My Journey to Food Independence (FULL TOUR)

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• AL

  @allymariebrown · 4 months ago · pinned

  Who's growing their own food this year?! What are you most eager for?

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• KD

  @kdnewengland · 4 months ago

  So glad I found you or you found me I guess :).  You are like my 40 years younger soul!  I'm looking forward to binge watching your videos.  We need so many of you in this world! You give me hope for the future. Enjoy every minute you spend with nature and with your grandpa. Life is precious!!  I am growing my own food and food for anyone else who needs it. Always enough to share!

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• LI

  @lincolnlegacycabins · 4 months ago

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• ST

  @staciehendricks-shelton · 1 month ago (edited)

  Just scrolling, your garden is absolutely beautiful ❤

• ME

  @meliss36 · 4 months ago (edited)

  Ally, get some boiled linseed oil and use a cloth to rub it into your wood all around your raised beds &nbsp;(all wood) or use a brush and use the clothe to rub/ soak it into the wood. This will preserve it anf you can do it one more time maybe in 10 years. This is the old timers way a hundred years ago anf why barns done with this are still standing. No harsh chemicals.. something that heals and preserves wood &nbsp;and it makes it a beautiful color that doesnt chip or fade.. 😊

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• KI

  @kimpike4362 · 4 months ago

  The stage is set...ready, set, grow!! When you are in your garden, you positively &nbsp;glow. Great video!!

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• WY

  @wygnalma · 1 month ago

  I reaaaally ENJOY this vid so much! It&apos;s giving me the vibe of the game Stardew Valley IYKYK. Feel so calm and relax!

• CA

  @CarlaStahl-bc7ou · 4 months ago

  Thank you Ally for your garden tour. This was so informative, you have such an easy going and clear teaching nature! I couldn&apos;t take notes fast enough😄 You guys are creating such a special, beautiful &amp; magical place💗

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• PA

  @patthornton1212 · 4 months ago

  Your garden just keeps getting bigger and better every year Way to go.

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• WE

  @wendysawyer6772 · 4 months ago

  Ally you are amazing!! I wish you would do an online course for your garden and herbs and your apothecary. I can only imagine how many people would join and watch that, I know I would! I love your content about the home improvements but your gardening and growing videos I always get so excited lol

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• JA

  @JacksonLegacyLaw · 2 months ago

  First time viewer of yours. This video makes me feel warm and made me even more excited to start my garden. So beautiful.

• IL

  @ilzitek2419 · 4 months ago

  I love your garden! &nbsp;So aesthetically and soul pleasing … you are so beautiful inside and out.

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