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@kenk5704
@kenk5704 Год назад
Spending time under the comforter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Warms the soul!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
It warms more than that Ken! 😉 But the electric blanket helps too! 🤭🧡
@offgridhomesteadingmcgarve1494
@offgridhomesteadingmcgarve1494 Год назад
My cabin is the size of your arctic entry.😂
@englishwoman7697
@englishwoman7697 Год назад
Yeh!!!!!!😊
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
LOL! My garden is about the size of one of your chickens!
@Truelyblue333
@Truelyblue333 Год назад
A cabin of any size is a dream. ❤
@PungoPrairie
@PungoPrairie Год назад
So Crazy Alone how just two weeks ago you & Kenai there & Tali girl & I here were challenged to keep warm! And now you aren’t having to stoke the fire there & it is still in the 60s here at 10:00 PM! I just love days like these that go easy on the wood pile! I think you know that I, like you, heat with a wood stove too. However Old Man Winter isn’t about to let go of us just quite yet. Stay warm my friend!
@robertbirch4163
@robertbirch4163 9 месяцев назад
Build a deck on your second floor bedroom. This would help regulate the heat as well as providing AWESOME views 24/7/365 days a year. Not to mention the increase in the value of the cabin.
@CountryCampers
@CountryCampers Год назад
New subscriber here. I wwAs raied up in a log home, using a wood stove. Im a firm believer in using wood for heating and cooking, especially when the electric goes out. Another old standby is using kerosene lamps for light. I just wanted to say that I admire and appreciate what you are doing on on your own. The area you are in is wonderful and you are living the dream in Alaska that many of us will never get a chance to do. My wife, Susan is a hard worker around the house ,even with 2 knee replacements, 1 neck surgery, and a hip replacement, she keeps things running smooth with help. We are an older aged couple and just wanted to say hello and want to encourage you to keep pushing forward with the work. By the way, your dog is such a sweetheart.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
James and Susan thank you so much for the sub! I really do appreciate that! And yes wood for heating and cooking is amazing! Cooking with cast iron just cant be beat! I have a few kerosene lamps that where gifted to me by viewers and I love the ambiance so much, sometimes I will just turn off the lights and light the lamps. This life has always been my dream and I did so many years of research and studying before coming up here. Alaska is just amazing to me and I will never leave! Susan, you are an amazing lady! Sounds like nothing stops you from getting stuff done! You both should visit Alaska at least once! You would not regret it! Kenai is an amazing dog! We protect each other. Kenai is a sweetheart and he likes to cuddle but if he shows his teeth while growling, it can be scary even if he is just protecting me! It is an honor to have you both along for my journey here in Alaska! You can live vicariously in Alaska through my channel and will never have to stack firewood or shovel snow! Thank you so much!
@joycewedel9084
@joycewedel9084 Год назад
70 degrees! Unbelievable & Happy for you & your sweet fur baby
@waynegauthier155
@waynegauthier155 Год назад
I spent one year in Alaska on a remote USAF radar station. Winters were long and cold, but we survived. I enjoy very much the views you edit into your videos. I love the videos, and listening to you speak of your life and how you deal with them. And on one note, maybe we all talk too much when we speak of our passions, don't stop, it is enjoyable listening.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Wayne! THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE! I am so happy you are enjoying my videos! You are correct though. If you are passionate about a subject you just want to talk about it! Used to drive my coworkers and kids crazy because I would always push whatever we talked about towards living in Alaska! Oh the eye rolls I got! It’s nice to find people who want to listen because yeah, this gal can talk! And talk! And talk! Thank you so much Wayne!
@marissaalonzo7997
@marissaalonzo7997 Год назад
You are doing a great job!! After living in the Colorado mountains remote the last 5 years, i have added an electric space heater as a backup "just in case" I've got all three forms of heat similar to yours as well. Wood is #1, propane #2 and electric if those fail. Propane thermostat is set at 55-60 degrees so that water inside doesn't accidently freeze. It only took one year running out of propane accidently to ensure that never happened again...The only other thing that happened with me was during Covid and I got terribly ill. I had to use a space heater to get warm enough to even get energy to load the wood stove or move the thermostat. It has a remote by my bed. I only use in an emergency if my body gets chilled beyond my ability to move. I am 53 and Disabled.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
LOL yes running out of heating oil wont happen to me again either! Once is enough to make you always remember! A space heater is something I need to buy as well. If I get propane eventually I will have 4 ways to heat my cabin! WOW you got Covid even in the mountains of Colorado! Not that its impossible just you sure had your “social distancing” down solid! But you gave me a great idea! A remote to turn on a heater to I don’t have to get out of bed in a cold room?? HMMMMM I like it! Thank you so much Marissa!
@dennispettitt6050
@dennispettitt6050 Год назад
I live a bit north of you in Delta Junction and when my boiler kicks on and I'm outside I notice the smoke puffs out in the shape of dollar signs!!! Fuel oil is expensive!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
LMAO! Ahhh if only we could reuse that smoke huh!? Yeah fuel oil is expensive and if I can button up my cabin a bit better then I wont have to use the oil as often! Hilarious!
@janicelucas8561
@janicelucas8561 Год назад
SO nice, to c #61 tonight. Glad u & Kenai r doing good!! Nice 2 point out different degrees, inside cabin, on different floors!! U R CO connection.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Kenai and I are back to normal again! He is also sleeping downstairs again because it is too warm upstairs in the bedroom! I wonder if he would go to the root cellar to sleep if I left the door open! 🤣
@lisaogg6337
@lisaogg6337 Год назад
I forgot to let you know that I love the bloopers. You had me laughing.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Ha! So glad I started adding those in awhile back. I used to just delete them! 😉🧡 Glad you enjoy them Lisa!
