Go to Suzannah's stack for her amazing nature sketches. Stay for the wild wonders she reveals as she wanders the rugged outdoors of Maine.

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If you're from OZ, where the seasons are upside down to us :-D, and you got to weedom first, then check out JP's great stack. So many amazing edibles grow wild down under!

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You don't need to live on a big farm, or even a small one to boost your self sufficiency. At Brunette Gardens, Lisa and Anthony are getting it done using a small yard in a residential neighborhood, and are showing that this goal is much more within reach than you might have thought.

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1 reason to follow Joyce Wycoff is that she finds a good mix of reads and media. There are more reasons: her own outlook and adventures and easy way of lifting up others.

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Homesteaders and farmers, reading H of H is like having a veterinarian for a neighbor, plus encouragement and an infusion of gratitude on the side.

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This herbalist digs deep into the history of weed applications. If you want the herb lore, culinary info, and his very direct take on current events then check his podcast too.

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Science-minded thinking, (not politics and hysteria), is applied to current events. While keeping it readable, M.D. gets technical, going far beyond considerations that the news can convey.

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Kevin McKernan is doing what the regulators should have done to ascertain the safety of the mRNA jabs, and is explaining it clearly so that we can understand.

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Christopher Brunet is uncovering hidden things and exposing them to cleansing sunlight. Our world will be better for it.

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Here we can learn about the process and challenges of bringing SubStacks to the world.

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