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Senor Coconut
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No Man's Land
Building a neo-tribal village and educational center for self-reliance, permaculture, and the practice of becoming a natural human in today’s society.
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8 days ago
Worldmappin
My First Backpacking Trip: Tikal, Chaos, and the Road to Copán
Theses are the words from my journal... I may change the way it is written on paper, but I can assure you that the stories are exactly as they happened. **I learned at a young…
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8 days ago
LeoFinance
Why Was There a Piece of Coal Hidden in My Basement Rafters?
While working in the basement of my 1953 house, a home that had only one owner before my wife and I, I kept noticing something strange. Here and there, tucked between the joists…
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15 days ago
LeoFinance
Are We Eating Faster Than We Can Evolve?
What happens when biology meets modern food Imagine a person who grows up eating mostly whole, organic foods: meat, vegetables, fruit
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25 days ago
Worldmappin
Mon premier voyage en sac à dos : Mexico Enfin
La cérémonie impressionnante de la descente du drapeau à Mexico *Quelle magnifique première aventure – [image](
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about 1 month ago
LeoFinance
The French Approach to Healthy Convenience: A Look at Frozen Foods Culture
🥖 France’s relationship with food is often mythologized. Sure, there’s baguettes, cheese, and pastries — but beneath the stereotypes lies a thoughtful system that blends…
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about 1 month ago
LeoFinance
How America Escaped 119% Debt to GDP—Can We Do It Again?
We’ve been here before. In 1944–1946, U.S. debt-to-GDP hit roughly 119% . Fast forward a few decades and, almost miraculously by 1981 it had fallen to ~32% . No collapse.…
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about 1 month ago
Worldmappin
My First Backpacking Trip: Bees, Crocodiles, and Border Crossings
Image ** **Theses are the words from my journal... I may change the w
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about 2 months ago
LeoFinance
Holliday Cheers... in Ohio!
Christmas time is always so busy. From the last day of work, which is usually around the 19th of December in the film industry over in New York, to about the 6th of January.
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about 2 months ago
Alien Art Hive
My Smelted Brain: A Visitor from Beyond has Landed
As I'm putting together all my drawings, and getting them ready to print in high resolution on quality paper, I started to see a story being developed. 