@wobdeehomestead
@wobdeehomestead Год назад
Here’s a suggestion. Cold air is denser than warm air so it will move easier. Try placing a fan on the floor in a cooler area pointed towards the stove on low. This will push that cool air towards the stove and the warm air will naturally flow to the other area to replace that cooler air creating a convection loop. Also ceiling fans should be run in reverse during winter. Blaze King makes a great stove with their thermostat control so I don’t think it would be too much.
@skymningforelsket1302
@skymningforelsket1302 Год назад
Thanks for the tour! I too lived alone out in the woods, raw land I cleared in West Virginia. I lived in my 4x4 truck until I could get a building up. I always appreciate seeing other rare people who do similar things. God speed, plan ahead as much as you can, and be careful out there.
@sheilabundren2037
@sheilabundren2037 Год назад
I would put at least one if not two ceiling fans at the top to push the hot air down. Makes a big difference.
@Koali2011
@Koali2011 Год назад
I’m so envious of your silence there!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
The silence here is AMAZING! It's like no other "silence" I have ever heard. So quiet I can hear my heart beating sometimes! In winter even mother nature takes a break! 🤗🧡
@AnAlaskaHomestead
@AnAlaskaHomestead Год назад
Kenai looks comfy up on the bed. I love having the the toyo but I understand if it wakes you up at night how that would be frustrating. Have a great week.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I may just switch to a oil drip stove so I don't have to worry about the electricity. Or just get a Blaze King in the living room. Nothing wrong with two wood stoves! Quicker heating and probably not so much extra wood needed. Thank you so much Brian! 😉🧡
@woollyrhinoadventures1654
@woollyrhinoadventures1654 Год назад
I still can't fathom keeping the cabin at 50-55 degrees. I set my Toyo at 66 during the day when I'm inside, 62 when I leave, and 60 at night. (I used to set it at 56 at night, but it was not comfortable when I got up. At 60, I am comfortable enough to do things for awhile before I wonder over and turn up the temp.) On days when it is really cold, I will supplement with a space heater for an hour here and there just so the Toyo doesn't run nonstop. I just had heating oil delivered yesterday. The delivery guy and I figured out I used 87 gallons over 64 days, or about 1.36 gallons per day. I got a discount from Crowley because I had maintained easy access to the tank. (That was a lot of shoveling, but worth 20 cents off per gallon.) My insulation sucks. That is something I'm going to have to address this construction season.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Jim, I think its time for you to get a wood stove! 🤭 I do understand not wanting a wood stove as it does require some extra work though. Wood sheds! Wood bucking! Wood splitting! Wood stacking! Feeding the fire! And maintenance! I bet once you get the insulation part corrected, you will be too warm! 50-55F is perfect! 😉🧡
@user-js7cw3yd4l
@user-js7cw3yd4l Год назад
Kenia is so adorable such a good fur baby.😊
@jrjr1273
@jrjr1273 Год назад
I enjoyed the video as I always do. Thank You for all of the efforts to make it. Stay safe and warm......
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much JR! I do spend a full 7 days working on every video but I enjoy it and you deserve a good video for giving me your time! I am happy you enjoyed this video!
@dfhepner
@dfhepner Год назад
Nice video. I wouldn’t be able to sleep in 70. I need it to be 58. It’s nice to keep stuff. It will come in handy someday.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Sleeping with a cooler temperatures is better because you can take deeper breaths. And I can get plenty warm under all the blankets and electric blanket. Nothing wrong with keeping stuff. Alaskans are known to never throw anything away “just in case”
@barbraallbritton4222
@barbraallbritton4222 Год назад
Love the outtakes at the end, you always make me smile and laugh! That’s cool your cabin stayed so warm upstairs. I remember one winter in an old house I helped to renovate, it was built in 1903, we burnt through 13 cords of wood. The following year we tore out all the walls and floors, insulated everywhere, rebuilt it...that winter only burnt 3 cords! ❤ Thanks for another fun video. Blessings and much aloha 🙏💜☮️🌎☮️💜🙏🐾🐾
@mountaintruth1deeds533
@mountaintruth1deeds533 Год назад
Goota keep it cozy and I think most of us sleep better if it's cool. I am fine at 60 just hanging out, but when ya wanna warm up it's woodstove time. Something very instinctive about it..sight and sound..
@cindycarroll104
@cindycarroll104 Год назад
Your doing the right way with your Woodstock and your fsn circulation around. When we lived in Wyoming my daddy always used our Wood stove and burned wood. Mama and daddy we had cattle and sheep as my mama's nickname was 'CATTLE CATE' Daddy would make sure we had plenty of warmth. Even living in our homestead in the country on our two and half acre in California, daddy still brought our wood stove from our homestead in Wyoming. Your very intelligent Alone, thanks for all your videos. Yes coffee is an all day thru out every day life. God bless you 🙏 ❤
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Staying warm with wood fire is amazing and cooking on fire, especially with cast iron is even more amazing! WOW does food just taste so much better! I may enjoy my cabin being lower in temps (like 50-5F) but that’s because I am always hauling water or firewood and just keeping busy. The exception being my day job and working on RU-vid which ties me to a computer, tablet or my phone. Warmth is a good thing especially when it gets so cold here! When I had my house cleaning business I could function all day with two cups of Starbucks! Wasn’t healthy though! Thank you so much Cindy
@jamestboehm6450
@jamestboehm6450 Год назад
An upgraded stove sounds like the right way to go. Ceiling fans to push the heat back down into the main part of the cabin full time? Wood is probably a bit less costly than oil but much more work. Your choice of where you are at has it's demands on what you are going to have to do to maintain warmth.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
The big fan I showed is the ceiling fan I chose to get because it was directional and it can oscillate. It does such a great job pushing that warm air downstairs. Like a full force heat blower! I do love the firewood heat best but definitely need to get a more efficient one with an outlet that draws outside air directly. Then the oil burner can stay as a true backup. Thank you so much James!
