Alaska test. Saying goodbye to my son

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There's nothing like a 3900 mile road trip to break something in.... and so it goes with my gypsy wagon and my son. We ventured to our home in the north for the summer and said goodbye to our son as he is venturing off to start his own life in Alaska.
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@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

It's worth saying again... Maysie is fine! She's retired. We don't have a vehicle that would make it comfortable for her to take this drive. She's too old for most adventures. She's in good care with our daughter in the meantime. I appreciate all the well wishes and care for the LEGEND.... DA WOOF! Long live DA WOOF! xoxo Thanks for watching!

@billiegoodman4872 Год назад

Hail to the Woof, she’s the Woof and she needs hailing! And she is loved with more good but slowed down time left.

@janeevans4758 Год назад

People just don't pay attention & listen! Da woof is in retirement and doing what she likes to do now.. She is getting old and is leaving the energetic stuff to mad zooming moose 😂.. Enjoy your time away and hope You & Dave get to have a nibble at Mike's new home...get those chainsaws out guys and Mike...except the help!! You will soon realise that getting as much done now will pave the way for a easier winter...your such a wonderful family..come on Belle you need a channel now...😊

@farmkay Год назад

Its hard for parents when the young one say thanks and just now no thanks. For now whats needed is just be there for him when he ask for help or advice and he'll ask. You have a well rounded son. Love to Maysie da woof when you get home. Hi Moose. Remember get out and get 🎉happy🎉

@reginarich14 Год назад

I’m so glad she’s ok!! Nice trip. Thank you

@tagladyify Год назад

I do miss seeing Da Woof, but having owned several such special dogs in my lifetime I understand the process. My Apollo is 12 years old now and starting to slow down. We lost his brother Rocky just before the new year. Still the benefits of having a wonderful dog(s) in our lives are well worth the grieving time when we have to say good bye for now. We have a wonderful new buddy named Scruffy. He is a gorgeous and amazing Standard Poodle/Husky mix. I’m going to have a large pack of dogs, some amazing cats, and some sweet birds waiting for me in heaven when my time comes along with friends and family who passed on before me. In the end it really is going home.

@SouthernFoodieGal Год назад

When he said “Thanks for all the guiding” I cried. 😢❤ great job raising him!!

@janetkoball44 Год назад

I agree

@lauravictorious4670 Год назад

Me too.

@nancycarden2469 Год назад

I agree

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

I knowwww

@pawlah1 Год назад

I was sitting in my She Shed today enjoying the breeze and realized working until 2AM was easy! Thanks for the inspiration!

@rustyshackleford928 Год назад

The sound of Dave's voice when he said "love you son" just melted me. Such love in this family. What good parenting. This is just great to see.

@Janineo. Год назад

He said Thanks for all the guiding😢❤❤

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@beachobsession29 Год назад

Your so talented you can build anything. I hope you enjoyed your trip through Canada.

@Mgray187 7 месяцев назад

I came here to say this comment. ❤️ Some folks don’t know how lucky they’re.

@sarahgrooms5606 Год назад

He has a lot of hard work ahead of him but when he's finished his place will be priceless.

@24carrotgold8 Год назад

Great parenting! Adventurist mom and dad launch their son on his own Alaskan adventure!🥰👍

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@nanachick05 Год назад

18 and owns his own land, that’s fantastic! You’ve raised a responsible young man and I’m sure he’ll do fine if he’s already smart & wise enough to buy land and build a house on it. Hard part is letting go, especially your youngest. 😢 As far as the bunker goes, I’d make it a storage shed, it would be a solid little shed.

@teaberrywmn Год назад

What a wonderful, capable and, I have to say, a cutie patootie son you two have. I'm following his channel and, of course, his parents channels as well. The filming, the scenery, the skill sets are all inspiring for this retired 68 yo RN living on 10 acres in Northern California with my own projects. I'm loving and learning from all of the videos. Have a wonderful time in AK!! BTW, Moose is a hoot and a great companion.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@matthewsmom010902 Год назад

You are the best parents ever to have raised your son to be independent. I follow his channel and I know in my heart that he will do great!! 😊 . I think that the two of you are super awesome!! You work together as a married couple should. You support one another and you love the Lord ❤. You both have shown and taught this to your children to be self reliant and have a love ❤️ for the wilderness and for that I am so thankful!! Much love and many blessings for y’all and your family!! 🥰

@janetkoball44 Год назад

What is the sons Channel?

