Saturday, June 14, 2014
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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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16 comments:
I set my recorder to record your show on the Science Channel. I will not be home at the time but will watch it later when I return. Thanks for the heads up.
Oh wah, oh wah, cool cool kitty,
tell us about the boy,
from New York City!
On the other hand they couldn't have filmed it if you hadn't done the deed in front of them..BTW, wild men don't smooch on calves
H dry I'm watching it now....This is fascinating. Wow
Watching it now and getting a kick out if Bens reaction to the snake!
Amazing John! You seem like a fascinating person..The quiet and beauty of where you live and how you live just has me inspired!
I saw the show earlier today (Sunday, June 15, 2014) and was fascinated and intrigued about how you have sustained a living off the grid. I was fascinated about your greenhouse and water catchment system, awesome set-up. I'm hoping to catch rerun of the show because I was busy doing my daily chores and only caught bits & pieces of the show. Just found your blog and looks like I have a lot of reading to catch up on. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Rick, start from the beginning. I did and it was a fascinating read! Well worth it. ~Sherri
Well darn even though I read this last night early, I was picking the last of the 150 quarts of strawberries this am, thinking, ok. I have time,(7am) next exit thing I realize it is 10:30am, download Moms uVerse , .. Way too late, they won't go back.. AUGH
So dotty I missed your adventure
Sherri, Thanks for suggestion, that's my plan! I started from the beginning and the next thing I know I'm side tracked researching John's Pepino Swap Cooler design/projects. It's going to take me awhile to read all John's posts if I keep getting side tracked on his field experiments. Your right it's fascinating read!
HA, Rick! Welcome to my world! I kept opening new tabs for everything he mentioned and soon I found I was doing more research than reading. I had to stop that. Then Chrome crashed and I lost all those tabs I had opened :-( Dems da brakes. Enjoy!
Heads up to all fans who missed the Science Channel - Where the Wild Men Are Texas. The show will be on Tuesday, June 24, 2014 at 6:00 PM. As John mentioned in his post you need to check your local listings for your time zone. Three other series of the show will be on prior to the Texas show with John. My listings indicate Australia @ 3:00 PM, Alaska @ 4:00 PM, New Zealand @ 5:00 PM, and the one I liked the most Texas @ 6:00 PM. I'm looking forward to seeing the show myself!
I was wondering about that as I watched the show. I wondered if that was another incident or the on where you saved Ben! Ah ha!
They did a piss-poor job on their map going into the episode. It was pictured on the border between NM and Texas, about 300 miles away from El Paso. Bit better withe second map, though.
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