We Got LUCKY! (Off Grid Cabin Extension Build in the Canadian WINTER)

[@dcba43210a]

Well done

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks! 🙏

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Thanks for taking us along

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks for following! 🙏

[@AlmostOffGridGrandmacre-zs5eu]

Fantastic progress 👍

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks! 🙏

[@jamesheidema]

Looking good sir! Well done!

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks! 🙏

[@loda9510]

Awesome work!

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks! 🙂

[@Willow_and_Sage]

Oooooh new video!

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Finally! 🙃🙏

[@bushwalker2673]

Great video :-) Can you please let us know how your grey water system is holding up? thank you.

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks!
The gray water system has still be working flawlessly so far! We are about 2 months into frozen ground and no issues!

[@donscott2359]

Well done letting your children “participate” in the build.

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Thanks! A couple of nails. Otherwise they did extensive testing on the strength on the studs. Ha.

[@waderyu]

no such thing as Luck

[@goingwiththeganongs]

Fair enough!

[@darneseharris2571]

You really need to have your children out of a construction site, especially when it is dark and colder, for the sale of a video, please use safety first tactics. There is a reason that OSHA doesn't allow children on construction sites, especially with no hard hats on. Please use and understand my comment, it can save a lot of lives and trauma from accidents on construction sites (even a homestead).

[@goingwiththeganongs]

We watch our children closely, and take precautions as needed when building. We keep them involved in our DIY build and keep safety in mind - not fear. They are learning with us. It is a stretch to call this a construction site.
Ps. OSHA? We are in Canada. 🙂