The Underbelly
The Rehomesteaders
June 5, 2014
Half the battle is pulling all the junk down they had nailed up. Now that the upper deck has been
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Homesteading
Hickory Nut Harvesting
The Rehomesteaders
June 4, 2014
We were so happy to discover we had some trees that produced food when we moved in. There are several
Never Too Early
The Rehomesteaders
June 3, 2014
Kate’s job: watering the new plants (good thing she already had her swimming suit on) Never too early to start
Buzz Off
The Rehomesteaders
May 24, 2014
Guarding the door. I was hoping the harder-than-normal winter would have “taken care” of a few of the abundant insects
They Grow So Fast
The Rehomesteaders
May 21, 2014
If you think kids grow fast, get a couple of chicks! Almost overnight, the chicks started sprouting feathers and combs,
Multiply and Replenish
The Rehomesteaders
May 19, 2014
Despite being transplanted from a friend’s house, the chives are starting to perk up and have decided to go to
New Girls
The Rehomesteaders
May 16, 2014
Jack’s favorite pets. After the death of our poor honeybees the past winter, Jack did a little research and found
Population Boom
The Rehomesteaders
May 13, 2014
This past month we’ve traveled through Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska and have noticed there’s an undeniable population
Three Adorable Chicks
The Rehomesteaders
May 6, 2014
C’mon. You know you couldn’t turn away adorable faces like these. Late Sunday evening, the doorbell rung. It was our
Johnny Appleseed
The Rehomesteaders
May 4, 2014
Jack knows all too well the pains of Johnny Appleseed. Like when you’re planting an apple tree and a post
Six Gallons
The Rehomesteaders
April 5, 2014
When Jack wants some alone time, he goes off and boils some maple sap. We’ve collected plenty of maple sap
Their Job
The Rehomesteaders
April 1, 2014
We were outside putting in the first of the potatoes when I decided I should get a few things out
