My mom (I’m 32 and she’s 56) loves your channel so much. I have watched y’all a few other episodes before she ever suggested to watch and she’s sent this to share with me. Thank you for all your hard work and taking the time to make this channel for new comers and original homesteaders alike !
Cozy! We just cash flowed our new old style farmhouse lol What a great feeling ! I have my grandmothers wood cook stove which is full of memories for me and I hope to pass more down to my grandchildren =) PPL can't understand why I want to live ''primitive'' but to me it is a dream come true . I was truly blessed that my grandparents raised me in the old time Ozark Mountain way and I wouldn't trade it for anything this world offers ...God bless
***** Congrats on the ''Transformation'' =) It will be a fun ride! Can't wait to see this kind of world through fresh eyes =) I was blessed in deed to have been taught the old ways by my grandparents who only knew it as their way of life ... I remember my first Pregnancy test ( and that seems odd to say since I was taught the word ''pregnancy'' was not lady like to use.).. So I will say my first ''with child'' test lol was when I had married and was back visiting them while they were putting up sour krout ...Grandpa wouldn't let me any where near it! lol untill the last batch was ready to be put in the jar...He said ''Sissy take this last cpl hand fulls and add it to that jar right there'' ...''if you are with child it will foam up and not sill even though it is out of the same batch I used '' Sure enough a short time later that one jar foamed up and was bad!!! but his was beautiful ! He said that there is just something in a expectant moms chemistry that doesn't mix well with canning Krout lol and he was RIGHT! I was told the next week I was with child ;)
To true lol ....That was for my 1st child of course but I never forgot it - I have 5 children 28,24,20,19, & 3yrs ;) yes thats a huge difference but I wouldn't change a thing .... Have a great day !
So lovely!!! May the Lord continue to bless & dwell in your home! It must be so wonderful and satisfying to live in the home built by your own two hands. Beautiful!
Hey Doug - one thing I just want to share. A trick that one old Alaskan shared : Make a drop in the floor where your entry door is. And drop the door (about one foot) This will make a cold air trap and cold air will not go far when you open your door . Know you will probably not do it :)
I personally love all my Glock Gen 4 9mms. A person needs to be able to defend themselves and their family. We have a "God Given Right" to self preservation and the 2nd amendment ensures that "God Given Right".
The cabin looks GREAT Doug-and I love the areal view of the homestead! I appreciate a lot of the details of your workmanship on the house, especially the log joinery. I have never built a log building..but it is only a matter of time. I laughed my gut off at your shout-out! Thanks for mentioning us over here! Its funny that we are both decorating with insulation :) As for snow, yes, we are getting HAMMERED one storm after another. I have 5 feet of snow on my deck. This was a great video; really gives a lot of perspective and is a window into the lifestyle that so many of us are working toward!!!
I watched your Off Grid Hygiene video and enjoyed it. My husband and I are retired and bought some acreage and live a sustainable lifestyle. We have an acre organic garden, which we give most of the produce as first fruit offerings, we have our chickens, ducks and turkeys and come Spring some milking goats. We love our life. My ears perked up when I heard you say Yashua. I told my husband that they must be Hebrew Roots. I was more convinced as the video progressed. I will be watching more of your videos. Thanks for doing what you do!! Shalom
New subscriber, simple but effective. Like it. Great job with the cabin. Once you finish the upstairs ceiling you won't burn thru as much firewood heating the house. Good Luck. Vinny
I just came across josh's youtube yesterday and found yours today. I like your style and sense of humour. We are slowly moving towards the off grid life, growing our own veg and meat. This year we hope to land some property to start our life long venture with the family. Cordwood cabin, some animals, a little fishing and a whole lot of what ever. Just doing it, cause we get it, the system is a viscous circle and we are stepping off the merry go round and living a simple life. Thanks for the positive videos. Cheers from jjoshua in Ontario Canada!! (looking out my window at 3ft of snow and minus 27.C and loving it)
Love the .45 acp too. 19 years in the infantry has moved me onto a Sig P 220. Off Grid in WV since retiring from the Army. You & the Mrs are doing good work here. Keep it up.
