I have been thoroughly enjoying binge watching your Alaskan adventures! I love Alaska, but could never live there due to health reasons that would prevent me from doing what is necessary to survive. Your channel is better than any TV show. I love your personalities and the way you explain things. Thank you for sharing your lives and experiences! Much Much Love! ❤
Great update folks. The small tweaks to the loft are brilliant. I use use crates for my cloths. Makes so much sense. Keep an eye on all your outside gear battery voltages. It might get you out from the house and then strand you as the fast draw down from lights etc. Look up your on vehicle per hour charging rates , to be safe. the generator exhaust pipe is very cool idea.Things to consider , adding a remote temp gauge in the battery box, root cellar and chicken coop. The industry sell units that have multiple remote sensors with one indoor base unit. All your animals are super healthy and happy . Not so easy in your climate. One thing I have always enjoyed when living in snowy michigan , gaiters. I keep a pair in every vehicle and use them when running the chain saw. Keeps everything dry and clean . Cheaper than buying tall boots. And when clearing land in summer with poison ivy , they wash up really easy . Thank for so many videos your family makes time for and shares. Can you folks do a hand gun and rife video on winter gun prep and outdoor no freeze treatment. So the gear is ready when you really really might need it :) Carrying slings potions, safety and holsters , etc. ? It might be a first on youtube.....
@@SimpleLivingAlaska just a thought on asking viewers for video requests/ ideas. Here is an example. When skills are acquired and polished . You can take skills for granted. BUT viewers not living your lives , may not ever learn what you 2 Now know. They seek the how to , that will simplify , add joy , a new kitchen meal , and or add to their life quality on a similar type farm. Plus you might make several videos in one day and release later , dripped out. Then More time for yourselves and the dogs :) freedom.
At less than five minutes in I knew that I respected these people and and how they've worked to create and build their life, home and environment. By sharing their life, they inform, encourage and support others whom want to build their own lives and homes in a similar way. Subscribed.
Hi from a fellow german Beekeeper! A little Trick to prevent the entrance from being covered with snow - move the hive forward to the edge of your substructure. The entrance should be in line with the edge. The snow will need to rise from the ground to cover the entrance. The bees wonˋt mind during winter, they will stay inside until a warm, sunny day comes. Still, they need air circulation, so the entrance should not be blocked. Greetings, Jens.
@@AL-cg4vb i think you are talking about the Africanized Honey bees. they are the hybrid species that is aggressive, and destroy native bee populations. from what i know, the hybridization was done by accident, so its a problem that just has to be dealt with. As for raising bees being unethical, and exploitative, and that human cant take their honey, well that simply just your [imo stupid] opinion. you sound like a marxist vegan...
Bees fly very little when it's below 50-55 degrees. So leaving a "small" entrance - about one inch - is recommended to limit air exchange and cooling the hive adn still letting them out when they need to vacate. Consider wrapping the hives in heavy insulation to keep the core of the hive up. You're going to get prolonged periods of really cold weather. they will need all the help they can get to stay warm and keep internal hive temps up.
Here in Germany there is a saying, no beehive is frozen to dead, they starved to dead.Just be sure that you check the supply's each hive has, eventually you'll have to give them some extra Sugar Sirup in the early spring.Regards, VictorI
@Simple Living Alaska A single lightbulb under the water pan will keep chicken water open. You can also buy electrically heated livestock and pet water bowls. Availability of water is a huge factor in winter egg laying. Producing eggs requires a lot of water. FYI....When it's Sub-Zero for extended periods you can heat rocks on your woodstove. Put the hot rocks on the coop floor. You'll find the chickens will lay near then eventually on the warm rock. They love it.
When you store your small engine equipment for next season (snowmobile,chainsaw etc...) you should treat the fuel with a stabilizer and then drain the fuel from the carb (drain valve on most carb bowls for that purpose) for storage. The fuel in the carb will age and start to turn to varnish (gumming up the carb) and fuel nowadays is cut with Ethanol which absorbs water and for that reason it will separate out from the fuel causing rust/corrosion in your tank,lines, and engine(wherever there is metal). This will save you on future headaches/repairs and extend the life and smooth operation of your equipment (along with regular maintenance of course).