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

Thank you

@brookecampilongo3962 Год назад

@@janetkoball44Betting on Alaska

@berhorst59 Год назад

You 2 are active and busy enough that the "empty nest syndrome" won't hit quite as hard as some less active people, but it will still be felt. Best wishes to Mickey on his new life

@marythibault9032 Год назад

It's hard no matter what.

@rickmccarthy7471 Год назад

That's the bunker where you found a ton of plastic bags, rolls and rolls of them?

@lilactreehouse Год назад

You and Dave did such an awesome job raising Micky. I follow him on his channel and I find him interesting and hard-working. Nice to see in this mixed up world.

@jansmith3158 Год назад

his channel name is BETTING ON ALASKA:

@TakeTheRide Год назад

Your son is so cute and he definitely has your sense of humor. Great job on the camper. Lovely views, specially that mountain Lake. I'm drooling.

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@jeannemarcinek4575 Год назад

It so awesome that he said thanks for guiding him, I felt a sense of loss. It is hard to let go, but you both taught him well. He has two parents that survived many obstacles in your life and you both worked at it. I cried when he parted, but I have been watching his channel. Alaska is a beautiful place. Blessing to all of you.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@wuznotbornyesterda Год назад

I cry every time I have to say goodbye to my 6 kids scattered all over the country. You never know when you might get to see them again. It's already been 2 and 3 years for most of them. My cute little toddlers are going to school now! It hurts to turn loose.

@caroljordan2886 Год назад

I’m there with y’all. My daughter has been on her own for a while. You’re right it’s hard not to give unasked advice. Then again, it’s fun to watch kids learn and evolve. Have fun

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@cyndybutler7330 Год назад

That’s a hard one all you can do is hope he learned enough from you about life , he will do great

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@confessionsofareformedmormon Год назад

Empty nesting is hard for the first year. Lots of emotions similar to the grief cycle. Big hugs

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@barbaracarlson1331 Год назад

It is hard saying goodbye to your child even though that is what you want…. them to be on their own. But a mom!!!!❤

@78twood Год назад

Aw man…I felt your pain leaving your boy 😩 Yall sure did raise a wonderful guy!! So competent, independent AND intelligent!! I just love all of you 🥰 I can’t believe you saved those peanuts 😆

@janeevans4758 Год назад

I was blubbering as if it were my child leaving home 😢😂..honestly you can tell the parents among us as we all felt that wrench for Dave & Brooke..

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

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@johnbowse4693 Год назад

You are such sweet nice people. I remember when my son went on his first Navy deployment. I was so scared for him. Your kid will do well also, because he has awesome and supportive parents. Peace to you.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@jansmith3158 Год назад

When your son said "Thanks for all the guidance"...that literally made me tear up. That was a beautiful statement for your son to say to you both. 💙 So seeing Moose so happy in your vids always warms my heart. What a wonderful loving dog you have and how blessed is Moose to have two wonderful parents & family. 💙🐾🦴🏔

@jansmith3158 Год назад

im thinking if you bring this back to your other home or bring up another camper to wrap it in that winter wrap they use for boats that way the elements will not get into your camper or damage the outside. Plant lavender to keep the mosquitoes away.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@curmudgeon573 Год назад

What a nice young man you have raised. You must be so proud.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@Nails-by-Jennifer Год назад

I stumbled across your sons most recent video and until now had no idea he was your son! When I saw him in this video I was trying to figure out why he looked familiar LOL. Y’all have done a tremendous job raising him, and should be proud.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@wanderlust62 Год назад

It is fitting that your first night as empty nesters is at a campsite! Well done, Brooke and Dave.

@belieftransformation Год назад

Congratulations to Mick on his grand future! Great parents who have obviously taught him all he needs & he’ll figure the rest out! Your property looks great considering the natural wear & tear. Those rodents are a problem everywhere. Moosey is in his happy place as long as he’s with you! Blessings for a great summer & to all 🤗💗🇨🇦

@luzrucci5534 Год назад

Cutting that umbilical cord is the best way to send them on their owned future. Makes them self sufficient and appreciative of the hard work you guys put onto him. Great parenting. He is a great kid. All worth it! God bless him on his journey.

@rebeccasilveous8898 Год назад

Wow, that's the first time I ever saw your son. Wow bison. I've never seen them up close and personal like that. This is got to be the trip of a life time. I love your videos. It's like I'm there with you. Thanks for sharing your adventures, Brooke!

