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Once again, great episode. Loving following your journey. Thank you for sharing!

Energy of Love...so very true. I am sending much Energy of Love to you....❤

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Waiting for the next episode! love from Georgia! <3

Just loving this series! Can't wait till the next episode! <3 Much love from Oro-Medonte, Ontario!

Thank you for sharing so honestly. <3 Your kids are lucky to have you. <3

Is there anything better than kiddos pouring over their books while mom builds a tiny house with her own two hands, from scratch on a budget, barefoot? Not much that’s better than that!!❤

And that there is grit!!❤❤

Hello from BC! Wow, you are so inspiring! My heart ached for you in a previous video where you were trying to get an RV going at your ex husband's place, I believe. It brought to mind moments where.....all you can do is weep...and pray...and pick yourself up and keep going. Your story is so relatable and precious- from rock bottom moments, I'm sure, to building a dream and moving onward and upward. May God bless you and your children and your lovely home, AND your home school!

Such an audacy!

Sooo enjoy and respect, and a bit envious ,of your determination.❤

Great video! Love following your journey! Thank you for sharing! <3

Great job...keep going!!!

🎉This is wildly inspiring! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊🎉

We're buckled up and in for this ride!

Where are you now ? How is your actual situation? Greetings from Madeira Island.

Thankyou so so much for this channel and for being brave enough to share the vulnerability ❤ We are across the world, but I can relate so much!... Bad luck streaks designed to take you down, heartache and loss, the ways we can break and rebuild, and do hard things.. The struggles of trying to raise good kids who are their own true selves (not societies standard model) and are comfortable in that.. The way you speak about giving back to the land more than you take. Wanting adventure and seeking memorable moments with your kids.. THESE are the real things that matter in life 💝 Thankyou 🙏

This is the best video you've made so far Erin. Your editing quality and production are top notch!

I enjoyed this episode SO much!! You set some huge goals! And did it!! Love this channel.

Thank you for these words of wisdom!

This sounds like my life right now!

I have always wanted to do this btw ! :D

I am so confused how were you able to get a permaculture farm?! Does the government or individual patron help if you build a business house and grow the farm ?😊

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I feel like I want to crowdfund and buy the movie rights! Looking forward to seeing more about your journey. Subscribed!

Sending my Unconditional LOVE to all

Glad to see an update on how you and your family have been.

Reminds me of all the times your Dad had to jump my car when we were young. Surprised a Dually got stuck in the mud... twice.

Wishing ya'll the best on your new adventure! You are an amazing force to witness! <3 <3 <3

Oh so excited to be watching you again! Thank you!!

You are a fantastic storyteller

Can't wait for the story <3

Gripping intro. Looking forward to the story.

Yay! So wonderful to see you and the girls again! Looking forward to hearing (and watching) your story!

You are so lovely ❤

this channel really deserves a lot more subscribers. thank for this talk. I really needed to hear much of it.

Thank you for sharing your journey. It is comforting to know that I am not the only one who unschools this way. I love to adapt to my boys. My youngest has ADHD, well probably all of us, but he is like your daugther. Constantly active and creative and gets bored easily. I am so amazed by his brain and I do get worn out by his seemingly endless energy. But, it comes up with some amazing ideas.

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You may want to lift up your gray water tank to allow for the spigot to be near the bottom and gravity flow to your garden hose. Otherwise you will have to have a pump. These plans are amazing and as a fellow single mother (who also homeschools!), I am very impressed and I’m rooting for you!

Hope you finish the house.

Thanks for the tour!

You are so amazing!!! I can't wait to see it up :)

Hi Erin! I'm heading off in a few minutes for a canoe trip in Killarney provincial Park with a group of women friends and I won't be available on the 20th to give you a hand. Best of luck to you! If plans change I will definitely be in touch.

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Hi Erin, Leo has this to say: From what you showed in the video it looks like the steel you need to drill through in the carriage frame is at least half an inch thick. You didn't mention what you are thinking to use to drill through that but I can tell you that using a household drill would not do it. My suggestion would be to find somebody local with an acetylene torch who could burn holes through the metal. One every three feet should be enough to secure your home to the frame using half inch galvanized carriage bolts. Best of luck to you!!

In regards to bolting with carriage bolts to the frame, every two feet is fine and 4 feet is a limit. As for messing with integrity of the trailer, Most of that is quarter inch, I would not worry about that, you should be fine. As for the ridge beam, look into an engineered beam instead, much stronger over that length and much lighter as well. For a covering that is light weight under the house, check out Libby manufacturing for high density polyurethane. It is very tough, basically it's the same thing ice rinks use for puck boards. They can make it in what ever length you want and basically I would just take the trailer there and make the sheet of the trailer. Not sure if they can do a full width, I have not talked to them in a while. Do this before you start, so transporting it is not a problem. That material comes in 1/8 to 1/2 thick, but could be thinner. Rock wool or Roxul is what I would go with personally. The difference between the engineered beam and laminated 2x6 is quite a bit I feel and may help with other things like insulation type. Just a thought. Here are a couple links. www.libbymfg.com and www.weyerhaeuser.com/blog/ridge-board-or-ridge-beam-which-one-does-my-roof-need/. The link in regards to the engineered beams is just one of many, just to give ideas.

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Only just found your channel. I really admire you and I am learning so much from you. Thank you and looking forward to being with you on your journey. Xx

Thank you for sharing!

This really spoke to my heart. Thank you for taking the time to teach your children the complexities of life. We embrace life and death as well in our home with our young kids. Respect for life has gone out the window in this generation and it's good to see people really take in the responsibility for their children and animals.