50 Below, We Still Go! | Felling Frozen Trees + Snowshoe Hare Pot Pie
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- The coldest day of the winter season far doesn't stop us from getting outdoors and cutting firewood along with preparing our future garden site. After the cold snap retreats we build sides for our dump trailer and cook up Snowshoe Hare pot pie.
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It finally got cold enough for you two to admit it is cold! Shocking!!! 🥶🥶🥶
😂😂 What you say is just the reality, cold enough for them, it makes me laugh 🤣🤣 (sorry for my english, I'm from the french part of Belgium)
@@jcma2820 You are doing an excellent job! 🤗🤗🤗
On the coldest day in the duck blind one of my friends who sits on the vestry at church told me it was cold enough to freeze the balls off a pool table. That’s the coldest I can remember it being out in the bay. We came home and drank hot chocolate, we didn’t stay out and cut trees. 😂
I have watched (and enjoyed) numerous videos the couple has provided. I don’t care what this man has for tools at his disposal, from a leatherman, sawmill or tractor. That woman is his greatest asset.
He's the beef and brawn and they are both the brains of the operation from what I see. Glorious combination. >@^_*@< Between them and The Outdoor Boys I want to live in Alaska too.
Yup, first thing I think of when I wake up to - 50 degrees, is that it's great day to start a garden, and kiss some frozen trees. But that's why I love watching you two just chilling out in the bush. Nice trailer! Yummy looking pot pie! Thanks !
😂 thank you for the smiles!!
😂😂😂❤
@@SimpleLivingAlaskawe simply luv you guys 😊❤
You guys grow, preserve, harvest, cook and eat the very best food. I love how you do all these tasks with intention and joy. It makes my heart feel good.
And doing it as such an awesome team. So wonderful how you work together.
It makes me feel good as well.
Funny how my doctor said it's too cold right now for gardening. It's been 60 degrees lately! What a quack that guy is. 😂
My garden is in full swing, but I live in the deep south.
🤣🤣😂😅🤣
Kathleen Davis? My daughter’s maiden name! Haha! 😋
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Lordy! You know, we would watch you clean the cabin, shower the dogs, bathe the cat, and many indoor projects! I mean, only Alaskan's do yard work when it's criminally cold outside!
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When we lived in the Northwest Territories our door hinges would freeze on the inside and the clothes closets would have ice on the back wall. Our oldest son 4 at the time got his tongue stuck on the door hinge when he tried to bite the ice off!! He screamed bloody murder. Eric you stayed pretty calm. We heated with wood but had an oil furnace for back up. On the coldest days it only burned like a little candle. Banking snow up on the house foundation helped because snow never goes below freezing. We only used the oil if we were gone for day. I loved splitting frozen firewood because they would just pop and split so easily. Our coldest day was -72. We stayed inside. It was so cold the smoke from the houses went down to the ground.
Snow not being able to be colder than freezing is a common misconception. While water cannot be above it's boiling temperature since the steam carries away the excess heat energy, the same isn't true for ice/snow. There isn't a mechanism that is providing heat to keep the ice/snow from being below freezing. That is why ice/snow has such different characteristics when it is very cold. All that said, snow is good insulator.
Your eyelashes had the most beautiful frozen snow drops ,it looked magical
Unless that's your eyelashes.
Lol
My first winter I came up to the eastern Interior, in 1981, I saw -80° below zero. Cold snaps lasted sometimes for over a month. It warmed up to 0°F and it felt like t-shirt weather. Winter's these days are much easier, thankfully!
There's a city in Siberia where it gets 'that' cold and the school children aren't allowed to go to school below -60 bellow F. and they zip-up their cars in insulated tarps otherwise the cars will NEVER start till the weather gets warmer...Google it if you don't believe me!
Yes they really are 🙂
🥶🥶🥶🥶💫
Human induced climate change from all the pollution & poisoning being done & no true regulations ❤
What? - 80 ? That’s insane.
In 1957 I worked as a fireman on the railway in northern Ontario. Minus 60 was not unheard of then.