@twobears1224
@twobears1224 Год назад
If you upgrade your woodstove try to get one that uses outside air for combustion. It will use less wood and keep your cabin warmer and less drafty..right now the stove is sucking the heat out of the cabin and putting it up the chimney because of the draft. Kenai is lookin handsom and he acts like a very nice dog that is head over heels in love with you.i hope he likes the treats I sent him. Have a great weekend..you are so lucky Ito be where you are i'de give anything to be in a place like that right now.
@Chris_at_Home
@Chris_at_Home Год назад
I put our woodstove in the daylight basement and ran an outside air inlet. The 4” pipe was radiating almost as much cold air as the stove was heating so I put 2” EMT centered inside it and filled the void with foam. I also used a shop vacuum valve as an inlet damper. It works great. .
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Outside air is a definite for my next wood cook stove! 100% happening. Kenai is a momma's boy. If I leave him in the cabin he will follow me to every window he can. And now that they are all covered up I can hear him still follow me around the cabin. Oh he loves the treats and I give them to him sparingly even if he begs for more! 🤣 You will get here someday soon! Just don't give up on the idea. One day you will get your chance and when you do, run like crazy and never look back! 😉🧡
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Well that sounds easy to do! I am going to remember that nice trick! Thank you Chris! 😉🧡
@heathervanderhagen9346
@heathervanderhagen9346 Год назад
As always…another great video🤗. Thank you!!!
@ladyhawk1083
@ladyhawk1083 Год назад
You can also put sand on the floor in your cellar in your basement and also straw is a really good insulator also so after the sand then lay stroll really good insulator and then put slices of straw you can put around the bottom parts of your seller I do that with my outdoor all year long greenhouse but I also use electric heaters but the straw is really good insulator
@getlostwhenwondering393
@getlostwhenwondering393 Год назад
For me, 50 in the fall is colder than 50 in the spring.
@crystalmontgomery-yantzie2638
@crystalmontgomery-yantzie2638 Год назад
Wouldn't be a bad idea to check into sending the Toyo out to be serviced sometime next summer.
@dreissak2828
@dreissak2828 Год назад
The difference in cold is the lack of humidity. I've been in VA. Since 2004 and have yet to get warm in the winter with wood heat. I miss AK. Sooo much. Sucks getting old!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
It does suck getting old but to have also left Alaska! I hope you get to come back to Alaska at least to visit sometime! Alaska misses you too!
@DisabledandPrepping
@DisabledandPrepping Год назад
Well I'm really glad that your food did not freeze that could have been a very big loss.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Yes for sure it would have been and I lucked out on this one. But like when I lucked out on the chimney fire, I learned my lesson! Besides what's life without potatoes! 🤭🧡
@0JReynolds
@0JReynolds Год назад
You always make me smile and laugh. I am not a minimalist as well and I to “love my things” (as enjoy them) otherwise why have them. Are you contemplating getting a new wood stove you can also bake in? That would be cool. I don’t know very much about living in Alaska or about living your lifestyle but I love watching and learning. Thank you ~ Janet 😘
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I normally don't buy useless stuff so when I do buy things I will try and buy good quality stuff. I just like nice things and tend to take care of them too! But I do plan on getting a wood cook stove (that has an oven) so I can bake easier. A nice wood stove or oil stove in the living room would be a much better backup. Something that doesn't require electricity! I am happy you are enjoying my videos! I definitely am trying to show more of the day to day stuff out here but it can be used in any state that gets cold weather. I will have you an Alaska expert before long Janet! 😉🧡
@vickimeyers2672
@vickimeyers2672 Год назад
I have a small toyo oil stove and also a small wood stove. I prefer the wood stove, although, most often it heats my cabin so well (80°) I have to open the windows to cool it off. Enjoy the rest of your week, fellow Alaskan!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
The wood stove is the best heat! I get heated out as well and have to open the windows or doors to cool off the cabin sometimes. The oil burner is simply so I don't have to stoke the fire 2-3 times a night. I like to sleep! 🤭 Always awesome to hear from other Alaskans! Thank you so much Vicki! 🤗🧡
@vickimeyers2672
@vickimeyers2672 Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I couldn't help but chuckle. Sleeping is my favorite hobby. 😅 Enjoy your weekend.
@offgridhomesteadingmcgarve1494
@offgridhomesteadingmcgarve1494 Год назад
That picture just made me think of your cabin.👊 dogs watching dogs on tv😮 Great video as usual. You have a wonderful week..!!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I do thank you for the picture Ron! I have my contractor pricing all the projects now and I added that to the list to get done prior to the sanding and re-staining! It's going to look so much better now! 😉🧡 Kenai has a big fan base for all the work he does filming and editing these videos! 🤣
@deanbialik7280
@deanbialik7280 Год назад
You may want to look at a Heco 520 cook stove from Obdiaha’s wood stoves We have heated our house in Delta for 4 years with ours. Dean.
