This is the house wrap we use on the homes we build. It has a special feature, do you see the black lines? That is thread that makes channels for water to escape from behind the siding. Good stuff! #homes #building #construction

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Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

Last summer I used some old tires that I cut the sidewalls out of to create a cascading strawberry bed. I planted about 30 plants from several everbearing varieties then waited... The late planting didn't yield much, those plants threw dozens and dozens of shoots to new plants.

Well, later winter I expanded the bed with more tires then early, early spring, I dug up and transplanted a couple dozen starters into the expansion and gave away about 100 starters to other families in our clan, effectively thinning the original bed...

Now, less than a year since the first planting, in addition to the multiplication to other beds, we are harvesting almost a quart of strawberries every two or three days!! This has been quite a fun project for the homestead!!

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Sons of light? Sons of darkness? Sons of Zadock? Third Temple? Sun and calendar? Is there really a connection between it all?

I've been asking some questions and doing some digging... Here's a good overview video that brings a bunch of pieces together in an unusual place. But, I found an even deeper dive I'll drop into the comments if this video series peaks your interest...