Urine powered tomatoes, my first crypto T-shirt, motorhomes, sun-gazing & global cooling
It was a welcome break from my work here in Yorkshire (filming the construction of the UK's most advanced solar farm) when my mother came to visit with a friend in her motorhome.
▶️ DTube
▶️ YouTube
I am eternally grateful for the T-shirt she had made for me on a recent trip to Cyprus! Bless her. She is so good at those kind of things and she knows well my current obsession!
I always wear it when I am in cities or busy areas and it often leads me to new friends :)
In this film I also share my thoughts on how urine is a good fertiliser for tomatoes & during my sun-gazing session I observe how it seems colder than it did 5 years ago when I last lived in the UK. I believe this is because we are entering into a Grand Solar Minimum which is a period of inactivity from the sun, reflected on earth by erratic & ultimately colder weather.
Don't be fooled by the global warming story.
Learning to grow your own food is the most important thing you could be doing right now. Worldwide agriculture is already failing.
But don't dwell for one moment on any of the potential negative feelings this might bring up for you. Move your attention directly to the solution. Which from my humble perspective is to re-educate yourself to be at one with the land.
If you are connected to the land, like the Swallows in the autumn, you will know what to do.
To learn more about sungazing watch this one I made three years ago:
Love & Light everyone!
Who is 
@samstonehill?
@samstonehill?He was a London based filmmaker until he sold everything and set out on a barefoot journey around the world, currently based in the south of France.
He is travelling with his partner & two children and with no bank account he has been living on STEEM & crypto for over two years.
Sam supports 
All content created for this account is 100% original (unless otherwise stated), produced by @samstonehill who invites you to use & share freely as you wish.
All non original photo sources can be found by clicking on the image