Evan Bare

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USA's timber takeover continues with wooden college tower newatlas.com/architecture/p…

My tiny space. Sub zero = no problem. youtube.com/shorts/BoaVI_Q… #offgrid #canadianwinter #thebunkie

Holy cow youtu.be/edgQH7MRuGg?si…

Playing with #grokimages for architectural concept design. Amazed by the results for text prompt to image capabilities. Not able to design like CAD, obviously, but for quick visualization it works.

I appreciate the ethos behind this lightweight, diesel powered home built vehicle youtu.be/-FbtpJzGPS8?si…

Great insights on homestead property factors to consider in Ontario youtu.be/dZiafaN_GQs?si… @offgridstone

@offgridstone Noticing a similar pattern (of less) here in Southern Ontario. Glorious clear blue skies!

Has anyone in Canada noticed a lack of chemtrails since the Westjet strike began a few days ago? I wonder if there's a correlation? I haven't seen any in my area since.

As a creator and entrepreneur building my own products, this is exactly how I feel.

@offgridstone After I did a video with you a few years back, we ended up with about 5 acres next to the campground. My family has started pseodo homesteading there and agree 5 feels like just enough to accomplish everything we need permaculture layout wise. It's been eye opening thus far!

5 acres is all you need to homestead on. All your gardens, buildings, ponds and other infrastructure. Having more land is always a good thing for wildlife, privacy, hunting and foraging, ect. We live on 40 acres, but really only occupy 5 of those 40. This is how our property is laid out and the main reason for the placement of things is primarily guided by access, but limited by topography. Every property is different and context should always be your guide. Our topography is our greatest limiting factor, however, since we have a southeastern aspect, it's also our greatest asset. Funny how that can work.

@offgridstone We have freezing fog in southern Ontario, temp varies between -2 and +3°c

It's raining in late January. Southern BC, Canada. Zone 4 Boreal climate at 1000 meters. Strange winter. Is it "climate change"?

DXA Studio and Liv-Connected cofounders Jordan Rogove and Wayne Norbeck believe the housing crisis can be addressed through modular housing. ow.ly/gCbc50QmaZA

@Zeo77MamBa @offgridstone Only a few that size, great for salads and sandwiches. Most are romas for sauce

@608design @offgridstone Huge! What are you going to do with them?

What are you harvesting right now?