@deewise552
@deewise552 Год назад
A wood cook stove would’ve a great replacement for your wood stove. Heat, cooking, baking & a reservoir of hot water does it all. The new ones are extremely energy efficient. Since you have electricity, you might invest in a portable infrared heater to augment your heat on extremely cold days. I have a small one in our Pond Room that takes the chill off on really cold days. It’s on wheels so I can roll it away come spring. It’s quiet & very efficient.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I have seen the infrared heaters you are talking about and may get one as I really should have a space heater here. A wood cook stove will happen for sure someday! That is a dream of mine and I guarantee I will get one. The oil burner will stay since it can keep my cabin from freezing should I choose to venture out for a few days. I may consider another wood stove just to have as backup but it would be some time before I can get to that. If I button up the cabin better, I may not need anything more than just the wood cook stove. I will need a good wood stove in the greenhouse though.
@johnjaco5544
@johnjaco5544 Год назад
The fire box on the wood cook stove is very small,you need a wood stove that is large enough to burn for hours at a time,a cook stove can't do that. Take it from someone who burns wood to heat his house for the past 45 years
@Christa.
@Christa. Год назад
Stay warm friend.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Ahhh thank you so much Christa! I certainly will! You're amazing! 🤗🧡
@Michael-rz7ic
@Michael-rz7ic Год назад
Love the scenes of Wrangell St. Elias Mountains. Cannot go wrong with the Blaze King.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I think the Wrangell mountains are the best of them all but of course I get to see them every single day! A Blaze King will happen some day!
@frankmosses9121
@frankmosses9121 Год назад
It's easy to advise other people on how to live, I know I'm as bad as anyone. You are doing fine. Take care
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
You keep giving me advise Frank! I appreciate it and even implement it when possible. I certainly am not a know it all even with all the years of research I did but I will take first hand knowledge any day! It's amazing what I have learned so far just in the comment section! Thank you so much Frank! 🤗🧡
@patdavis8018
@patdavis8018 Год назад
Yes, everything you say is right. The cabin is your home and it was made for you. I'm so happy your pantry held up nicely.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I am happy the pantry held up nicely too! But I wont let that kind of freeze up happen again! I do spend so much time in my cabin, it has to be livable and functional. I just don’t want to be living survival style for 9 months!
@patdavis8018
@patdavis8018 Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska right
@rosaramirez9552
@rosaramirez9552 Год назад
Very cozy Cabin ❤❤❤ Happy 2023
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much Rosa!
@johannacontent7021
@johannacontent7021 Год назад
You can have a vent in the ceiling to your bedroom as the heat rises so your bedroom will be warm. It is gorgeous with all the snow around. Stay save and hugs for Kenay ❤🐕❄🐻🦌
@esthercollins4215
@esthercollins4215 Год назад
I am right there with you… not a minimalist…and enjoy my things and space. I always enjoy your videos. I also don’t like noise running in the background like your oil burner. But you are wise to have it as back up. ⭐⭐
@greghall_The_TechEditor
@greghall_The_TechEditor Год назад
I have extensive experience with the Toyotomi Laser 73 heaters. One is my primary heat source. I average 3 gallons per day with the set point at 69F. The tic tic tic during warmup is metal expansion. Those fan noises are not normal. I suspect you have a fan bearing issue with either the exhaust fan or the main fan. Mine has been in service for just over 17 years. All I hear, once up to temperature is a hum from the main fan. I have twin 275 gallon kerosene tanks so I purchase kerosene only when the price is right, usually spring to summer when no one is using the kerosene and the price drops. In the new extension to the house, I have a Laser 30 that is used when the outside temps or the north wind really get cold. That one is set to 66F. Both heaters usually run 1 to 2 deg. F higher than set point and I set the temp back 5 deg.F at night. House size is about 1500 sq. ft., not on any open plan. Open plan's didn't exist in 1860! Many hallways and doorways. Thru wall transfer fans work great on low (20" box fan, w/o the box).
@NotSoRemoteAlaska
@NotSoRemoteAlaska Год назад
Greetings Alone I pray the new year is treating you and Kenai well. Thank you for the update on your heating adventures. We also use a woodstove and toyo stove to heat our shack. Were you have lots of air space to heat we have very little space to heat so we do not have the same problems as you have. We use the wood stove 97% of the time I would say and the toyo is just a backup. We have it set at 52 degrees and leave it there. Were you burn multiple cords of wood we burn just about a cord per year . But were you have ample space to tore stuff we have none. So there are pros and cons to both our choices. As for the room divider you might think about having something like that set up so in an emergency you aren't warming up all that space say they can't get you fuel as fast as they did or heven forbid you are injured in some way and can't get to the wood pile as easy. I know you have already thought of this as you are very thorough with your planning. But just as a backup to a backup. Thank you again. Oh and by the way it would be a pleasure to gift you a load of fire wood but I can only fit about 1/2 a cord in at a time but I would consider it a great honor to gift you a load when im already driving through to go fishing in Valdez. We usually go their in late August
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Having the wood stove is awesome heat for sure and the oil burner is just backup heat. I think I like that set up and it's not like the oil goes bad. You only burn one cord per winter? Seriously? I have spoken to some people living in my area and they go through 14 cords per winter! The wall kit that Mike Falanga sent me will be saved for just such an emergency. It's actually a comfort to know I have it for such an emergency even though I know anything that can block in the kitchen will work. But it wouldn't have a cool zipper door!🤣 If I was injured in a way that I could not even get firewood, that could be a problem for sure. I know my son would come out to help and there are some neighbors around that could assist until he arrived. I'd have to be in pretty bad shape though to not even be able to grab one piece at a time! Because if that is what I had to do I would. Gifting me firewood? No kidding! That's awesome! Lets chat closer to that time as I do not know when construction will end this year. One of the projects will be to strengthen the wood shed and make it longer so I will need to fill the shed with many more cords! And I would love to meet you and Cara and Khionne! 🤗🧡 Thank you so much!