Found the video i searched high and low for last night.. thanks for helping me find it homestead homies doug and stacy love the videos i have pintrested nearly every video i have watched when i remembered to for review including this one now
Very nice cabin. I totally agree with the "Encyclopedia of Country Living", great book. I have heard of the "Nourishing Traditions", I think I will check it out since your wife gave it the thumbs up. I am very excited to see a video on the ice house you spoke of. --Shalom-Kim
Hi Doug & Stacy, noticed you had a set of books on your book shelf. Wondering what type of books that would be. Been watching your videos with great interest, lots of hard earned knowledge there. Thanks for sharing. Daniel
You have a nice piece of land this is what i want to do also. I like your white pine wood this would be my choice i like light colors. Im fascinated by the tiny house movement girls are even building there little homes. I never built anything but im watching all the videos on youtube and im learning thanx to guys like you thanx.
Shalom, I have enjoyed your videos and find that you guys are a real hoot (in a good way). I am subscribing and will look at more videos to see what motivates you. The wife and I homestead on a small farm in the Ozarks and I believe we are roughly the same age.
Baker's Choice is one we really thought seriously about. We found a dealer for Elmira and ended up with a Fireview instead. Love your place! I wish I could talk my husband into a little tiny house but he is adamant that he needs his two luxury bathrooms!
Oh my goddess..Just took a peak I just started following them...I should of known she looks so much like her mom..I'm enjoying watching them build there home..
Hi Doug & Stacy, we've been following you guys for a few years now after coming across you on tiny homes, love what you do 💚 we are working towards doing similar ourselves here in the UK. We have a few little building projects underway and the mo where we are using planks for buildings and I remembered you saying about a type of cork product that you used to fill the gaps between planks in your log cabin and wondered if you could share what the product was please? I've been looking on google etc to try and find a product that could suit, but just keep getting hundreds of pre-built log cabins come up! Thank you for what you share and for your amazing energy ✌️🌿
Beautiful cabin! I admire you for living off grid. At times I'd love to do the same thing. Our home isn't efficient at all so we have outrageous bills especially in the winter. We moved our house here from Texas and we never had as big of bills as we do here. I don't know if I could live 100% off grid but I'd love to have a small cabin with solar and at least lower our reliance on the grid.
Stacy, that was a great idea about the quilt. Very sweet. Have you ever considered learning how to sew? Doug, your home is very nice. I love simplicity. I started watching your channel because you and your wife live the way I would love to live and have always wanted to. I don't have a phone, I don't need many things, and I only ask for space to rest and to work making things. What more does a person really need?? As for your laptop and your Android, how do you charge them? What have you and Stacy done to keep down on the resin deposits in the cabin? Do you oil your cabin inside? How often do you clean up your work boots. I am not sure if you have a routine but Wranglerstar shows how to do it step by step so that one pair of work boots last your ages.
I have been following you all for a while. I always thought that you seemed as "one" then I decided to go back and watch your old videos .Now there is Doug "this is our shofar that we blow on Shabbat" funny I always felt like you all keep the Sabbath?
This is really nice, I hope I'll end up living in something like this :). I myself have acquired crafting skills next to homesteading, so... really hoping. Oh my! She's got armenian ancestry, we have an armenian community not to far away in the Carpathian basin here :)!
Hello D and S! I LOVE your vids! We recently decided we want to start a homestead, and we are VERY excited! So I've been binge watching your videos! 😊 Quick question - the Nourishing Traditions book - which one is it? There are many different ones in that series. Thanks a million!!!
Very nice setup,you have a great outlook on life.I was wondering how you fit your refrigeration needs.I collect oil lamps myself,I often rather burn them than turn on the lights.I just like the ambiance.
I know this is a older video but I have just descovered your channel today and I like what I see. This is something I am going to do before long and look forward in doing. I do have one question about your cabin I know in this video you said you got 8" of snow and the Oak logs you built your cabin out of is 4" thick. I was just wondering how well insulated it feels i know the wood stove will heat a larger space with no problem but that is just something I just wondered... again new to the channel and enjoy it so far keep up the good work and God Bless...
1911! Great weapon! I've used a para-ordinance TAC-4 as my primary carry weapon for almost 15 yrs now. It's technically a compact with a 4 1/4" barrel but the double stack mag it holds 13 rounds and is sized right for carry, at least for me. Love the 1911 platform.
+OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY let me clarify. Yes I can carry in Jamaica. It requires a firearms license but it also has very few restrictions. Compared to my NY CCW that took longer and was harder to get. The NY permit also has tons of restrictions on it. If you get a firearm license here they feel you have been properly vetted and don't worry with further restrictions. The Para was my primary carry weapon when I lived in the states and continues to be that when I travel to the states. I do have a carry weapon here but it is a 9mm. I chose that for multiple reasons but not worth going into that now. I would have preferred the 1911 just wasn't a fit for what I do here. Unfortunately!
+OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY I absolutely agree. I would not consider living here without it. The scary thing is it was faster and easier to get my firearms license here than getting my CCW in NY.
love the cabin, how were you able to get around the county building codes and standards? I'm looking to buy some land and building something similar..... then I noticed that the codes seem very strict about plumbing and electrical work, that you had to have it in the dwelling. how would you or did you get around that?
Hi Doug and Stacey! I don't live off-grid like you guys, but somewhat close because I a am very elecrtrically hypersensitive (I'm very sensitive to EMF...radiation from wifi, electric lights and appliances, etc.). There are people with this condition who do move off-grid, but it just wasn't a good option for me so I've made it work living in a house in the suburbs. I keep most of my breaker switches off and for a long time I did use candles and oil lanterns like you guys, but eventualy I switched to solar flashlights. I just wanted to share a particularly useful one I have. It is very bright...I used to be unable to read at night with the tiny handheld solar flashlights I had, which would start dimming out in about an hour. But now it's fine with this bright lantern which can go even 2 days between charges (but I charge it daily to be safe). It is just so convenient to have something that can switch on and off so I don't have to fumble with oil and lighters when I come in when it's already dark outside. And I really like that this lantern can be charged in the day outside. It can be a challange to get enough light in the winter sometimes, but it the rest of the year it's a breeze. Just wanted to share as I see that the way we are living has some similarities, and it's always wonderful to find something that makes the simple way we're living much easier. Hope this is helpful to you guys! smile.amazon.com/World-Green-Products-Rechargeable-Emergencies/dp/B00I53R7P0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00
In case the link above doesn't work, on Amazon, this product is listed under: World Green Products Ultimate Solar Powered Portable LED Lantern 1000 Lumens (Rated Brightest on Amazon) Rechargeable Battery USB Port for Phone Charging Durable for Outdoors Preparing for Emergencies
I really liked your book recommendations. The Encyclopedia of Country living by Carla Emery, The Self Sufficient Life and how to live it by John Seymore, and Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. Do you have any book or video recommendations for cabin building?
My mom (I’m 32 and she’s 56) loves your channel so much. I have watched y’all a few other episodes before she ever suggested to watch and she’s sent this to share with me. Thank you for all your hard work and taking the time to make this channel for new comers and original homesteaders alike !
Cozy! We just cash flowed our new old style farmhouse lol What a great feeling ! I have my grandmothers wood cook stove which is full of memories for me and I hope to pass more down to my grandchildren =) PPL can't understand why I want to live ''primitive'' but to me it is a dream come true . I was truly blessed that my grandparents raised me in the old time Ozark Mountain way and I wouldn't trade it for anything this world offers ...God bless
***** Congrats on the ''Transformation'' =) It will be a fun ride! Can't wait to see this kind of world through fresh eyes =) I was blessed in deed to have been taught the old ways by my grandparents who only knew it as their way of life ... I remember my first Pregnancy test ( and that seems odd to say since I was taught the word ''pregnancy'' was not lady like to use.).. So I will say my first ''with child'' test lol was when I had married and was back visiting them while they were putting up sour krout ...Grandpa wouldn't let me any where near it! lol untill the last batch was ready to be put in the jar...He said ''Sissy take this last cpl hand fulls and add it to that jar right there'' ...''if you are with child it will foam up and not sill even though it is out of the same batch I used '' Sure enough a short time later that one jar foamed up and was bad!!! but his was beautiful ! He said that there is just something in a expectant moms chemistry that doesn't mix well with canning Krout lol and he was RIGHT! I was told the next week I was with child ;)
To true lol ....That was for my 1st child of course but I never forgot it - I have 5 children 28,24,20,19, & 3yrs ;) yes thats a huge difference but I wouldn't change a thing .... Have a great day !
So nice looking back at the older videos. Loved how it was then but really love how you have things now. Always a work on progress.
You packed a lot of helpful info & ideas into those 18 minutes! Thanks for opening your home to us.
So lovely!!! May the Lord continue to bless & dwell in your home! It must be so wonderful and satisfying to live in the home built by your own two hands. Beautiful!
