Hello! We are Reeve and Chrystal. In 2020 we moved to 40 acres of raw wilderness in rural Willow, Alaska. We hope you'll enjoy watching how we make life functional as we build our off-grid home and farm infrastructure, grow and preserve food, raise livestock animals, and work towards living a zero-waste life. Come along with us as we try find ways to be increasingly self-sustainable while also trying not to freeze to death on Flat Tire Farm. Help support the channel with Venmo: venmo.com/u/FlatTireFarm-Alaska Email: Theflattirefarm@gmail Mailing Address: Flat Tire Farm Po Box 1288 Willow, AK 99688
Try contact cement instead of that goop for the sole. It's what cobblers all use. Holds really, really good. I also have a pair of Ariat boots. Ropers. Love them.
Looks amazing!!! In northern Indiana fresh salmon isn’t always affordable, so I think I will use canned salmon instead. I have canned food from 2020 that I am finishing up. I ain’t scared either 😂
Hello Chrystal and Mr reeve great video I enjoyed it just going to dinner with my friend in Boston tonight I will be here for five days and tomorrow night for a game had a double header today it was so much fun
What a great video and what a wonderful group of people. Watching Mr.Eaves carefully and meticulously cut that Basil as Crystal just throws it in with barely a rough chop was so funny! (You probably know Arrowroot powder can be used like cornstarch too).
Oh I love peonies, they're my favorite flower. 😍 ya'll have an amazing community. I need to learn all the rabbit ways from you, we're getting some soon. Love you guys, take care ❤
Your Stihl dealer has you hooked on a line if you believe that story about pricing. I like a lot of Stihl chainsaws but if any of the dealers I know tried telling me that story I would have laughed pretty hard!
@@FlatTireFarmHomesteadingAlaska if I may, please understand that I mean no malice as I have been using saws since I was 13 and am 47 now, neither of these saws is good for the home tinker to fix when the need comes. A good idea, if you can, is to look up some classic saws from the 1990s or older and find one you like the idea of that still has good parts availability and pick one up. DO NOT PAY A LOT FOR THE SAW and make sure it is complete, then get it running and stockpile the basic parts for it such as air cleaners and recoil springs. Maybe a spare pot and piston as well as a few carburetor kits. The satisfaction is unexplained! They mostly won't run neck and neck with a new professional saw but they often aren't far behind and they often tool the majority of Farm/Ranch class saws of today. The homeowner class hasn't got a hope against the classics like the XL76 Homelite or even a 1200a Pioneer.
I’m going to be annoying! Hello Tony! Hello Reeve! Hello Bill! I have seen trans all lit up! It makes it easy for us on the Argo to get out of the way! Hello Richard and Amiee and Lilliana queen Melissa! Make sure you tip her!!! I’m a big part of those huge orders! That basil how they grow it sooo good! You are sooo sweet “pit stick”making me cry you are a blessing to me!
This is one of my favouritist episodes that you’ve done Mrs Chrystal!!! I absolutely love your heart and what you’ve done for your peeps in the community! ❤️❤️❤️Thankyou for sharing this with us 🙏 you’re a good egg 😘