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

Thanks for watching

@rebeccasilveous8898 Год назад

@@therealgirlinthewoods I anticipate every week to see if you put on a new video I am also hooked on surviving ringworm...and Shugemery (Shug). You are three of my favorite all time RU-vid channels. Although there are others I watch you three are my favorite.

@edcowles6414 Год назад

When my wife and I left the military in 1978, we drove down from Anchorage. It took 5 days to reach Seattle, with 1200 miles of gravel road along the way. That was an experience I will never forget.

@davekibbey7944 Год назад

My wife just loves your Vardo. You did excellent work building it. Hauling it all the way to Alaska is definitely the acid test. You and Dave saying goodby to Mickey made me choke up. My prayers and best wishes go with him as he embarks on his great adventure of life. You and Dave did well as parents. Have a Blessed Summer.

@susanyates4233 Год назад

Years ago my husband rebuilt an old 1965 caravan, which had been used at car shows as a spares container. The interior was full of delaminated ply, dexion shelving and spiders. My husband was a joiner, so he was able to rebuild it. Travellers told us that it had been manufactured by a firm who hoped it would replace the bowtops, but this did not happen and only six were made. We took it to country shows and rallied with it. It attracted a lot of attention. Sadly owing to my husband being terminally ill we had to sell it. Friends bought it and rally with it. Best wishes from Susan in UK. I found your sons videos today, and will be following his journey.

@Jamiwrites Год назад

Welcome to the bittersweet beauty of the empty nest. It belongs to those of us who have done our jobs well. Happy Anniversary. Best of luck to your son!

@NeverlandSystemAngel Год назад

The dust, cracks, and "dulling out"... just character and charm from the Alaska Highway leaving it's mark. Been down that road twice- once in and once out... will do it again in a heartbeat... and NOTHING comes off that road without more "character" for it.

@debrasaints3809 Год назад

It’ll make a good storage shed someday! I miss Maisie, but I know your old gal can’t weather such long distance travel. Moosie sure does a great job replacing her. I love watching all of your channels! Congratulations on raising such a fine young man and becoming “empty nesters”! Blessings beautiful family ❤️

@JimAllen-Persona Год назад

I miss Da Woof

@samuelramos4042 Год назад

Bush Radical & Girl in the woods on a Sunday. Now that's my kind of viewing & learning.

@kandiwolfe1125 Год назад

Glad to hear you all are happy and healthy and doing what you want, where you want to do it! Peace to All...💜💙💜

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@lisajohnston6422 Год назад

I would put a sturdy roof and doors on the survival bunker and use it for storage. I enjoy watching your son's channel. You both did a great job raising your kids

@janetclark8754 Год назад

You raise them right, then let them make their own decisions and live life the way they wish! Good job mom and dad

@n8rlvr876 Год назад

WOW, this just popped up in my feed, haven’t even watched yet; but I am in awe of the beauty, artistry and creativity of your gypsy wagon!!🤩

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

Wow, thank you!

@Chrissy-Stormgal Год назад

Hi Brooke! What a great video! First time seeing your son 🤗😊 He will enjoy building on that beautiful property! Moose is Soooo cute! Where is Maisy?

@LouiseKing-f5h Год назад

Yes, missing 'da wolf'!! Is she ok??

@EphemeralProductions Год назад

@@LouiseKing-f5hshe’s fine. Most likely back in Michigan being watched after. She’s too old for travelin

@TheWestlandgirl Год назад

She is back at home with their Daughter. She cannot handle long trips anymore.

@EntertainmentKorner Год назад

This is so funny. I found Mick's channel probably close to a month ago now. Even more recently I started binge watching homesteading videos and I came back across Bushradical, I remember watching at least one or two of his cabin videos in the past but I got hooked on him. Then I found your channel through him which I realized I had already watched and now I find out that Betting On Alaska is your son... it all comes full circle.

@lindawoody8501 Год назад

Your carpentry and artistry proved with that long slog up North to Alaska! Brava! Well-done. Mostly cosmetic and slight. I'm sure your loving hubby is happy and proud of your efforts (with his help at times but that is proper). Glad you journeyed with your Son. Hope he's happy and succeeds. Thanks for sharing all the joy! That Survival Bunker could be used as a Walled Garden with raised beds filled with compost - would keep the deer/elk/rabbits out if you put doors on. Even could net the roof to keep birdies off the veggies. Could raise things that are perennials and quick grow veggies?

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

thanks. but he literally only helped with those lights.

