Bill Nickle - on straw bale homes, natural burial preserves and being one with the land
16 de dic. de 2023 ·
1h 15m 17s
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Finally at 41 years old, I am learning about the things I've always wanted to know! In this episode, I interview Bill Nickle - founder of Narrow Ridge Earth Literacy...
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Finally at 41 years old, I am learning about the things I've always wanted to know!
In this episode, I interview Bill Nickle - founder of Narrow Ridge Earth Literacy Center in East Tennessee. It is just the kind of place I one day will become a part of. With an interest in being one with the land and building 100% off grid homes of all kinds, they really understand how nature provides everything we need. They also have a natural burial preserve and I learned just how awful cremation is even though I had an idea. Natural burial is a beautiful way to allow your loved ones to gracefully become one with nature (again).
**see photos of this adventure here
In the episode, Bill sings a song and "the song to which he recited the lyrics is adapted from an old song that references a different place with no mention of persimmons or paw paws. The author of the original song is unknown"
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In this episode, I interview Bill Nickle - founder of Narrow Ridge Earth Literacy Center in East Tennessee. It is just the kind of place I one day will become a part of. With an interest in being one with the land and building 100% off grid homes of all kinds, they really understand how nature provides everything we need. They also have a natural burial preserve and I learned just how awful cremation is even though I had an idea. Natural burial is a beautiful way to allow your loved ones to gracefully become one with nature (again).
**see photos of this adventure here
In the episode, Bill sings a song and "the song to which he recited the lyrics is adapted from an old song that references a different place with no mention of persimmons or paw paws. The author of the original song is unknown"
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