It is autumn, so time to plant some spring onions. Yup you read that right. Since we try to be as self sufficient as possible that also means growing greens…Continue readingPlanting ‘Spring’ Onions
When I am inside, there are a few things I like. One of them a roof above my head that does not leak. Small ask, right? (; However, sometimes roofs…Continue readingThe Roof Above Our Heads
The king or our greenhouse the chayote. This mighty plant has been taking over our greenhouse for the last few months. Vines all over and her fruit, looking like testicles,…Continue readingHarvesting Chayote
Horse riding is a noble passion and a sport that combines harmony with nature and tradition. It is not only an opportunity to get acquainted with the beauty of horses,…Continue readingHiking with a horse
Today I would like to share with you our experience with clearing a path in our area. It was a unique experience that not only allowed us to spend time…Continue readingBrightening the path
Recently, together with my wonderful companion Camil, we had the opportunity to visit the Rila Mountains. It is an amazing place full of wonderful views, secret places and a spiritual…Continue readingFriendship against the sunrise
Bathrooms – a place we often associate with everyday needs and personal hygiene. But have you ever wondered what hidden riches are in this seemingly ordinary room? Welcome to a…Continue readingFrom human needs to green wealth
During my latest adventure in the world of figs, I had the opportunity to visit the inside of wonderful orchards full of fruit trees. However, during this unforgettable fig expedition,…Continue readingFig trip
There are many days whose commonness makes us forget about the uniqueness of each day, but each of them is a new light, a new hope, each of them brings…Continue readingBring some beauty to every day
Evening meetings are also part of our routine. They change their time depending on the sunsets, which means it’s always the right time 🙂 These meetings also have an element of…Continue readingEverything has its time and its place
