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Racing the California Storm | Water Catchment Under Rain and Snow (Part 2)

The system was finished just in time. In Part 2 of this series, Frank works against the clock to complete the water catchment system as a major California storm moves into the Sierra foothills. Heavy downpours give way to snowfall, and the newly finished system is immediately put to the test. ____________________________________________ NEW! WE'RE NOW ON PATREON 🤎 Our viewers have always cared deeply about living gently on the land, and that matters now more than ever. So many of you believe, as we do, that caring for the land is essential in a world where resources are stretched, climates are changing, and food systems feel increasingly fragile. Choosing a sustainable lifestyle is one small but meaningful way to take care of both the earth and each other. With changing climates, limited water, and growing uncertainty around our food, learning to grow and preserve sustainably is no longer just a lifestyle choice — it’s a way of protecting our future and staying connected to where our food truly comes from. Your support on Patreon helps sustain this channel, where we share our successes, our failures, and the methods we’re learning as we build a more self-reliant homestead, season by season. 🔗 Join us here:   / kernriverpermaculture   ____________________________________________ 🔗 FROM OUR GARDEN TO YOUR KITCHEN Many ingredients used in our recipes are grown hydroponically here on our homestead. Kern River Permaculture is a sustainable farm cultivating fresh, flavorful food. For more about the systems we use, tips, and inspiration, visit: www.growwithgardyn.com ____________________________________________ In 2023, we invested in a property located in the mountainous area of Sequoia National Park. The terrain was steep, characterized by clay soil mixed with heavy rock content. Adding to the difficulty, the former owners had layered the entire site with landscaping stones, seemingly accumulating several inches of rock piled one over another throughout the land. The climate here is quite severe, featuring summer temperatures soaring into the triple digits, along with persistent winds ranging from 10 to 20 miles per hour much of the time. Our winters are brief and mild, with cold conditions limited to January and February. Spring arrives quickly but is fleeting, quickly in giving way to intense summer heat. Cultivating plants in such conditions proves challenging, and we have experienced numerous setbacks. Nonetheless, each obstacle has taught us to adjust our methods and approach things in new ways. We’re embracing this journey wholeheartedly and hope you find it enjoyable as well. _______________________________________ #silentvlog #homesteadlife #homesteading sustainableliving #growyourownfood #selfsufficiency #simplelife