ALONE & OFF GRID - First Snow Storm & Almost Out Of Wood - Ep. 70
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Date: 2022-06-23
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Kathie
Love how it feels like I'm there with you on the water. I would give anything to live with you and learn how to garden, it is why i will be following everything you guys do. I have arthritis and BPPV and I want to try and learn to eat healthier and minimize my amount of medications and go towards natural as much as possible. It will take me time to get there, but the more I watch you guys you inspire me. Keep up the good work you guys are doing! ------
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Love how it feels like I'm there with you on the water. I would give anything to live with you and learn how to garden, it is why i will be following everything you guys do. I have arthritis and BPPV and I want to try and learn to eat healthier and minimize my amount of medications and go towards natural as much as possible. It will take me time to get there, but the more I watch you guys you inspire me. Keep up the good work you guys are doing! ------
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Wolfpac
I want to see Nicole totally freak out on him for something, anything, doesn't something get on her nerves, Bears, bugs rain, wolves something got to push her off the edge sometimes. Come on I want to see the other side, the dark side of living off the grid, because no woman on this planet can be this adorable 24/7. Yeah no doubt about it Nicole is a total babe. But does she ever go off the deep end? Lol, lol
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I want to see Nicole totally freak out on him for something, anything, doesn't something get on her nerves, Bears, bugs rain, wolves something got to push her off the edge sometimes. Come on I want to see the other side, the dark side of living off the grid, because no woman on this planet can be this adorable 24/7. Yeah no doubt about it Nicole is a total babe. But does she ever go off the deep end? Lol, lol
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Hemi
Bro, charcoal the ends of the logs? Why? You guys do a lot of neat stuff, and I don't know why some times. I know for you guys its -common knowledge- but us city dudes, we don't have a damn clue. I'm guessing it makes the log last longer? Keep it from splitting? Dunno. Maybe you covered it in some of the early video's. But I'm working backwards lol
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Bro, charcoal the ends of the logs? Why? You guys do a lot of neat stuff, and I don't know why some times. I know for you guys its -common knowledge- but us city dudes, we don't have a damn clue. I'm guessing it makes the log last longer? Keep it from splitting? Dunno. Maybe you covered it in some of the early video's. But I'm working backwards lol
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Loafs
I live in the inland maritime PNW just like you and also heat exclusively with wood. I sure hope you've got 3-4 cords of seasoned wood chopped somewhere b/c the coldest part of winter has just begun and its not going to noticeably warm up (or dry out ) for at least 4 months, maybe more.
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I live in the inland maritime PNW just like you and also heat exclusively with wood. I sure hope you've got 3-4 cords of seasoned wood chopped somewhere b/c the coldest part of winter has just begun and its not going to noticeably warm up (or dry out ) for at least 4 months, maybe more.
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Rebecca
That-s very interesting about the WWOOF program, I had no idea this existed. Thanks for enlightening me on that, seems like a very fun thing to do when one is trying to find themselves, or may be genuinely lost in their purpose for this world.
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That-s very interesting about the WWOOF program, I had no idea this existed. Thanks for enlightening me on that, seems like a very fun thing to do when one is trying to find themselves, or may be genuinely lost in their purpose for this world.
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Sheila
thats funny re the chips - I have had a dehydrator for over 13 yrs, and have learned to -under' season chips or crackers, because dehydratiing concentratrates whatever flavors are in there. So salt or acids/lemon can be easily overdone.
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thats funny re the chips - I have had a dehydrator for over 13 yrs, and have learned to -under' season chips or crackers, because dehydratiing concentratrates whatever flavors are in there. So salt or acids/lemon can be easily overdone.
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Vicki
Hey Nicole! I-d love to meet you and pick your brain for gardening info. Maybe next time you come to Phoenix we could meet up for coffee. That would be fun. I-m a harmless grandma who just started gardening this past year.
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Hey Nicole! I-d love to meet you and pick your brain for gardening info. Maybe next time you come to Phoenix we could meet up for coffee. That would be fun. I-m a harmless grandma who just started gardening this past year.
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Erikgasm
Love the continuous use of logs for beams! You save so much time not milling them and they look a great. I am concerned about the logs used for the main porch that still have Bark on them. To much risk of rot
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Love the continuous use of logs for beams! You save so much time not milling them and they look a great. I am concerned about the logs used for the main porch that still have Bark on them. To much risk of rot
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David
Hi Jake and Nicole. just a idea looking at the wet floor in your entrance, you should cut the timber floor back a bit and lay some tiles to save the floor from getting too damaged. Love your home looks great.
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Hi Jake and Nicole. just a idea looking at the wet floor in your entrance, you should cut the timber floor back a bit and lay some tiles to save the floor from getting too damaged. Love your home looks great.
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