As promised earlier, here are some photos for your viewing pleasure:
The view south from our "living room" window.
(and me being a lumberjack cutting down "deadites" [dry standing trees] for firewood)
(and me being a lumberjack cutting down "deadites" [dry standing trees] for firewood)
My "Jeremiah Johnson" improvised log jack for cutting trees down into firewood size chunks with the chainsaw.
Our deluxe indoor composting privy that Plickety built.
No frigid outhouses for us -- one morning sitting on a frosty seat outside was enough!
No frigid outhouses for us -- one morning sitting on a frosty seat outside was enough!
Now that things have settled down a little and fall is here, we'll try to get some more random pictures of the scenery for you all as well as proper photos of the wall tent once it's all set up with furniture, etc.
2 comments:
Gungnir,
Thanks for all the pictures - really looks beautiful. I'm looking forward to seeing everything covered in white - although you may not be.
I continue to be amazed at PlicketyCat's talents - building stairs and an indoor privy! You have married an amazing woman - and you can tell her I said so! ;-)
Your current living accommodations look interesting. That tent seems a bit thin for the upcoming weather - how will you insulate it for the winter?
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Sam....
My boyfriend and I are moving to Alaska for the summer and then considering continuing our lives somewhere sustainably off the grid. Did you buy your tent cabin or build and design it yourself? Any tips on developing a tent cabin?
Thanks!
Shelly
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