After a few tours of duty through institutions of higher learning, it's easy to start believing you know a thing or two. But 'a thing or two' is about all you really do know. Paul Myers stepped on to the soil at Brookbank Farm as a man creeping into the backside of his middle age, thinking himself a veteran of life and knowledge. Instead he found himself a freshman all over again. Shocked, then pleased, that the land itself can be a teacher more compelling than any professor or erudite tome, he recorded his learnings, shared first on a weekly post to the members of the Gibsons Farm Collective, and now available here.