Perma Culture - Living Free and Independent

[hityouwithaflower]

2:20 ♥!

[barkershill]

Well, they seem like a nice family and good luck to them , But I Would totally love the full details of how these people manage to feed themselves , and presumably a few livestock on , did I hear right? a fifth of an acre . ! plus they even sell stuff? presumably they need to eat some thing a bit more solid than just salad leaves after a days work. Do they grow wheat or other cereal? Incidentally , This a a serious and sincere quest for knowledge , so sensible answers only please,

[MichelleDeVille]

What a charming gentleman

[SuperCuntpuncher]

 "is it odd?"

WTF

[attiliocg]

The Dervaes are true American heros and an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your lives and lifestyle with us all. For the others of us out here who are looking to do our part and/or join a group of Eco-conscious individuals with the mission of creating open-source blue-prints for a sustainable civilization, search out sustainabilitynonprofitDOTorg to see how "One Community" can help! Much LOVE, Respect & Gratitude to the Dervaes and to all of us doing everything in our power to BE the change!

[amycknox]

Frugal? I say smart. Way to avoid gmo's and pesticides etc... Let's see more of it!!!

[sereneyoshiko]

the people who started america would think that it was ridiculous to say its "taking it to extreme" to grow all your own food. They keep trying to imply that its 'odd'

[celeriacmarcus]

Looks like the garden of Eden.