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self sustainability ben May 14, 2020

Made it to the Other Side

It doesn’t look like much, but it took a lot of moving big rocks and big trees to get to this little bridge:

Ever since we moved to the land, we’ve tried to get access to beyond the stream with the ATV, and later the tractor. A good 70% of the land is beyond the stream and it’s the 70% with the most trees. Being able to get there with the ATV means a lot of easy pickings for firewood. We also would like to build a little retreat of a cabin up there, far from everything.

This little bridge allows for glorious moments of trail blazing such at this:

We are actually very close to being able to close a nice loop of trails around the land. We’ll try to make a push for it this year but they will take several more to be nice trails, most are currently pretty rough.

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