So glad we got the opportunity to see your cabin in person! Ready for another visit :)
Man, y'all are the coolest! Wish I could break away from city life and live and work like you two do! Y'all are living the dream!
Thanks for the tour! Love seeing how things have developed over the years. 🙂
THANKS FOR THE GREAT TIPS AND INFO 👍THANKS FOR SHARING AND HAVE A GREAT AND BLESSED DAY
Hey Doug - one thing I just want to share. A trick that one old Alaskan shared : Make a drop in the floor where your entry door is. And drop the door (about one foot) This will make a cold air trap and cold air will not go far when you open your door . Know you will probably not do it :)
Doug, great video! Packed with great info. Love the clock.
nice little cabin thanks for the tour
Can't go wrong with a 1911. Keep the inspiration coming, looking forward to my self-sufficient journey ahead.
I personally love all my Glock Gen 4 9mms.
A person needs to be able to defend themselves and their family.
We have a "God Given Right" to self preservation and the 2nd amendment ensures that "God Given Right".
That's a great house you built their. I'm a new subscriber as of yesterday and I'm really enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing
Awesome home and I am going to look for a few of the books! Semper Fi!
What a beautiful home. I like the way you all live...old school and natural. Thanks for sharing. :)
You guys have a beautiful life and a great cabin, hope to do this someday soon! Your guys are an inspiration! Blessings and Take Care
Oh my goodness!! I just finally figured out how to comment on your UA-cam videos. I absolutely love and admire you two soon much. #homesteadhomie
Hey D&S do you have any videos on how you actually built the cabin???
Thanks for all the videos guys
The cabin looks GREAT Doug-and I love the areal view of the homestead! I appreciate a lot of the details of your workmanship on the house, especially the log joinery. I have never built a log building..but it is only a matter of time. I laughed my gut off at your shout-out! Thanks for mentioning us over here! Its funny that we are both decorating with insulation :) As for snow, yes, we are getting HAMMERED one storm after another. I have 5 feet of snow on my deck. This was a great video; really gives a lot of perspective and is a window into the lifestyle that so many of us are working toward!!!
I watched your Off Grid Hygiene video and enjoyed it. My husband and I are retired and bought some acreage and live a sustainable lifestyle. We have an acre organic garden, which we give most of the produce as first fruit offerings, we have our chickens, ducks and turkeys and come Spring some milking goats. We love our life. My ears perked up when I heard you say Yashua. I told my husband that they must be Hebrew Roots. I was more convinced as the video progressed. I will be watching more of your videos. Thanks for doing what you do!! Shalom
Great job Doug and Stacy..... Just got a chance to go back and look at this... Ya;ll have a great day and God bless...Steve
your energy is contagious and positive
thanks for the show of your cabin it looks very cozy to live in.
really love the trunk and the quilt and how you set ups the herbs and spices
New subscriber, simple but effective. Like it. Great job with the cabin. Once you finish the upstairs ceiling you won't burn thru as much firewood heating the house. Good Luck.
Vinny
Great tour, I love your off grid homestead ♥️
Love this video. Love the books! Stacys cook book is part of my collection, will be adding the fermenting book too.
I just came across josh's youtube yesterday and found yours today. I like your style and sense of humour. We are slowly moving towards the off grid life, growing our own veg and meat. This year we hope to land some property to start our life long venture with the family. Cordwood cabin, some animals, a little fishing and a whole lot of what ever. Just doing it, cause we get it, the system is a viscous circle and we are stepping off the merry go round and living a simple life. Thanks for the positive videos. Cheers from jjoshua in Ontario Canada!!
(looking out my window at 3ft of snow and minus 27.C and loving it)
I love yalls house. THanks so much for the tour.
You mentioned videos that helped you learn as you built your cabin. Any particular ones you found helpful? Looking to get started very soon.
Great tour ..love your cabin ...
Love the .45 acp too. 19 years in the infantry has moved me onto a Sig P 220. Off Grid in WV since retiring from the Army. You & the Mrs are doing good work here. Keep it up.
Great video! I love your home. thank you for sharing.
Love seeing these older videos!
Nice video Doug. Thanks for showing us around. We enjoy your channel. We're Doug and Stacy fans :)
Found the video i searched high and low for last night.. thanks for helping me find it homestead homies doug and stacy love the videos i have pintrested nearly every video i have watched when i remembered to for review including this one now
Lovely home! Enjoy your videos!
