DON'T BUILD A CABIN. Do this instead.

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Many people dream of building a cabin in the wilderness, having that off-grid lifestyle. But building a cabin takes time, money, a fair amount of skill, and definitely HARD WORK!
With lumber and land prices through the roof, it might be time to START that dream with a wall tent- maybe even in your back yard!
A wall tent is an affordable, low-skill alternative to building a cabin with an almost instant return on investment! Imagine putting up a wall tent and enjoying that off-grid lifestyle TODAY, instead of months and thousands of dollars later!
Join me as I give tips and advice about the advantages of starting your off-grid journey with a wall tent and what to look for when purchasing one.
Watch me put up this tent myself:
• Putting up the Wall Te...
Day in the life at an off-grid wall tent:
• Life at an Off Grid Wa...
Wall tent on the Yukon River:
• Alaska LOG RAFT Fish C...
Wall tent tour:
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@ruthsmith7338 3 года назад

My family still has the wall tent that my grandparents used to live in as newlyweds when he worked in the oil fields in Texas during the early 30s. We have the directors chairs, porcelain kitchen pieces, wood poles, etc. I love it! So special.

@MrJonrocker 2 года назад

That's awesome! Wall tents are popular in alaska.

@grandmasstories3418 2 года назад

Amazing how adaptable women and people in general were in those days. I can't imagine a bride being "swept off her feet" by a guy offering her married life in a tent these days 😁. By coincidence I also lived in a tent for a few months after marrying, because my husband was a war refugee from Angola and had nothing else to offer me at the time 🙂....

@scray00 Год назад

What a great piece of history for your family to still have.

@AMC-eq3jr 2 года назад

I'm a city dweller and was wondering how people survived and lived outdoors. I happened to come across your video and was awed by how humbly you invited me into your home. The information and advice you present is selfless and much appreciated. Stay safe and God bless, Brooke.

@coleengoodell3550 3 года назад

My very first camping experience in life was in the Girl Scouts and the camp had wall tents set up, They each had two bunk beds inside, so four campers per wall tent. I will never forget that camping trip and how much I loved staying in these tents. They were perfect. My love of camping started there and has never ended.

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

ahh yesss good memories

@doe729 3 года назад

That was my very first camping experience also. I loved it.

@BillLaBrie 2 года назад

It was in tents.

@johninalaska4437 3 года назад

Hi Brooke, great tutorial and you gave a lot of facts for choosing the right tent. This brings back memories of living in a wall tent for 5 years in Southwest Alaska. That was some of my best years. Thanks

@richowens1529 3 года назад

Tell us more!

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

good stuff!

@LiLoTech 3 года назад

@@flutingaround I've heard peppermint works pretty good. You would need it pretty concentrated though. Mix it in a small spray bottle and mist any areas of entry. Good luck.

@SFlaidlaw101 3 года назад

The best part about this is that you can test out the lifestyle before you invest ✌️

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

yes totally!

@SFlaidlaw101 3 года назад

@@therealgirlinthewoods Thanks for sharing!

@yousifyousif2197 3 года назад

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@LaoSoftware 3 года назад

I wonder if she ever encounter Sasquatch in the wild. Just like UFO's are real, the military has release videos about them. Many people have witness Sasquatch when camping, hiking, etc.

@guybeaudry4937 3 года назад

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@gowest5145 3 года назад

If you build a cabin, your property taxes will go up when they assess your property. It won't go up with a tent. You can build a platform for your tent and cover it with a canvas top over your tent. Thanks for all your information.

@ryanscott2548 3 года назад

What about a wall tent inside a bigger wall tent in the winter

@ripshot2222 3 года назад

terrible reason to not build a cabin. also, not sure where you live, but government agents dont comb our 100 acre properties looking for 10x10 off grid cabins... and our property taxes are based on the utility infrastructure of the area not the type of buildings on your property.

@MissCV 3 года назад

This is awesome advice!

@phillipsmom6252 3 года назад

@@ripshot2222 .... Well in Michigan, You build a “permanent” structure of any kind on your property and your property taxes will go up.

