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June 2010 | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Saturday, June 19, 2010. Over the last couple of months, we have settled very comfortably in our new home here at the edge of the NYC metro area. In my backyard adventures, I have discovered a valuable source of wild protein.snails! Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A mid-summer night's post. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Back after a loooong break from Blogging. Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees.

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Escape from NYC!!!!!! | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Sunday, April 18, 2010. After 3 years in the bowels of the concrete jungle that is Manhattan, I have finally escaped with my fiance to the remote edge of the New York Metro region. Our new home is located in fair Riverdale, a quiet leafy, neighborhood perched along the Hudson river. The soils of Riverdale seems to be very rocky. The entire area was cut out from the mountainous hillsides of the lower Hudso...

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Carp invasion of the Great Lakes! | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Saturday, July 11, 2009. Carp invasion of the Great Lakes! For disposing of plant waste. Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A mid-summer night's post. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Back after a loooong break from Blogging. Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees. More urban gardening and trendy conservation. Mile 184 Hither Hills State Park. Grand Canyon Expedition.Part II. New York, United States.

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The Potato Harvest and Friends! | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Saturday, July 07, 2007. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A mid-summer night's post. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Back after a loooong break from Blogging. Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees. More urban gardening and trendy conservation. Mile 184 Hither Hills State Park. Grand Canyon Expedition.Part II. Carp invasion of the Great Lakes! New York, United States.

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Canning Lessons....Part 2!!! | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Saturday, August 28, 2010. Canning Lessons.Part 2! After the 3 day hiatus, we unwrapped our gleaming jars of goodness. In total, we canned 3 quarts of Tomato Sauce and 9 quarts of Pear Butter! Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A mid-summer night's post. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Back after a loooong break from Blogging. Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees. Mile 184 Hither Hills State Park.

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August 2010 | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Saturday, August 28, 2010. Canning Lessons.Part 2! After the 3 day hiatus, we unwrapped our gleaming jars of goodness. In total, we canned 3 quarts of Tomato Sauce and 9 quarts of Pear Butter! Posted by Ke Xu. Sunday, August 01, 2010. Canning Lessons.Part 1! With the pears and tomatoes at hand, we began the canning process! Posted by Ke Xu. Garden is overflowing with food. Posted by Ke Xu. Grand Canyon Expedi...

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The Worm Colonization | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Monday, November 19, 2007. For all of you in NYC wanting to compost your own garbage, check out the NYC Compost Project. Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A mid-summer night's post. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Back after a loooong break from Blogging. Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees. More urban gardening and trendy conservation. Mile 184 Hither Hills State Park. New York, United States.

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Garden is overflowing with food | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Sunday, August 01, 2010. Garden is overflowing with food. Here we have straight necked, curve necked and green summer squash. The curved necked summer squash didn't grow as well as their cousins. I think I won't plant any next year. We've gotten so many tomatoes that I don't know what to do with it all. We've been eating tomatoes every day for weeks! Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Friday, December 18, 2009. Asparagus Bushes and Fig Trees. Many momentous events have transpired over the last couple of months(my engagement for one thing :D ) , thus I haven't had much time to practice the field craft of organic gardening. Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A mid-summer night's post. The Potato Harvest and Friends! Back after a loooong break from Blogging.

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October 2010 | Back to the Wilderness

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Back to the Wilderness. One family's journey towards a more natural and sustainable way of life. Sunday, October 31, 2010. A couple of weeks ago, we visited my parents in PA. While there I saw my father's efforts at the cultivation of the Calabash plant. The Calabash is one of the earliest domesticated plants in history. But surprisingly instead of being used for food, it's grown to create light weight, biological containers. Posted by Ke Xu. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). A mid-summer night's post.