@donaldnorth3714
@donaldnorth3714 Год назад
Alone, I love your videos and I really envy you! I’m your Kodiak/Colorado fan and I have a question I’m sure must have been asked before…..since you have electricity, why not have a couple of small space heaters for those emergencies such as 2 weeks ago? At least have one in the bedroom. Please stay warm and safe and keep Kenai close by in bed when it gets cold! 😊
@LV12800
@LV12800 Год назад
Nice update...love the bloopers! 😁
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much! Glad you like the bloopers! I used to just delete those files!
@johninalaska9563
@johninalaska9563 Год назад
Well Alone, it sounds like you have all your bases covered to your satisfaction. By the time you get all the work done on your place it should be worth $1,000,000 or so, lol. It is good to know you are planning ahead. You certainly will have enough for many videos to come which will keep us entertained. Thanks for sharing.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
If I can get everything done to this property it may be worth a lot more than I paid (plus construction) but I doubt my area even has property that high! Never looked though! 🤭 But I never plan to sell! I have many ideas for future videos John! You will have to deal with me here for a very long time! 😉🧡
@NORMANMORRISON1940
@NORMANMORRISON1940 Год назад
Alls I can say is you are 1 Hell of a Woman Take care and Keep up The Good Work 😁😁
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Ahhh thank you kindly! You can expect videos from me until I can no longer pick up a camera! 😉🧡
@josefaortiz1728
@josefaortiz1728 Год назад
Love the takes of Kenai a well found gift. Love the tablecloth on dining table. I have one in blue a gift from long ago. Who needs extra utility bills can t!ke a big bite on our budgets.Purpose of living offfgrid to save on utilities to save especially being expensive. You have accomplished so much. Future plans are going to be great. Love the aerial views. Stay safe healthy warm. Until next time.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Kenai is getting better in front of the camera finally! He actually used to run away! I have had that same table cloth for many years and I love it! As I get things fixed or replaced in the cabin, some of those things will end up saving me much money later on. Just have to spend some cash first. But it will be so worth it later! Thank you so much Josefa! 🤗🧡
@brianwalters8302
@brianwalters8302 Год назад
Blaze king is a great stove but they are pricey. Had one for 8 years now. The ceramic catalytic only lasts a few years then you need to replace it. So I went with a metal cat that is removable so your able to clean it as needed. Just a fyi make sure your getting the amount of wood your purchasing. Wood suppliers that deliver lose does not measures out the same as stacked does. Lose wood in a dumb truck etc is 180 a square foot and stacked is 128 a square foot to make a cord. Enjoy.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
A metal catalytic converter! Gotcha! Thank you! As for the firewood quantity I have been getting, last year I got exactly what I ordered. It looked like they actually stacked the cords in the dump truck to make sure. Then when I stacked it myself I stack in a way to make sure I get what I paid for. So far this company I use (based out of the Matsu Valley) has delivered exactly the cords I ordered. Sometimes I use the wood prior to stacking but it is close enough and possibly more. But I was always going to stack and make sure! Especially for what I am paying! Love the firewood company I found. I basically only pay for his gas on top of published cord rates. He enjoys driving to my part of Alaska because he doesn’t get out this way often. I believe he and his son will literally make a trip out of it. Thank you so much Brian!
@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837
@littlegriffoffgridalberta6837 Год назад
Awesome cabin you have on the go, i love the north beautiful country. we get our share of cold & snow where i live :)
@deborahoakey3560
@deborahoakey3560 Год назад
Look up soapstone wood burning stoves. Amazing but expensive. Maintains a better degree of heat and lower emissions.
@joanmerriken9216
@joanmerriken9216 3 дня назад
I understand where you’re coming from and my cabin is 2700’ and 2-3/4 levels. I live In the kitchen great room daytime, but after dinner I live in the loft and my bedroom.
@johnboggan4390
@johnboggan4390 Год назад
I liked the video. Out-takes are great. Being alone is Alaska is good, nobody will poison your dog.i lost both ,two German shepherds . Til next time.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
OMG John! That breaks my heart! Who could be so inhumane to do such a thing to a dog! It doesn't matter how long ago this happened John, I am sorry for your loss! 😪🧡
@johnboggan4390
@johnboggan4390 Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska it happened on Thursday & Saturday, New year eve. Female was 21 yrs & male was only 4 yes. Just coming into his own. Inside a fenced yard .still sad .waited nearly a year for the breading. Til next time.
@denisewiebrimmer454
@denisewiebrimmer454 Год назад
Omg I love the out takes
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
LOL! Awesome! I will add them to every video if I can! Thank you so much Denise!
@spectatrix5003
@spectatrix5003 Год назад
thank you for another really interesting video, mrs.alone! i especially loved the part at the end, around the last minute or so. you‘ve got such a great sense of humour, and you obviously don‘t take yourself too serious! much love from stuttgart / germany
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
The out takes seem to be a hit for sure! I make them every time I film and I used to just delete them A good sense of humor is definitely required to live out here! I am so happy you enjoyed the video!
@lafarmhouse
@lafarmhouse Год назад
the snow is beautiful, still no snow in wisconsin ❄️☃️
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
No snow in Wisconsin?? That’s not normal. Alaska has plenty to share if you need some!
@lafarmhouse
@lafarmhouse Год назад
❄️❄️❄️🌲🌲🌲❤️take care
@brianiller2793
@brianiller2793 Год назад
When you get all your ceiling covered up you'll keep a lot more heat in the cabin
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I 100% agree! Especially because under the insulation there are spacers to allow air in the roof to let the roof breath. That plastic is doing a good job but having the ceiling covered with wood will be a game changer! Thank you so much Brian!
