The Book of the Barracks
Ben GreenOne man's 10 year plan to build a post climate-catastrophe community. Serialised in infinite weekly updates. Successes, missteps & pig photos! Support Things Written by Humans
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 248 | Subscribers | Read | thebarracks.substack.com |
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KW-17 Homo faber
I was looking through the photos from Aprils gone by at the Barracks, and it is actually very unusual not to have snow at all in the month. May with all her darling buds might be Spring proper, but a week of frosts next month would also be ...
KW-16 Springtime mushrooms
Well that was a week. We had the most glorious sunshine of the year so far, two days of low lying, cold and miserable fog, and on one especially memorable evening, I went to bed, genuinely unsure if I was going to wake up to global thermonu...
KW-15 By Grabthar's Hammer
Oh April, why must you be this way? Less than a week in, and we have already had snow, hail, torrential rain, freezing mornings and 15 degree afternoons. The trees are starting their spring transformations, with the goat willow catkins lead...
KW-14 All the better to see you with
At some point in the last two weeks, it’s hard to say exactly when, I lost my prescription reading glasses. Without them, I really can’t see squat that is within about an arm’s length. Beyond that, I’m fine, but seeing as these days I spend...
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Weekly chapters in an infinite serialisation of a book being written one page at a time. Building self-sufficient, vegan community; investigating what we can do to shorten the time we spend in collapse and help future humans. With pigs
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