Rural Living Blogs Sort by: Hits | Alphabetical
 | Ani Trone - Latest blog post: From the Garden… Life, love, photography and horses...featuring photography and digital art and the daily life lessons of a mayan, belizean, scottish, nicaraguan green-eyed cowgirl! More... |
 | As The Butter Churns The story of a city girl from Los Angeles who quits her job packs her bags and moves her family to a rural farm in Washington to start Fort Flashback, an American History camp for kids. Things don't go exactly as planned. Tune to find out if Denise ever gets funding, catches the oxen as they run down the road. Or if ten-year-old Henry forgets to wear shoes to school Again. Will Grandpa Horn leave everything to play jazz on the streets of Paris. More... |
 | Be A Survivor - Latest blog post: How To Survive The Coming Apocalyps... Flea is 36 year old IT geek who has the survivor mentality. I have a wonderful wife and two dogs. I am an avid reader, shooter and outdoors person. Be A Suvivor is all about disaster preparedness and survivival. We also do reviews of equipment and books to help our readers make informed decisions. More... |
 | Eyespi20.com - Latest blog post: Diabetes Studies Eyespi20 looks at today's world through eyes that see things differently than most folks. Sometimes you'll find it funny, sometimes it will make you think hard about your life and how you're living it. You'll always come away thinking, though. You'll never go away disappointed. More... |
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 | Flower Hill Farm A Landscape of One's Own :The relationship between a woman her land and organic gardens. The Artist/Farmer shares her paradise through out the seasons via photography and writing. Sharing daily observations... sun, moon, and the flora and fauna of a New England hillside paradise. More... |
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 | Life on a Southern Farm - Latest blog post: Does She or Doesn't She Video Life on a 100 acre farm in rural Georgia. Abuntant photos of farm life, animals and unique projects like building a working water wheel and cutting lumber on the farm's sawmill.Stories, recipes,fresh air and clean living. More... |
 | Mud on the Tracks - Latest blog post: This Year's Crew A suburban family with rural aspirations makes it happen. The warts-and-all description of our go at sustainable living, shepherding, and parenting three young children, all while holding down two full time jobs with long commutes. More... |
 | Musings at Windyridge - Latest blog post: Why You Need An Electronic Key for ... Farm and family adventures. We have fiber animals, sheep and goats and an angora rabbit and I spin and knit their fiber. We love the outdoors and boating and fishing and hunting with our teenage sons. More... |
 | My Country Home - Latest blog post: Countryside Pictures: Turtles Blog about my family´s project of building a country home in a plot we bought in Algarve. Personal finance management and saving money tips. Pictures and regional culture. More... |
 | Our Simple Life Essays about life on five acres in rural California. Two households, four parents, five children, four horses, one dog, five cats, fourteen chickens, six fish, and sometimes insane moms. More... |
 | Random Ramblings - Latest blog post: War of the worlds Personal observations and pictures of creatures found in and around my garden including the family cat with occational photos and descriptions of wildlife discovered on journeys. More... |
 | The Cottage Smallholder Diary charting our haphazard journey towards self sufficiency and beyond. We live in a pretty 16th cent. cottage in an English village on the Cambridgeshire/Suffolk border. The cottage cast includes 3 dogs, one Maran hen, 4 bantams, 70,000 bees... More... |
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 | the way i use to be It's all about my daily life activities. I write everything i am doing not everyday but almost everyday. I like to write abot myself and what have i done. Not only me but i write also about my family way back in Philippines, my hubby and friends. Also i write little about entertainment More... |
 | Tylerfarm Homestead visit with us as we go about our daily lives on our three generation working family farm in Maine. Working the land provides us with our own meats, dairy products, vegetables, eggs & wool products. We can, preserve, freeze and store our products to feed our family throughout the long, cold winter season. More... |
