Turtle Island Greenhouse Project Quiz

Eustace embarks on completing a long-awaited greenhouse project on Turtle Island. The process involves reclaiming the site, addressing masonry issues, and constructing a wooden frame. Eustace emphasizes the importance of self-sufficiency and empowerment through the use of a sawmill to prepare timber. Despite weather challenges, the project is completed, symbolizing freedom and personal empowerment.

How long has Eustace been working on the foundation of his greenhouse?

• 20 years

• 17 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

What is the size of the glass needed to cover the greenhouse?

• 150 square feet

• 450 square feet

• 350 square feet

• 250 square feet

What natural element does Eustace mention as not waiting for anyone?

• Rain

• Nature

• Sun

• Wind

What is the weight of the double-pane glass used in the greenhouse?

• 500 pounds

• 600 pounds

• 700 pounds

• 800 pounds

What is the purpose of the sawmill according to Eustace?

• To build furniture

• To cut down trees

• To make boards for life

• To sell lumber

What challenge did the team face during the glass installation?

• Rainy weather

• Intense heat

• Heavy snow

• Strong winds

What does Eustace refer to as the 'foundation for freedom'?

• Cutting trees

• Building houses

• Making glass

• Growing food

What does Eustace believe is the key to real freedom?

• Traveling

• Owning land

• Having money

• Self-sufficiency

What does Eustace plan to teach at Freedom Camp?

• Hunting

• Fishing

• Growing plants

• Building houses

What is Eustace's philosophy on improvement?

• Improve once and stop

• Improvement is not needed

• Never stop improving

• Improve only when necessary