Very nice cabin. I totally agree with the "Encyclopedia of Country Living", great book. I have heard of the "Nourishing Traditions", I think I will check it out since your wife gave it the thumbs up. I am very excited to see a video on the ice house you spoke of. --Shalom-Kim
Hi Doug & Stacy, noticed you had a set of books on your book shelf. Wondering what type of books that would be. Been watching your videos with great interest, lots of hard earned knowledge there. Thanks for sharing. Daniel
Lots of great ideas. Love your cabin!
You have a nice piece of land this is what i want to do also. I like your white pine wood this would be my choice i like light colors. Im fascinated by the tiny house movement girls are even building there little homes. I never built anything but im watching all the videos on youtube and im learning thanx to guys like you thanx.
Shalom, I have enjoyed your videos and find that you guys are a real hoot (in a good way). I am subscribing and will look at more videos to see what motivates you. The wife and I homestead on a small farm in the Ozarks and I believe we are roughly the same age.
Baker's Choice is one we really thought seriously about. We found a dealer for Elmira and ended up with a Fireview instead. Love your place! I wish I could talk my husband into a little tiny house but he is adamant that he needs his two luxury bathrooms!
I think it's a LOT to look at. I love it.
Great channel... watch Doug and Stacy every day!
Love the cabin thanks for the tour.
Oldy but a goody! You guys have come a lo g day from this video.
Love what you two are doing! (you're killing me...let those kitties in from the snow!! even mousers get cold..)
So awesome to see the cabin!
country living great book I had the pleasure to meet Carla Emery..she is sadly sadly missed....thanks for sharing..
Oh great thank you for sharing...
Oh my goddess..Just took a peak I just started following them...I should of known she looks so much like her mom..I'm enjoying watching them build there home..
great video love your cabin God bless.
Excellent build. Very efficient.
truly beautiful and amazing job
Plenty to look at! Love it all.
I enjoy your channel. No electric, you are very ambitious! I'd be very open to no electric but I think I would run 12v lighting.
Hi Doug & Stacy, we've been following you guys for a few years now after coming across you on tiny homes, love what you do 💚 we are working towards doing similar ourselves here in the UK. We have a few little building projects underway and the mo where we are using planks for buildings and I remembered you saying about a type of cork product that you used to fill the gaps between planks in your log cabin and wondered if you could share what the product was please? I've been looking on google etc to try and find a product that could suit, but just keep getting hundreds of pre-built log cabins come up! Thank you for what you share and for your amazing energy ✌️🌿
Cool. Thx for the tour
Ohhhh thanks I needed some new reading ideas
Beautiful cabin! I admire you for living off grid. At times I'd love to do the same thing. Our home isn't efficient at all so we have outrageous bills especially in the winter. We moved our house here from Texas and we never had as big of bills as we do here. I don't know if I could live 100% off grid but I'd love to have a small cabin with solar and at least lower our reliance on the grid.
Love love your cabin!
Thank you for sharing your home with us. Praise Yahuah.
beautiful cabin, you guys are awesome
That is sure a big barn!
Sweet Cabin you got there!
I like you cabin. Its cozy.
Stacy, that was a great idea about the quilt. Very sweet. Have you ever considered learning how to sew? Doug, your home is very nice. I love simplicity. I started watching your channel because you and your wife live the way I would love to live and have always wanted to. I don't have a phone, I don't need many things, and I only ask for space to rest and to work making things. What more does a person really need?? As for your laptop and your Android, how do you charge them? What have you and Stacy done to keep down on the resin deposits in the cabin? Do you oil your cabin inside? How often do you clean up your work boots. I am not sure if you have a routine but Wranglerstar shows how to do it step by step so that one pair of work boots last your ages.
I have been following you all for a while. I always thought that you seemed as "one" then I decided to go back and watch your old videos .Now there is Doug "this is our shofar that we blow on Shabbat" funny I always felt like you all keep the Sabbath?
You need solar! Even a little to charge your light up with. Thanks for the tour!
This is amazing.
This is really nice, I hope I'll end up living in something like this :). I myself have acquired crafting skills next to homesteading, so... really hoping.
Oh my! She's got armenian ancestry, we have an armenian community not to far away in the Carpathian basin here :)!
Hello D and S! I LOVE your vids! We recently decided we want to start a homestead, and we are VERY excited! So I've been binge watching your videos! 😊
Quick question - the Nourishing Traditions book - which one is it? There are many different ones in that series. Thanks a million!!!
