BeezySuperTramp

Living in Denver, Colorado for the time being. Thriving to be surviving!

[beezysupertramp]

Hello Tumblr Folk,

Been awhile since I've shown my face around here. Checking in to let you all know life is going swell. Haven't turned into a robot, or died in the woods, still chugging along on this journey in life. Living here in Vermont has been a magical time. Loads of growth these past 5years. Through many learning lessons, heart breaks, breakdowns, life shifts...it's been a wild one.

Here is that adventure bus I spoke about before moving out of Colorado. Nothing like I imagined it would be. Yet has aloud me to cross the country and explore. It's brought so much joy to my life and I am so incredibly grateful.

Cheers 2022 🥂 you've been wonderful.

[corytrampwicky]

Happy Murica Day, let's not forget where we started. Respectfully, this land is of the Earth. Protect its soil, protect its water, protect its air. Remember how lucky we are that nature provided all of this. Keep protecting this land that is of the Earth.

[beezysupertramp]

As far as my plans for the rest of the year aside from going to Vermont. I am working my buns off to purchase my very own adventure vehicle. I will most likely buy a used military truck and convert it into my mobile tiny home. I am currently working three jobs and am doing a fairly good job at saving money. I'm am going to accomplish this and it will be everything I've been dreaming of, for the past few years. I want to have a traveling work space with the tools to build Earthships and green sustainable housing for people looking to convert back to living off the land. The hardest part will be downsizing everything I've collected over the past 28years of my existence into a small box. I am very grateful to have found something I'm passionate about and a drive for our future.

[beezysupertramp]

Happy Spring of 2018 Back in Colorado and back to working the grind after such an excellent start to the year. After my trip to India with my mother with eye opening experiences around every turn. I have adventured down to Chile, Patagonia. The initial reasoning behind going down was to spend time with this girl I became connected with in California. She is from Vermont and basically a complete badass. I would consider the state of Colorado and the state of Vermont to be very similar in producing some pretty adventurous people who love the outdoors. After a month and a half of building the tire structure we finished with a roof and walked away feeling accomplish. It was a good team of people who I'd consider family for the rest of my life. After the build her and myself travelled around for two weeks alone and saw some amazing sites. Hitch hiking, buses and flying were or means of travel. We experienced so much, from the Marble Caves to Fossilised Sea beds at the top of mountains. White water rafting in Class 5 rapids and repelling down waterfalls. The bond created after spending two months together in the same tent has been undeniably the best relationship I've ever had. We've had disagreements but when we do we sit down and discuss why and walk away with an understatement of eachothers views. It's so civil and she has captivated my heart and animal spirit. I am flying out to visit her and her family next week after being apart for the past month and a half. She's a keeper folks and I'm looking forward to our shared future.

[beezysupertramp]

Well…the start of 2018 has being just grand. Spent the first two weeks traveling around India with my mother on an Eat, Love, Pray adventure. Experienced the ritual of loved ones passing at The Ganges in Varanasi to the wide spread wonders of The Great Taj Mahal. Visited over 100 different temples across the country and tried a bunch of different foods. Ended the trip with our last night spent celebrating the kite festival with the entire country. Even in the poorest areas people had such great spirits and surrounded in family. It was a very eye opening experience seeing the strong beliefs of a bunch of different religions all living amongst eachother. I would like to go back one day to explore more and plan to give back to the community in ways I couldn’t with the short lived trip we had this round. I am currently on a layover in Tokyo, Japan before heading back to Colorado in the USA. Then in four days I depart on my next adventure down to Chile, Patagonia for Earthship number #7 until mid-March. Looking forward to starting the year off in holiday before getting down hard on the work grind to continue chasing my dreams. 2018 holds bigs goals and I plan to work hard to obtain all of them.

[beezysupertramp]

Morning Brother when and how did you get started on earthship building?

Hello and good day man. I got started on Earthship building just through personal online research. I then found the Earthship Biotecture Academy in Toas, New Mexico. I took the introduction course in Uruguay, South America in 2016 which was an incredible time. Since then I have volunteered on 5 other Earthships and will be traveling to Patagonia, Chile next month to do another. I am basically just self motivated to learn all I can about them so one day I'll be able to build my own. Cheers!