Here in Central New York we can get NON-ethanol fuel at the pump, My equipment starts on the first pull anytime of the year. I did do what you recommen before my Non-Ethanol days tho.
@@CerebralAilment Ah, the one time I tried running my tanks dry on my sled the thing wouldn't start the next year, had to take it in. I always fill it up completely and let the stabilizer run through the system and haven't any issues doing that.
@@TheOwenMajor Nice, learn how to service your sled! You still need to drain carbs. I've fixed a few hundred small engines. Stable doesn't work. It makes a big difference how you store your stuff too.
I'd bet you two never realized just how many Aunt's & Uncle's you have. That you're our favoite Neice & Nephew. LOL Glad about the geese. Really liked them. Your clothes hanger and line are brilliant. Simple solution. Reminds me of the story about a NASA scientist bitching about creating a pen that would work in outter space. Then asking his Russian counterpart what did they do? The Russian replied "a pencil". I really enjoyed this video. First significant snow is always such a joy. Ariel, I hope you took the snowmobile for a spin. Casually mention "babe, would a tarp covering the snowmobile help?" See there I go with unsolicited advice. LOL Really liked your lunch. I read the comment section and there were some good tips. Really envious of you two. Thanks again for the update. Stay warm & safe.
I lived in Fairbanks Area for 20 years. Oh I miss it so much. When I lived up there I would can about 250 lbs of salmon a year and a moose if I would get one that year. However I would can dried beans and vegetables each year too. I worked on Fort Wainwright. Now in Missouri and don’t like it. Maybe one of these days I’ll head back north/west.
Thanks for the update . Glad things are working out well for you. I've lived in Oregon and now NW Washington. The early darkness gets to me here. I can't imagine living in less light up there .
Agri Supply has 12 V regular style light bulbs in 60-100 watt range for flounder gigging . They work well for heating chicken coups and in a trouble light with alligator clips and an in line fuse will also give a TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF LIGHT for emergencies . I get reflectors from Harbor Freight . In the Carolinas bears can destroy many been hives in a single night . Thanks for the video ! 🐝 🐝 🐝
I just found this video. It was great seeing Alaska from your eyes. I miss it even more evry year. I spent 3 years in Fairbanks in the late 70s. I loved the outdoors and rough lifestyle. Stay healthy, emotionally wealthy and safe,.
Thanks for the update on the kitties. I was wondering how they were faring. Good to hear they're doing what kitties do best (sleep)! And the pups are awesome as always. What is it about dogs? Such wonderful, eager-to-please companions. I can't imagine life without them.
Fantastic I love your little loft area, it's much bigger than I would have expected, taller especially. Very nice, looks very cozy and romantic. I used to keep timers on the lights in my chicken coop,one because the lights produced a little heat and while the chickens are up and around they are warmer, two it increased the egg production during the winter. Your place looks fabulous the area looks like a magical Winter wonderland. Eric remember chivalry dude, let the wife ride first, lol just kidding, but not really, 😉 Thanks for sharing your videos with us, Jimmy
The snow looks beautiful! Great drone views, I don't know what I like better the snow or the beautiful trees, thanks for sharing! The loft looks nice, love the string lights. Stay warm & cozy!
Thanks for the loft tour. It looks awesome. Everything seems to be falling into a nice rhythm. I know it is hard work.... you guys just make it look easy.
Amazing what you can do in such a small space. I like it all. What I could not abide would be the laundry. Good Lord! You both seem well dressed and cleaned up most all of the time, so I imagine long long hours with the tubs and the wringer.
You have accomplished so much in a year! The arial shot really highlights this. The loft looks great. Functional even. I saw a video where you were drying clothes without that nifty pully set up. We had same thing when I was a kid in BC in the 60's. The original solar powered dryer!
There is nothing more beautiful than Alaska in the winter! LOVED the photography at the beginning of the vlog! I got a little verklempt at how beautiful it was! Thanks so much for sharing your days with us. Shalom and Blessings from NE Missouri!