@sarahgrooms5606 Год назад

The animals came in through the hole where the chimney was and had a party in your cabin.

@JudiDolliverAstley Год назад

Be proud! It’s hard to let them go! When my middle son joined the marines, I cried. When he was deployed I cried again. It’s very hard on a mama’s heart! Hugz! 🙏🏻❣️🖖🏻

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@fringedwellermccatintyre730 Год назад

That ol' roofless building: Storage. Along the walls, deep shelves with a crib down the middle for ply and long stock. In my world, that's a VALUABLE space!!!

@aliceagoddard7219 Год назад

Love your videos. Can't wait for the notification. Wishing your son all the best on his new adventure.

@SciaticaDrums Год назад

Isn't it awesome when you can hand down your knowledge and likes to your kids? He'll be a steward to his land as you both are, and as am I. Awesomeness.

@TheSkeetergirl Год назад

Our last (of the five) is now on his own. We did just have to go rescue him from a house issue he didn’t quite know how to handle. It’s a dance to not say too much and let them know they can depend on you. You guys are awesome.😊

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@Chronically_Kimberly Год назад

Not even half way yet. YOUR SON IS SO PERFECTLY 50/50 YOU AND YOUR HUBBY. I can see both of you so strongly. That's a good kid. You guys should be proud. 😊

@vallovesnature8449 Год назад

Glad you all got to your destinations safely. I remember when my son, 20, moved from NJ to Michigan. Bawled my eyes out. He’s 44 now & in Tampa🤷‍♀️. The Vardo got a little bit of road sandblasting. Yikes. Sorry about the squirrels. It crossed my mind that maybe there was a minor earthquake in the area & it loosened a bit of wood dust. Love you guys!!❤️❤️❤️

@kristie7146 Год назад

Hey sister in Christ. You are my spirit animal LOL!! You are amazing. Love your videos. They are a point I want to get to God Willing. I'm a gardener and animal person by nature, but at this point stuck in an apartment. Your videos give me joy, knowing what can be if that is what The Lord wants for my life. God Bless your family.

@Deemac1236 Год назад

I started following him before I knew he was yours! What an awesome young man he is. Congratulations on raising an excellent human 😊

@thomascarmichael1471 Год назад

When ya'll stopped at your cabin i wanted to cry. Its when i see it that i miss what was going to be my home. I was on the same side of the road up from you. Had to leave 2 years ago to care for my aging mother. Wound up selling the property once it became obvious i would not be coming back. Thanks, your videos keep my memories fresh.

@ritawilson8762 Год назад

I thought dad was going to cry. 😢The empty nest time is truly painful. You guys did a great job raising him. Enjoyed the update.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@wuznotbornyesterda Год назад

❤️ Love your Gypsy wagon! That bunker would make a good place to keep stuff bear proof.

@vickiwalden Год назад

This was one of the best videos ever. Wow. Thank you for sharing this experience. What a cool young man... 'thank you for the guiding'... I just lost it. Lol. He'll figure it out just like yall did. He has the best of you both in him. Glad you're back on the land. 💚

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@danieloliver20 Год назад

I had to smile, your home built trailer held up on those roads better than most new factory built RVs... Enjoy the summer!

@nancycarden2469 Год назад

Your son has a great piece of property. Know your proud. Long trip for you but beautiful. Thanks for taking us along.

@TakeTheRide Год назад

Turn the cement bunker into a summer greenhouse. Clear top.

@janeevans4758 Год назад

Blinking heck Brooke.. I was blubbering my eyes out when you said bye 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 flipping heck,you delivered Mike safely into the world in Alaska & you delivered him back safely now .. gosh why do they have to grow! Bless you both.

@LouiePGallo Год назад

I cant tell you how much I appreciate your knowledge, spirit, work, and content. You are the best.

@wendysplace3867 Год назад

Thank you for taking us with you on your way back home. I watch Mickey's channel. Ya'll have great vision on land. I love your reaction when you saw his land. I've seen Dave's video of his trip to Alaska. It's so much beauty on your trip. As for the concrete shed. It's cleaned and you will see what you would do. I'm with you on that one. Maybe in 10 years you'll do something with it..or leave it like it is.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

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@micmacpole Год назад

The snow sliding off the roof took your stove pipe with it. This is why I put my stove pipe on a gable end side. You can build a cricket above the metal roof so the snow will split around the pipe if you want to put it back up again. This summer here in Vermont the deer ticks are out in force as our property has lots of deer and bear that scatter them around. As for the bunker, you might be better off to build a second story over it and use the cement room for storage or a root cellar. This would be perfect for winter storage and Dave's motorcycle.