Very difficult to keeping steam engines working in those temps.
You are ready to roar come the melt.
Yeah I remember in the 1960s in Timmins ON (I'm 68yo) being cold too and huge snow falls that my Dad literally tunnel his way out of our house.
I think you are the only channel I watch from start to finish these days....
that , by the way , is very much a nod how you both balance each other.....from my point of view at least...
good stuff.
Thank you 🙂
Was just thinking the same. Most others are on fast forward or skipped. Not this channel❤️
One of my faves, “barn building in New Hampshire” I have to fast forward because I’m so bored of measuring, cutting, measuring and cutting, etc etc etc. words, words, WORDS. I want to see more animals, cooking, gardens, and interesting stuff. But I do love Ariel and Eric! Whatabeautiful couple!
I’ve been missing your garden videos. Can’t wait to see them again as you build out the new garden. =)
You two might be the only people who make chores this enjoyable. Thank you for consistently producing great content for our enjoyment.
Despite the cheechako move of putting your mouth on the frozen wood 😂 , and not being born to it, you two are definitely Alaskans now! Love so much how you roll with the situation and make it work!
I personally think the two of you are wonderful. 👍 I Love watching your videos. I remember when I first moved to Alaska, people told me not to touch the doorknobs when it was really cold, because my hands could get stuck. Have Fun and stay young as long as you can. 🙏🕊️🌹🌻🌼☕💜❤️👍 Your Videos always make me miss Alaska.
That was hysterical when Eric got his lip stuck on the piece of wood! I’m grateful that you were able to break free without too much damage! Love your videos!
We've all done the flagpole thing, but being stuck to a piece of wood is hardcore.
@@StGroovy my first time seeing that and I'm old lol
Eric and his Xmas story. lol
I’m sorry but I personally don’t feel like it was very funny. It had to have hurt like 🔥 😮😢
And I did think about the kids and the flagpole……..
@@Maria-ql3fc Welcome, I'm60 years old, and I never see this in that humorous way 😂😂 (sorry for my english, I'm from the french part of Belgium)
Wow! That pie sure looks good. The best thing I found for rabbit pelts is half and half plain old borax and salt. Stretch them out on a board and when dry work in some neats foot oil. I have 3 daughters and made each of them fur on the outside mittens. 40 yrs later they still have them. Great vids!
Thank you, I really want to make ear muffs!
I've barely heard of borax in my life. Last week I was in Death Valley and saw raw borax on the ground and the old refining and transportation equipment still on the land. And now I read your comment.
I'm so excited to see what you two have in store for you gardens. I'm always impressed and inspired by all of your endeavors but am always especially excited to see your gardening content.
We are so excited to start the garden this year 😀
@@SimpleLivingAlaskaI also can’t wait to watch y’all. But wait I shall 😊
Yup! Looking forward to watching your garden grow 🪴!!
You two….working soo hard in the toughest temperatures! You know what needs to get done and you go after it…together! Firewood is a never ending, absolutely necessary resource. I’m impressed with your dedication to do whatever needs to be done. Eric’s project to build up all sides and the rear on the trailer turned out so well. Your pot pie crust looked yummy. Always cooking something delicious and/ or filling & nutritious in the kitchen. It’s a joy to watch your videos! Susan
My uncle used to go hunting for rabbits and my grandmother made a stew that was amazing. Thanks for bringing back those memories
That cold is amazing and scary. A couple things when it is that cold. If you have any wind, get some Ski Goggles. Any exposed skin/eyes can freeze in moments when you start approaching ~-70 F wind-chill. For your windows, put some 6 mill clear plastic on the outside and hold it down with furring strips around the edges. Turns plain single pane windows into expensive double pane for pennies. For the front door, a bit of a project, but screen in that porch and put up the plastic over the screens in the winter. That will create a air lock and stop that massive heat loss when the door is open. It also gives you a fly free zone during the fly months. ... Cheers! Keep up the videos!