@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 3 года назад

yes any structure as a dwelling first requires a sewage permit - even if it's a 10 x 10. Sure you can always live under the radar. A tent is technically NOT a structure until after six months - where I have land. So also there's lots of free camping in state and national forests. So technically a person could camp YEAR round with no increase in taxes and NO reason for the guvmint to inspect the property at assessment time (every five years I think in our area they physically check out the property). Anyway - if a person needs a car and therefore a street address for a car license - and therefore a permanent building permit - in our area you can get a street address for a Garage permit. It's a very slick loop hole. So if the land is zoned as seasonal recreation for camping on it - then you are REQUIRED to own a permanent residence elsewhere. BUT if it zoned as Undeveloped Residence due to the Garage permit - with a street address - then you could camp on the land and pay very low taxes - and have a car there also.

@lauralight1078 2 года назад

I love this. For added protection from sun, weather, etc... I’d install another heavy duty - not tent, but a duplicate larger, roof... extended about five feet on back and sides..l then extends about 20 feet in the front... as a porch that you can possibly screen in later! I love extra roofs with about two foot clearance on top of the tent. We had a friend do this to his mobile home... it made it sooo comfortable. When storms came, could leave the windows with screen open... if was awesome.

@therasheck 2 года назад

Thank you, I am sure a RU-vid search I could find myself some examples but I haven't so your testimony of tent/rv under roof experiences is what I needed!

@sjr7822 2 года назад

If only you could post pictures on YT comment section, I would love to see that setup

@ZekeMan62 2 года назад

Got a pic or link?

@nextpagepj9058 3 года назад

Thanks for the great info! I follow a guy on here called NorthernSeclusion and he "built" his tent years ago. You'd swear it's a cabin but it's not, it's a TENT! Wall tents are awesome!

@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 3 года назад

Technically it is a cabin if it is up for more than six months - it becomes a structure.

@barbsteward5166 3 года назад

The tent is featured more on his “Joe and Zach’s Survival “ channel.

@richardcrouse5559 3 года назад

Have been camping in vintage wall tents for years. Your video of wall tents with all the seasons in mind. Well said with experience and history. Agree 👍

@bellyacres3jillyandkerry281 3 года назад

I love that peg bedframe design...can take down.

@kevindouglas8768 3 года назад

I started with a 48 foot semi trailer because I had to move all my stuff out of the house rental. After I build my insulated structure, I'll keep the semi trailer as a work shop and storage shed. I love the Wall tent idea for people that just want to get to the property so they can be there to get the work part done. Good job Brook.

@AndrewBlack343 3 года назад

I love that your cat comes camping with you.

@blackpackhomesteadchrisand7337 3 года назад

Loved you on Alone. I route for you in all aspects of life. Thank you for all the great entertainment!

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

why thank you!

@garyseitz6133 3 года назад

Brooke, when I was in the military we used to dig a small trench around our tents with a small trench leaving away at the point of the tent and that way you don't need a bottom or floor. It really helps when it rains

@jeffburnham6611 3 года назад

Helps to build on a gentle slope, or you have to slope your trenches. If you don't and you get a heavy rain, the trenches quickly fill with water and start coming under the flaps right into your tent.

@philgiglio7922 3 года назад

Key point to keep water out of the interior of the tent during a heavy rain...DO NOT TOUCH THE CANVAS on the inside. All you will do is cause the water to wick to the inside and you will have a leak!!! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wwDzF-LbSio.html A rain fly will also help keep there interior temp down,

@dalebannon8503 3 года назад

Trenching. If you own your own property, you can do as you please. Anywhere else, trenching is highly frowned upon.

@dalebannon8503 3 года назад

The best place to set up a tent is on flat ground at the top of a knoll with no dead trees near you. Dead trees in a wind can be a widow maker.

@DarkAvatar1313 2 года назад

@@dalebannon8503 A responsible camper returns the land back to the previous condition as much as possible before they leave so it should be not a problem; those who aren't a responsible camper should be ousted rather than punish everyone for their actions.

@helmuthschultes9243 3 года назад

I always preffer a floored tent, to assist with excluding spiders, centipedes, scorpions, snakes, ticks etc, at least make it harder for these to get into the tent.