The old heat-the-key trick, eh. A tip I learned the hard way: Any exposed lock or key opening should have a piece of plastic or rubber nailed, taped or ziptied over it. For padlocks, cut a piece of silicone rubber sheet larger than the top of the lock and poke two small holes in it to match the shackle spacing. Put one hole on one side of the shackle, put the shackle through the hasp and the other side of the shackle through the other hole in the rubber before closing the lock. Keeps rain, snow and ice out and saves carrying a torch around.
How lovely-you are living "Vintage Alaska". The feeling of having food pack in and wood stacked up - Bring it on!!! And after the snowfall, the deadening sound is factastic. Your loft is very nice and cozy. Keeping it real. I do really like your line on a pulley up there. The hottest part of the house so things dry super fast and all out of the way....And puts much needed moisture in the house. Love the moose :) Thanks for taking us along..
Hey y'all 👋✋🖐😁 I am from Louisiana and I am proud to see that y'all have a Louisiana Leopard dog they are famous around here can't wait for the next video 🌝🌝🌝🌝
Great footage! Both 0:58 and 1:14 are my money shots. With a drone there is so much more beauty to be seen. Your loft is so cozy and nicely organized. I have always wondered about your sweet pets, thanks for the update.
I found your channel yesterday. I've almost binged everything already! The amount of labor and time that goes into these videos are fascinating. it is really inspiring to see something like this now days. If you have time and the possibility, it would be really nice to just see you out with the dogs or out on a walk, just a 2-5 min video. it doesn't have to be an update, just a random video now and then if you feel like it :) keep up the work! you are living a dream life I'm not capable of atm! -Love from Norway
Thank you very much for allowing us a further glimpse into your life. You certainly have a variety of things to keep you busy and be prepared. You mentioned you had an early snow - here in Melbourne, Australia, we had an early hot day yesterday, with the temperature reaching 105F and winds gusting up to 55mph. Regards, Jeff. 👍😀🐓🐂🐕🦺
I love your whole place. At our camp we have the loft bedroom. There's just something awesome and cozy about it. ❤️ Your surroundings are beautiful as well. Something else I always notice is how pretty all your fences are. You guys build beautifully.
grew up up on a hobby farm in minnesota. your greenhouse looks like our chicken coop. we were in middle school to early high school. there was a round roof 20 ft from a reg shed. my brother built it up to a ramp in on snowboards. he became robin "snowflake" cotton. he now works in a art museum.
Wow, I'm impressed I love the area where you live. So cool 😎 peaceful looking. I never realized how short the day's are. The moonlight has to be Devine. I'm jealous. Lol I will look thru your videos.
We all love your loft and the pulley system y'all placed it so well it's really comfy just so you know we are extremely proud of y'all for following your dreams keep on doing what y'all do thumbs up my friends
An amazing amount of snow in what seems early to me. Being from Southern California, I admit though I am no longer an expert on snow! I can see you need to plan ahead and be prepared for the winter.
I have been thoroughly enjoying binge watching your Alaskan adventures! I love Alaska, but could never live there due to health reasons that would prevent me from doing what is necessary to survive. Your channel is better than any TV show. I love your personalities and the way you explain things. Thank you for sharing your lives and experiences! Much Much Love! ❤
Great update folks. The small tweaks to the loft are brilliant. I use use crates for my cloths. Makes so much sense. Keep an eye on all your outside gear battery voltages. It might get you out from the house and then strand you as the fast draw down from lights etc. Look up your on vehicle per hour charging rates , to be safe. the generator exhaust pipe is very cool idea.Things to consider , adding a remote temp gauge in the battery box, root cellar and chicken coop. The industry sell units that have multiple remote sensors with one indoor base unit. All your animals are super healthy and happy . Not so easy in your climate. One thing I have always enjoyed when living in snowy michigan , gaiters. I keep a pair in every vehicle and use them when running the chain saw. Keeps everything dry and clean . Cheaper than buying tall boots. And when clearing land in summer with poison ivy , they wash up really easy . Thank for so many videos your family makes time for and shares. Can you folks do a hand gun and rife video on winter gun prep and outdoor no freeze treatment. So the gear is ready when you really really might need it :) Carrying slings potions, safety and holsters , etc. ? It might be a first on youtube.....