Cant even imagine how cold that was. It’s amazing that ANYTHING works at that temperature. You two stay safe, bet Beau & Bandit didn’t like pooping in that cold their poor little bums must have got frostbitten😅
That pot pie came out the oven looking amazing and delicious! 🍽️
I started watching you two last weekend and went through probably 15-20 videos. Got to know Bo before he passed. Of course made me cry to watch his video. Honestly couldn't watch all because I can't take sadness right now. Your videos bring a lot of peacefulness. I guess that's why I just keep watching them. TV isn't worth watching anymore too much trash on it. So I try to find videos that are serene and peaceful feeling when I need a break from life. Thank you!
I'm so glad to see that you have a dump trailer now. It will make it so much easier and less labor intensive in making your new garden. I can remember you guys shoveling dirt into a trailer back at your old place and that had to be tedious. I picked up when Ariel said about you aren't really up to shoveling every bit of dirt anymore; you guys are still kids in my estimation (my wife and I are both 73 1/2) but you are realizing as you get older it pays to work smarter and not harder. When you poured that hare stew into the pie crust, I was like, "I want some of that". Take care up there and stay warm. Spring is just around the corner. Love your videos.
Those are tough little sleds. With every log y'all chucked in the sled I expected it to shatter!
You can hit them with a sledge hammer at 60 below ;)
@@SimpleLivingAlaska Those are tough sleds....I would pass on the sledgehammer test though!
Oh man you guys…this weather is when you snuggle by the fire!
Here I am, sitting in an Alaskan cabin, tending the fire, cooking dinner...watching you sitting in an Alaskan cabin, tending the fire, cooking dinner...but WHAT A DINNER! And I'm thinking, wow, aren't they amazing! Love your videos!
Too darn cold, Friends! I had a chuckle I need to share. I have a hearing deficit so while I’m watching sometimes I use the captions… especially when you are running chain saws or other motors… the captions that appear during the chain saw medleys are (MUSIC) or (APPLAUSE)I guess the grinds of the chain saw are meant as melodies to be applauded! What is to be applauded Eric and Arielle is your resolve to keep your dreams alive and well… Bravo! Love you two! 👏👏👏👏
I've heard of getting your tongue stuck to a flag pole, but I've never heard of getting your lip stuck to a tree! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Stuck? Stuck! Don’t leave! 🤣🤣
I remember how in elementary school me and every other boy in my class got our tongues frozen stuck on the same damn flagpole _at the same time_ because we had the brilliant idea of starting the _"If you don't dare do it then you're (words youtube censors here)!"-provocations to each other.
Our teacher was not amused having to come get us out of that with hot water.
_He was even less amused when we learned nothing and did it all over again the next day._
I really tried not to laugh, Eric! 😝😉
Lip stuck to a tree 😂😂😂
@@DutchAlaskagirl But the bell rang!
Ready to go at 50 below! 💥
Ooh that's nice 😃
@@SimpleLivingAlaska it’s Eielson AFB’s motto so I can’t claim it 😂. First thing I thought of though
Always so excited when I see you guys have posted another wonderful view and beautifully edited creation called a video, of your life! Thank you, for sharing all you guys share!
Shalom!!!! 🥰
Thank you ❤
Getting those chain saws to start in those temps. Amazing. And Bugs Bunny Pot Pie, that would definitely work. Stay warm!
Whoa, that's cold!!
You guys moved to the colder area. As much as I would like to visit Alaska I'll watch you. You make such great videos. ❤😊
A length of pool noodle in the inside corner of the trailer would be the simplest fix for losing material on the highway. Kudos to you for venturing outside to get things done, when coffee around the fire would have been so much comfier!
Great idea! 🙂
The fact that those trees can survive the extreme cold is a God thing! 😊 Divine design!
Google: "Charles Darwin" or "Evolution",
you are in for a surprise.
Absolutely a God thing!
