Heading North to the Cabin | Hauling Next Year's Big Project
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Winter in Alaska is never a dull season, this upcoming year we will be taking on a particularly challenging task of building a large Quonset hut shop at our new property. Although there is a tremendous amount of preparing to be done, we are happy to have this delivery completed and get to enjoy a few relaxing days at the cabin.
We appreciate you tagging along for our Alaskan adventure 😀
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- Eric & Arielle Illia
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Videos are spread out. Which I love cuz it allows you guys time to record and live life, edit a nice viewing, and let us have a moment with you. I hope I speak for many when I say thank you for letting us into your world. Happy holidays to you!
You mean you don't like watching someone give you a tour of a battery room and videoing 17 Cats and three undisoplined dogs in every video twice a day?
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@@billb8060 I mean I enjoy this channel. And I enjoy the content
@@jamespipe8589 This is by far my favorite channel to watch.
@@billb8060 one of my favs too
I love their channel and what they represent! ❤
That new property is going to be so much better for you guys! Lots of work to get it up to your standards but nothing a little hard work won’t fix. Hoping you hit 700k soon, was really expecting you to by years end! Everyone share this YT channel to a friend or two!
Ed here deserves just as many subs! Plus in my opinion he has the coolest music of all the Alaska YT channels.
Are they going to eventually move to the new property?
You two are amazing. I'm always looking forward to your videos. Thanks for showing how beautiful Alaska is. Your channel is inspiring.
@@reddyman6915 Yep, if you look at their last garden video, I believe, they discussed that they would not have a new garden at their current place next year because they are working on the new property.
Just another day with Arielle and Eric! Hauling 11,000 pounds of Quonset Hut on two trucks for nine hours...tons of snow to clear....minus 22 degrees...unloading 11,000 pounds...and then, of course, a lovely moose stew finished with a glorious banana boat dessert. EPIC!!!! You should put a camera in the cabin to prove that you actually sleep...ever! A whole new chapter coming up! xo Suzi
Hi Suzi, happy to know that I’m not the only one thinking; when do they sleep? Do they ever sleep? 😂😊😇
Its either this life style or actually having to work for a living....pick your poison! I live this life everyday for the past 40 years and its not work for me...its rather enjoyable....
@@jedidiah5131 I can believe that from watching these two. I rather admire folks that are able to either make this transition and it becoming a way of life or for those who were smart enough to begin with who have always lived this way...I find it kinda mind boggling how back in the day when life was hard (meaning hard working & you worked for everything you had) physical labor and then all these "inventions" started coming about making life "easier" and the folks that couldn't keep up with the "Jones' "
that maybe couldn't afford it or didn't deem it necessary, were either talked about or made fun of for being "simple" I guess would be a good term for it..But my point is, is that look around now and see how people are trying to get back to that...the simple, less complicated way of life. This rat race is a mess. Not everyone will agree with what I am about to say, but I d/c! When this country started turning its back on God...thinking and believing that they are their own god,
it messed up. God bless everyone!
BTW I love watching these 2 and living off grid with Doug and Stacy! Hard working people with good hearts.
@@jedidiah5131 they have a job it's this RUclips channel how else did they afford all that sheet metal. SMH
@@lbrown6859 therapy is in your near future
How hard you both work! Without complaints, I must add! You are, what this country was built on! Eric & Arielle, you make my heart sing 🎶! 💞💚💞
Suzanne, they are angels (unbeknownst to them ) radiating the message of joy by touching upon ur soul by doing what they do. Does it not free u from ur daily drivel even if it is for around half an hour. The photography of the beauty/harshness in nature just transports one to a beautiful space which one would never see even if they actually travel to Alaska or even anyplace else. They never promote their merch, it's just in the body of the video description.
You do realize that what you see is what they don’t edit out. I’m sure they’re just like other people that get frustrated, upset, sleepy, etc…. Just saying.
@@rcclassiccrawlers4368 SMH
When Arielle opened the door at 27:31 and a cloud of condensed frost blew inside I could almost hear my dad holler: "I feel a draft!" 😝Thanks for the video!
Our stoves used to heat up the hiuse so much we had to crack windows open even tho it was only 8 degrees outside! Good ole days
“Are we heating the whole neighborhood now!” 😂
Close the d-n door! What are you trying to do….heat the outside!
I could hear my Dad yell, "Shut the dang door!" 😂 We had approximately three seconds to get in the door and shut it when we were kids.
