OFF GRID LIVING - My BUNKIE CABIN BEDROOM - BEST MINI WOOD STOVE - Hazelnut & Almond Trees - Ep. 129
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Date: 2022-06-23
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whitehouse429
Its nice to watch your story, I would have one suggestion only, If you build somethign under such big trees, the house has to be 3 times stronger then a falling tree. I would never use thin boards, I would always use selected thick pine trees to build walls and the roof structure. Its seems that the learning curve for you is going to be long becasue you have not engheritaed any wisdom from your fathers or grandfahters, you have just come from a city and started leaving in a wilderness. when I watch your films we sometimes smile when we see with mey girlfriend how many civlized toyas your are steadly bringing in. we joke that soon there will be a new yor city build in that forest. please try to keep things simply solid and robust with naturall rough look. dont use and nice timbersotre products they dont match the environment really there. all the best for you 2 and we are keeping fingers crossed for you!
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Its nice to watch your story, I would have one suggestion only, If you build somethign under such big trees, the house has to be 3 times stronger then a falling tree. I would never use thin boards, I would always use selected thick pine trees to build walls and the roof structure. Its seems that the learning curve for you is going to be long becasue you have not engheritaed any wisdom from your fathers or grandfahters, you have just come from a city and started leaving in a wilderness. when I watch your films we sometimes smile when we see with mey girlfriend how many civlized toyas your are steadly bringing in. we joke that soon there will be a new yor city build in that forest. please try to keep things simply solid and robust with naturall rough look. dont use and nice timbersotre products they dont match the environment really there. all the best for you 2 and we are keeping fingers crossed for you!
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Merry
I fast forward to the 45: 00 min mark just to see the fireplace. I believe you guys are the 1st ones I've ever seen where the fireplace isn't directly on thr floor (other than a van build.
I like how the fireplace is up off the ground just because it makes it easier to place wood into the fireplace than bend so much in the back to keep the fireplace going into the night.
But I also appreciate the bigger fireplaces that people use to do both heat and cook on top of. To each their own, so because back problems run in my family, I would want the fireplace that's at chest level. -
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I fast forward to the 45: 00 min mark just to see the fireplace. I believe you guys are the 1st ones I've ever seen where the fireplace isn't directly on thr floor (other than a van build.
I like how the fireplace is up off the ground just because it makes it easier to place wood into the fireplace than bend so much in the back to keep the fireplace going into the night.
But I also appreciate the bigger fireplaces that people use to do both heat and cook on top of. To each their own, so because back problems run in my family, I would want the fireplace that's at chest level. -
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Maurya
Cutting your own lumber like that the size of what you put up on the roof, it may look like you were struggling a bit to pick it up, but unless you have lifted a fresh plank like that then you would not understand how heavy it is when just cut like that! Lumber at the store has been dried and whatever treatment stuff they do so the difference is fairly large between the two. That room is so pretty! The raw wood like that is amazing!
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Cutting your own lumber like that the size of what you put up on the roof, it may look like you were struggling a bit to pick it up, but unless you have lifted a fresh plank like that then you would not understand how heavy it is when just cut like that! Lumber at the store has been dried and whatever treatment stuff they do so the difference is fairly large between the two. That room is so pretty! The raw wood like that is amazing!
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wayne
jake in ur video where u put mini stove in bunk house ur useing a pocket knife that is bone with brass or gold on ends ur cutting the rubber for the stove pipe with it well i have the same pocket knife and cant find out anything on it please tell me where u got that lol ive been trying to research mine. is it old. who makes it mine doesnt say on blade sorry for the sp[elling
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jake in ur video where u put mini stove in bunk house ur useing a pocket knife that is bone with brass or gold on ends ur cutting the rubber for the stove pipe with it well i have the same pocket knife and cant find out anything on it please tell me where u got that lol ive been trying to research mine. is it old. who makes it mine doesnt say on blade sorry for the sp[elling
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Luke
I have a couple of serious questions. For one how did you get the financial support to start living off the grid? Like no land is free and so did you buy it or was it inherited from family or did you come into money?
And finally without income how did you survive off the grid? Thanks I would appreciate it because I'm thinking of doing it alone. Cheers.
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I have a couple of serious questions. For one how did you get the financial support to start living off the grid? Like no land is free and so did you buy it or was it inherited from family or did you come into money?
And finally without income how did you survive off the grid? Thanks I would appreciate it because I'm thinking of doing it alone. Cheers.
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wayne
nice job oin bunk house girl yea im trying to catch up on all ur videos its a big part of starting my day now thank u. u 2 give me and others hope that we can start from point a but yea thanks and really nice place going on. ps im 55 never knew about vegan liveing thanks again
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nice job oin bunk house girl yea im trying to catch up on all ur videos its a big part of starting my day now thank u. u 2 give me and others hope that we can start from point a but yea thanks and really nice place going on. ps im 55 never knew about vegan liveing thanks again
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brian
Truth be told.
I only stopped by from the clickbait showing her dumper!
Skipping through 48 mins just didnt cut it.
Gotta give em. credit tho, doing things correctly the 1st time and they look very happy, Congrats
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Truth be told.
I only stopped by from the clickbait showing her dumper!
Skipping through 48 mins just didnt cut it.
Gotta give em. credit tho, doing things correctly the 1st time and they look very happy, Congrats
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ThreePhaseHigh
Should-ve took a little time to give God thanks for the good food they were eating. Get rid of that smelly air polluting chainsaw and get yourself a really good bow saw or a two-man saw excuse me two person saw.
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Should-ve took a little time to give God thanks for the good food they were eating. Get rid of that smelly air polluting chainsaw and get yourself a really good bow saw or a two-man saw excuse me two person saw.
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Dale
How on earth do you grow anything there. At my cabin, there-s hundreds of deer, elk, bighorn sheep, moose, turkey and about a hundred other animals coming they that eat everything in sight.
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How on earth do you grow anything there. At my cabin, there-s hundreds of deer, elk, bighorn sheep, moose, turkey and about a hundred other animals coming they that eat everything in sight.
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Skwrl
Just here to say that usually I add the sesame oil last in cooking only because it burns easily and can foul up the flavors of whatever you're cooking. My opinion though.
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Just here to say that usually I add the sesame oil last in cooking only because it burns easily and can foul up the flavors of whatever you're cooking. My opinion though.
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