@MobileAura 3 года назад

Literally 0 reason to spend insane money/time building some stupid cabin when you can pop these up and connect them/build them simpler or prebuilt garages.

@cailin5309 3 года назад

Assist being the keyword .. they still get in. Also floor maintenance becomes another chore. They rub, rip.. it’s definitely more secure feeling though. My boyfriend & I lived in a cabin tent with a floor for like 9 months one year. I’d never have entertained the idea of going without a floor before that experience but now I totally would.

@helmuthschultes9243 3 года назад

@@cailin5309 certainly a choice to not have a tent floor. Also depends on the environment where set up. I still prefer a floor and cleanup any that get through. I also do not walk direct on that floor but use equivale t durable floor cover like indoor/outdoor carpet or rubberised matting. A little surface insecticide also manages the limited number of hazardous pests that get through. Rather that than get dangerously sick due to diseases from ticks or venomous bites of spider, centipede, scorpion etc

@Jay68Tay 3 года назад

I was literally about to ask this. Our property has snakes and scorpions and I don't want to find any more of those inside than absolutely necessary. So you're saying having the added floor helps that? I will still have an indoor outdoor carpet or the padded floor tiles hopefully that will keep the floor of the tent in good shape a little longer.

@MobileAura 3 года назад

@@Jay68Tay oh yeah having a floor is an absolute crucial thing the only thing that will bother you out there will be other critters, better than humans but still a bother.

@mbeaux5693 3 года назад

I love these. When I was little we had a huge one with a divider in the middle. Those were the best camping trips.

@walkabootpilgrim4937 3 года назад

You and the hubby are trUly inspirational

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

Thank you! 😊

@walkabootpilgrim4937 3 года назад

Hopefully see more content from y'all

@thomasfletcher4765 3 года назад

A wall tent like that , I could definitely live in for the rest of my days .

@aileenefields337 3 года назад

You are Such a Good Explainer!!You & Dave are a Real Team!!

@randallweaver7718 3 года назад

Am i the only one that literally love's this woman?

@saginawdan 3 года назад

Hmmm...I don't think you're the only one.😁

@timewilltell5476 3 года назад

Not at all. There are many of us that admire her. Very special woman indeed and has a very balanced grip on life! Thank you Brooke for leading us to new adventures!

@randallweaver7718 3 года назад

@@saginawdan sorry Daniel. Not intruding, just admiring

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

hahaha thanks much

@saginawdan 3 года назад

@@randallweaver7718 👍

@juliecook1287 3 года назад

Thankyou for taking the time to share this information about the tent. Very helpful. It is so nice of you to show us.

@claramullen 3 года назад

Great explanation of the wall tent Brooke.

@mimiescape2023 3 года назад

I don't usually ......but you bring sunshine into my life...and loads of inspiration!

@TheRealHonestInquiry 3 года назад

Thanks for the info especially on pricing and resale, this seems a really affordable option whether for long term or until you can get a more permanent structure built! Also your pets are adorable :)

@MrRdefrank 3 года назад

As always a great, very informative, well made video. I have been tent camping and outdoors-ing it for 63 years now. I still learn something new from you and your husband every time I watch one of your videos, or go camping myself. Nice to have an activity that one never stops learning about it and oneself.

@gbmarie836 3 года назад

My daughter and I are binge watching season 4 and 5 of Alone to see you and your Hubby in all your courage and strength. Good show and your bravery is to be admired. You two have exceptional talent for shelters and warm fires. Love your channel.

@mickeyjohnson1137 3 года назад

Nice tent. An electrician's conduit cutter will cut through that pipe in a matter of seconds.

@lindagreening5718 3 года назад

Oju

@igoski1582 3 года назад

I don't know how a conduit cutter works, but I do know a thin cut off wheel on a small 4 inch grinder will cut any metal I want to cut. It's fast and easy.

@normgraham8630 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing.... A pipe cutter, cuts thru that stuff quickly.

@donnie2533 3 года назад

Great video glad you posted keep them coming

@michelelynn6914 3 года назад

Great information Brooke! I love a walk tent absolutely cozy

@earlyriser8998 3 года назад

nice discussion about the wall tent

@janepilkington9293 3 года назад

Haven't seen you lately. Glad you're back.

