I've done my share of blogs in the past and know that it can be a bit of work and somewhat time consuming. However there are many benefits also. When I was building life size robots, the blog was a great reference guide to looking back on earlier projects and the techniques used.
Re reading my Appalachian trail journals transport me back to the trail and sparks the memories and experience. My wife and I have already read our Alaskan vacation blog many times to transport us back to that adventure up the Alaskan highway.
So when we came across a great deal on a fixer upper house with a nice vacant lot, my mind kept thinking about developing that extra land into a mini farm. It was perfect in so many respects. Not many neighbors bordering the second lot and a nice private and peaceful area at the end of a gravel road. Perfect for a mini farm in the middle of one of the most densely populated counties in Florida. Plus with plenty of sun for growing plants. A mini farm idea started forming and would be a frequent visitor in my thoughts while working to renovate the house to get it ready to rent.
The Florida Bee Farm" is a mini eco-farm located in Clearwater Florida and completely solar powered. Our eleven hives of pampered (spoiled) honey bees produce delicious local honey. We utilize organic growing methods with naturally made compost and tonics to repel pests. Irrigation system fed by a rain barrel collection system powered by solar electric.
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