By Thomas J Huber In a matter of days, I turn the ripe old age of 42. (I can hear you real, old timers laughing in the background.) I’ve decided to use a few of the 47 sick days I’ve accrued to just lie in bed night and day in another attempt to get the… Continue reading Sciatica and the Homestead 2005
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Cordwood Masonry – It’s for the Birds!
By Thomas Huber, Founder & Director I didn’t know it at the time, but the construction of our cordwood coop began in the spring of 2006 while scrounging cedar log-ends from a local construction company, which specializes in high-end Adirondack great camps for millionaires. The loads of logs I transported in our small Honda Civic… Continue reading Cordwood Masonry – It’s for the Birds!
Cordwood at Cedar Eden: “The Pattern that Connects”
by Tom Huber Gregory Bateson coined the phrase – “the pattern that connects” back in the 1970s to describe an aesthetic whose core principle is one of unity. It signaled a paradigm shift away from reductionism to a holistic, synergistic worldview where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Everything in nature… Continue reading Cordwood at Cedar Eden: “The Pattern that Connects”
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