This Week At LFTN: Microscopy, Stocking Exchange, And More

The fair is finished and I am delighted to be home for a few weeks before heading to Kansas for the Self Reliance Festival. It gives me a chance to settle in on the reality that I just up and moved a week ago and have some things to figure out related to that!

This week’s episode will be From Home to Homestead, kicking off a new project that I am working on at the Basecamp Lodge. I hope you can join us tomorrow at 2pm for that!

Building Living Soil With Alan Booker on October 2 & 3

If I had it to do all over again, one of the first things I would do on my homestead is double down on creating living soil. But how do you know how you are doing with your compost systems and process? We have the solution for you. Alan Booker is doing a Living Soil and Microscopy class here in October!

Tickets are $450 and include on site camping, 3 meals a day and both classroom and hands-on learning.

Get signed up here!

LFTN Stocking Exchange

One of the hardest parts about being alone on Christmas is that there is no one here to make me a Christmas stocking. Oh how I miss that each year. They were so fun because we would spend like $50 and get stupid little useful things then wrap them like they were diamonds. Bonus points for humor.

It turns out that there are multiple people in the LFTN network who feel the same way, so we now have a Living Free in Tennessee Stocking Exchange via the mail — or you can do it at the LFTN Christmas Reception in December!!

Only sign up if you trust yourself to mail the stocking.

Wanna join in? <— that is the sign up page with more specifics!

Make it a Great Week,

Nicole Sauce