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Meat festival is a perfect name.
Here it’s basically therapy after wind and cement.

Some weeks it’s walls.
Some weeks it’s just surviving the wind.
But the house keeps rising.

Manual work changes how you feel hunger.
And how you taste food.

This is how I recharge after days of building in Patagonia. #cooking
#food
#homecooking
#fire
#grill

I like how you keep it practical.
No preaching. Just real steps people can actually do.
Respect.

Seal Your Name Inside a Hand-Built House in Patagonia – Permanent Legacy Hand-built home in Patagonia. Real construction updates, insulation phase, and names permanently sealed inside the walls.

Current progress documented step-by-step (insulation phase now):

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#Patagonia #OffGrid #Handbuilt #Legacy

Update: names already sealed forever inside the walls of my hand-built home in Patagonia.

Not a plaque, not digital — real, physical, irreversible.

First $60 from the campaign → cement bags unloaded today! Ground floor 60% done, names sealed inside. Huge thanks to whoever chipped in — this is real progress. Window to seal your name is closing fast. Link in bio. What’s the smallest donation that made the biggest difference for you?

The wind tries hard every day here. Still building anyway.

Hand-making my home in Patagonia. Progress is slow but steady.

Curious: anyone else dealing with crazy weather while building?

#Patagonia #OffGridLiving

People ask how I insulate a home in the Patagonian with no budget.
I recycle styrofoam, grind it by hand, and mix it with cement. It’s slow, it’s physical, but it works. It turns waste into a thermal shield.
This is how every donation is maximized. No middlemen, just raw materials and ingenuity.

Seal Your Name Forever Inside a Hand-Built Home in Patagonia PatagoniaBrick: A Legacy at the Edge of the World My name is Gabriel, and I’m building this home by hand, brick by brick, in remote Patagonia. No sponsors. No machines. No shortcuts. The Status of the...

Support doesn’t fund an idea.
It reduces friction.

It buys cement, insulation,
and keeps the machines running when they break.

Seal your name here:

Fiat → goget.fund/4a8oYpU
Sats → patagoniabrick@blink.sv

This is physical, irreversible work.

Names are being permanently sealed inside the walls.
Hidden. Structural. Permanent.

Once a wall is closed, the opportunity is gone forever.

Most of the insulation is already sealed.

This isn’t a story I’m telling.
It’s a situation I’m inside.

I’m building my own home by hand in Patagonia.
Not as content, but because I need a place to live.

Every delay means more rent.
The wind doesn’t wait.

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