically, the native Ozarks "ledgestone" is not bedrock, but it may as well be. Our basement footings are anchored into one large slab of limestone with no cracks or voids in it. We've drilled into it all along the foundation perimeter and anchored rebar pegs into it and tied horizontal rebar all around. I'm pretty confident that almost any other part of it will fail before the foundation part ever fails. Between all the rock, rebar, cement, blocks, more cement and so on, the process has been slow. Tomorrow, that changes. We'll be adding the frame walls that will make up the summer kitchen above the storm shelter. We'll go eight feet vertical in one day. This will be a welcome visual bit of progress. Of course, it all starts with a truckload of lumber!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “He'd discovered that he liked houses. Maybe mostly because they were understandable. They could be calculated and drawn on paper. They did not leak if they were made water tight, they did not collapse if they were properly supported. Houses were fair, they gave you what you deserved.” ― Fredrik Backman

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Not Wasting Tomorrows - June 29

June 29, 2025

Day 1,367 of the Adventure


I've been thinking about the whole subject of "when is the right time?", mostly as it relates to beginning your dream od self-sufficiency. I ran across a little picture of the same idea, in a different context, but really the same inspiration. The biggest problem with deciding to start something is that there is always tomorrow. There are always many more tomorrows. Right up until there are no more tomorrows. I think that's why I've been so determined to not waste another tomorrow along our backwoods journey. It really is a personal choice. One that we want to experience before the tomorrows run out. Will we ever complete it? not likely, but the goal is to enjoy the moments of it while we can. While I place our story in the context of our woodsy life, I also look at the picture and think, "a little fishing would be nice too!" So....... With that said, we bought a humble boat this week! With a lake so close by and a space in the freezer perfectly suited for Crappie filets...... Let the fishing also begin. 

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water.” ― Craig D. Lounsbrough

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Saturday, June 28, 2025

Extreme Storm Shelter Measures - June 28

June 28, 2025

Day 1,366 of the Adventure


The kids showed up today with some "mercy labor" and helped us frame up the floor for the summer kitchen over top of the storm shelter. It's a wonderful and welcome sign of progress. I had originally thought of doing this floor out of more cement. I can't even imagine how difficult that would have been. We have had personal experience with an F5 tornado back on Memorial Day weekend in 2008. Shelley's home town was struck by a massive tornado that wiped all the homes in the southern third of town right off the map. We spent the summer working there to rebuild her dad's house which was severely damaged. I noticed that of the probably 150 or more homes that were destroyed completely, most of them retained the floor over the basements. Not all, there were probably 20-30 or so that the entire floor was gone as well, exposing their basements to the ravages of the storm. The sight of that has stuck with me for all these years. In normal construction, the "sill plate" that attaches to the basement walls is usually just bolted into the concrete and everything above that is just nailed together. We decided that in addition to bolting the sill plates down, we would extend long concrete anchor bolts from deep inside the reinforced basement walls all the way up through the sill plates, past the floor joists, through the plywood floor deck and then finally through the main floor bottom wall plates. By doing this, everything up to the bottom of the main floor walls will be tightly bolted down and anchored in the reinforced basement cement walls. If that doesn't do the job, I guess we'll just have to go for one final thrill ride in the event of a large enough storm!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “What do you think? Overkill?" "I don't believe there is any such thing. But in this case, 'yes, overkill.” ― Howard Tayler

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Storm Shelter Progress - June 27

June 27, 2025

Day 1,365 of the Adventure


It feels like we've really accomplished something today. The storm shelter/summer kitchen finally has all of the cement work done on it. Of course, there's still plenty to go on the rest of the house and basement construction, but this is at least a turning of the page that will give us a little bit of a break from cement work and dry hands. Cement is terrible for that. Once the wall caps are cured, we can remove the forms and start building the main floor. I think some sort of celebration is called for, but just being done with this part of it is celebration enough. 

