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I am here to fix things I’m not affected. I just want to give a shout out to all and volunteers and organizations that are helping the get these people back to normal. It is impressive! I watched truck after truck pull up today to deliver necessities to these people. I’m telling you this is the most American thing I have ever witnessed, we survive together. These days have brought us together. I am so proud of us and this community, even people who lost EVERYTHING we’re offering is water and food. I am touched how when shit gets real we can just relax and care about one another!

By cabin i mean just a 2nd home or whatever. Small or big.

Excluding the excessively wealthy from this for obvious reasons.

Does anyone regret buying a cabin up north? Feel like even at $500-1000/mo is a lot. Even if you are there say 3 months a year. If you were to Airbnb at say $150/day you'd come close to a mortgage of $1000/mo over 12 months. ~$13,500 vs $12,000. And the 12k is before utilities, tax, etc. Plus, you lose any flexibility in vacation locations.

Is this just not too realistic in this economy VS say 20-30+ years ago?

So I have bought some mushroom “seeds” and want to grow them in my back woods. This all started a few days ago when I found some decent size morels in the woods but had just got to them a little late.

I bought chanterelle and morel seeds/spores and wondered if anyone else had done this before and might able to offer advice. I have about a 1/2 acre of woods with tons of downed trees and compost on the ground.

Also with my old morels is blending them into a slurry and pouring them out a good idea to try and grow more?

I have dozens of packs of water, perishable goods etc. I live about 2 hours away, if I were to make the drive to Kzoo, does anyone know how to donate these goods to those families in need specifically?