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Tour Through The South – Winter Update – Hot Springs, AR

Posted on February 3, 2017 by Guisepi

Whew, what a tour! Edna Lu (the Tea Bus) and I just spent the last 3 months touring The South from West Virginia to Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and finally to Arkansas, where we are now. … Continue reading →

Posted in Journeys, News, On the Street | Tagged adventure therapy, AL, AR, Arts Council, Asheville, Athens, Auburn, Auburn University, Austin, barter, Bernie, bigotry, Black Mountain, Bolldy Sunday, Boone, Brevard, Camp Hill, Charlottesville, Christmas, civil rights, Columbus, Columbus Dispatch, Commercial Dispatch, community cafe, Confederacy, desegregation, DIY, dumpster diving, Edmund Pettus Bridge, F.A.R.M Cafe, Floyd, Foster Well, Front Street Grocers, GA, Greenville, guns, hitch-hike, hot springs, LA, Little Rock, Montana House, Montgomery, MS, nature, nature school, NC, New Orleans, New Years Eve, Newbern, Newspaper, non-calculated exchange, Oconee County, Opelika, Oxford, police, politics, Prattville, rednecks, Relationship-Based Economy, River Arts District, Rosa Parks, Rural Studio, SC, Selma, Shenandoah National Park, Skyline Drive, southern hospitality, southern hostility, springs, Standing Rock, Starkville, Starkville Dispatch, sustainanility, sweet tea, The Goat Farm, The Homestead Atlanta, The Orange Peel, The South, The Warhorse Coffee Joint, Thomas, tiny house, traditional human economy, Trails Carolina, Travelers Rest, Trump, Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama, University of Georgia, VA, waste vegetable oil, West Asheville, wilderness therapy, work-trade, WV, WVO | 1 Comment

Front Street Grocers – Thomas, WV

Posted on November 7, 2016 by Guisepi

I warned y’all recently that I was going to start posting more having to do with the other kinds of sharing we practice as we travel. Although serving free tea is one of the main ways I like to … Continue reading →

Posted in Projects | Tagged alternative energy, Bake Alley, community, food desert, Front Street Grocers, highly-calculated exchange, kombucha, less-calculated exchange, locally-milled wood, money, non-calculated exchange, salvage, salvage woodworking, salvaged, solar, solar power, Thomas, wood-fired oven, WV | 6 Comments

Maine to Georgia (or Not!) – Winter Update – Efland, NC

Posted on December 21, 2015 by Guisepi

More than a month and a half ago, Ally, Edna Lu The Teabus and I left Maine on a long journey south to potentially spend the winter in Georgia. I had decided that after years of pushing off “wintrospection,” that … Continue reading →

Posted in Journeys, News, On the Street | Tagged Acorn Commune, Appalachian Trail, Asi Yaupon Tea, Bethany, BMAD, Brunswick, Carolina Friends School, Chapel Hill, Charlestown, Clark Park, commune, CT, Dover, Dr. Bronner's, Durham, Ed Hose, Edna, Efland, Enbi Studio, farm to table, Fireside Farm, Friends School, GA, gift economy, Gopi Kallayil, Harper's Ferry, Herb Rally, Homeland Security, Hostel in the Forest, MA, ME, Meadowburn Farm, Middleburg, Mineral, Mountain Rose Herbs, Mr. Tinker, NC, New York City, New York Times, NH, NJ, non-calculated exchange, NY, NYC, Out on a Whim Farm, PA, Philadelphia, Philly, plumbing, Quaker, Raleigh, Reciprocal Altruism, Savannah, SC, Sleeping Giant, solar, solar panel, Solstice, southern hospitality, Thanksgiving, The Farmer and The Larder, traditional human economy, US Marshall, VA, Warrenton, waste vegetable oil, WishGarden Herbs, WV, WVO, Yaupon | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: non-calculated exchange

Tour Through The South – Winter Update – Hot Springs, AR

Front Street Grocers – Thomas, WV

Maine to Georgia (or Not!) – Winter Update – Efland, NC

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