@livingintheforest3963
@livingintheforest3963 Год назад
You have done a GREAT job since you have started!!! I also love your small kerosene lanterns on either side of the table. I have two kerosene lanterns as well, but they are large ones for the constant power outages here but now I’m thinking about getting two small ones. This looks so cute!
@lymasl
@lymasl Год назад
Your river drone shots are cool.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Those drone shots were Creative Commons from RU-vid. Here is the full video! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nNKtZmvt6XQ.html I do not have a drone yet! I get drone shots from others here that have drones or a paid service and creative commons. They are all Alaska though! Thank you so much! 🤗🧡
@lymasl
@lymasl Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaskaThanks!
@MyAlaska12
@MyAlaska12 Год назад
I had canned corn (in glass jars I canned) at my remote cabin (weekend get-a-way) for a couple years. It is unheated when I'm not there. Not a single lid popped off. These jars are made to be frozen. Obviously the older the jars get, the more likely they will break when frozen. Glad to hear you are doing well.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Well that is good to know! 🤗 Thank you Bill! And yeah Kenai and I are doing well! I think you need a dog! 😉🧡
@MyAlaska12
@MyAlaska12 Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I need a good woman first. Ha ha. Yesterday I found yet another RU-vid channel in Willow.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
@@MyAlaska12 Well you may have made the search more difficult since you put the word "good" first! HA! Was the channel you found one of the two you sent me?
@MyAlaska12
@MyAlaska12 Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska no it's not. Here is the new channel I found. youtube.com/@homeatlaska
@mamun_seo_specialist_pro
@mamun_seo_specialist_pro Год назад
Very nice video
@juliadonley5563
@juliadonley5563 Год назад
My son gave me a weighted blanket for Christmas. I use a double fleece blanket with this weighted blanket on top. Keeps me warm and feels like a hug! I recommend one!
@alaskahermithomesteader9549
@alaskahermithomesteader9549 Год назад
Good Morning Alone, Awesome video. Some food for thought. That toyo sounds like it needs to be rebuilt. Something to think about would be installing 2 or 3 of the small toyos around the cabin. Running wide open they burn about a gallon per day. The other thing you would accomplish is your heat would be dispersed so they should not have to work so hard. The other thing is if one goes down you are not in too bad of a pickle. Also you can set them to run on low/med/high... I don't prefer this as they don't turn off. Even the small guys are like 2k each☹️ Another good thing is rural energy in Anchorage has classes you can take to learn how to repair them. Classes last like 3 days. I like the blaze king as you can cook on that also as I do on mine. FYI I heat my basement with the little toyo and right now am burning approx 30 gallons every 2-3 months. Yes, I have receipts 😊. Okay, this is long enough. Have a great week. Hermit Out
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
So my cabin came with two Toyo oil burners and a propane wall unit in the arctic entry. So the previous owners had a plan to have multiple sources of heat spread around. But I turned a bedroom into the arctic entry and I don't have bulk propane on site. The second oil burner needs a rebuild but its pricey because it is an older model. The operational one is pretty old (I think) but it definitely sounds like it needs a serious tune up! I may look into these classes though! I would love to know how to fix this unit if something should happen that wasn't "running out of oil" related! 🤣
@teresahunter7645
@teresahunter7645 Год назад
I keep my house cooler, especially at night, because I sleep better! You do what is best for you & Kenai! Thank you for another great, informative video! 💜🙏
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Sleeping has been proven to be better with cool air because you can take deeper breaths! Kenai does not like sleeping upstairs or on the bed because he gets too warm. He usually sleeps downstairs. He’s immediately up the stairs though when he hears me wake up! Thank you so much Teresa!
@teresahunter7645
@teresahunter7645 Год назад
@Alone in Remote Alaska you're very welcome! You did a great job on cutting your hair! 💇‍♀️You & Kenai take care & stay safe & warm. 💜🙏
@lynsmith2698
@lynsmith2698 Год назад
Hey ya…great video. Glad it’s balmy there in the cabin right now 🤪. You know….our cold room down stairs get below freezing often, if I get lazy or forget to check. I have never lost a jar. However….if the cold room stayed below freezing for days and days…then I probably would. One day now and then….I think things do ok. Anyways take care 🇨🇦💕🇨🇦
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Hello Lyn! Oh yeah it is warm again in the cabin! Too warm! I end up sitting by my balcony door (open) so I can cool down and let the cabin cool down a bit sometimes! Awesome to know about the temps and canned goods though! My root cellar will need just a tad bit of more insulation or it will be freezing down there for months! But my pantry would only experience those freezing temps again only if I forget to order more oil!
@Chris_at_Home
@Chris_at_Home Год назад
That noise from your heater is the fan. They are pretty easy to change and the heater will run more efficiently. I’ve lived in Alaska most of my life and I still like it close to 70 in our house. We burn about 600 gallons a year plus 2 cords of wood. It’s a duplex of 3400 sqft.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Hey there Chris! I will look into getting the fan replaced! So your 3400 sq ft is being nicely heated at 70F! 😉 Are you using a Blaze King for the wood stove? 2 cords is way less than I use! WOW! 😁🧡
@Chris_at_Home
@Chris_at_Home Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Hi it’s good to see you doing well. We just have a Vermont Castings Aspen. It is the smallest wood stove they make. We have two Toyo 30s but will be getting natural gas next year. We spent almost $20,000 just on insulation and I built with double stud walls. 1300 sqft is daylight basements. It is a duplex and the last half will be done in less than two years. After that we will be snowbirds.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
@@Chris_at_Home Vermont Castings is a great wood stove! the money you put in insulation was a good call for sure. HA! Snowbirds really? At least you will still be in Alaska during the summer months!