@elainrichards7912 Год назад

Alaska has to be the most beautiful country in the world. You and Dave have done a lovely job with your kids, you should be very proud of yourselves.

@morningdove3140 Год назад

I'm so happy to see you in Alaska with your husband. But it make me sad too. My husband and I was planning another trip but his sudden death changed all that. We were married 27 years. I doubt I could ever go back without him but seeing two of my favorite people there makes me happy♥️

@donaldhofman5257 Год назад

I know he'll do good! He learned from the best parents!!!!

@Peacenik22 Год назад

Always so happy when there is a new video! My theory about how the inside of the cabin got dirty and dusty is when the chimney was ripped off, air came in and brought fine particles of ash form the inside of the chimney. It's a guess. Thanks again, for such a fun series of adventure in beautiful nature!

@almVancouver Год назад

I'm sure he thanks you for not being doting parents. He gets to learn this life. What an adventure he's in for!

@janeevans4758 Год назад

Hmm they are doting parents beneath the the exterior of ...I can do it on my own..😂us parents just can't help ourselves when it comes to wanting to lesson the heavy load on our kids.

@sarahgrooms5606 Год назад

Make the bunker into a garage to keep tools, log splitter and such.

@jimbrown4990 Год назад

Awesome family! God bless you guys.🙏💙

@BrynieB Год назад

Oh goodness Momma! Good Job! You raised a good one!!!! I can have faith in the future of this country with parents like you guys raising an incredible young men! This is the new era of STRONG and capable men who aren’t looking for a hand out, they are building their own future! No victim mentality here just a strong work ethic and a desire to build his own destiny!

@mscattale Год назад

I’ve been following Mick from the first video. Exciting to see him clearing his land and to see what the future holds for him!! I’ve been following you and Dave for a couple of years now!! Always love your videos!!

@NurseyPooh59 Год назад

That’s your son!!! I watched his video last week and subscribed to see how he comes along. I thought what a wonderfully wise young man. Now I can see why!

@therealgirlinthewoods Год назад

lol nice

@shelbyburgey884 Год назад

Just a thought, but do you suppose the broken flu pipe allowed a back draft into the stove and that was ash all over things? I have no doubt that your Son has a super strong foundation under him that You and Dave provided! I wish him the best of luck! You all have a good week comin up!

@Tara-sunshine Год назад

That bunker had a lot of character you should keep it as original as possible slap a roof on it put some bunkbeds and let people stay in the bunker when they come to visit or for yourselves to stay now and then. I think it would be cool to keep it as much original as possible!!

@rushiaskinnerwallace6175 Год назад

❤❤❤. You guys feed my soul. Got pretty choked up watching your son go his own way. Followed his channel after you told us about it on your previous video. Really wish I’d known stuff like this was an option when I was his age. Thanks to people like you guys and him, others will. Great video! Thanks Brooke and fam for sharing it. 🙏🏼☺️

@meganwildt2481 Год назад

I just found his channel like two days ago and binge watched all his videos. When I saw the back end of the wagon in this video I thought that looks just like the one from his video of the drive over. But I was like no it couldn't be. I'm so happy it is. Honestly him going to live in Alaska in the woods in a cabin he built himself makes so much more sense knowing he is your kid.

@briancampbell3845 Год назад

One thing you can consider for the survival bunker would be to turn it into a solar powered shop, where you could come and work on projects, depending depending on how far away your son is, could also use it for projects as well

@lovelylisawarriorqueen7923 Год назад

Moose is so adorable, I have a Corgi also, and they are so loyal and such a joy.

@lamh5265 Год назад

You can leave it as a shelter. Bottom room, for food and supply storage. Build a flat deck on top or/and a wooden enclosure with kitchenett, room for living small, a real shelter

@jeremiahsummers8054 Год назад

I love when both of you are on videos together!

@leahkayb66 Год назад

Long but beautiful drive! Oh my - the views! And really, I thought your cabin made it through the winter pretty well! Must feel good to be there. Enjoy!

@monicareid8858 Год назад

I’d throw a peaked roof with extra overhang and a steel door on the bunker and solar and turn it into a workshop. Maybe add a garage door and a big Jackery and a power generator over time. That way you have a place for chainsaws, shovels, power tools and tool storage. Maybe even a dehumidifier, with external drainage. That way it can be rough and stay rough-and you won’t feel guilty beating the tar out of the room. All tools need a place to go. You don’t want to constantly haul them in the vehicles and you don’t want them in the cabin.

