Dawn is that magical time daylight meets, overlaps the truths of the night.. Before they are bleached out in the harsh light of day. When your night time thoughts, beliefs and ponderings are still alive and colorful. When disbelief can be suspended and truth is still personal and not imposed upon you. When prejudice and habit have yet to awaken.
I generally get up before the sun, and it is in that time that I reflect and collect myself and prepare for the day. It is in that time that I often feel the clearest in my direction and in my life, before the world's obligations begin to take precedence.
Two months ago, I would never have believed we would be leaving our mountain and starting a new journey. In all my travels, both literally and figuratively, I have always sought a home base. For a while, this mountain has been my center of operations, but I now believe it has simply been main camp, and it is time to strike out again.
To that end, I am repacking my Backpack Bistro, double checking my bugout pack, and heading out. I will be posting on our progress, and soon we will be back to our focus on wholesome food that can be prepared anywhere and will appeal to nearly everyone - well at least my family, and, I hope, yours.
Thank you for the emails, and please don't hesitate to hit the comments. Watch for the real opening of our store soon, along with information and sources to help you build your Backpack Bistro as well fortify your home base. Oh, and my book, "The Indigenous Gourmet Walks Through the Seasons" is close, but still holding out on me. When I get it just right I will post some excerpts and maybe some sort of a bonus for those of you who subscribed to me early and have stuck it out while I have been finding my way in this new (to me) electronic world.
Now, if you'll excuse me I have a farm to find and a fresh, natural food supply to re establish.
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- Dave
- I live with my two noisy children on a quiet mountain stream, still searching for the quiet balance and simple life that continues to elude me. To that end I am regularly visited by my beautiful fiance who humors my eccentricities and encourages my explorations.
What is the BackPack Bistro?
The title of this blog comes from the nickname that was given to the handy cooking kit that I tend to keep with me most times. It is an old leather backpack filled with an assortment of herbs and spices and a variety of tools, utensils and cooking materials. It has come in quite handy over the years, whenever an impromptu barbecue crops up, or a visit to some less culinarily prepared friend's house. I find that I can usually make something out the ingredients that present themselves with just a bit of improvisation. As this site progresses, I hope to inspire you and perhaps even help you to build both your kit and your confidence so that your Bistro can be with you wherever you go, and your home and garden can reflect peace, security and prosperity.
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