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('78, CA) 5 Families
This pioneer village is situated on 300 acres a hundred miles
from nowhere, in the middle of the mountains of northern California.
They grow most of their own food in extensive gardens, vineyards,
and orchards, plus members harvest edible plants from the surrounding
forest, as well as hunting and fishing. A large majority of their
building materials come from the land, though they are also fond
of free or cheap recycled building materials, and only as a last
resort do they visit a lumber yard or hardware store. Individual
families handle their own finances, though all members seem to
live comfortably on small incomes that the government considers
below the poverty level. Community decisions are usually handled
by a council process, though not many decisions are required,
and they are currently in a process of reevaluation. Occasionally,
some members offer classes in permaculture and outdoor survival
skills.
Contact Info:
Address withheld by request
USA, 100 miles from nowhere ...
www: 10 miles to the nearest telephone ... |
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