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Adventures building and living in a yurt, on the coast of Maine. Well, that is how this all started. Now we are clearing land and starting to build a home. We are also going on adventures, exploring the great state of Maine, which is still pretty new to us. If we can pursue the life we want for ourselves and our family, so can you!
Battling the Elements: My Solo A-Frame Roof Build
In this video, I take you through the challenges of battling the elements during my solo A-Frame roof build. With freezing temperatures, snow, and relentless winter weather, every day presents a new obstacle-but also an opportunity to adapt and improve. Despite setbacks and the slow pace of progress, I’m determined to keep pushing forward, one panel at a time.
Join me on this journey as I tackle winter head-on, refine my techniques, and work toward completing my dream A-Frame home. If you enjoy watching a solo build in action and learning from real-world challenges, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates. Thanks for watching!
Join me on this journey as I tackle winter head-on, refine my techniques, and work toward completing my dream A-Frame home. If you enjoy watching a solo build in action and learning from real-world challenges, be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more updates. Thanks for watching!
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How Winter Is Trying to Stop This Solo A-Frame Build
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Building an A-frame alone is tough enough, but when winter brings freezing temperatures, snow, and icy conditions, it becomes a whole new challenge. In this video, I tackle clearing snow off the roof, fighting against the cold, and keeping progress alive despite the setbacks. Watch as I push through winter’s obstacles and find creative ways to keep this solo A-frame build moving forward. It’s a...
Building an A-Frame Alone... and 30 Feet in the Air!
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Building my family's A-frame house has been the adventure of a lifetime-and doing it solo has made every step a challenge. From climbing onto the steep roof to precision measuring and staying safe while working high off the ground, this project has pushed my skills to new heights (literally). In this video, I’ll share how I used climbing techniques, careful planning, and a lot of determination ...
Tackling Our Most Difficult DIY Project: The Concrete Pier Foundation
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Total beginners take on the challenge of digging and pouring a concrete pier foundation with absolutely no experience! We tackled trench digging, rebar placement, and concrete pouring-all while figuring it out as we went. With a looming deadline, rain in the forecast, and more rookie mistakes than we’d like to admit, we pushed through, but did we get the job done? Follow along for the highs, th...
Our First Build on Untamed Land: The Shed That Started It All
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🌲 Our First Build: Taming the Wilderness 🌲 We took on the challenge of turning wild, untamed land into our dream home’s first structure-a shed. With no experience and limited time, we learned the hard way that even simple projects can have big hurdles. From early mistakes to final triumphs, this shed build was our first step in transforming this land into a home. Join us on our journey of deter...
Maine’s Northern Lights Spectacular!
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After years of hearing about being able to see the Northern Lights in Maine I finally had my chance to see it for myself! #maine #mainelife #aurora #auroraborealis #northernlights #steamedhams
Flooding on the Trail
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Join me and experience the sights and sounds on a very rainy day walk through the woods on the coast of Maine.
Clearing Over an Acre to Build Our Home
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Clearing Over an Acre to Build Our Home
The Formidable Firewood Pile (Peaceful Perceptions)
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The Formidable Firewood Pile (Peaceful Perceptions)
Living in a Yurt Through Cold Maine Winters.
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Living in a Yurt Through Cold Maine Winters.
Using our off-grid-outdoor-shower in WINTER!
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Using our off-grid-outdoor-shower in WINTER!
Can A Yurt Withstand A Massive Tree Strike?
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Can A Yurt Withstand A Massive Tree Strike?
Workouts & Winter Prep! Yurt Life in Maine.
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Workouts & Winter Prep! Yurt Life in Maine.
Is This the Best Hike in Camden Maine?
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Is This the Best Hike in Camden Maine?
Why do YOU make things? #makestuffchallenge
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Why do YOU make things? #makestuffchallenge
How to Build A Yurt (Ep. 13 Installing the Roof and Sidewall Cover!)
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How to Build A Yurt (Ep. 13 Installing the Roof and Sidewall Cover!)
How to Build A Yurt (EP. 12 A Good-Ole-Fashioned Yurt Raising!)
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How to Build A Yurt (EP. 12 A Good-Ole-Fashioned Yurt Raising!)
Back ground music🫤
Subscribed brother great video cheers 🍻👍😀Canada 🇨🇦👍
That's a blizzard??
The problem is yurts are so expensive considering what they are. They're basically a tent, but some go for upward of 30k. It's crazy how people rip you off.
Great walkthrough Mike! I love videos in the cold
@@Levi_Allen Thanks Levi! Really appreciate it-especially from someone who truly understands the challenges of filming and making stuff in the cold, yet makes it look effortless and turns it into such engaging stories. Your support means a lot!
@@AllPathsLeadToWater I love the extra effort you've been putting into the videos lately
Would putting tarps down on the floor help you get all that snow and ice off? It wouldn't be perfect but I figure you could still tug a lot of the snow right off when you want to get to work and pull off the tarps.
That was my original plan but I think I decided against it because I was worried it would actually be quite heavy/difficult to pull off if we got too much snow. I only had one massive 30x50 tarp. Using a few smaller tarps might be worth a try!
If you are going to title your short "5 things to know about yurt life" and the short only contains 1 of the 5 things, it would be nice if you'd include a play link so we could see the other 4 things.
