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Category: The Property

The log house, the land, the cave spring, the gardens, the metal building, and the wildlife at Living Springs.

The Living Springs Log House, a log home with a red metal roof, two dormers, and a long wraparound deck, sitting above a green garden slope under tall oaks and a blue sky
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Features of the Land, Buildings and Surrounding Area

A hand-drawn survey map of numbered land lots with boundary measurements
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Permaculture Map: What We First Dreamed for This Land

The Living Springs Log House in winter with a red metal roof, deck, and rock wall
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Questions and Answers About the Living Springs Log House

The red metal building at dusk with its large door open and lights on inside
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Insulated Metal Building Has the Potential for Multiple Uses, Including a Living Space

The cypress log house with its red metal roof, two dormers, and covered front porch, seen from below across a rocky, grassy slope
October 19, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Hidden Potential: The Surprising Opportunities for Private Spaces and Expanded Living Quarters

Stacked stones and boulders beside the log house, overflowing with blooming comfrey, white daisies, and leafy green plants growing in every crack
October 16, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

From Rock Pile to Rock Garden: Reclaiming a Boulder Cascade With Permaculture

Big leafy comfrey plants growing in a hugelkultur bed edged with old weathered logs, beside the driveway and log house stairs
October 16, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Hugelkultur: Building Garden Beds From Logs, Leaves, and Time

Big leafy comfrey plants filling the front of a lush garden bed on a rocky slope beside the house
October 16, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Comfrey: The Plant I Planted Once and Never Had to Plant Again

A white Great Pyrenees standing beside the stone springhouse at the foot of a tall mossy limestone bluff in the woods
October 16, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

The Possible Springs and Other Potential Water Sources at the Living Springs Log House

A fluffy white Great Pyrenees seen from behind, walking beside the green spring pipe toward the springhouse openings
October 16, 2026October 20, 2026 Patricia Mikkelson

Is It a Spring? How to Find One, Watch One, and Bring One to Life

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