Yep, they survive everything but a Husqvarna...😅
I put my faith in evolution. 👍
Good thinking getting the garden started! I spent a few weeks digging, shoveling and moving beds..in the Fl winter. I decided to get it done before it's to hot to think! Corn is in the ground, testing a second round of potatoes. BTW- a tip I used last year and by golly it worked! I got 5 inch pots, and filled them with potting soil. Stuck a potato in each pot- I transplanted those babies and they grew!! 😃😃50 degrees is all they need!
Nice!! Never thought to transplant spuds.
You guys make me wish I was young again and living in Alaska, it's so beautiful but I know that kind of cold can be deadly. I'm amazed at how well you guys are keeping the chickens happy and healthy in those temps. That heater in the coop must be a good one. I am looking forward to seeing your first garden at the new place, the old one was always beyond expectations.
Bravery, that’s the word of the day👍
Yeah, you still go, because y’all did it smart. You started way further south, doing and learning and as your knowledge and skills grew, you kept moving further north. Now you can survive these temps and still be comfortable, productive and enjoy yourselves. I hope you’re proud of yourselves, you should be.
You got so much done, chopping down trees, making the sides of the dump trailer, and it was so very satisfying to see you making the pot pie. The way you crimped the dough made it look so appetizing! Bon appetit!
YES, the first one to like....but LOVE all your videos...comment after I watch. Tks
I hope you make some hare gloves and hats to keep you warm. I've been watching you guys for a few years, and you are so wonderful to watch. Your music and videos get better and better. Thank you for sharing your lives with us. Better than any reality tv anyday!
Growing up I used to split as much of our wood as I could in the dead of winter when it was frozen. It would just pop apart. Just an FYI all rabbits love banana. It was my go to to get them. That is if you can get one. All work doesn't wait for weather does it, but dam that's cold. Stay warm and happy. Jim from New Mexico. 😊
SO excited that you will be gardening again! You show us so many wonderful things, but I found your channel a few years ago when I was trying to learn to grow potatoes. :)
Beatiful day to be outside. Thanks for sharing.👍🏼
Poor Eric trying to start the snow mobile😂 Ariel's eyelashes were snowy and long😊 I'm so excited about this new garden, and the rabbit pot pie looked delicious!
You two were made for each other. What a wonderful team; you both bring so much to the table in that your skills differ but complement each other’s strengths beautifully ❤ thank you for sharing.
You should close in part of the deck to give a buffer zone. Also build a shed around the LP tanks that is supper insulated. In lying oilpan heater and in lying block/water heater plus a battery blanket!! Well once the Quanza hut is finished the snow mobiles, trucks and tractor well be much better off. It's hard working at those temps, crazy cold. Thanks for sharing. God bless and protect.
Erik Ariel, Old Russian Proverb "Don't kiss any frozen wood" When I was a teenager I had my own room (in new jersey). In the winter I had the heat ducts closed and always had the windows open. I slept in my undies with a sheet (never a blanket) and was fine until it hit 32F At which point I'd close the two windows but no other adjustments. Often I'd awaken to snow on the inside window sill heheh
But 40 and 50 Below...it's totally outside my experience and after 37 years in Oaxaca NEVER below freezing and Rarely above 80F (high desert) so I now complain below 45F....
The Hare Pie looked fabulous. Milk-Cream-SourCream-Yoghurt all contain varying degrees of acid so are natural meat tenderizers.
I'm looking forward to the gardening. Here we havested ONE vanilla bean (Which is quite delicious) and eggplant season is upon us.
All the best Jim Oaxaca Mexico, hugs to you and the the little ones.
The dump trailer will be a great asset. Heavy loads, when dumping, will wear the battery quickly, keep a battery jump pack available, even with the truck charger, two or three heavy loads (gravel, loam) will drain power quickly. I keep a trickle charger on it always, but a very handy piece of equipment. A little larger one allows for moving your tractor, but that may not be an issue for you.
Brrrr...at least the mosquitos weren't bothering you when you were working on the trees. I'm really looking forward to watching your gardens come together! 👍
Looking forward to the garden project in the spring 🌶🍄🍎🌽🍅 !!
Do you think the bees have a chance of making it in these temps? Oh thinking about the garden is a lovely thought.
