Here we are in a new season - and in some ways a new world entirely - and I'm happy to report our little food-growing addition is complete.

Here's what's keeping me grounded and hopeful; what's acting as both a balm and a way to be deliberate about the future:

We've been cooking up a new little project for our urban plot at Hereabouts - a wee space for soaking up the sun and growing more food.

I find the best kind of motivation is a beautiful vision of what could be, a glimpse of the world as I want it to become.

If soil is the earth's microbiome, is producing food without it a good idea?

Back at our campsite, we proudly laid our haul out on the picnic table. We washed and strung morels like beads on necklaces to dry.

We're at the tail end of winter and the pantry's almost bare. Well, likely not bare at all given our access to the modern supermarket, bu...

"We need to create a vibrant and tight knit community around our food systems in order to achieve substantive change." -Zev Friedman Part...

Earth is leaning away from our star as though playing a bit coy, backing off as though it just needs a little space before it can draw ba...

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"By this action, what am I saying 'yes' to?" -Charles Eisenstein, The Yoga of Eating Deep into last winter I had my doubts we'd ever feel...

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Well, we've done it! We've seen ourselves through another winter. Sure, it's not fully behind us yet, but the darkest and the coldest of ...

(Do excuse me if this post seems dubiously tangential to the operation of Hereabouts B&B! In my mind these things are all related - Herea...

Christmas is fast approaching and I think we can all agree that the experience goes beyond one of pure peace, love, and joy. There's boun...

With summer well and truly behind us and fall swiftly morphing into winter, it's a good time to don a thick sweater and take stock of wha...

The tiny house faces south; the main roof overhang manages the sun that enters the clerestory windows, while the two canopies manage sun ...

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“Cooking gives you a chance to practice the esoteric art of manifestation - bringing something from the imagination into physical reality...