[beezysupertramp]

OREGON ECLIPSE SELF PORTRAITS

This is basically how I enjoy myself during my travels, because looking back at them helps me remember more then just thinking back. I find taking self portraits allows me to be who I really am, its like when someone who takes a picture of you tells you to make a funny face. During my experience at Oregon Eclipse I found myself lost amongst 50,000 people, not sure why I was where I was, not sure who I was. By the end of it I found myself, I found out that I am me, and who I am is what you see. I cant explain the thought process more then what’s apparent because to grasp the idea of labeling who I am doesn't cut it. I find I am a forever changing being, a soul who seasons with nature like the currents in the seas. Half the understanding of myself comes with each new day, each new experience, I couldn't tell you who I am but I will show you if you are willing to observe.

[beezysupertramp]

Hello All,

This is a quick recap of my disappearance over the past few months. Starting at the beginning of August I set fourth on my adventures. The beginning of this year I was not a happy camper. I was caught up in the daily struggles of finding myself, finding sunshine in each day and overall just being happy. I made it a point to change that and start chasing things I believed would help me like furthering my education and connecting with people on a higher level. It worked.

I bought a ticket to Oregon Eclipse Gathering and enrolled in the Permaculture Course for two weeks prior to the event. This experience was magnificent and eye opening, let alone I made a new family of friends from my classmates. Shortly after I planned to head down to Northern California to help on an Earthship build volunteering. Spent almost two weeks in the woods and closed the home in for the winter. Once again meeting a group of individuals who I connected with on another level. I of course ran shy of funds to make it out to my next destination of Alabama to volunteer on another Earthship build. So I did what I do best, went home and worked a full week and stacked up enough cash to get back on the road. Spent two weeks in the woods of Alabama building, getting the home ready for the rainy season. This build was the highlight of my adventures as I was able to see so much of the process and learned a ton. Walked away from that build feeling very accomplished and knowledgeable about building my own house one day.

Near the end of that build one of my classmates from the Permaculture Course invited me to work at his landscaping company. Paid top dollar for my work and a quick day of climbing before hand made it quite enjoyable. Running around the country was fun, I headed back home via the southern region. Stopped in Texas to see family before returning back to Colorado. On my way back up I even stopped at another Earthship build for a couple days. This one was already built but needed some TLC and I plan to go back and help out more.

Finally back home and can start the planning of my next chapter in life. Thanks for tuning in and I’ll be posting some fun pictures here before to long.

[butteryplanet]

[beezysupertramp]

This weekends progress; Skunk skull is in the crock pot boiling.Pounded in the posts for the fence in the second garden bed to keep the animals out. The chicken coop earthship has another layer of cans and is finally connected to the roof on one side. Looking forward to finishing it this spring. Going to take another 150 cans at least and a few more bags of cement. Plan to do a plastic and wood front side with a human door and chicken door.

[beezysupertramp]

Today Thrift Store finds along with a few other fun items. Bought some adulthood fancy shoes and yes, those are solid wood water skis…Yes, I am crazy. At least I know. Happy Sunday Funday.

[beezysupertramp]

Morning Rituals, Gotta Burn It, To Earn It.

[beezysupertramp]

Well, looks like it's happened again. Stack high in amazing Penpal letters, waiting for responding. I have read them all and look forward to finding some free time to write back. I could truly just live in the middle of the woods and build things, grow food and flowers and write letters forever.

[beezysupertramp]

Even with my busy schedule these days working in Westcliffe, Colorado finishing this gentleman house. I’ve been doing very well at keeping up with my journal entries and my PenPals. All my goals this year have been working and I’ve been striving hard at accomplishing each one…Only to make more of course. Currently everything on that second page is a new goal…And we are only two months in, pretty excited about all that.

[beezysupertramp]

Letters from Penpals and ideas for my adventure vehicle begin. Looking forward to talking with people about ideas for converting an old 4x4 dump truck into my home on the road. This is the next step in my life as the one I moved down to Pueblo for fell apart. I’m slightly leaning towards buying a plot of land first in which I can always return back to… Hopefully something with a P.O. box so I can keep tabs with all my snailmail friends. I would very much enjoy finding a place in Custer County. I’ve been tipped off that they don’t have any building codes as long as electric/sewer are on point. Of course there is still a building permit but I’m willing to give them that.

[beezysupertramp]

Excellent way to start the morning...

[beezysupertramp]

Sad Day on the homestead, Red the Rooster has passed. R.I.P. to my most favorite and first ever rooster. He had become such an amazing chicken in the last year of knowing him. He lived 6years in total but I was able to live with him the last year of his life. I was able to pick him up and carry him places, even pushed him in the wheel barrow one day. I can only wish he died happy, because the first time I heard him crow was priceless for me. I’m really going to miss you Red.