My dad yelling: "Shut the door! Were you raised in a barn?"🤣 Good times...good times...
Eric and Arielle, your channel is one of my favorites. Not only beautiful editing, but 2 of the most genuine and hard working couples I have ever had the pleasure of witnessing. Can’t wait for the future plans!
The previous owner of your cabin is a genius for putting the well in the crawl space were it was not subjected to to full brunt of the sub-zero winter temperatures. Common sense is not so common any longer in our country, but the previous owner thought ahead and knew he did not want to have any issues with the water pipes freezing so he took measures to assure they would not freeze. Bravo
A new adventure begins with the new property and I’ll enjoy watching every minute of your Homestead Creation . This plot of land seems much better (bigger, flat, no bog etc.) than the current one. Hugs! ❤️🇺🇸
That heater in the crawl space was to keep the pipes from freezing
I should have looked before leaving a comment. Same thing that I said!
I thought it might have been for the water pump, but it still may have been for the pipes.😀
Good place to hide when Sasquatch comes to visit
I think adding a cheap digital temperature controller with outlet would make it a 'set and forget' pipe heater. Set the temp controller to about 35°, plug the heater into its outlet and forget about it (after you check to make sure it's running right).
@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 how does that work when they’re dependent on a generator?
Your exuberance seems undiminished even when confronting unexpected hurdles. Love to you both!
OMG!! This entire VLOG is incredible. It's amazing what the two of you set out to accomplish. So excited to see this new property transpire into the vision you have intended for it. And a big thank for bringing us along. You are one of my most cherished channels. HUGS!!!❤🐾🐾
Rewatching this in June 2024 and it amazaes me again just how much graft, sweat and tears you two have put into this property ever since. ❤
Great choice on the shop. I have a 40x40 and they are great buildings. Also it was nice to see you guys sit down and enjoy dinner. Thanks for sharing.
That's why enjoy camping and running around is that they sit down to eat. I agree with you Ron.
I am so excited for all of your upcoming adventures at your new property! Thank you so much for bringing us along!
Was so blessed by this video. Thank you for hugging each other! It made me cry filling up with memories. Good ones loved our time in Alaska. But it was unfinished do to unforeseen circumstances.
So happy for both of you thank you for sharing!
Someone used the word epic to describe what you do and it’s a perfect word! Your building, gardening , putting up food , your cooking, ALL your endeavors plus your love for each other, for your dogs ,cat , chickens, and your Alaska! And now 9hours NORTH. a new adventure - wow so glad to be along for the ride❤️❤️❤️
Have watched you since your drive though Canada and all that followed. You two are made for that country. Cheers.
If I had a dollar for every time Eric says “This is the best thing I’ve ever eaten”…….😂
I know! I'd like a video of outtakes where he's like "This is horrible, I'm never eating this again" :)
Lol but for real
I think it usually is the hunger factor after a hard day's work :)
And "Cool" from both of them. 😁
It's his catch phrase. They need to put it on tee shirts and sell them. Lol
perfect couple! treat her with as much care as you can. life up there would suck without a special someone.
I love you guys and the community you guys built. im reading the comments and they are all so wholesome 😭❤
Hi Eric, Arielle and fur babies! I hope you all had a wonderful holiday and a safe one. Take care and thanks for all the videos you guys put out!! ❣️
We hope you had a wonderful holiday as well 😀❤
Having lived for years with wood heating I appreciated the fact that the cabin gets very warm and you have to open the door to the outside to bring in some cold air. Loved that this cabin was built with a crawlspace to keep pipes warm!
🇨🇦 Hello from Ontario Canada. I love how well you's two work so well together! I love following along your channel! You's both are such down to earth, hard working people. Thank you so much for doing these videos! I always look so forward to watching and seeing whats next! 🙏🤗
Thank you 😊
Once again, I’m really sad when the video ends. I’m happy for your new location. It’s beautiful. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃 to you both!
Erik & Arielle we LOVE YOU happy holidays
Happy Holidays 🥰
When I lived "up north", having an electric heater in the crawl space usually meant that at a specifically low temp, the space heater would be needed. Just like a propane blanket was needed for the propane tank at -40 or colder or the propane starts to gel. Not sure if you have propane at the new place. Really like the new place.
