Read all about my attempts at camping, a computer+water incident and how to spot a false Chanterelle mushroom. 🍄
https://xandua.substack.com/p/chanterelles-and-bear-encounters
Anyways, before the incident with the cute but unfuckwithable bear, we were having some really interesting chats with former apprentices. About their ongoing farming projects, the lack of vegetable diversity and the absence of an Asian supermarket for at least 200 miles. It was really interesting and helpful to hear from people who had not only worked at the same farm as us, but what they had done next. Of course, eventually it came down to the age old question; how do you get land?
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