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You so get it. Enjoy, there's no rules. Congratulations. It is a beautiful piece of glass

I just got my tiny home liveable state! SMALL STEPS! Meet up in CALI! SENDING LIGHT!

oh yeah, that foam is beastly. Are you considering placing that large upper jar into the wall?

You sound happy in your creative place

I hope you checked the welds in the steering system…

beautifully sculpted interior

I got the same exact Jeep love it it's fun as hell

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We started full time RVing in 2017. Made our way up to WA where we work camped for 6 years. My Rheumatoid arthritis was off the chain from the moisture and finally realized I was suffering from seasonal depression from the 8 mos of rain. We too have made our way down to New Mexico where the low humidity has put my RA into remission without meds for 2 years now. We started looking for off grid property outside Taos but my wife really needs to be closer population center for her work. New Sub, look forward to future videos.

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Very inspiring. Thanks.

Nice work!

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You should stay inside more often! That's beautiful! I have a friend that moved out to Grant's NM to do off grid. They really love it there

Hi thanks for your content. May I ask what county you’re in? Thanks

Excellent video, thanks so much for making it. Walk in beauty.

THATS where my pole went!!! World class view! The fry'n pan finial atop the solar calendar. Dude!🤌Bravo!

You seem like someone to chill and create shit with!!!

Nice looking fountain. I was hoping to hear what you learned why the first one collapsed? I thought you were supposed to keep concrete wet, for hydration curing, for 30 days. Could it have something to do with adding wet new concrete to concrete that is visibly dry? Did it delaminate? Thanks. Blessings.

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Im going off grid in northern az. Just found your channel. Ill definitely be using Ferro cement in the mix. 😊

Holding the water up from running off will also recharge the ground water. For sculpture with cement mixture, it was a wire frame packed with scrunched up paper inside the frame then cement. I think people just use spray foam and not paper now. Some really nice homes have been sculptured the way you are trying to do things with cement. You even have ferro cement boats.

Hey your videos are getting better and better too, Mr. Cow. Be sure to share the links to the videos that helped you in the description - to really pay back, cite, share. But I'll say for myself, though at the moment I have no interest in doing what you're doing, this gives me some feeling for how I could share what I'm doing. So thank you brother.

i like your choice of tube amp. currently visiting El Salvador for affordable safe dental and medical work but you have inspired the dickens out of me. Have 2 40' containers i haven't been healthy enough to work on but that's past tense. Rock on Brother. we're in rural upstate ny

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After many attempts to live off grid throughout my life I am closer than ever to buying some acreage. Still not sure where but the Ozarks are number one on the list. I love alternative building. I love working with bamboo. I am dreaming up and designing my future homestead buildings as I wait to purchase land. One reason I desire off grid life is being awake. I paused your video and watched a few clips of John Trudell. One of the things he said is something I have been saying for 20 years... "Civil"ization has never been accomplished here on Earth yet. I see no one culture being civil. Another desire is solitude and the silence that comes from that. I love free diving because of the silence down deep. I lived in Sedona for 3 years and it really stirred up my desire for it due to being able to hike for hours and hours and see and hear nothing from the human world. I also love having space to create. I have lived off grid for months at a time. I have built outdoor showers, outhouses, and bamboo structures on these properties but it wasn't mine and eventually had to leave my creations behind. I create with form and function dancing with one another. I need the function to slightly edge out the form in overall dynamics. I find it impossible to build boring structures. I love geometric structures that are not boxes. I also love organic shapes from the natural world as my design inspiration. My last outdoor shower was gravity and air pressure fed to my cedar pentagonal deck. I had two low flow shower heads so you could be enveloped in water or share a shower with a partner. I will not build another shower with a single head ever again. My outhouse was made with timber bamboo poles. I got an old tire and drilled large holes in at angles and stuck the bamboo in to form the roof of the outhouse. I ended up screening half of the structure because it was in such a private place I didnt need walls. I also never had to deal with cold temperatures so this was a luxury I could explore. I am a firm believer in pooping with a view. It relaxes the mind and the ass follows. I remember every poop that had an amazing view even my all time favorite which was on the coast of California north of Santa Cruz. Staring at nothing but ocean and not a single soul for miles... Perfect. Pooping is not something I wish we had to do so since we have to how do I make it an enjoyable experience. This is another one of my design philosophies I see. Taking the mundane and designing in some features that turn it extraordinary.

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Use a notched trowel next time so the tile mosaic lays flat and even.

I've been here over 4 years and it's tough.....I love it! I have all the stuff to build and only two arms and legs. Other than my parrot, who tells me I'm gorgeous and he loves me every day, and my little furry dog that just loves to escape and run away in the high desert!

OK I see, New Mexico!

Where are you? Im at 6540ft elevation in Rural Nevada.

Second awesome!

I see this all the time you have to put insulation around your tanks.keep them from freezing. Or keep them warm when propane turns to ice not good. Second no offense second heater in box un tested rookie mistake. 😂 Any thing can happen from shipping damage to factory issues buy and test . Make sure it's good

I have studied soil science and have a great deal of experience with compost. I can tell you with absolute certainty that human waste will not be 100% safe for growing vegetables using the process you have described. I'm all for keeping human feces out of the waste stream, but making it safe is a lot more complicated than the handbook suggests. For starters, you need to track time at temperature, number of turns and isolate tools used in the process. Making your bin 4 feet in diameter by 4 feet tall will make it a lot easier to control the procees. I recommend keeping your bins at least 150 yards from your home.

i like it! My friend uses planer shavings vs the straw as its easier to work with when u do anything to the pile. Also no smell. I would have liked to see the urine diverter inside the mode but thats ok too. Thanks for sharing.

You make me wanna stay far.. away from anykind of brain altering subtances

You need to learn how to use a Mr. heater with a 15 pound to 20 pound propane tank which is what you have you can fire up that buddy heater or the big buddy heater either one and run it on low for 96 hours straight

I see you got it, good deal. Yes, when you need it most, freezing ur azz, propane won't work. You need to heat it up but you can't because the propane heater won't work because the propane won't work....argh. You can buy electric heaters for the tank they work fine but you have to have 120 volt power. The heater blankets are a little pricey, you could also use heat tape which is cheaper.

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you really should run both the tanks on the same heater propane when it gets cold cant vaporize you can beat it by increasing surface area. a $50 dual tank hose kit they have them at Lowes. also a deisal heater cheaper to run for you just dependes on how much deisal cost where you live. good luck.

Your propane froze

The vapor pressure for LP gasses drops when cold. I bet you would have trouble lighting a butane lighter as well You need to SAFELY warm the propane canister. When sufficiently warm the propane will change states from liquid to gaseous state. During the TEXAS freeze my diesel genset was too cold to start, so I tried using my propane torch to warm the intake manifold, the torch barely had a half inch flame since it was too cold. Eventually it did start. You might want to build a solar greenhouse contraption to store your tank in, cover it up at night so it'll stay warm, maybe even an electric heating pad would work. Also, 12 volt electric blankets are inexpensive on Amazon or most truck stops. You might appreciate having it warm your bed, my daughter uses one when camping, uses 12 volt extension from her car to the tent. Take care and hang in there

I always thought it would be neat to embed & finish a floor with records! ... or a wall 🤔

Yeah, I'd run, too!! Haha! I "saw dust" on his/her bed! 😂 I love the cats name =)

Hey Don…thanks for the share. Glad you are prepared and can stay warm!

Good luck, man. Looks like you're doing pretty good so far. I'm in the chilly and wet south west of Scotland, similarly trying to prepare for winter and learning a relationship with the land, a revelation and inspiration given by the land.