I'm so glad (we, ha) are moving to the new property. At first I was sad but this place is beautiful and you two deserve it. My highlights were the breathtaking scenery, Bandit getting a new doghouse and sharing a mattress with Arielle, Bo having breakfast in bed, comforting Kitty about that mean ole snow, in essence the best video yet. Eric is the modern day MacGyver as well as the best chef. Thank you two for sharing with us.
Can't wait to see the Quonset hut get assembled this summer. Should be quite interesting. I have no doubt the two of you are up to the task!
Excited and a lot of trepidation for the new homestead. You guys worked hard to establish the old place!
Love your vlog, and SO looking forward to your move journey to the gorgeous new property. As an occasional driver, I am so impressed at Ariel’s driving skills. 😅. I’ve watched Eric’s driving prowess so many times he is a natural, but Arielle, you rock girl. Best from the other Cold White North - Canada.
Love the tender moment between the trailers, the cool shot of opening the door and letting the cold air pour in (that was neat), taking us along EVEN IN THE CRAWL SPACE and the never-ending optimism you reflect in your videos!!!! Thank you!!!
So stoked for the new adventure and new beginnings. Can't wait to see the future episodes. Stay warm!
Having lived in Quonset huts in the marines a long time ago, I know how awesome they can be. That will be some kind of great workshop.
We used diesel fuel pot bellied stoves to heat them.
Happy Thanksgiving to you guys! Thank you for the Friday night video. Greetings from Cloudcroft New Mexico
You two are such hardworking, determined people. You have a vision and go for it. Your content is always interesting and informative. Love you guys and your life. The new place is great. You guys got lucky finding that. So many potentials
It's amazing how loud the snow crunches at the below 0 temps. 😄
Ya its a certain temperature once cold enough I think its below 13 or 14 Fahrenheit before you get crunchy/squeaky noises. 😉
Looking forward to watching all the changes on the new property
I love your new place and cant wait to see what the future holds for you both and the fur/feather babies too! Be safe out there. Lots of love from N Central Texas
🤗 Blessings, Texas folks. 🎁
I love watching how you work together and how you respect each other. I loved your hug you showed. You did it right, heart to heart, healing hug. Keep going.
So nice to see you guys sitting at a table and eating. Can’t wait to see your new adventure to your new home.
Ohhh my, I’ve been looking forward all day for you guys! How adventurous y’all are, thanks for taking us along and sharing your precious time with your viewers! I’m so excited to see what you’ve got planned for that huge monster of a building 😂 congratulations on your safe trip, be well and safe until next time ❤🎉🎉😮
I am pretty sure I delivered this freight to AFF. If it is the same load that is pretty cool
I have followed the built of the shop but it was so good to go back to see how you in all your innocence continue on your life in Alaska by moving all thos parts in the winter. So enjoy your development as you investigate life.
WOW!! They're sitting down to eat! Amazing! They almost always stand.
You two make such an awesome team! What an epic adventure you continue to create… Thank you for sharing the journey with us. Sending admiration and gratitude from Santa Rosa!
Excited for the new homestead. Happy to watch you guys build this one and watch you both add your own personal flare.
Wow... !!! My best friend, thanks to you, I enjoyed watching... I'm proud of you for developing day by day.
This is an enjoyable channel on so many levels. A shining example of self responsibility and positivity. Long time viewer from Calgary.
OMG! I am so excited to see the future plans for the new property! Things are really going to come together swiftly with the preparation y'all doing. Can't wait to see what y'all have in store!
Love to see you guys work together as a team. So much love between you two. Fantastic vlog because it’s real life struggling to make a difference in a land that most people could not survive in. Wish you nothing but success in all your adventures as I will be watching along the way. 👍👏😤
You to are the sweetest couple i now i know on the youtube love watching as an Aussie
Amazing, Eric and Arielle make doing tough work in an extreme environment seem like a walk in the park. So much to learn from their attitude to life.
I don’t know why I love watching these videos so much, I hate winter and snow and live in Canada but for some reason I am fixated and I think it is just the fact you both make it look so enjoyable. I have learned so much from you both and love the concept of the outdoor life and communing with nature. Thank You for your videos I live my outdoor adventure vicariously through you both.
I knew it was a quonset hut! It will HUM when the wind blows. Love your adventurous natures! Youre open to trying anything and I love that. Looking forward to watching the new property develop. 😁
Love the shot of the cold coming in across the floor when it got too hot inside.
eric give her more hugs .. she really wants to be hugged by u .. beautiful couple god bless u too
So happy for both of you! I am excited to see how you develop this property. Thank you for sharing your journey - I enjoy your videos so much!