Love your cabin + + +
Beautiful cabin!
+OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY Can't wait! :)
Love it and this old lady has a Sig!! 🤭👍
you should run for president well done dude
Cabin and reading goals!
Wonderful!
love the video.
Very nice !
Really nice, thanks for sharing YHWH bless
Very nice setup,you have a great outlook on life.I was wondering how you fit your refrigeration needs.I collect oil lamps myself,I often rather burn them than turn on the lights.I just like the ambiance.
It's nice I love it:)
Awesome cabin :)
I know this is a older video but I have just descovered your channel today and I like what I see. This is something I am going to do before long and look forward in doing. I do have one question about your cabin I know in this video you said you got 8" of snow and the Oak logs you built your cabin out of is 4" thick. I was just wondering how well insulated it feels i know the wood stove will heat a larger space with no problem but that is just something I just wondered... again new to the channel and enjoy it so far keep up the good work and God Bless...
+OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY Thank you for the reply like I said just wondered how warm it was... Good looking place
1911! Great weapon! I've used a para-ordinance TAC-4 as my primary carry weapon for almost 15 yrs now. It's technically a compact with a 4 1/4" barrel but the double stack mag it holds 13 rounds and is sized right for carry, at least for me. Love the 1911 platform.
+OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY let me clarify. Yes I can carry in Jamaica. It requires a firearms license but it also has very few restrictions. Compared to my NY CCW that took longer and was harder to get. The NY permit also has tons of restrictions on it. If you get a firearm license here they feel you have been properly vetted and don't worry with further restrictions. The Para was my primary carry weapon when I lived in the states and continues to be that when I travel to the states. I do have a carry weapon here but it is a 9mm. I chose that for multiple reasons but not worth going into that now. I would have preferred the 1911 just wasn't a fit for what I do here. Unfortunately!
+OFF GRID with DOUG and STACY I absolutely agree. I would not consider living here without it. The scary thing is it was faster and easier to get my firearms license here than getting my CCW in NY.
love the cabin, how were you able to get around the county building codes and standards? I'm looking to buy some land and building something similar..... then I noticed that the codes seem very strict about plumbing and electrical work, that you had to have it in the dwelling. how would you or did you get around that?
Your home is SO beautiful!! Simple and practical!! :D I love it!!
yay finally found a cabin tour video😁
Aww look at the kitty cat!!!
Excellent
Love the Bop It! Lol fun!
Hi Doug and Stacey! I don't live off-grid like you guys, but somewhat close because I a am very elecrtrically hypersensitive (I'm very sensitive to EMF...radiation from wifi, electric lights and appliances, etc.). There are people with this condition who do move off-grid, but it just wasn't a good option for me so I've made it work living in a house in the suburbs. I keep most of my breaker switches off and for a long time I did use candles and oil lanterns like you guys, but eventualy I switched to solar flashlights. I just wanted to share a particularly useful one I have. It is very bright...I used to be unable to read at night with the tiny handheld solar flashlights I had, which would start dimming out in about an hour. But now it's fine with this bright lantern which can go even 2 days between charges (but I charge it daily to be safe). It is just so convenient to have something that can switch on and off so I don't have to fumble with oil and lighters when I come in when it's already dark outside. And I really like that this lantern can be charged in the day outside. It can be a challange to get enough light in the winter sometimes, but it the rest of the year it's a breeze. Just wanted to share as I see that the way we are living has some similarities, and it's always wonderful to find something that makes the simple way we're living much easier. Hope this is helpful to you guys! smile.amazon.com/World-Green-Products-Rechargeable-Emergencies/dp/B00I53R7P0?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00
In case the link above doesn't work, on Amazon, this product is listed under: World Green Products Ultimate Solar Powered Portable LED Lantern 1000 Lumens (Rated Brightest on Amazon) Rechargeable Battery USB Port for Phone Charging Durable for Outdoors Preparing for Emergencies
Bravo!!!
Very nice
Beautiful cabin :)
Thank you for sharing , and caring ♥ very interesting vids.
BEAUTIFUL ya'll 🥰
I really liked your book recommendations. The Encyclopedia of Country living by Carla Emery, The Self Sufficient Life and how to live it by John Seymore, and Nourishing Traditions by Sally Fallon. Do you have any book or video recommendations for cabin building?
Love these book we have used these books as well
I sure enjoy seeing the clock #cuckoo, and where you hang your hat.