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Life off the grid in the SW Texas desert. An experiment in sustainable living. NUMBERS AT THE END OF EACH BLOG POST: temp at 8PM,high temp,low temp,rainfall,wind conditions(CalmBreezyWindyGusty). YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/TheFieldLab Daily live streams at https://www.youtube.com/thefieldlab/live
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- thanks, tractor
- waiting to fly
- filters
- propane and sunsets
- go kart rake
- the long walk
- RIP Cowboy Chris
- rescue
- CarlArt
- four acres to land on
- airports and mineral rights
- RIP Jesse James
- 9 gifts of the spirit
- Howdy
- living on a rock...
- looking for a hole
- bittersweet
- plucked
- parts of the process
- cup'o'wrath
- framed up
- oops...I did it again
- helmet
- big city girls...
- back on track
- how cold is it?
- Eyes on Jesus
- The Jimmy'n'Joe Show
- it's all about the wind
- Big Ben
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11 comments:
Wow. Excellent job.
But, I ain't got wings....
I'm totally in awe! watching your endeavors have continually enriched my life by your actions and endeavors!
Flying is easy it's the landings you gotta worry about.
Spectacular view of The Field Lab! No grass grew under your feet shaping the Take Off & Landing Strip. Solo time is growing nigh!
Awesome Airport...
Good job, John. Though, in our surroundings, it's the potential for emergency landings that would concern me...
probably be able to see that on google earth
Up, up and Away!!!! Awesome job.
Great shot of the homestead.
Don't forget your windsock- you need to land and take off into the wind if you don't want a facefull of gravel, and wind direction may not be obvious from altitude.
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