ManyTracks Homesteading
by Sue Robishaw and Steve Schmeck 

Sharing information and ideas gleaned from our more than a quarter century of living a 
sustainable lifestyle in the northwoods of Michigan's Upper Peninsula.


Fall Mini Notes

Freedom, Flexibility and an "Alternative" Life Chickens Solar Food Dryer

Eating Out of
Your Garden

Window Quilts Chicks Solar Oven

Hot Water Simply

New Life for Old Woodenware Chicken Memories  

Herb Teas

Yogurt Solar-heated 
Chicken Coop
 

Changing Jobs  /   
       Changing Life

Washing Clothes Homestead Cookies  

Disposable Be Gone

Straw Bale Temporary Building Readying for Winter  
"Make Your Own
Treadle Lathe"

eBook
Homesteading Bibliography Solar Energy
on the Homestead
 


        Greetings! Throughout this page you'll find essays on a variety of subjects. The thread which runs through them all is the somewhat elusive concept called Homesteading; the label most used to describe our lifestyle. It is a satisfying, if sometimes hectic, life which doesn't admit boredom to its world. We hope to share with you here both concrete ideas and imaginative inspirations. We have fun in the living; we hope you enjoy the browsing.
        I'll be adding to the selections from time to time, so do check back. Most of these articles appeared, in one form or another, first in the pages of "Countryside" magazine - America's Homestead Journal. Visit their website at www.countrysidemag.com. Some articles are updates to our book, "Homesteading Adventures".
        Check out the Gardening page for articles related to gardening.   

We share the information here with you freely. If you choose to print out any of the words please do so on 100% recycled paper. The forests are worth it, and so are we. Should you want to use a small portion of these articles to quote in a publication of your own, please give proper credit, and let me know where it is used. Thanks!      Sue Robishaw and Steve Schmeck


For more homesteading information check out . . .

           
"Homesteading Adventures -A Guide for Doers and Dreamers"                    


     "There is something in every human soul which seeks to create a thing of beauty, given any sort of opportunity and materials to do so."     Barbara Walker

      "Today the howl reminds us that our past is deeprooted in wildness ... It epitomizes the wilserness we have fought so successfully to conquer and now must fight to save."     John Theberge

Updated 06/26/2007

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Web Site created by Steve Schmeck

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