We finished digging the nearly 6-foot deep hole for the dugout shelter in order to protect me from the harsh Winter that approaches.

I got a set of normal people clothes to wear when going through this new town instead of my all black survival clothes which allegedly scare people.

We finished digging the irrigation ditch so we could test how it flows into the field before it gets shut down for the Winter. You sure can get a lot done with a tractor!

¡Gracias por las ideas!

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I scoured the property for as many intact bricks as I could find and used them to construct a prototype of my fire brick stove for the dugout shelter.

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I'm pretty used to sleeping in the cold, so I'm not worried about keeping it hot all night. Mostly that I just want some place during the day to be warm. Six feet down might be a better idea, but I'm a little bit concerned about whether the tractor can pull that off. Also, I don't want to use too much diesel considering how expensive it is right now.

I'm planning to build a dugout shelter using mostly scrap material in order to survive the brutal Winters in my new location. I'm looking for your input on my current plan.

Good plan!

Here's a tour of the new farm I'm Garden Hermitting on. My main concerns at the moment are getting the irrigation cleared in order to test it, and figuring out what to build in order to survive the harsh Winter.