Harvest Right Freeze Dryer: The Ultimate Guide to Long-Term Food Storage Are you looking for a way to preserve your garden harvest, stock up for emergencies, or enjoy healthy snacks that last for years? The Harvest Right Freeze Dryer is a top choice for homeowners, homesteaders, and prepper enthusiasts. This guide will explain why it’s … Read more
Rainwater harvesting is not just a trendy buzzword—it’s an essential part of living sustainably. Especially for those of us embracing off-grid living, collecting every drop of rainwater ensures a reliable water supply while minimizing our environmental footprint. Off-grid living is all about autonomy and resilience. By tapping into natural resources like rainwater, we reduce our … Read more
Freeze drying, also known as lyophilization, is a food preservation technique that’s been around for a while, mostly because it’s super effective at keeping food around for the long haul. It works by freezing the food first and then reducing the pressure around the food so it turns into vapor instead of liquid. This might … Read more
Chaga is a fungus that grows mainly on birch trees in cold climate regions. Although this is not the most appealing mushroom you will see, it is packed with numerous health-benefiting components such as vitamins and minerals. In this regard, Chaga mushroom has remained at the top of the functional mushrooms list. Formulating Chaga mushrooms into a tea gives you these wonderful nutrients as the hot water breaks down the cell for easier access.
Chaga from the Birch Trees Chaga Tea is a great way to get all the wonderful nutrients from the Birch Tree Tao Chaga Wild Harvest Canadian Chaga Mushroom (Inonotus obliquus) Chunk – 1 lb (454 g) Read about all the many benefits and healing properties of Chaga here
Books to Read If You’re Thinking About Going Off Grid If you’ve been thinking about moving off grid—or even just flirting with the idea—there are a few books that can help you understand what you’re really signing up for. Some focus on the practical skills you’ll need, while others share honest, often humorous stories about … Read more
It’s time to start working on the small log cabin if we are going to be able to have it done in time for snowmobiling out that way this winter.
So we begin, it’s time to collect firewood for the wood stove at home, so we start by cleaning up some of the dead trees that were in the way of the road way into the small log cabin or that may come down and finish off the cabin if we are not careful.
Sept 2019 Update
Looking back on this post now 3 years later and it seems hard to believe that’s the little cabin we started out with. How things have changed, maybe not as quick as we wanted.
There were some hick ups along the way for sure, a wildfire and being evacuated from the property one whole summer and then work….darn work seems to get in the way sometimes, but here we were back then cleaning up the little cabin and now we are able to use it.
And so the project begins here is some of the progress we have made this far on our little cabin in the woods.