william savage great tips thank you! We will see what we can do on your video request :)
@@SimpleLivingAlaska just a thought on asking viewers for video requests/ ideas. Here is an example. When skills are acquired and polished . You can take skills for granted. BUT viewers not living your lives , may not ever learn what you 2 Now know. They seek the how to , that will simplify , add joy , a new kitchen meal , and or add to their life quality on a similar type farm. Plus you might make several videos in one day and release later , dripped out. Then More time for yourselves and the dogs :) freedom.
At less than five minutes in I knew that I respected these people and and how they've worked to create and build their life, home and environment.
By sharing their life, they inform, encourage and support others whom want to build their own lives and homes in a similar way.
Subscribed.
Thanks for the pet update! I never would have guessed Bo and Bandit were the same age.
Hi from a fellow german Beekeeper! A little Trick to prevent the entrance from being covered with snow - move the hive forward to the edge of your substructure. The entrance should be in line with the edge. The snow will need to rise from the ground to cover the entrance. The bees wonˋt mind during winter, they will stay inside until a warm, sunny day comes. Still, they need air circulation, so the entrance should not be blocked. Greetings, Jens.
Ashton Haines-Levi 😑
@@AL-cg4vb Sooooo....what's "OURS"?
Very nice tip....Danke Schoen!
@@AL-cg4vb i think you are talking about the Africanized Honey bees. they are the hybrid species that is aggressive, and destroy native bee populations. from what i know, the hybridization was done by accident, so its a problem that just has to be dealt with. As for raising bees being unethical, and exploitative, and that human cant take their honey, well that simply just your [imo stupid] opinion. you sound like a marxist vegan...
I'm learning so much. Thank you everyone
I LOVE the snow.........I leave the Desert for others...........
I totally thought he was going to chuck a shovel of snow at you 😂 RUN!
You both have carved out a very beautiful piece of Alaska for yourselves . Stay warm and safe and thankyou for the stamps on time & temp ❤
Bees fly very little when it's below 50-55 degrees. So leaving a "small" entrance - about one inch - is recommended to limit air exchange and cooling the hive adn still letting them out when they need to vacate. Consider wrapping the hives in heavy insulation to keep the core of the hive up. You're going to get prolonged periods of really cold weather. they will need all the help they can get to stay warm and keep internal hive temps up.
i agree with ariel.i loved riding our snow mobiles when we had them too,they r so fun1
Here in Germany there is a saying, no beehive is frozen to dead, they starved to dead.Just be sure that you check the supply's each hive has, eventually you'll have to give them some extra Sugar Sirup in the early spring.Regards, VictorI
@Simple Living Alaska
A single lightbulb under the water pan will keep chicken water open. You can also buy electrically heated livestock and pet water bowls.
Availability of water is a huge factor in winter egg laying. Producing eggs requires a lot of water.
FYI....When it's Sub-Zero for extended periods you can heat rocks on your woodstove. Put the hot rocks on the coop floor. You'll find the chickens will lay near then eventually on the warm rock. They love it.
Functional, nice looking, comfortable, inviting. Very good.
Thanks for the tour, the upstairs looks really cozy. ...and the garden sleeps.
snowmobiling is my #1 activity. Love it. Thats a good sized house Good Video
Love the intro with the daylight times.
When you store your small engine equipment for next season (snowmobile,chainsaw etc...) you should treat the fuel with a stabilizer and then drain the fuel from the carb (drain valve on most carb bowls for that purpose) for storage. The fuel in the carb will age and start to turn to varnish (gumming up the carb) and fuel nowadays is cut with Ethanol which absorbs water and for that reason it will separate out from the fuel causing rust/corrosion in your tank,lines, and engine(wherever there is metal). This will save you on future headaches/repairs and extend the life and smooth operation of your equipment (along with regular maintenance of course).
