Lots of emotion in this video. My condolences on the loss of Matt’s grandmother. I’m sure it’s been very hard being away from family at such a hard time but I’m sure she is so incredibly proud of her grandson. Also, sorry about your dogs passing. Although you have gone through this loss together, grief is such a personal thing to work through. Keep the sunshine on your face and feel the warmth of their love in your hearts. It was good to hear you two laughing too. You two are both pretty good in the kitchen. The smoked meat looked delicious! 😋 Have a good week. Have a good week ahead!
Love this series and channel. Thanks for sharing the real, the good, the bad, the happy and the sad. That is real life. Me and many others are cheering you both on
I, too was a big fan Alone who could not understand why people would quit because of loneliness. You are experiencing that right now and I trust there will be profound things you learn about yourselves and that you treasure what you learn together as a couple because of this experience.. What a gift. may it take you to heights others never know.
It is a wonderful challenge. My husband and I caretake a remote Marina off Vancouver Island for six months. We do not live on land, our whole community and it is a community is all on the water. We love it. Our third year😎
Keep your spirits up in as many ways as you can. Know that your videos are eagerly awaited. Your videography and presentation are skillful and artistic.
We are so sad for Matt and his family for losing his grandma ❤ you both are going to learn so much about each other by the time May comes around , you will be back on the mainland soon. This is such an amazing adventure for you both ❤
It takes alot of courage to do what you are doing > thanks for your honesty. So look forward to your videos.. so sad about the drone but good job on the ground turkey 1
You're both doing great! Living as we do, we learn so much about ourselves, how to make things work both physically and mentally, and our place in the world. I arrived here in Rivers, straight from England with a 3 year old daughter. In the UK, I lived in a rural location on 10 acres with lots of animals. There was no getting used to Canada in any way! Just straight to life on a float, accessible only by sea plane or boat! It was rather a shock to the system, but I was/am very lucky.....I was immediately right at home, where I was meant to be. The love of a good partner is vital too. Know the sun will keep shining, the weather will get warmer and you will be stronger for the whole remote living experience. ❤
If you can find some thin rubber-type work gloves to wear when outside, they will block most of the cold on your hands, while still allowing you to manipulate things. Usually the gloves are 6-8 mm. I’d bet they have boxes of them there. Just watched further. The gloves you use for cooking would be perfect!
Your doing great! 👍🏽 I hope the Bomb Cyclone was not so bad! Down here it wasn’t too bad (NW Oregon) Please where gloves on the water she looks so cold How was Bacon?
Sending you both love and hugs for grandma!!
Lots of emotion in this video. My condolences on the loss of Matt’s grandmother. I’m sure it’s been very hard being away from family at such a hard time but I’m sure she is so incredibly proud of her grandson. Also, sorry about your dogs passing. Although you have gone through this loss together, grief is such a personal thing to work through. Keep the sunshine on your face and feel the warmth of their love in your hearts.
It was good to hear you two laughing too. You two are both pretty good in the kitchen. The smoked meat looked delicious! 😋
Have a good week.
Have a good week ahead!
You are doing a good job with your videos and narratives, thanks.
Love this series and channel. Thanks for sharing the real, the good, the bad, the happy and the sad. That is real life. Me and many others are cheering you both on
I, too was a big fan Alone who could not understand why people would quit because of loneliness. You are experiencing that right now and I trust there will be profound things you learn about yourselves and that you treasure what you learn together as a couple because of this experience.. What a gift. may it take you to heights others never know.
It is a wonderful challenge. My husband and I caretake a remote Marina off Vancouver Island for six months. We do not live on land, our whole community and it is a community is all on the water. We love it. Our third year😎
Wow. Amazing! Love that
Keep your spirits up in as many ways as you can.
Know that your videos are eagerly awaited. Your videography and presentation are skillful and artistic.
So exited for a Week Ten Update! 🔥
Love your videos! They make me feel so comfortable! And the nature is amazing 🌲🌳
We are so sad for Matt and his family for losing his grandma ❤ you both are going to learn so much about each other by the time May comes around , you will be back on the mainland soon. This is such an amazing adventure for you both ❤
It takes alot of courage to do what you are doing > thanks for your honesty. So look forward to your videos.. so sad about the drone but good job on the ground turkey 1
You're both doing great! Living as we do, we learn so much about ourselves, how to make things work both physically and mentally, and our place in the world. I arrived here in Rivers, straight from England with a 3 year old daughter. In the UK, I lived in a rural location on 10 acres with lots of animals. There was no getting used to Canada in any way! Just straight to life on a float, accessible only by sea plane or boat! It was rather a shock to the system, but I was/am very lucky.....I was immediately right at home, where I was meant to be. The love of a good partner is vital too. Know the sun will keep shining, the weather will get warmer and you will be stronger for the whole remote living experience. ❤
This was your best video so far. Thank you.
Don't let the solitude bother you. In no time at all it will be over.
Yep. Our struggles follow us cause we're the owners.
Turkey - you can also cook the bones for broth, then bake and dry the bones. Then grind them to make bone broth
If you can find some thin rubber-type work gloves to wear when outside, they will block most of the cold on your hands, while still allowing you to manipulate things. Usually the gloves are 6-8 mm. I’d bet they have boxes of them there. Just watched further. The gloves you use for cooking would be perfect!
Your doing great! 👍🏽 I hope the Bomb Cyclone was not so bad! Down here it wasn’t too bad (NW Oregon) Please where gloves on the water she looks so cold How was Bacon?
Hope you find at least 1 glass ball
You can try baking the control board you put cardboard each side aluminum around it 250f for 15-20 minutes something like that.
Next time...triple the ground beef supply lol...that would be hard to be out of... thank you for the videos
Haha! I don’t think we had a choice in the food supply 🤣 but yes, it would be mandatory for future!
100! My mother just turned 90.
I've recently been going down a rabbit hole. Have you had any unidentified calls? Yeti/sasquatch howls?
Have you been running the spare engine on that boat?
Yes, every time we go out we start the kicker and let it run for a couple minutes!