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My name is "L". It's so nice to meet you! We have so much to share and tell you. There is something here for everyone, no matter if you homestead or not. Those who don't know where to begin, those starting out, and those who have been doing it awhile. Everyone can learn something. Even after four years of homesteading, there is still a mountain of things to learn.