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ALONE & LIVING OFF GRID - A Day In My YURT LIFE - Ep. 76

ALONE & LIVING OFF GRID - A Day In My YURT LIFE - Ep. 76

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ALONE & LIVING OFF GRID - A Day In My YURT LIFE - Ep. 76 blogs: I've enjoyed watching your ambitious journey and wish you well. From my perspective alone I do wish you all shared or talked a bit more and included less endless, even if sped up, wood chopping scenes. Now, before you get offended- I fully realize that is a big part of what makes your life work and that making you tube videos is a big undertaking as well. Perhaps a bit if commentary during those scenes might help?
A tour of changes to the yurt and are also always interesting.
Jake, while I appreciate and agree with you overall on your theories on your back and health. I think those people who mention tips on being more careful with your back are simply looking out for you versus hating.
It only takes one injury to completely change your life.
You've learned a lot in your 38 years of living, no doubt. And you and Nicole are doing pretty amazing things. But one can always learn something and should always strive to do so. Learning from another's experience is often priceless. This is especially true when it comes to your health and mobility.
Love the recipes and sustainable living aspects.
Best of luck you two!

Date: 2022-06-23

Comments and reviews: 9


Exploitative or smart? Case in point, thumbnail of topless broad in front of a yurt = 850, 000 views. Thumbnail of the same exact yurt with no topless broad = 147, 000 views. Perhaps a real world difference of a couple thousand dollars maybe? So is it exploitative? Are you in a sense pimping out you gf? Interesting questions. Interesting questions.
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Jake you need to research how to make a plunge-cut and you can cut leaning trees much more safely. What you described as the tree splitting is called -barber-chair- and a lot of people get killed that, but making plunge cuts after you cut your wedge will make felling a leaning tree much more safe. Best of luck to y'all from NC.
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I have been wanting to ask you two how you are managing financially. Do you have a nest egg other then the sale of your arizona property? I would love to live out there, but would need a source of income, also safety is a major concern with the wild cats and other wildlife.
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How do they make their money it may be cheaper but still not free. And no offense would loved this lifestyle if I had the guts but to be true when you get older and no longer want to have fun (if you know what I mean) that lifestyle will lose some luster.
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I love what you two are doing living off grid. Wish I was 50 years younger; I would love to live away from all the crazy world we are living in today! Best wishes to you both, stay health and love the hell out of each other.
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I enjoy your videos and find them very informative, but I must admit that really enjoy checking out your girl-friends athletic thighs and ass. No disrespect man, I just can't look away but I am learning while watching!
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suggestion: cut another piece of tree to put on the outside of the cat enclosure at the pipe. Then the 2 pieces of wood can sandwich the chicken wire between them. That might make a stronger opening.
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Please learn to fall a tree. The way you did that can kill you because it will be prone to splitting. Learn what's called a bore cut. Much is safier. Hope you understand my concern
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Hey - U2-, I enjoy watching all the scenery and changes that your place is blooming into. I don't think your home is messy, just know the rest of us are loving it. Anita in Texas
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