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “The greatest challenge in life is discovering who you are, The second greatest is being happy with what you find.” ― Oscar Auliq-Ice

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Thursday, June 26, 2025

Slowing Down On Purpose - June 26

June 26, 2025

Day 1,364 of the Adventure


The last couple of mornings, I've been able to spend a little time just being quiet out on the back deck. My company has been deer, birds, coffee, owls and solitude. It's something I longed for but found elusive most of life. I guess that age and perspective changes things. The last few days are a testament to this. As the summer heat kicks up to somewhere between bake and broil, we've been getting our "workday" started around 6am. Only to knock off at about 10:30. By then, shade and air conditioning take's a priority over progress. I'm beginning to understand appreciate the term "siesta" like never before. The dictionary defines siesta as "an afternoon rest or nap, especially on taken during the hottest part of the day in a hot climate". Are we a hot climate here in SW Missouri? Hot enough and that's all I have to say about that. Other afternoon activities may include watering the garden or........ I don't know. I can't think of anything else much that works well in the early afternoon heat. I guess we've become okay with slowing down on purpose and just not worrying too much about it. Thinking about it, it's not too bad of a "Life Approach" is it!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Certainly work is not always required of a man. There is such a thing as a sacred idleness, the cultivation of which is now fearfully neglected.” ― George Mac Donald

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Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Morning Solitude with a Woodland Friend - June 25

June 25, 2025

Day 1,363 of the Adventure


By 6:30am today, I had finished the garden watering and was enjoying the peace and quiet of the morning on the back deck with a cup of coffee. After a few minutes, the silence was broken with a stomping and snorting commotion from the woods off to my right. There was no question that it was a nervous deer voicing its displeasure about something in "deer-speak". The source of its irritation could have even been me tapping away on my keyboard updating a blog post. Or perhaps the clatter of my coffee cup being set back down on the side table next to my chair. Either way. I tried to quiet myself down to match the quiet of the woods around me. Soon, a nervous looking deer wandered into the meadow. Was it the same one? I have no idea. Nevertheless, I was joined by a woodland friend for a few minutes as we both took advantage of the early solitude of the day. Just another Wednesday in the backwoods

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society, where none intrudes, By the deep sea, and music in its roar: I love not man the less, but Nature more” ― Lord Byron

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The Mostly Neglected Garden - June 24

June 24, 2025

Day 1,362 of the Adventure


Our garden has taken a back seat to the house building project this year and it's been a little obvious. It's just not feeling the love like it did last year. I guess that's okay, it's still doing pretty good without as much attention. Last year we placed a lot of emphasis on getting the garden space carved out of the woods, planted and then tended. It wasn't until very late into the summer that we began to shift our attention to the house construction. We know the garden can be a prolific part of the homestead plan, and it certainly will be that again. This year though......... It's mostly going to have to fend for itself. I was up watering it today around 6am. It was happy for the drink. I did notice that we'll have to pick a bunch of sweet peas. I ate a couple of them while meandering around with the garden hose. It's still a happy place and I look forward to the dozens and dozens of tomatoes that are coming on strong. BLT's are on my radar now!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “One of the most important resources that a garden makes available for use, is the gardener's own body. A garden gives the body the dignity of working in its own support. It is a way of rejoining the human race.” ― Wendell Berry

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Monday, June 23, 2025

Reinforcement to the Storm Shelter - June 23

June 23, 2025

Day 1,361 of the Adventure


Another day and another step closer to having the storm shelter basement done. We added part of the top cap of cement which involves buckets. Buckets of cement. Not full buckets. I couldn't do that. Like everything else, the pace of work is related to the weather and my stamina. My stamina level for buckets of cement is about five cement mixers full. Which also pretty much squares up with about three hours of work. Which also adds up to the amount of shade we have on the worksite before the sun is in full broil mode. So, as long as we can start by about 6am.......... everything works out okay! At this rate, the top cap will take three more days. We can probably trim one of those days off if we happen to get a cloudy day on the final day. It remains to be seen. 

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “We can only see a short distance ahead, but we can see plenty there that needs to be done.” ― Alan Turing

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Sunday, June 22, 2025

Moving Past Summer Solstice - June 22

June 22, 2025

Day 1,360 of the Adventure


At sunrise today, we've already begun the slow six-month march towards the shortest day of the year. I always have mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, even though the days will now be getting shorter, technically, the summertime is just beginning. This means a good three months-worth of warmth and generally not much rain. We will welcome that on our house-building site. Also, we'll see progressively more and more late morning and late afternoon shade as well. All of that will help with the construction schedule. The downside is, yep...... the days will be getting shorter, and the inevitable arrival of fall and winter has entered its countdown cycle. Time to make hay while the sun shines!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Summertime is always the best of what might be.” ― Charles Bowden

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Saturday, June 21, 2025

Storm Shelter Progress - June 21

June 21, 2025

Day 1,359 of the Adventure


Once again we are showing off the slow methodical progression of our basement construction. The storm shelter/food storage room block work is done. We began building the cap forms to complete the reinforcement of the walls and are preparing to backfill them with cement. Shelley said that she's happy to see something made of wood happening for a change. While this is true, the wood you see in the picture will be coming back off once the cement sets. The good news is that we will be able to start building with wood almost immediately after this step. We'll probably get the storm shelter done just in time for the end of the storm season. I guess just the thought of it was enough to intimidate the storms away from us this year!