@Chris_at_Home
@Chris_at_Home Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Yes the stove is a good one. I have had one at the cabin for about 20 years and it also has a fresh air intake.I used to spend 1-2 weeks a month there in then winter and most of the summers. My wife prefers I don’t go out there alone in the winter anymore. Something about being 70 next month. I’ve been here 44 years and except for a few winters in hot climates overseas I’ve spent them all here. I’m big into insulation and controlling where fresh air comes in. That uninsulated wall by your bed has to be costing you a lot in heat. A ceiling fan would keep a lot of that heat lower also.
@ondaspot
@ondaspot Год назад
Awesome video. Can't wait for summer to come by and I'll be in yall neck of the woods Dipnetting!!! Aloha
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Dip netting out here is almost a state law! 🤭 Almost never leave empty handed! I am hoping to try a fish wheel this year! Stay tuned! 🤗🧡
@RaisedinAlaska
@RaisedinAlaska Год назад
Great info. Your living Cadillac style compared to a year ago. It is amazing how far you, and the cabin, have come in such a short period of time.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
It is nice to finally use my entire cabin. Even the root cellar and arctic entry. For a long time, I had this huge cabin and I only used the first floor! Cadillac style indeed! 🤗🧡
@kimshedlock5031
@kimshedlock5031 Год назад
Propane in my state is over $5.97.5 a gallon or pound . Costs over $1,280 for 200 gallons . That lasts I try again least 4 months if I keep it lower . I live in a mobile home . That runs my furnace Cook stove , and cloths dryer . I run electric heaters to supplement the furnace .
@debofwmi2214
@debofwmi2214 Год назад
I do hope you decide to replace your wood stove with a wood cook stove!❤
@maxmaggie100
@maxmaggie100 Год назад
Another great video Alone i like how you think of just about everything well done.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much Jim! I do a lot of research! Maybe too much sometimes! And I love how much advice I can get just in the comment section! So cool! 🤗🧡
@stellaunger8568
@stellaunger8568 Год назад
The cabin is lovely. Happy New Year ❤😊
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much Stella! And Happy New Year to you as well!
@d.martinez-rodriguez333
@d.martinez-rodriguez333 Год назад
🤣🤣 LOL, it's warmer in your loft than in my apartment and I live in Arizona!
@pennymclean5317
@pennymclean5317 Год назад
❤❤
@desiremontgomery2762
@desiremontgomery2762 Год назад
You get a nice new woodstowe
@TheLvablebird
@TheLvablebird Год назад
👋Hi from New Mexico🌶️🌵....Alone I enjoyed your video. Thanks🙂
@MooseHenderson1
@MooseHenderson1 Год назад
Heat, cost, noise, choices-it is a balancing act for anyone living a challenging life off-grid. Well done
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Always a balancing act between what you'd like and how it is out here so I chose to stay warm and I am usually a hard sleeper anyway! Heck if it didn't get noisy to wake me up like an alarm clock, I'd probably sleep until noon every day! 🤭🧡 Thank you so much Moose!
@MooseHenderson1
@MooseHenderson1 Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska after prostate cancer, lost part of bladder so sleep about 90 min between potty breaks. Not fun but gives me time to feed wood stove
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
@@MooseHenderson1 See what I mean! You beat prostate cancer and just keep going! Nothing stops you Moose!
@gman77gas
@gman77gas Год назад
Couple things. When sizing a heating system correctly, one needs to have a expert do a Heat Load calculation. I will let you google that if you want. Lots of factors go into the calculation. Also, LP is far more efficient and less cost to heat than a oil burner. Cleaner too. Best to ya!
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I have talked to a company in Anchorage that I go to about the wood cook stoves etc and they asked me a whole series of questions. Even things like how many windows and doors. I have a LP tank on my property but it got slightly damaged by a falling tree. Found that my very first full day on the property actually! I may go that route eventually once I get used to using propane! I know it never “spoils” but it does stop working when the temps get too low. Thank you so much!
@bethgruenewald7463
@bethgruenewald7463 Год назад
I agree with you that wood heat is so much more comfortable than some other heat sources. Grissom is not a fan of the cold, so he loves to sidle up the stove and take in the warmth for long periods of time.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I absolutely love wood heat from a wood stove or even a fire pit. It feels like it warms your bones! LOL I have seen dogs standing in front of a wood stove. Kenai gets too warm and wont even sleep upstairs sometimes! He likes it cooler! 🤭🧡
@donnahalperin2840
@donnahalperin2840 8 месяцев назад
I’m freezing in SWFL. It’s 56 outside and only 70 inside. It’s what’s your acclimated to. After this overbearing heat this summer I welcome the cold. But too much right away😫
@dennisoverholts8396
@dennisoverholts8396 Год назад
I enjoy your self awareness, and unapologetic expression of the things you enjoy in life.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you Dennis! I may like my "things" but I am simple in what I like. And I do have to spend SO much time in this cabin! I might as well have it fully functional! Keeps the cabin fever at bay! 🤣🧡
@suemontgomery9833
@suemontgomery9833 Год назад
Enjoyed this video I really enjoy seeing and hearing about the cabin.
