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voyaginghomesteader
I'm a farm girl that gets to travel the world. I move every 18-24 months. Follow my adventures of homesteading while on the move.
Tales from the Homestead – Flooding, Chicken Aerobics, and Dragon Fruit
The end of August has been eventful here on Guam. We’re back in a hard lockdown and last week you […]
Freezing your Harvest
Food preservation is a cornerstone of having a homestead and an essential step on the road to self-sufficiency. I grew […]
My Guam Micro-Homestead
Welcome to the relaunch of Voyaging Homesteader. Why now you ask? I returned to Guam two years ago this month. […]
Which Travel Guide Book is best for you?
I plan lots of trips. I’ve taken 26 trips to different countries in Europe and Africa in the last 15 […]
Tea & Books – ‘AdaptAbility’ and Jammin Lemon Ginger Tea
I have wanted to start a new blog thread for a while about books and tea. They are two of […]
Today is Girl Scout Thinking Day
Today is Girl Scout Thinking Day. It’s the day of the year when girl scouts and girl guides from […]
Big farm in the little city
As my mom likes to say, the Big farm in the little city. (My mom and I as a child […]
Dollar Store Gardening Part 1 – Seeds
Dollar Tree usually gets in their seasonal items very early. After the initial shipment their stock is not always replenished. […]
Menu planning in the depth of winter
Home cooked meals are a priority for me when it comes to feeding my family. I have two major challenges […]
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