Carry On

Adventure Quote:  “Any fool can write a book and most of them are doing it; but it takes brains to build a house.” ― Charles Fletcher Lummis

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Friday, June 20, 2025

Wet and Rainy to Hot and Sunny - June 20

June 20, 2025

Day 1,358 of the Adventure


Our house building project has gone from "Cold and Frozen" to "Wet and Rainy" to "Hot and Sunny". I guess I prefer hot and sunny to the other two because we can still work in hot and sunny. We get decent shade in the morning up until about 10:30am. Then it's full sun (if there's no clouds) 
then we get back to shade around 5:00pm. This picture was taken at around 4:45. So our work-day consists of about 7am until 11am and then again after 5pm until we quit. The progress is slow but steady. I'm a little disappointed in myself that the heat plays so much of a role in our schedule. It didn't used to have that much of an effect on me. Our outdoor thermometer read 97 degrees around noon (in the shade) and the sun was beating down on the worksite from then until now (close to 5) As you can see though, the tree shade is just now reaching where I've been working on the storm shelter wall on the far side. We are setting reinforcing steel around the top perimeter and tying it off to the vertical reinforcement bars coming up through the wall. Once done, we'll build some forms around the top and fill all of it with cement. The "upstairs" or main floor of this section will be a summer kitchen where we can do canning and food preservation without heating up the house. Of course, if we ever decide to bake like 12 pies at a time, this will be the area for that as well! I'll let you know if I ever win that battle!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Without ambition one starts nothing. Without work one finishes nothing. The prize will not be sent to you. You have to win it.” ― Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Thursday, June 19, 2025

Thunder Muffins! - June 19

June 19, 2025

Day 1,357 of the Adventure


My post from yesterday was all about our annual blueberry picking. Of course, blueberries mean fresh Thunder Muffins. So, as excited as I am for the berries, the Thunder Muffins are just as big of a treat. Warm with butter melting down through them is the only way to eat them. One is a meal by itself, and now we have a full box of them on the counter. Enough for several breakfasts or late evening snacks. 

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “We all need muffins” ― Queen V

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Blueberry Season is Upon Us - June 18

June 18, 2025

Day 1,356 of the Adventure


She's been at it again. It's blueberry season again in the Ozarks and Shelley is stocking up on them. It's only been a few weeks ago that we were processing strawberries from that season. In a few more weeks it will be blackberries. I guess it's a good thing they all don't ripen at the same time. There just wouldn't be time for all of it. Now the ones in this picture were only a small sampling of them. Shelley returned home with two large coolers full. This pan-full was about the right amount to keep me busy as I sat on the back deck feeding my blueberry craving. You don't need a backwoods surrounding to enjoy a feast of fresh blueberries. Just go a berry farm and pick a mess of them and enjoy. Of course, the backwoods experience is a natural fit with a big bowl of berries. If you ever get that opportunity, don't pass it up!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “The blueberries are tasting extra blue this year. That surprises me, because my tongue is color blind.” ― Jarod Kintz

