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Here is a drone video of the solar boat I am crew on traversing Canal Lake, in the Trent-Severn canals of Ontario, Canada. We are well over halfway to being the first solar boat to complete the Great Loop of … Continue reading
Posted in Communities, Pirates of the sun, Solar boat, Solar power, Sustainable Community, travel, Uncategorized, Wanderlust
Tagged boating, boats, canada, canadian canals, canal system, eco travel, education, living green, nevyn, nevyn noni, nevyn nowhere, paul manley, paul michael manley, Pirates of the sun, sailing, Solar boat, solar powered boat, travel, travel blog, traveler, traveling, traveling the nation, Trent-severn, trent-Severn waterway, Upside drone, wanderer, wandering, wanderlust, wanderlust; synchronicity, wanderust
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I have given up trying to play catchup for now, but here is an update: I reached Middletown, California only to find the Vanagon having some problems (ended up being the harmonic balancer, which caused other issues as well). Fortunately … Continue reading
Posted in Pirates of the sun, Solar boat, Solar power, Sustainable Community, travel, Uncategorized, Wanderlust
Tagged amazing experiences, boat crew, boat life, boating, boatlyfe, boats, canada, canadian canal system, canals, eco, eco boating, eco power, florida, georgian bay, great loop, guinness book of world records, I heart oswego, james greer, Jim greer, lake michigan, lake ontario, marine living, nevyn, nevyn noni, nevyn nowhere, new york, nina, Nina replica, no fuel, once in a lifetime, ontario, oswego, paul manley, paul michael manley, people we meet, pinta, Pinta replica, Pirates of the sun, port severn, Ra, sailing, sailor, solar, Solar boat, sustainable boating, the Great loop, torqeedo, travel, travel blog, traveler, traveling, traveling the nation, trent-Severn waterway, trenton, vanagon, wanderlust, world record
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Wandering around Manila, CA & Humboldt Hobbit House
Manila is tiny decentralized town surrounded by a bay on one side and the ocean on another, located west of Hwy 101, between Arcata and Eureka, on Hwy 255. I stayed in the area a few days, exploring the surrounding … Continue reading
Posted in california, permaculture, Sustainable Community, travel, Uncategorized, Wanderlust
Tagged california, coast, coast pictures, eco building, ecobuilding, green building, hobbit home, humboldt, humboldt coastal nature center, learning, manila, nature photography, nomad, northern cali, northern california, ocean, pacific northwest, photography, road trip, samoa, state parks, travel, travel blog, travel photography, traveler, traveling, traveling the nation
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PICS: Cob home at Full Bloom Farms in Applegate, OR
It’s quite absurd that a cob home offers no “value”, at least as recognized by property values… even moreso when one considers the immense true value they possess. The folks at Full Bloom Farms did an amazing jobs envisioning and … Continue reading
Posted in Applegate, bakeries, Communities, Oregon, permaculture, Sustainable Community, travel, Uncategorized, Wanderlust
Tagged adventure, applegate, ashland, bakery, cob, cob houses, cob housing, community, farming, full bloom farms, green, green energy, intentional community, magic, nevyn, nomad, nomadic, nomadic lifestyle, oregon, organic, paul m manley, paul michael manley, permaculture, rise up bakery, road trip, southern oregon, sustainable living, tour, touring, travel, traveler, wander, wanderer, wanderlust
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PICS: Rise Up Bakery & Full Bloom Farms in Applegate, OR
In the spirit of the nomadic movements soon to begin again… I’ve started to actually organize photos from the past few months, and will now be posting a slew. The pictures that follow are of the main building at Rise … Continue reading
Posted in Applegate, bakeries, Communities, Oregon, permaculture, Sustainable Community, travel, Wanderlust
Tagged adobe, applegate, ashland, baking, bread, bread company, cob, cob building, cob structure, farming, full bloom farms, hang frame, hang frame construction, hawaii, hay bale insulation, hippie, hippies, local bread company, magic, maui, mom and pop, nevyn, nomad, nomadic movements, oregon, paul manley, permaculture, rise up bakery, straw bale insulation, traveling, wandering, wanderlust
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Wherever I May Roam 