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Spring has finally arrived, but winter hasn’t fully let go yet. Snow still lingers on the ground and everything is saturated after the thaw, turning the land into heavy, wet soil that isn’t ready for planting just yet.

The main focus right now has been clearing and resetting the space for the season ahead. A delivery of roughly eight tonnes of firewood ended up stranded in the driveway after getting stuck in the snow, forcing a full rethink of how to store it.

Instead of leaving it in a messy pile, the decision was to build a traditional Holzhausen β€” an igloo-like wood stack designed to encourage airflow and speed up seasoning. The idea is simple but effective: allow air to circulate through the structure so the wood can dry out in around six months rather than sitting damp and unusable for over a year.

What followed was a full-day physical push to shift and stack the timber, shaping it into a circular structure that now sits as a feature in the yard. It also created a side-by-side comparison between different storage methods, showing just how much airflow and exposure matters when it comes to drying wood properly.

Alongside that, preparations are beginning for the growing season. A small greenhouse has been set up for seedlings, and the land itself is already waking up β€” with all the chaos that comes with spring, from burrowing activity across the ground to the return of insects and ticks.

By the end of the day, the driveway was finally clear again, and the space has been reset for the next phase of work: building, planting, and getting the homestead fully operational for the warmer months ahead.

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Last week we were thrown back into winter, this week I'm trying to get seeds in the ground ASAP!

Power was knocked out in the storm 8 days ago with no sign of returning, so me and Babushka next door are 100% off grid. (She's not happy about it)

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Western media is already spinning hantavirus like the next global catastrophe.

Reality check:

β€’ The virus has existed for decades
β€’ Human transmission is extremely rare
β€’ Cases remain limited
β€’ Basic hygiene and ventilation are usually enough protection

The real story is not the virus itself.

It’s how quickly the same fear machine that drove COVID hysteria is warming up again.

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Eight days without electricity after a cyclone hit the village and somehow the greenhouse is still standing.

Got the generator running, seeds finally in the ground, and discovered muscles city life forgot existed.

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