Here in Central New York we can get NON-ethanol fuel at the pump, My equipment starts on the first pull anytime of the year. I did do what you recommen before my Non-Ethanol days tho.
Let your equipment run until its run dry of fuel, then drain the bowl, and let it sit completely empty. Stabil doesn't work.
Alaska gas is ethanol-free.
@@CerebralAilment Ah, the one time I tried running my tanks dry on my sled the thing wouldn't start the next year, had to take it in.
I always fill it up completely and let the stabilizer run through the system and haven't any issues doing that.
@@TheOwenMajor Nice, learn how to service your sled! You still need to drain carbs.
I've fixed a few hundred small engines. Stable doesn't work. It makes a big difference how you store your stuff too.
Loved the intro, super creative filming, and editing, great that the bees are ok, wow and a tidy loft, thank you to you both :)
I'd bet you two never realized just how many Aunt's & Uncle's you have. That you're our favoite Neice & Nephew. LOL Glad about the geese. Really liked them. Your clothes hanger and line are brilliant. Simple solution. Reminds me of the story about a NASA scientist bitching about creating a pen that would work in outter space. Then asking his Russian counterpart what did they do? The Russian replied "a pencil". I really enjoyed this video. First significant snow is always such a joy. Ariel, I hope you took the snowmobile for a spin. Casually mention "babe, would a tarp covering the snowmobile help?" See there I go with unsolicited advice. LOL Really liked your lunch. I read the comment section and there were some good tips. Really envious of you two. Thanks again for the update. Stay warm & safe.
I have 3 of those pens. Haha. 30 bucks apiece.
I lived in Fairbanks Area for 20 years. Oh I miss it so much. When I lived up there I would can about 250 lbs of salmon a year and a moose if I would get one that year. However I would can dried beans and vegetables each year too. I worked on Fort Wainwright. Now in Missouri and don’t like it. Maybe one of these days I’ll head back north/west.
Am in Mo too and only lived in Alaska a couple of years but I don't like it here either, lol.
I should have gone off the grid such a long time ago... but I haven't abandoned the dream!
Your loft looks very cozy and organized. Thank you for showing us!
Love them drone shots!!
Thanks for the update . Glad things are working out well for you. I've lived in Oregon and now NW Washington. The early darkness gets to me here.
I can't imagine living in less light up there .
As he mentioned, you have to get outside daily, as much as possible, to combat the negative psychological effect of the darkness.
Very cool didn't know bees live under the snowy conditions. Pretty cool.
Agri Supply has 12 V regular style light bulbs in 60-100 watt range for flounder gigging . They work well for heating chicken coups and in a trouble light with alligator clips and an in line fuse will also give a TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF LIGHT for emergencies . I get reflectors from Harbor Freight . In the Carolinas bears can destroy many been hives in a single night . Thanks for the video ! 🐝 🐝 🐝
What a great cozy place your bedroom is, but you know what would be a great addition? Two dormers!
Here it comes! We aren't far behind, expecting a foot of snow by the first.
simplicity at its best
I just found this video. It was great seeing Alaska from your eyes. I miss it even more evry year. I spent 3 years in Fairbanks in the late 70s. I loved the outdoors and rough lifestyle. Stay healthy, emotionally wealthy and safe,.
Thanks for the update on the kitties. I was wondering how they were faring. Good to hear they're doing what kitties do best (sleep)! And the pups are awesome as always. What is it about dogs? Such wonderful, eager-to-please companions. I can't imagine life without them.
Love the pulley you put upstairs to dry your clothes neat idea
You guys are my favourite alaskans I love ur videos.Warm greetings and hugs from Finland
Fantastic I love your little loft area, it's much bigger than I would have expected, taller especially. Very nice, looks very cozy and romantic.
I used to keep timers on the lights in my chicken coop,one because the lights produced a little heat and while the chickens are up and around they are warmer, two it increased the egg production during the winter. Your place looks fabulous the area looks like a magical Winter wonderland.
