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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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- more rain
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- What is your final destination?
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- unflat
- sat flat...
- four degrees of separation...
- over easy...
- flooded
- manifest in our mortal flesh
- tiny friends and a gas tank mount
- trippin
- little red gas tank
- the cycle of life...
- thief in the night
- forth day
- big bang
- water audit
- downspout down
- bliss
- standing
- peaceable kingdom
- the gospel according to jeff
- Murdering God
- thirsty...
- pecking order
- greenhouse addition
- booped
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11 comments:
awwwwhhhhh. Thank you for helping the critters stay hydrated (and a little spoiled). They're beautiful!
Good to see Xavier again.
Holy crap. Now there is something to do with your gray water. Guess you're not lonely out there.
Looks like Xavier has become a pet pig.
Is there any reason to have wood in the water?
A lot of bees drown unless there is something floating in the water.
Has Xavier had his toes painted? :)
We place a curved log over the edge of all our guzzler basins - so the insects, mice, birds, etc. - will have an escape route - instead of drowning & contaminating the water in the guzzlers. Caution: Do not locate a watering trough or guzzler close to your cabin - because these sources of permanent water also attract DESERT TERMITES. I.E. these critters will also start eating all nearby things made of wood - like cabins! I want to assure all there are lots of desert termites - living in our beautiful Chihuahuan Desert! But you normally only see them living - very close to a permanent source of water!
Is the character "Javier" played by a single javelina or is he a composite of several?
...there is but one Javier
Sorry for the "X" Javier.
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