Sunset from @Bitcoin Beans HQ - Winmakū The shack that I inherited when I purchased the land 2.5 years ago is collapsing in on itself, the wood has rotted out. Literally the day after completing the build of my little home this old structure starts to tumble. Complicated by the fact the roof is full of asbestos. So the forced move is up the mountain, closer to my home and with this stunning evening view. On to the next build!! #stayhumbleStackSats

Winmakū - the home of @Bitcoin Beans officially has its first temple built! Perfectly perched above the cacao plantation which will one day (2 to 3 years from now) provide the most delicious and nutritious medicinal cacao for Bitcoiners who know the power of PoW! Not an easy process, a real internal battle between self sovereignty and being totally reliable on other people to get the job done! A steep learning curve but the important thing is the roof came before the rainy season and it looks and feels amazing! I am proud and excited to start this journey of living in right relation with the earth and devoting my time and energy to being a good guardian of this sacred land we walk upon. As always, extending the invitation to the Nostr community, my home is always open to you if you wish to connect a little deeper with the cacao you are living with. Big love to all, keep rocking! We are winning!

Jungle gym is up and running! Little by little the pieces are falling into place. Sold sovereignty, health, wellbeing, vitality and strength to stay in the game for the long haul are in place! Happy Sunday everyone! The bull run is coming! X

Feeling blessed to live so closely with the original people of this territory! I am always amazed by their strength, what they can physically do astounds me every time. This is Juancho, a Kogui elder who comes down the mountain from time to time to earn some money to help buy things for his family. He always comes with a huge smile and completes the work beyond what I thought was humanly possible. To climb a palm tree like this in itself is a tough gig, but to then be able to hold yourself there whilst swinging the machete and cutting up to 25 palms is unreal. I wish I could pay him in sats but I really don’t want to be the white man that thought he had something to save the indigenous with, they have been and continue to be just fine with how they have always lived. Us on the other hand have some things to looks at.