So excited for you guys! You did so much work on all your properties, you deserve this place so much 😁 it seems already like it’s going to meet your needs more fully and also be even more comfortable? So excited for the next videos really 🙌👌
24:05 I love shots like these. The sounds of hard work and prosperity in a harsh environment is so deeply satisfying 👍
Great show we all enjoy watching them keep up the good work
I I was younger would be helping, but at 83 that's impossible.
I hated seeing this episode come to an end. You two can pack so much into a forty-minute video while keeping it extremely interesting. The wellhead within the confine of the cabin footprint is an interesting and convenient feature, One wonders how many other pleasant surprises the previous owner(s) have in store for you.
I’m so excited for you guys!🎉 it is so weird watching you sitting down to eat a meal 😂
I’ve never seen them sit down to a meal. Seems that they are always on their feet. I guess makes it easier to keep going. Ready, set , GO!
Can't believe this channel doesn't have over a million viewers,best on utube. Take care Eric and Arielle,and congratulations on the new cabin.👍🇺🇸😎
Made many MANY banana boats attending and working at various Girl Scout camps. We always left the peel on but cut a v-shaped notch almost fully down the inner curve of the banana (leaving the cut section of peel attached at one end). The small v-slice of banana was a snack and we filled that space with the toppings then re-covered with the cut peel section and wrapped in foil. Cook till feels extra soft when squeezed with tongs.
My favorite toppings were peanut butter, marshmallows, and a couple chocolate chips.
Shop is a necessary addition to a homestead. Glad to see this!
Tips for building the quenset, it will stand upright by itself after 3 completed strips even with no rear wall, rent a manlift to put it up - ladders suck and it will support the first few strips when you start building, have a small aligning bar handy to line up the holes to start the bolts, use a butterfly air impact to tighten the bolts - it's small light fast and torques the rubber sealing washers down perfectly and after 5 5 gallon pails of nuts and bolts will save your expensive battery powered tools. 2 guys with no experience we had a 40x60 up on a prepared slab in about 4 8 hour days in November with light snow.
All your videos are so interesting 🤔
Looking forward to the new metal workshop 😀
Just as added thought. I am so excited to see your work ethic. I sit down with my teenage grandson and have him watch and learn from you folks. So much of the stuff that we old timers used to do back in our younger days and it is something the younger generations need to learn. Getting old is no fun cause we can't work! I always say "what I wouldn't give to be healthy enough to be able to clean out our old barn or weed the garden or make hay". Crazy, but true. Working gets rid of stress and enables our minds to think outside the box and develop ideas for future projects. The ingenuity of our generations before us started out that way. Thank you so much of offering this opportunity to show young people how to work. Stay safe.
I have the same building!! It's a 56x26, I have more space than I know what to do with! I'm excited to see what you guys end up doing!
I knew it, I knew it as it was being loaded, a Quonset hut! They are so neat.
I’m watching this one very behind but I am sure glad you took your time & put safety first. No rush, the cat n chooks will survive without a few days.
I'm so happy for you guys with this new house and property ! The potential of this property is amazing and this shop is just the tip of the iceberg ( so to speak ). Looking forward to the shop build and all the other projects and adventures ya'll have. Safe travels back home and I hope the black truck makes it just fine !
Sad to see you leaving the old place however a new adventure is calling you & I can’t wait to follow along again🤩. Thank you for sharing your journeys with all of us ! God bless & safe travels home 👵🏻👩🌾❣️
You guys just amaze me every time I watch your videos! 🙂 Congratulations on your new property...lots of room to expand!
WOW, you Kids just did a year's worth of work in a few days, respect. Great Job.
The new property looks amazing. I’m looking forward to seeing all the new things you two create in the future. Sending love from Worcestershire, England. X
I don't ever miss an episode. Love seeing it up there and I can only imagine all the hard work that goes in beyond the camera lens! I just moved to Montana from Texas because I have always craved adventure like you guys live. Getting a couple of winters under my belt before I find some property and build my small cabin. If MT doesn't do it for me, I will be headed that way to Alaska! Alaska is the one duty station I always wanted to get stationed at!
Long time fan and never miss an episode. Wish I could convince my wife to move to Alaska LOL.