Eric remember chivalry dude, let the wife ride first, lol just kidding, but not really, 😉
Thanks for sharing your videos with us,
Jimmy
Hi nice to meet you name is Ray (Floatwithme) a Dutch composer. I am glad that I have subscribed to your channel. Keep up that great work. Cheers Ray
💖 your homestead. Remember to feed your Bees during the winter💗🐝🐝..
Thanks for sharing..
Jeanne on the Oregon Coast
The loft is very organized and neat.
I would cover the hives with an old carpet and or snow (like and igloo)to keep the deep cold from the hives.
I found you guys on UA-cam a few weeks ago, and now while we are in lockdown in the Netherlands , i love to watch your videos!
Very interesting video.
My wife and I are always watching with interest.
You are a very nice couple)))
We are waiting for new videos from you
Thanks guys, this was really fun to see your winter lives!
Such a beautiful place! I’ve watched this over and over so many times!!!!
The snow looks beautiful! Great drone views, I don't know what I like better the snow or the beautiful trees, thanks for sharing! The loft looks nice, love the string lights. Stay warm & cozy!
Nice add to put the sunrise / sunset and temp. That really puts everything n perspective. Keep up the great work.
I loved every second of this one - just like I always do!
The snow looks like a Christmas card! Beautiful ❄️
Love the aerial shots of your homestead, and the loft setup!
You are well prepared.Enjoy the season .
Soldotna on the Kenai Peninsula has rain...and wind LOL.....I am jealous! Thanks for the update guys and stay warm!
Thank you for the update on your dogs and cats!
Thank you both for another interesting change of season story.
Wishing you all the best.
Its so freaking beautiful. The snow, the skye, the place. Freaking beautiful. Thanks!
I love your videos. I’m amazed at how industrious you two are. I love the loft.
I very much enjoyed the tour, its kinda fun to think about getting so much snow. I live in the south where we get some snow but not a lot. God bless!
I love the guitar, so meditative.
Thanks for the loft tour. The pulley drying line is a great idea.
I love the loft, so
Well oranganize. The lights over the window makes it romantic.
Thanks for the tour Ariel , Your own piece of Heaven ! Stay Safe and Enjoy All , I'm in envy ,Sigh ..
Oh my word, you all are making me homesick for my cabin there in Willow.
Thanks for the loft tour. It looks awesome. Everything seems to be falling into a nice rhythm. I know it is hard work.... you guys just make it look easy.
Amazing what you can do in such a small space. I like it all. What I could not abide would be the laundry. Good Lord! You both seem well dressed and cleaned up most all of the time, so I imagine long long hours with the tubs and the wringer.
What humble souls..
One of the shows on UA-cam I actually sit and watch through commercials for.
Spruce Tree Whisperer HydroGeneration thank you :)
Me too! You guys deserve compensation for the time and care you put into your videos.
You have accomplished so much in a year! The arial shot really highlights this. The loft looks great. Functional even. I saw a video where you were drying clothes without that nifty pully set up. We had same thing when I was a kid in BC in the 60's. The original solar powered dryer!
There is nothing more beautiful than Alaska in the winter! LOVED the photography at the beginning of the vlog! I got a little verklempt at how beautiful it was! Thanks so much for sharing your days with us. Shalom and Blessings from NE Missouri!
I agree whole heartedly, a melancholic American…Love this kids, they are awesome!
Thanks for taking the time to do another beautiful intro !
I'm still amazed the bee's and chickens will survive the winter !!
The old heat-the-key trick, eh. A tip I learned the hard way: Any exposed lock or key opening should have a piece of plastic or rubber nailed, taped or ziptied over it. For padlocks, cut a piece of silicone rubber sheet larger than the top of the lock and poke two small holes in it to match the shackle spacing. Put one hole on one side of the shackle, put the shackle through the hasp and the other side of the shackle through the other hole in the rubber before closing the lock. Keeps rain, snow and ice out and saves carrying a torch around.
Such beautiful skies you have! Thanks for sharing your beautiful life!
LOVE the loft. Great organizing.!!!!
How lovely-you are living "Vintage Alaska". The feeling of having food pack in and wood stacked up - Bring it on!!!