They are still alive as of now but I won't be able to assess the size and if they have food for a few more weeks at best. They could pull through but I have lost a hive in early March.
@@SimpleLivingAlaska I will put your bees on my daily Prayer list! They deserve to survive and thrive!! 🐝 🐝 🐝 God Bless those little "sweet"hearts"!!
They are pretty stalwart bees just like you and Eric. I know you gave them every opportunity you could to thrive. 💐🐝🐝🐝
Always a pleasure watching you Two … thanks for sharing 😊
Wow, that’s some cold weather! I could never handle that. It’s gotten cold this Winter but, no snow here in the Southeast. Your pot pie looked delicious! Y’all take care and may the Lord continue to bless y’all! 😀❤️
Greetings from Pakistan.Wow what a beautiful sunny morning with amazing view of snow capped trees.
You guys are really amazing and enjoying your working in such a harsh weather of Alaska.Appreciated your hard work for cutting trees and collecting woods in a well organised way.Good to see chickens are enjoying heated coop.
So excited to see trapping a rabbit and enjoying delicious food.
Keep traveling,working,hunting,cooking,eating, camping, fishing,gardening,canning and smiling 😊
great video!!!! I just can conceive of 50 below zero, much less going out in it and working!! You two are absolutely amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this wonderful adventure!
I've completely run out of words to describe you guys😮. There's got to be an award for the best adventurous, talented hard working couple!🎉
thanks you two, enjoyed spending some time with you today...what a life to enjoy........along with the hard work and long/ short days...
I just love you two so much!!! Always makes my day brighter when a new video comes out!!!♥️♥️♥️
Thank you 😊
I dont know how anything survives in that terrible cold. Especially the wildlife! So glad you're warming up and I cant wait to see your new garden. That trailer is awesome.
Wow. When you panned to your roof…just wow. Thanks so much for sharing your life.
It’s amazing that animals survive in these temperatures
I love a thick crust with a savoury pie especially. I have had turtle stew but never any hare.
Stay warm out there and keep sharing the life journey with us. 👍🏼
9:45 I love your lashes. It could be the new trend.
That pot pie looks soooo good. Y’all are beasts working out in those temperatures! I wish I could work as hard as you too. Can’t wait to see you both working on making your garden
The Hare Pot Pie looked so good. I love the strong flavor of wild meat. Can’t wait for you all to start the garden. So much to look forward to.❤
Never owned a Skandik but had a Tundra........loved that sled to death. Ran forever and did everything I needed it to do.
Frozen spit on a woodsicle? Who knew? That's why I love watching you guys!
ERIC, use some caution when running your 2-stroke engines at those extreme temps below -30 as they are not properly jetted after that. The chainsaws can be adjusted (tuned) rather easily by turning the fuel screws to ADD more fuel but your sleds would/should be re-Jetted if you were to run them hard at those temperatures. The colder the temp, the MORE fuel they need. Commonly called jetting them “fatter”. The hotter the temp the lower the jets you would need or “leaning” them out. Every 2-stroke has a range where you can get by without adjustments but once you get that cold it’s almost necessary to assure you don’t cause piston damage. You might have noticed (I did) that your chainsaws were running really crisp on that cold day which meant they were running lean. If you don’t adjust them, when you go to use them in the summer they will feel boggy and low on power because at that point they will be jetted too rich (or fat) for warm weather. Hope that made sense! You two are warriors for working in that cold! It was 0 degrees F here in northern MN with wind so it felt kinda chilly!😉😁👍🏻
I apologize but I got a good chuckle out of the sped up section of you all starting the snowmobile
Alaskan besties, are you KIDDING me?!? Oh, crapola that’s cold!!! You are so incredibly awesome. I’d be as bitter as the air. 😂
Wow, the pie looked so pretty! You make everything look so good!
MY FAVORITE ALASKAN UA-cam COUPLE!
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Amazing the camera is actually working in that cold
Oh yes she does pretty well but won't play back right until it's warmed up again 🙂
you two are amazing. thanks so much for your videos
Oh my goodness, cookbook needed! 👏🏻
RIP Bo, sorry for your loss.