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Wednesday, June 18, 2025

Stump Burning or Eternal Campfire - June 17

June 17, 2025

Day 1,355 of the Adventure


Part of the tasks involved with converting raw land into something usable and livable is that of removing stumps. We've used almost every technique short of explosives in our stump removal efforts. I'm afraid if I manage to get my hands on explosives, I may very well be tempted to use them for other purposes that I haven't even thought of yet. So, explosives are a temptation I shall resist as best I can for now. We've learned that stumps up to about three inches in diameter can be pulled with a "Brush Grubber". A clever tool for pulling small stuff out of the ground. We've relied on the backhoe to dig out everything bigger than that. The problem is that once you go beyond about eight inches in diameter, the job goes from fifteen minutes to up to all day. Anything bigger than 15-16 inches is in the "all day" range. When we deal with stumps that large, we simply make them or new "campfire site" for as long as it takes to burn them out. The one we have going right now will likely be an all-summer campfire site. It's just beyond the back deck near where we staged the first load of cement blocks for the basement. Of the ten pallets of blocks sitting there, we are now down to four left. The rest have made their way into the basement construction. Shelley wandered out there just as I was sitting here on the deck to light it up for the night. It's okay that it will take this stump a long time to finally burn down. It's a campfire.......... what else is it good for? We always need a campfire around here!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Wherever you camp in the world, the campfire will be one of the things that sticks in your memory the most!” ― Mehmet Murat ildan

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Virtues of a Simple Life - June 16

June 16, 2025

Day 1,354 of the Adventure


I guess I'm just a simple man. Yesterday I wrote a posting on part of what inspired us to build our cabin in the woods. (See the article here) What we planned was a temporary cabin to fill the gap between moving to the backwoods and building our permanent home there. To be clear, that still is part of our plan. One we have actually began working on last fall. The challenge for me is not so much the work it involves, although that is a challenge. It's not even the time it involves, although that is a challenge as well. No..... My greatest challenge is that of not being just totally okay with a small cabin in the woods. Were it not for the fact that we really would like to function with a larger kitchen, that we need more storage space for our food preservation and preps, our cabin would likely be just fine. As simple as it is right now, the way it is. I'm not sure that it's a virtue, being willing to settle for "small scale living". I think maybe it is though. As I watch the general economy devastating families from a financial and cost of living point of view, I tend to believe that "simple living" may be part of that solution. I don't know. It's just part of the many thoughts I digest every day. If it came to it, I'd be completely happy with the simple lifestyle we've been living for the past three and a half years. It's worth thinking about and considering if the frantic and costly pace of modern living is nipping at your heels. 

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “The greatest wealth is to live content with little.” ― Plato

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The Inspiration Behind a Dream - June 14

June 14, 2025

Day 1,352 of the Adventure


Part of the inspiration for our "Cabin in the Woods" came from an old book entitled "Your Cabin in the Woods". It's something I had picked up at a pound sale at a bookstore Shelley and I worked at just after we were first married. At twenty-five cents per pound for books, we stocked up on just about everything that was of interest to us at the time. Self-sufficiency, building skills, cabins and gardening were among the most popular in our library. Over the years, we've gotten rid of most of them. Some of that is too bad. There's many I'd love to have back. For whatever reason, I kept my copy of "Your Cabin in the Woods" It was not a very practical "how to" book on how to build cabins, but it had a quality many books never achieve. That of being inspirational. This book created a spark of vision in me that has never faded in over 40 years. That spark became a dream of escaping to my own version of a cabin in the woods. One that essentially was finally achieved in the spring of 2022. (Here's a link to a short video of us working on it) It was an unfinished project when we moved in and remains so to this day. I suppose that a work in process keeps the journey alive and from becoming dull. That's my reasoning anyway. Our cabin is small, 400 square feet, but is still quite a bit more elaborate than the one in this drawing. Still. I can easily find myself pouring over these cute little examples of an escape cabin in the woods. It's a journey, a destination and an on-going dream all at the same time. 

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover.” ― H. Jackson Brown Jr.

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Sunday, June 15, 2025

Better Bring Some Band Aids! - June 13 - Grumpy Prepper Chronicles 05

June 13, 2025

Day 1,351 of the Adventure


Even though I am not superstitious, really about anything, every time a Friday the 13th rolls around the whole "What could go wrong today" vibe does surface. It's funny. Probably more of a cultural urban legend more than anything else. Normally, I let the day pass without giving any of it any thought. This year, however, I have had a different attitude! It's been one of those years so far that when Friday the 13th rolled around, I'm like "You got something for me too? Fine. Hit me with your best shot!' Hope you brought band aids!"

It's not that it's been a bad year, in some ways it's just been an exasperating one. I'm not going to go into it but when Friday the 13th taps me on the shoulder this time, it's likely to receive a black eye before it has a chance to pull its tricks out of its pocket! I'm just not in the mood this time around!

Carry On

Adventure Quote: “Over the years I've really believed when you think you're in danger, you are probably not and when you have no idea, you probably are.” ― Rodney Cocks

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