And after the snowfall, the deadening sound is factastic.
Your loft is very nice and cozy. Keeping it real. I do really like your line on a pulley up there. The hottest part of the house so things dry super fast and all out of the way....And puts much needed moisture in the house.
Love the moose :) Thanks for taking us along..
Love the loft very nice and cozy. You both are amazing. Take care this winter. Beautiful drone footage. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hey y'all 👋✋🖐😁 I am from Louisiana and I am proud to see that y'all have a Louisiana Leopard dog they are famous around here can't wait for the next video 🌝🌝🌝🌝
What a fun life. Thanks for taking us along..
Great footage! Both 0:58 and 1:14 are my money shots. With a drone there is so much more beauty to be seen. Your loft is so cozy and nicely organized. I have always wondered about your sweet pets, thanks for the update.
I always look forward to your videos, probably more than any other.
Yes, we more videos
Fantastic vlog,the fresh snow looks beautiful,loved the loft tour. Fairy lights,you can't beat them for adding that cozy feel !
The snow covered garden looks great as seen from the drone!
Love our winters.
Looks beautiful, stay warm
Super clean & neat couple ❤️❤️❤️❤️
So beautiful! I live in Australia and besides going to a ski mountain/resort I have never experienced living in snow. Love watching your vlogs.
The pictures or start of video was so stunning
Loves ur loft....very spacious....U guy can fix anything..And so very creative...my daughter is in Anchorage..💯👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾
Ahhh, the power of key words in your titles. Love love love seeing your channel take off after your crazy hard work! So well deserved!
Beautiful snow. Can't wait till the next video. Love the views also. God Bless
Awww..to be young and strong. Enjoy! Time goes so fast!
LOve your place 🌺
I found your channel yesterday. I've almost binged everything already! The amount of labor and time that goes into these videos are fascinating. it is really inspiring to see something like this now days.
If you have time and the possibility, it would be really nice to just see you out with the dogs or out on a walk, just a 2-5 min video. it doesn't have to be an update, just a random video now and then if you feel like it :)
keep up the work! you are living a dream life I'm not capable of atm!
-Love from Norway
I absolutely love your guys lifestyle. So inspiring
Thank you very much for allowing us a further glimpse into your life. You certainly have a variety of things to keep you busy and be prepared. You mentioned you had an early snow - here in Melbourne, Australia, we had an early hot day yesterday, with the temperature reaching 105F and winds gusting up to 55mph. Regards, Jeff. 👍😀🐓🐂🐕🦺
This was a fun to watch video. Well done.
I love your whole place. At our camp we have the loft bedroom. There's just something awesome and cozy about it. ❤️ Your surroundings are beautiful as well. Something else I always notice is how pretty all your fences are. You guys build beautifully.
grew up up on a hobby farm in minnesota. your greenhouse looks like our chicken coop. we were in middle school to early high school. there was a round roof 20 ft from a reg shed. my brother built it up to a ramp in on snowboards. he became robin "snowflake" cotton. he now works in a art museum.
Love y'alls videos! Snows coming soon for us to. God Bless and stay warm :)
Wow, I'm impressed I love the area where you live. So cool 😎 peaceful looking. I never realized how short the day's are. The moonlight has to be Devine. I'm jealous. Lol I will look thru your videos.
you 2 really enjoy the Kitchen, good for you. cooking is a joy many do not experience. God Bless you.
I really like the iron bar, it looks solid.Love the pulley clothes line!
We all love your loft and the pulley system y'all placed it so well it's really comfy just so you know we are extremely proud of y'all for following your dreams keep on doing what y'all do thumbs up my friends
Hey there,you folks are doing good and the loft looks great. Thanks for sharing with us
An amazing amount of snow in what seems early to me. Being from Southern California, I admit though I am no longer an expert on snow!
I can see you need to plan ahead and be prepared for the winter.
I love how you work together. Thank you for another video!!!
Am borrowing your loft clothesline idea!! Have had a pulley line outside for years but never thought to use one in and open loft set up. BRILLIANT!!