Projects

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A friend who loves to help with projects was scheduling his visit, he asked what we had going? I mentioned we were working on firewood. We always need firewood because we heat the main Lodge with wood and have year-round Treehouse Guests who purchase firewood for campfires and our old time tin outdoor hot tub.

He laughed, and said, "Never have I seen a pile of firewood that was too large." Agreed, we are always chopping firewood.

The incredibly giving Michael Krampf, Jr., answered an ad I put on Craigslist for someone to cut firewood, split it and share 50%. Sweet Michael showed up for the task cutting town 10 trees, helping me cut them up while I wrangled them with Bermuda my Kubota tractor with the best attachment on the planet a root grapple. Michael even borrowed a power splitter and we created a huge pile of firewood.

When I said, "Now, you are next..." He got in his truck and said, "I don't need any now." and drove away until the following spring. Incredible loving, giving people show up on The Magic Land and we are so blessed.

Kevin Tennant and Michael operate his invention the Loginator that splits anything it looks at with ease.

An oak beetle or bug has invaded many trees and while it is sad, it makes choosing which trees to take down easier.

The Goddess Garden

Laura Lynne & Edith We celebrated that the trees growing through the tennis court on our Goddess Garden are edible Persimmons!	Mark Antum Celebrates his Pear Tree We planted a series of pear and apple trees between our Enchanted Treehouse and the future Goddess Garden. Mark put extra love into his and it's first year it bloomed like crazy. Love always wins!	David Rodrigues David explains about trees and plants. He and his wife Barbie cleared brush and trees from the inside of the tennis court. It was a hot day!
Laura Lynne Dyer and Mark Antum Laura Lynne and Mark Antum unload fruit trees for our planting day.	Mark Antum scans the space to get a feel for future artwork with Laura Lynne Dyer	The Walkway As much as we love the old rickety walkway, a new one is in our future.
The crew Laura Lynne Dyer, Mark Antum, Andy, Lakshmi and Adam Dar choose their tree.	Thank you bees! Pollinating some milkweed for the butterflies and creating honey for our hives We love the bees and are a bee friendly space.	David Rodrigues David decides which trees feel right to leave on the tennis court. Not consciously knowing at the time they were fruit trees.
Happy Chickens All the extra produce will be sold or donated and what is left will go back to our fine friendly animal flock.	Sunshine We will grow flowers and edibles in the Goddess Garden.	Enter The Magic Land Just down the hill you'll find The Goddess Garden hidden behing the pines and accross from our Enchanted Treehouse Tiny House.
Moss Soothes the Soul.	Laura Lynne and Ana Carolina McGinn Ana Carolina is a lover of life, children, people and organic food. We so look forward to playing together.	Fun Food Our animals loved the home grown pumpkins that Sarah Haines grew and one day we will grow a crop for fun and food.

Donate to The Goddess Garden

The Goddess Garden and Grounds emerged from a creative solution for what to do with the tree tennis court. Abandonded for 20 years, they earth opened and through the asphault emerged very special trees. As we were choosing what to keep in the space, Master Gardener Edith James said, "Those are persimmon trees!" It was a sign we were on the right road.

The Goddess Garden Vision

This will be a feminine space for women only. Mother's and daughter's will make the one hour adventure drive from St. Louis or beyond, free of music or electronics to arrive open and ready to learn, grow and participate. We will wear all white and every plant grown here will be infused with love and light.

They will be raised bed gardens and we will add a greenhouse as well for 24/7/365 growing.

A sacred worship and gathering circle for workshops and talks will bring hearts and souls together.

We added apple and pear trees outside The Goddess Garden and even Gooser and Lilly think it's pretty cool to be in there with the super high fencing to keep deer out.

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Projects

Check back our projects change often

The Goddess Garden

Laura Lynne & Edith

We celebrated that the trees growing through the tennis court on our Goddess Garden are edible Persimmons!

Mark Antum Celebrates his Pear Tree

We planted a series of pear and apple trees between our Enchanted Treehouse and the future Goddess Garden. Mark put extra love into his and it's first year it bloomed like crazy. Love always wins!

David Rodrigues

David explains about trees and plants. He and his wife Barbie cleared brush and trees from the inside of the tennis court. It was a hot day!

Laura Lynne Dyer and Mark Antum

Laura Lynne and Mark Antum unload fruit trees for our planting day.

Mark Antum scans the space to get a feel for future artwork with Laura Lynne Dyer

The Walkway

As much as we love the old rickety walkway, a new one is in our future.

The crew

Laura Lynne Dyer, Mark Antum, Andy, Lakshmi and Adam Dar choose their tree.

Thank you bees! Pollinating some milkweed for the butterflies and creating honey for our hives

We love the bees and are a bee friendly space.

David Rodrigues

David decides which trees feel right to leave on the tennis court. Not consciously knowing at the time they were fruit trees.

Happy Chickens

All the extra produce will be sold or donated and what is left will go back to our fine friendly animal flock.

Sunshine

We will grow flowers and edibles in the Goddess Garden.

Enter The Magic Land

Just down the hill you'll find The Goddess Garden hidden behing the pines and accross from our Enchanted Treehouse Tiny House.

Moss

Soothes the Soul.

Laura Lynne and Ana Carolina McGinn

Ana Carolina is a lover of life, children, people and organic food. We so look forward to playing together.

Fun Food

Our animals loved the home grown pumpkins that Sarah Haines grew and one day we will grow a crop for fun and food.

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The Goddess Garden Vision

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They will be raised bed gardens and we will add a greenhouse as well for 24/7/365 growing.

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A sacred worship and gathering circle for workshops and talks will bring hearts and souls together.

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We added apple and pear trees outside The Goddess Garden and even Gooser and Lilly think it's pretty cool to be in there with the super high fencing to keep deer out.

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