@Vanhockeymom Год назад

I’m so glad you’re showing the world how beautiful my home, British Columbia, is. Now to follow Mickey to watch how his adventures unfold

@michellerene951 Год назад

Love this! I remember when i first came upon your channel. You and Dave were building the small one room cabin. Then you took the dogs and stayed the night. You made a reuben sandwich. I've been hooked ever since.❤❤

@midwestmutineer7675 Год назад

I think the bunker would make a great workshop. Doesn't have to be as buttoned up as a house but could shelter things and tools.

@occamsrazor7939 Год назад

I have no doubt that you could make the bunker a beautiful anything. It's so beautiful there in Alaska.

@muskokalad9567 Год назад

I stumbled upon this cute, innocent looking young man's RU-vid Channel and his well spoken wprds made me smile. Something seemed familiar about him and then amazing! He is the son of 2 of my fave YT channels! What a neat surprise! I just wanna hug him like a nephew and I can only imagine how hard ot must have been to let go the parent strings. Cheers to you two and to Mick! Subscribed!

@colettatech6083 Год назад

Storage Unit sounds smart. Place to put the motorcycle, dry storage, etc.

@MissBiteYourNails Год назад

Your Gypsy wagon is the cutest thing you’ve ever built! I’m inspired to create one of my own for trips from NC to Colorado, my second home ☝️✨💗

@jennyfulcher8035 Год назад

What a beautiful place to be in Alaska! Exciting that your son is about to embark on clearing his property and building his own home. The gypsy wagon held up pretty well. Too bad your cabin in the Alaskan woods was infiltrated by squirrels and dust, but you both tidied it up and made it homey again. Moose will make sure that those pesky squirrels keep out! Your idea of turning the concrete building into a storage shelter sounds like a good idea. Thanks for another fun vlog! Jenny

@glennarussell4682 Год назад

My favorite part is always your, She Gone, at the end. Congratulations, to your son. Love from S. California.

@mjmcinnespoems Год назад

This is an exceptionally gorgeous build! ❤

@sandraficarra618 Год назад

With both of your experiences with nature and outdoors, I can't believe that you left the cabin with clothes out, linens on beds, shoes out, food in cupboards. Easy to use totes with clothes and linens stored, covered, and to take out all foods.

@edwardhughes3240 Год назад

The dirt is from your broken chimney pipe and the wind blowing in through your Woodburner. Eddie

@T1DSUX Год назад

Just my $0.02 worth I have been watching both of your channels for a couple years and love The Innocence and cleanliness of all of the videos. I like it when both of you are involved in the videos, it just takes the next level.

@nancybrown2700 Год назад

You answered your own question about the old derelict bunker.. It is not in sync with your artistic self, but perhaps may serve as a safe confined space to slowly burn all the wood waste when weather permits burning. It was wonderful to see that your Vardo and your son both made the long trip to Alaska safely. Now the new adventures begin again for all of you.

@TheTexasjavi 5 месяцев назад

What if you turn the concrete spot into a full outdoor kitchen prep area for family gatherings or something? Break the walls down about halfway, build a roof, and maybe some wooden shutters to lock it all up when it's not in use? Can use it for storage the rest of the time maybe? Idk. Awesome luck that your son is into homesteading like you guys. Congrats!

@iowalady1 8 месяцев назад

Moose is just the cutest companion ever! ❤

@badbadbob1 Год назад

I would build a full cabin on top of the bunker. With properly placed windows and entrance from below. Or maybe not.

@cherylsmith-bell6509 Год назад

Glad you made it all safe and sound! congrats on 25yrs, and you're now officially empty nesters! It's tough knowing your babies are gone, but so rewarding seeing them become adults. That block building would certainly be a good bear proof storage building, with a good roof and steel doors. Or a basement for a bigger cabin on top. I imagine bear proof is a bonus.

@OrphanLifeSkills Год назад

❤❤❤

@jamesdude4220 Год назад

happy anniversary you two wife and I met as carnival workers. CARNY 28 yrs she adopted a lost puppy

@valerienelson3296 Год назад

So amazing, I love it! I live in Kodiak Alaska. The beauty is stunning this time of year. ❤ Rainiest summer I can ever remember and I have been here 50 plus years, but the lovley fall is helping me forget.