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Frugal and Energy Efficient Living

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13. That book is great and inspiring as to eating locally.

Wed Apr 24, 2013, 04:12 PM

Apr 2013

I have a small freezer, buy part of a cow locally and after reading her book, it makes me look at what else I buy for food, what is in season.

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Hunting for health, economy, and the ecology... [View all] Eleanors38 Apr 2013 OP

Thank you Flaxbee! I've read some Kingsolver, but not Eleanors38 Apr 2013 #3

You have faith in my reviewing abilities! I'll do it. Eleanors38 Apr 2013 #8

That book is great and inspiring as to eating locally. uppityperson Apr 2013 #13

I'm still reading it, and will check back in for a "review." Eleanors38 Apr 2013 #14

Yes, Flaxbee, I totally agree with your post. RebelOne Apr 2013 #12

Here in PA, there is plenty of open public land Curmudgeoness Apr 2013 #2

Aldo Leopold called them the "gadgeteers." Eleanors38 Apr 2013 #4

Yes, I am from PA, but lived in TX for several years Curmudgeoness Apr 2013 #5

I do not see costs for a butcher to properly cut and wrap the meat. ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #7

One thing my ex used to do laundry_queen Apr 2013 #9

Good idea, asking hunters for older frozen meat. ConcernedCanuk Apr 2013 #10

That's lovely laundry_queen Apr 2013 #11