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@DianeandSamson are converting a bus into a tiny home which they plan on traveling around Australia in in 2024. They have been working away stripping a 2001 Austral Starliner and planning out their perfect, sustainable home. Today Diane answers all of Robyn's questions about the bus conversion so far and chats through what's its really been like building a home with no experience.
Diane has created a map where you can pin your suburb to host the bus, or to organise a meet up during the trip if you would like to be a part of it head to this link: https://map.proxi.co/r/4-y-w2cjm6jrbUPnZl5T
We started a gardening and homesteading podcast. We are excited to chat through great topics about gardening and homesteading. Join us weekly for this great garden podcast, where we share stories, tips and our own experiences gardening with all the variety of methods out there. For all of you searching for great homestead podcasts and Australian garden podcasts this great collaboration between @thenaturepatch Robyn, and Diane from @dianeandsamson is for you. We are Aussie homesteaders and Aussie gardeners passionate about sharing our mistakes, lessons and inspiration to encourage others to just grow. The earthly roots podcast is an extension of our mission to live off the land, and use our own two hands to make the world and our lives a better place. A garden and homestead podcast that takes known and new topics and approaches them from two perspectives, the scientific side and the beginner gardener side.
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Loved this episode? Consider supporting the podcast on Buy Me A Coffee, with a donation, we would love to hear from you: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/earthlyrootspod
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Imposter syndrome in the garden and on the homestead is not a fun thing to experience. With social media often glamourising every aspect of day to day life, it can feel disheartening and like you're not doing enough. We've been feeling a little like this lately, particularly with sharing our gardens on Youtube and not feeling like we have much to share, that we should be sharing more, when in reality the garden goes through ebs and flows and slow periods where not a lot happens. In these times, it's fine to not feel the pressure to post on social media or meet 'expectations' that you've created in your mind, but take it slow, surround yourself with good people and set manageable tasks.