@donaldgough8580 3 года назад

awesome vidoe!! thanks brooke. I'm definitely loving the wall tent.

@Suzanne1999 3 года назад

I just love this idea. Idk, I don't think that's a bad price at all. I saw the video where you assembled the tent ... or a tent like it. I was like, holy crap, I wish we lived closer so we could be friends. That was impressive, Brooke!👍

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

Awesome! Thank you!

@dantoddp1 3 года назад

Brooke, Great Vid as always. As for Army Tents Or Artic Tents , you can buy a White liner for them, brightens them right up and makes them seem far warmer, then just the green.

@pcfriese4570 2 года назад

Great video Brooke! What a great answer to camping/living without a lot of expense. Love what you do!

@Nacny215 3 года назад

So happy to have found your channel. You are utterly inspiring, so much so that I’ve begun compiling my own “off grid” shopping list for the future anticipation of my family to move in this direction as well. God bless you for being such a courageous independent woman!

@cjcj6945 3 года назад

Loved this video Brooke! Instructional, but done in a personable & easy to understand manner! Thank you... that was fun & informative!🏕☀️🌲🏞

@lisaogg6337 3 года назад

A lot of good information! Thanks! God Bless y'all

@Mayra.Xochitl 2 года назад

thank you for being so thorough and for sharing.

@HALee- 3 года назад

Love it! More doable for some of us older disabled ladies! Thanks so much for all the great tips too!

@thomashickey3195 3 года назад

THIS LADY EXPLAINS IT ALL, GOOD VIDEO!

@michaelstewart3890 2 года назад

I had so many 'oh, I didn't think of that' moments, thanks for the video. My wife and I have been looking at weekend/retreat properties and I think this would be a great way to expand our options for setting ourselves up in one. I was thinking of using a trailer but this is a good and cheaper option. So many ideas!

@roninsurvivor4640 2 года назад

This is way better than a "tutorial". I appreciate the level of detail and experience here. thanx!

@starsfromheaven7382 3 года назад

Looks really cozy! Great tips!

@janicesolie9482 3 года назад

Wow talk about carma..we was talking about getting a wall tent just before I turned my tablet on...THANK YOU

@HANA-mw1rf 2 года назад

Yeah that's definitely not how karma works.

@belle42 2 года назад

That's google listening to your conversations and then sending the video. lol

@lindyworthington1651 3 года назад

My parents put up a wall tent when they built their house back in the '50's. My oldest sis was 6 months old. They lived in it for about 6 months.

@michaelkelly8061 3 года назад

Lot of good and helpful information done very quickly. Thank you for your time on this. I used a tent like this as a gold prospector over 40 years ago and it brought back good memories. Thanks again.

@jamesellsworth9673 3 года назад

THANKS for a very comprehensive discussion about selecting, accessorizing, setting up, and living with a wall tent.

@whislerwildlands2903 3 года назад

Im almost done with mine! I wish I could share my photos with you! I ended up building a wood frame! I love it!

@goingoutwithkevin7226 3 года назад

Love the video. I just bought a 12 oz, fire, water, mildew resistant, 18'×23' wall tent with a 12' cook shack to live in when I make my move next month to North Carolina from SoCal. I plan on buying land and milling my own wood to build a platform. You rock, Dave's a lucky guy to have such a cool wife, I may need his and your advise in the future for my tent.

@randyripley7527 3 года назад

Awesome video. Thank you so much😊

@shirleymurphy1958 3 года назад

Love our wall tent . We have a removable floor we built ourselfs. And also beautiful back stove pipe vent . It was made by Currier Canvas Work in Belmont Maine. We so enjoy it. Love these videos. They have so much informative info. Thanks our family love all you do.

@davegreen3262 3 года назад

Well done, lived in a tent for 35 years. 👍👍

@marymarysmarket3508 3 года назад

Omg...that’s epic.

@VinceDiaz 3 года назад

Seems like a great option for a temporary "cabin" when building a off grid cabin.

@IAM963HZ 2 года назад

Good idea looks so peaceful

@sherry1674w 2 года назад

Thank you for putting this together. Awesome information.