Just said to my wife this morning you People fighting the freezing cold were we live in out back Western Australia it’s the other end of the scale ..a scorching 45 C …and for the next 4 days ..so hot the air burns you ….strange old world atm ..definitely take my hat of to you both working in that cold …keep up the great channel ..your surroundings are just magnificent
Perth here - we had a full day of no power on Monday, 43c, was just melting me as it was ‘cooler’ outside than inside. Love watching SLA in summer they are in cold and the sight of the snow cools me down a bit! Stay cool!! @John-kl3ue
OMG crazy cold. You're an example to all the wooses out there. And I'm one of them. I personally love the cold but that's just another level.
Yes, I quit working outside at -20f! Things get to brittle and break easy!!
It's funny how with every year older the saying "work smarter, not harder" comes into play. So happy for you to have that dump trailer. It's nice sometimes to not have to do things the hardest way. We get into the -30s in Wyoming, I do not think my brain would even turn on at -58. Now, I have to make a pot pie, that was a work of art!
So happy to know a huge garden is on the way!!!
you guys taking that slow ride through the trees was so pretty those trees are beautiful with all that snow on them
Would love a video on how you like your new home and what aspects that are different (indoors… not outdoors) from your other cabin. (As in… I think it’s not as rustic?)
Yes this house is not as rustic because we have hot running water and an indoor bathroom 😀 we plan to show the inside again soon.
I always look forward to your videos... Always something interesting going on.
My favorite part of snowmobiling is the beauty of the forests. Had a huge male elk stop on the trail as he heard us coming. Didn’t budge, just looked at us like we were flies on the wall. You two take winter to an epic level! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That would have been amazing 😃
Sat down after a hectic Friday. Saw you uploaded a video. Made my heart so happy! Thank you for sharing your lives.
I really enjoy when you show how you cook various things in various ways.
I’m am so excited for your garden this year! I really missed it last summer but you had your hands full with move, Quonset hut and chicken house. Can’t wait to see what you will be growing this summer!
I’m practically speechless! ( if you knew me you’d know, I never shut up) . I sat in amazement at how cold it gets and you just look at the sunny side of life. The frozen eye lashes and the tongue frozen to a slice of wood , had me sitting with a ( OMG)feeling! You are the hardiest people ever! Stay warm and maybe make some cozies for your doorknobs. Thank you
Holy crap! Only two minutes in and we both agree, this should be an ad for that chainsaw 😆 amazing
Grew up near Anchorage, so I know a little about cold temps, BUT we'd stay inside when it got to -20F. This is a whole different kind of cold!
Love your vids.
Now that is cold.
Ariel,I just love your cooking . You and Eric need to consider putting out a cookbook,I will buy the first one😉
You two share a mind with me when it comes to coffee! I call it "coffee-coffee-coffee" to properly express my enthusiasm! (When do you ever find time to edit videos?!)
We edit videos daily ;)
Who doesn't love a hot hare pie 😂.😊 ok time for a wilderness cookbook ,im certain with yalls skills it would be a smashing success. ❤
I love watching your videos every week and I gotta say, you guy are nuts, love you but nuts!!
Good video! At those temps I am surprised things started and was impressed with how the sleds did not break with the logs being thrown in. Surprised the camera's worked. Chuckled at Eric getting lip stuck...lol. For your propane tanks, having a plug in heat tape will ensure it stays gaseous so that the stove and such will work. Those are the days that you do only what is necessary and sit around the fire the rest of time. Amazing how moving up 20 degrees can make a difference.
What a winter wonderland you have there, so incredibly beautiful!! And rabbit pie, oh my!! Haven't had that in sooo many years - you did a beautiful job on it👍 That is a dish our French Canadian neighbours would make for a New Year's eve treat😋 I can't wait for you to start on your garden - it sure is going to be amazing!! Stay safe, be happy❤
With the dump trailer and the tractor, you should be able to do some heavy duty garden-building!!
That's our hope 😄