Greetings, My name is Ryan and I would like to introduce myself and my mission for Stage Coach Farm blog. I am a guardian of the earth that we all share together. My goal is motivating others to live regenerative, healthy, authentic and overall fulfilling your dream life. A life that can have a carbon […]
Read MoreGreeting’s After the feature on fox news 12 Portland on the go with joe i got an influx of subscribers! Wow thanks!!!? I am not much of a blogger but i will be doing my best to document all the fun projects i get into. Next in line is a solar trailer with a diesel generator that […]
Read MoreWell it’s been 2 years since I begin framing. The cow has already logged in over 8k miles on the road. She tows well. Utilities hookups are the same as an RV. Everything crucial runs on 12v batteries and propane while off grid or driving. The tiny house puller is a ram 3500 flatbed with […]
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I am a true believer that you should always follow your dreams. Well I am finally making headway on my tiny house project I have been dreaming up for the last 4 years. Living with little to no debt, rent or mortgage and being able to have the option of on or off grid living. […]
The summer of 2011 was a great year for my garden. I am including pics to showcase how abundant a small permaculture garden can be on a small lot in the city. One day of harvesting yields a table full of organic food. Walking into a portal buzzing with life activity. Lavender hyssop herb for […]
This last few weeks has been non stop fence picket up-cycling. Our local fence contractor has a never ending huge pile of old fence free for the taking. It is lots of work to de-nail and sort through but is worth it in the end. Here are some of the projects we used them for. […]
PHOTO: After the 7.6 magnitude earthquake in the Kathmandu valley in Nepal, Cal-Earth Institute stunned by how their patented Superadobe/Earthbag technology fared in contrast to the neighboring homes. The 90 children and caretakers at Pegasus Children’s Project Orphanage are safely sheltered by these domes, made of just sandbags and barbed wire. Hesperia, Calif., May 5, […]
First get some logs. These are beetle kill pines harvested with a post and pole permit. for $15 dollars and a day up in the mountains with my brother. Sharpen up your chainsaw and get to cutting. Now I wish we had a saw mill…….Slap, screw, bolt, nail, all your wood together and tada! Log […]
Cabin made from hand peeled beetle kill logs, Re-purposed cedar shingles, pallets, aluminum paneling roof from scrap, handmade stainless gutters, re-purposed windows, willow branch thatch roof over re-purposed snow fence lumber deck. View of Mt Blanca and Indian creek from porch. zone 1 garden in progress Fresh grown salad greens off porch. Watching sun set […]
Early Spring is here! After a long winter hibernation period its time to get back to work. Another piece of land on the big island of Hawaii has been acquired. Excited for the many adventures to come. I have decided to finally follow my dreams of creating this blog and share my thoughts with the […]