Thanks for the feedback! The other 4 things are coming soon!
lay evergreen boughs across your roof spars to slow the droplets and muffle some of that resonance
I would love that!
Why? Spring is only a few months away.
Awesome looking A frame. Exactly what I wanna build! Subscribed
For everyone who tries to reinvent the process there is a reason why we do things the way we do. Efficiency is important. He who plans ahead succeeds. Tarps, 3 point connection and some come alongs ;)
Where in Maine are you located? I live in southern Maine and we havent had a storm like this yet.
@@stylnman159 mid coast
Surprised you don't have a hat on your head
Me too James!
Spring and summer 🌞 building 🏫
love your can-do attitude! keep up the good work, mate! looking forward to more videos of the build, and when fine weather returns, I hope you get to record some more walks in your part of Maine. LOVE those!! say... how far are you from Buckfield, Maine??
Thanks! Hoping to get back out for some walks and hikes once we get a roof on. We are probably 1.5-2 hours from Buckfield.
I think of living in yurts common among nomadic Turkic peoples of Central Asia.
Thanks for the video, very informative and helpful to me
I'm glad you found it helpful!
This is truly an amazing piece of work in so many ways! May the rest of your A-frame build be as rewarding. When you can, please update your progress.
totally impressed!! well done and congrats!
most obnoxious music ever
I bet we could find more obnoxious music!
Shoutout to Nicole and her excavator work!
she's pretty much an expert excavator operator by now!
Wow that's a lot of work , well done for documenting and building at the same time.
Good job. Nothing ever goes to plan. In the end it all comes together.
Thanks!
Any advise on sound proofing a yurt for rain sound. I love my yurt but the rain is so loud It is deafening. I’m in BC and we get a lot of rain. I‘m thinking of MLV or rock wool.
We haven’t attempted anything to reduce the noise, but I imagine any sort of insulation added to the roof would help rain not sound so loud.
Hello from just across the border in New Brunswick. We are thinking of going off grid with a yurt. How do you make out in those hurricane force winds?force winds
Thanks for your question! We've experienced wind gusts up to 75 mph in our yurt. During those strong winds, the canvas walls and roof pulsate with the gusts, but everything holds up fine. Our yurt has the snow/wind package from Pacific Yurts, which includes two steel cables woven through the roof rafters and 2x4 supports at the ends of each rafter. Some people also add blocking between roof rafters for extra stability. I've never worried about the yurt holding up; my biggest concern is the big trees nearby. Overall, our yurt has proven to be quite resilient in high winds!
What a beautiful Northern Lights mini-doc! Super!
Just a heads up chief. You got the lowest grade insulation for Yurt.
sending love and gratitude from Oregon!!
Loved the stump slap down at the end! Also love your content, as you kids say!! ☺
I love the way the ice forms a sort of ceiling over the brook!! Thanks for another soothing and beautiful video.
That's near Rockland! Yay!! Peace and love to Maine from Oregon
really beautiful short, man! Well done
strangely peaceful and beautiful. Thank you.
Sounds like heaven to me.
Tom from Quebec Heat your yurt with compost will go up to 140f put some pipes together and a fan and you will have heat
Could you explain more?
I just wonder do you wear a chainsaw mask when you hand split what to😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No, hand splitting requires a welding helmet
We have a tin roof to amplify the sound of the rain and it does get loud it rains a lot here
It would put me to sleep so fast!!
It can be very relaxing, like an immersive sound machine
@@AllPathsLeadToWaterso why is it an issue?
We just survived an Epic Ice storm in our Yurt. We are in Oregon and the trees were falling all around but luckily none hit the Yurt. It was scary!
Glad to hear you were all OK! If we ever move the yurt again we are definitely clearing away any trees that could potentially hit it.
Could you please do this without the obnoxious music! You lost my interest within seconds with the music. If you are gonna use music, use it when you are not narrating and don't make it so loud!
Doesn’t rain much in florida
FR? lol
Definitely need a second location for showering due to moister. A little buddy heater for shower would work. I don't know how you control the heater if you are inside and its out side. I would love to hear what you are doing these days. I'm thinking about using the foam plywood and makeshift a shower room. That and or using a shower tent surrounded by the foam wall's.
Hey! Great video, thank you for sharing this! Just thought the music was a bit distracting, it was hard to focus on what you were saying at times!
Definitely.
Jesus. The music.
Thank you! I ove the real-life perspectives! and the music too...
Hay bails around the base will help. Stck your wood close. stay warm!
Damn, that's noisy. Is there an insulation you can put in that would help dampen the sound?
Lives in a tent Complains tent isnt like house🤦♂️
I think any part of a home can be nice sometimes, and annoying at other times. Mostly, we love the sound of rain on the roof. But, it was definitely surprising the first time we had a big down pour and realized how loud it was. Hope you’re having a great day!
Where in Maine are you? Me and my wife we are in our mid and late 20s we recently bought 40 acres up in Maine and we are soon to transition to live off grid in a yurt! I wish you the best blessing and hopefully you get to see my set up as well!
Awesome! We are in the midcoast region, 10-15 miles from the coast. Best of luck on your move/transition to off grid yurt life!