@hildegardkhelfa5358 3 года назад

Thank you very much. This was very informative.

@Downeastwaves 3 года назад

Thanks so much! Great advice!

@cpwatching5647 3 года назад

our wall tent advice and insights are well received. Great video! Thank you.

@kirkandrade9967 10 месяцев назад

I just wanted to stop and say thank you, Brooke. I live out in the woods. And because of your video, you helped me a lot and deciding what tent and what kind of tent that I needed. You've been a lot of help

@michaelgrimm4463 3 года назад

The whole video was awesome especially the end when supper was cooking

@lindawoods6841 3 года назад

Thank you thank you thank you for talking about the tent!! Great advice and information, great examples.

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@Gemma-lg7lf 3 года назад

Absolutely loved this, you got me dreamin again. Thank you Brooke and may God bless all your adventures :)

@MadderMel 3 года назад

Looks lovely ! With all the natural light streaming in !

@giterdone9013 3 года назад

Right on girl, now ya can really settle in at the new property! I can’t thank you enough for all your inspiration in my first year off grid, power to the women, we can do this. ❤️

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

That is awesome!

@johnmacgregor324 2 года назад

Great intro to wall tents - thanks.

@sallyfrenette9643 3 года назад

A lot of great info on wall tents. Thank you.☺️

@tgh9686 3 года назад

Thanks Brook,really appreciate it 🌺💕from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦

@mikebjornstad5855 3 года назад

My hunting buddies and I use a fourteen by twenty wall tent. We use indoor/outdoor carpet on the ground. I've lived in it for 25 days straight. In elevation 5500ft in the Cascade Mountains. A wood stove is a must, that was a great comment about keeping the snow off.

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

yesss good stuff

@HotBoxnChevys 3 года назад

Worshington😁🤣

@KAStodgell Год назад

Great idea. Love all you “cabins”.

@marthabradas8873 3 года назад

great idea and presentation for a wall tent, thank you so much for posting!!!!

@lunabeta3516 3 года назад

Nice to see you again. Girl power!!

@denisenj7648 3 года назад

Love those colorful sandals.

@robinmoore5181 3 года назад

Very cool advice. Thanks Brook.🌸

@thecordlesscarpenter7956 Год назад

Love the sandals girl! Getting ready to start my own journey and you really hit my story on the nose... not enough time, not enough money and not ready to build "the cabin" just yet but want to get on my land. The wall tent will be my solution! Thanks for the sharing your wisdom (both you and hubs)!

@joshuaewalt486 3 года назад

I have the same tent , absolutely love it. Mobile cabin, it makes the whole forest a potential campsite 👍

@dreamingrightnow1174 2 года назад

How do you move it? Is it stealth or will blm let you do this for 2 weeks at a time?

@joshuaewalt486 Год назад

@@dreamingrightnow1174 ......a year and plenty of set ups, tear downs and relocations later. 😂 I personally use my pickup bed (8' with a topper) to move. I pack all of my gear, into it and definitely would not consider this setup stealthy. I like to use my Polaris ranger and a small utility trailer, Once the road becomes impassable for a full size 4x4 pickup. This setup can also be packed in on horseback (although lodge poles would absolutely be necessary in that situation) and depending on your level of comfort requirements, can be quite a minimalistic setup. 🤷🏻‍♂️ The possibilities are nearly endless with a tent like this. The main thing is just getting out there and enjoying the outdoor experience. There is no wrong way, as long as you're doing it safely. 🇺🇸🤘

@ed5042 3 года назад

and another great video!

@marypearling1418 3 года назад

I found an advertisement on Craigslist for wall tent stoves and the guy lives pretty close to where I am. I went and looked and ordered one a bit smaller than a standard size. I'm going to be using mine in a 10 ft x 20 ft shed to help keep it warm in winter months. He also makes an optional side shelf for one or both sides. These add a small amount to the price. I got mine for just under $ 400.00. They are constructed of I think he said 3/8 inch metal, they also have an airflow on the front door. Need more heat, open it, need a little less close it a bit or all the way. So far I'm happy with mine. This guy has made over 600 of these units for customers and isn't intimated by customizing for you. Making these stoves is his full time job. Heck, he even makes them with ovens for baking things.

