−50%Rain in a Barrel: Catching and using water on a small holding
Wade Hollis · narrated by Silas Quince
2026
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You will learn to read your land like a map of falling water. Wade Hollis walks you through catching rain from roof to barrel, sizing your system to your actual needs, and putting every gallon to work in garden, coop, or home. You will understand how rain moves across slopes and rooflines, why simple gutters outperform fancy ones, and how a line of five-gallon buckets can be as useful as any tank. Silas Quince narrates in a steady, plainspoken voice that feels like a neighbor leaning on a fence post, explaining what he has lived and built himself. No jargon, no pressure, just practical steps you can take this season. Start listening and plan your first rain barrel before the next storm.
17 chapters
- 1What You Will Build3m
- 2Before the First Job3m
- 3Chapter 1: Why the Sky Still Belongs to You17m
- 4Chapter 2: What You Are Really Catching16m
- 5Chapter 3: How Rain Moves Across Your Place23m
- 6Chapter 4: The Barrel That Pays for Itself20m
- 7Chapter 5: Gutters Done Plain and Right17m
- 8Chapter 6: The Five-Gallon Bucket Brigade19m
- 9Chapter 7: Watering Wisely from the Barrel16m
- 10Chapter 8: Washing, Rinsing, and Second Lives18m
- 11Chapter 9: Keeping It Sweet and Clean18m
- 12Chapter 10: When One Barrel Becomes a Chain20m
- 13Chapter 11: The Seasonal Rhythm of Rain18m
- 14Chapter 12: Know When to Call for Help18m
- 15Season After Season4m
- 16About the Author2m
- 17The Rest of the Work1m
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