Eugene Permaculture Project

03/03/2025

09/14/2024

07/11/2024

06/16/2024

Pic #1: sunbathing on my fire pit
Pic #2: - no the post and grape trellis did not look like this prior to the impromptu landing after being attacked by a bunch of other birds
Pic #3: enjoying the early, low hanging
Pic #4: Deer enjoying a rest after crabapple dinner on the fresh cut
Pic #5: Turkey vultures enjoying date night
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06/15/2024

First - And probably the only one I won't have to work for 😅
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06/14/2024

- Call me crazy... It's probably just a seasonal thing but I feel like I'm already starting to see much of the biodiversity here flourish. This week alone I was visited for the first time by a deer, a red tail hawk, turkey vultures, and probably fiver new small bird varieties I haven't been able to identify yet. I'm loving it. Always something to do... But in a good way.
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05/27/2024

Hey y'all! I did a thing! I bought a lil "hobby" farm in western Eugene, Oregon to live out my permaculture and homesteading dreams, which means I have made the hard decision to leave beautiful and sunny San Diego. It's been a very bitter-sweet process but I couldn't be happier with my beautiful new home and property.

There's already an established raised bed garden with raspberries, strawberries, blueberries, grapes, and all the essential herbs. I have an acre of which about 60% is currently a pasteur (complete with a big, red barn) and the other 40 is a forested slope. I have several established apple and cherry trees.

I'm really excited to get this page moving again. Expect to see more posts coming soon and back on topic. I really hope that you'll continue to follow me on this journey of balancing my corporate life with my homesteading/farming one and I hope to get new followers along the way, hopefully some local folk as well so I can share some of the upcoming abundance.

12/06/2020