@tacticalflannel8523 3 года назад

Great job as always. You really helped me out. Thanks!

@xmen1968 3 года назад

Great video 📹. Watching from manitoba Canada 🇨🇦👌👍

@tnwhitley 3 года назад

I love this idea. Wall tents with insulation can be lived in 365 even in really cold climates.

@gwenrobinson3521 3 года назад

Brooke I just love your family and the spirit you have. I never comment much, but I am learning to love outdoors again. Thanks for sharing. Hugs to Daisy Mazey, such a beautiful well behaved dog.

@herelieskittythomas3726 3 года назад

I've been waiting for this video, thank you so much.

@debbiegardner8317 3 года назад

Hi there Brooke from England. That would be my dream, simple lifestyle with family.Just recently found your channel love it. Give woof and kitties cuddles from me.

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

welcome!

@AdventureTimeLoui 3 года назад

This is extremely helpful. I was so set on building a cabin this summer, but now because of lumber prices, it’s not feasible. Still would love to spend the summer on my new land! I may have missed this but where do you store food and cook so that bears and other animals aren’t attracted?

@jmcintyre1420 Год назад

Best video by far on this subject , thanks !

@warnerwells1425 3 года назад

This is one of the best videos you've done ... sorta like right up there with prayer. THANK YOU!

@oceanbluelady7760 3 года назад

Just add a quiet generator, maybe some solar panels & bam! Tv, radio, lights, maybe a lap top! Oh yeah!

@loudasthunder 3 года назад

Forget all the fuss of a gas generator! Better to go with a Bluetti power bank, or the like. . .

@sevenravens 3 года назад

@@loudasthunder how does that work without electricity, Einstein? 😂🙈🙄

@loudasthunder 3 года назад

@@sevenravens The Bluetti power bank works with solar panels sir.

@neonmoon4016 3 года назад

Lights Yes, but that’s why I’d want to be out in the woods, to get away from the TV and wifi. I would build a fire, sit around and enjoy my friends.

@phredphlintstone6455 2 года назад

I forget the company, but it's a gravity generator. As far as technology in the woods, it's nice to be able to look at the weather.

@p99shooter 3 года назад

2 seconds in.. I was lookin at da woof, and you scared the crap outta me 🤣👍🏼

@tammyevans7333 3 года назад

This is great as always! Thanks!

@driftlesshermit9731 3 года назад

Great advice and tips as always. Thanks.

@jansmit4628 3 года назад

Adding 2 or 3 vertical poles spread over the length of the ridge pole, would increase the strength by a lot for winter snow.

@davenghiem364 3 года назад

This is actually my style. I have this crazy fantasy of going up into the Appalachian mountains, setting up this kind of shelter, living off the land and practicing karate every day. Like the movie "Fighter in the Wind." Thanks for the advice on how to do this! I think I've spent over half a year researching wall tents, and still not quite sure where to start, till I saw this video.

@Mtlk77 3 года назад

Check out her husband’s channel Bushradical. He has a few great videos on wall tents

@larrybair8074 3 года назад

I watched you put this tent up by yourself. Good job.

@shawnr771 3 года назад

Excellent advice. Thank you for sharing.

@gwenzenk3748 3 года назад

Need a tent like that for me n grandchildren to camp in

@sandyhartman2310 3 года назад

This was great! Your cat was so cute…so many places to sit, must use them all! ❤️

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

yesss

@beljw8749 3 года назад

@@therealgirlinthewoods Aww please don't kill the little mouses they are so cute!!!! 😍👍🐁🐭🤗

@tractormantp2113 2 года назад

Glad I found your channel again ! I like the idea of a Wall tent , that’s cool

@kurtbaker4078 3 года назад

Great information. Thank you.

@jimblack6733 3 года назад

As stated below. Look for an EMT pipe cutter. It will have a cutting wheel and you rotate it around the pipe tightening as you go. With just a few returns the pipe will have been cut. Love your channel!!!

@therealgirlinthewoods 3 года назад

nice