@lisaogg6337
@lisaogg6337 Год назад
Good information, thankyou. I enjoyed seeing more of Kenai, oh I wish I could hug him and pet him. He's so sweet and adorable! It might be nice if you got a wood burning cook stove. I think they all would be enjoyable and fun to cook on and bake things in. Please give Kenai a kiss and hug for me and a hug for you from me. Take care and God Bless you and Kenai always
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
A wood cook stove is my dream stove so I think I will certainly be getting one! I want another stove in the cabin though as backup. Maybe a wood stove or an oil drip stove. Not sure yet. Not worrying about oil though would be nice! But I do love to bake a lot so a wood cook stove has always been on my list to buy! They are pricey though! Kenai is great with people but he is so adorable. If anyone gets loud (even laughing) he will press up against me like protecting me. He does know good people though. I guess all dogs do! Kenai got your hug and kiss! Happy dog of course wanting more now! And thank you so much Lisa! 🤗🧡
@belindacarinaboco6410
@belindacarinaboco6410 Год назад
Nice video
@dougjohnson3494
@dougjohnson3494 Год назад
Sounds good to me. It's your program and whatever works for you works for you thanks again for sharing and God bless.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much Doug!
@veeemit9719
@veeemit9719 Год назад
What is your day job? I agree, it makes since to utilize all you have.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I work for the same company I did in Colorado. I do purchasing and reporting so its mainly excel spreadsheets and emails! Glad I can do my job remotely! :-)
@kevinwiley9696
@kevinwiley9696 Год назад
LOVE the idea of the Main Heat Source and a back-up to the back-up!!! I would also put a Ceiling Fan on the 1st floor and leave it on super low to just move the air. It would help move the air to possibly lessen even the cold air. The fans will help in those warmer summer months.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I do have a regular plug in fan on the first level to move warm air as well. I find I don’t use it as much because the ceiling fan I have pushes the air all over the cabin especially when on high. The warm months are easily taken care of as I can just pop the hatch with both fans going and it cools the cabin down nicely. But having the backup heat sources is nice and I may even add propane to the mix eventually to. I know propane can run a fridge as well but I have no plans on getting a propane fridge. BUT I am looking into building an ice house. More to come on that later! Thank you so much Kevin!
@thegroundedstarseeds
@thegroundedstarseeds Год назад
Thank you, dear Alone, for giving us a thorough look at the way things go in your cabin heat wise! Take care 💙🙏😊
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Hey Abigaelle! I thank you for watching and commenting!
@thegroundedstarseeds
@thegroundedstarseeds Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska 💙
@lynneanthony168
@lynneanthony168 Год назад
Lots of food for thought here today, I had no idea it could be so complicated!! Kenai is adorable cuddled wit you. Give that boy some scratches!! Take good care. x
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
It can seem complicated and it is compared to the ole thermostat I used in my house in Colorado. But its easy when you wont get heat otherwise! Kenai loves to cuddle and will actually hold my arm with his. It’s adorable. He just got some scratches from you Lynne! Thank you so much!
@athollmcnicoll1028
@athollmcnicoll1028 Год назад
Well dear over here I have no heating on as such and n my living room it currently reads +70 degree C and here is the kicker, downstairs from me is an older female who with her daughter cranks the heat up and because the building I live in is mostly concrete, there lies the reason I'm mostly toasty warm all day long and at night , well I am in bed and like you use many layers of blanketing so again I'm toasty warm all through the night.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
I used that same method when I lived in an apartment I could literally be heated just fine by all of the tenants living around me. It didn’t work so well with air conditioning though! I like sleeping under many blankets but I also cheat a little with the electric blanket! No wonder it is so difficult to get up in the mornings!
@janicelucas8561
@janicelucas8561 Год назад
So worried about u/Kenai, with the temps in episide #60!! Thank U goodness, u got the neceessary heat!! I SO appreciate what u do!! Can't wait until April, so I can actually hand write u letters!! PLEASE stay warm & safe!! Love 2 u & Kenia!! U R CO connection.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Episode 60 was definitely my mistake! When I rely on the oil burner I should also make sure I have enough oil! 🤭 It caused me a few cold nights having to keep stoking the fire but that's what I get! Live and learn! Now my cabin is almost too warm again! 🤣And thank you so much Janice! I do wish I could get to the post office during winter! 😉🧡
@joycewedel9084
@joycewedel9084 Год назад
Would love to be there drinking Pine Needle tea with honey
@conniemoore4574
@conniemoore4574 Год назад
I love your cabin your channel. I live in TX I have always wanted to see Alaska it is so beautiful I love how you show so much scenery on your channel. Hugs from Texas Mimi
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much Connie! I will actually spend my free time just doing what I call “scene hunting”. And Alaska never disappoints me there! Sometimes I get so much it’s confusing to find just the right one! I will always show scenic shots in every VLOG video. I hope you get a chance to visit Alaska someday! Is Mimi your name? Just asking so I can address you correctly on future comments!
@jeffsizemore6869
@jeffsizemore6869 Год назад
Great video
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much Jeff!
@robynfletcher0801
@robynfletcher0801 Год назад
I think you are doing amazing ..
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Ahhh thank you kindly Robyn!
@braveheart977
@braveheart977 Год назад
Thanks for another great video. Kenai🖤what an angel he is.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Thank you so much! Ah you made Kenai blush!
@rosemaryspencer1501
@rosemaryspencer1501 Год назад
Lovely precious doggy.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Kenai is my buddy out here! My shadow! I never go anywhere without him!
@SteveandSusiesHomestead
@SteveandSusiesHomestead Год назад
So what you are saying is . All my sleepless nights up worrying bout you freezing were wasted . I all most hitch hiked up there you know.
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
Oh I was freezing that first morning and most of the day but only because the oil burner never kicked on after the wood stove ran out. Next few nights until the oil delivery were cold only because I had to get up every three hours or so to stoke the fire. Hitch hiked?!🤭 By the time you got to Alaska my cabin would be completed! 😁🧡
@SteveandSusiesHomestead
@SteveandSusiesHomestead Год назад
@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Oh so you got my plan
@AloneinRemoteAlaska
@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад
@@SteveandSusiesHomestead YUP
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