Quick FYI for the well pump. I found out the hard way that when running a water pump on a generator (and likely solar system) you need three times the wattage to safely push the pump with the generator. Im not sure why. But it over-taxes the inverter/regulator. Had to replace mine on the old generator twice and eventually shorted out the dynamo. You said the pump is 115V and 12A so it's 1380 watts. Typically 1/2 horse pumps are 500 to 750 watts so more likely its a 1Hp which makes sense if the well is deeper than 25ft or so. I run a 1Hp on a 40ft well. Keep this in mind when designing the solar system because you will need at least 4140 watts to run the pump alone. Of course, it won't be running all the time but something to think about when you decide to run it for extended periods while other things may be running at the same time. Like your freezer in the summer.
Thanks for the tips :)
You’re such an amazing couple. Too bad this country doesn’t have more like you.
I absolutely love you guys! You are living the life I want😭but I am a teacher and love my job! Your channel isn't as elaborate as other channels, but I can't wait for new uploads ❤️. Keep it up with the entertainment. You guys rock!!!!! Love from South Africa
What a fantastic location, hopefully everything goes as you all wish. Best ofnluck
SO excited for you guys (and us) and your new property! I'm excited to see how it will develop over time. Your hard work and go getter attitude is very inspiring!
Good luck on the build. Currently building my 40x60’ Quonset and trying to get finished before winter hits here in Indiana. My tips:
-pay someone to do concrete prep and pour, I did mine and it took forever cause I was only working nights and weekends without much help. Rain flooded foundation so many times and weather kept holding up foundation work.
-when building the arches make sure you use the provided “story board” angle iron pieces to keep the ribs correct distance apart. Got 12 panels in on mine yesterday and kept having issues getting bolt holes to line up and then checked dims and realized top of arch was growing and bowing out front to back out of vertical square. Taking forever to unbolt and loosen ribs enough to come back and get them to correct offset to pull bldg back into square. Killed a whole day yesterday and still more rework.
-minimum of a 2 person job. Can’t hold and align and bolt together by yourself. Scissor lift is a must, have been putting them up straight and curve on both sides, then short on one side and long on other then both top pieces together on ground and lifting up into position. Working well but kinda slow. Would like to try to build whole arch on ground and lift into place to see if it’s any quicker but don’t have a crane. Taking us about 1-1.5hrs per arch. 30 arches total for 40x60 and I have 15 left so another 20-30 hrs in arches and more for end panels and doors.
-just realizing spray foam is going to be a must. Frosted last night and sun today heats up the metal and cause frost to melt and essentially makes it rain on the inside and would get all of your stuff wet. Hope it gets better when I have the whole place enclosed but not sure.
For anyone still reading:
Steel master 40x60 19’ tall S model $35,000
Concrete I did myself but $5K materials (rebar, mesh foam, pex), $24,000 contractor just to put up form boards and pour/finish. Ask me any other questions, I have a cost tracker if you are curious.
Good luck! Great structures from what I can tell. Happy building.
Work all day to enjoy the night. I love the Alaska lifestyle.
So soooo excited for this new project!!!!! Yay yay yay! Thank you guys again for the great visuals and great video!
Omg! I’ve never heard anyone have banana boats before we had them when I was a kid in the 70’s and my kids and I would always have them in the summer on the campfire up at the cottage but our banana boats had marshmallows in them with chunks of hersheys milk chocolate bars inside the bananas we would leave the peel on the banana and just cut a little slit in and sorta push on both ends so the banana would open a little bit and that would allow a space for the mini marshmallows and the pieces of milk chocolate. And then we would wrap them in foil and put in the campfire and when we unwrapped them we would dig into the Center and it would be oooey goooey yummy sweet goodness! I’ve never seen a banana boat like yours before but I bet it’s good too!! Looking forward to seeing what all you have planned long term!! You both work sooo well together! Cheers from Orillia, Ontario, Canada 🍁 🥰❤️🇨🇦
I totally love your program especially the fishing episodes ❤
The loving hug at 21:45 was precious. My dear wife and I still do this after 53 years of marriage.
It's gonna be so much fun watching you guys put that quonset together. A million bolts. And the sections are really wiggly/twisty till you get a few together. BUT once you get them bolted, they make a super-strong structure! You're gonna love it!
So happy for you guys that you were able to get hold of this property. Good flat land. Good timber! I can already hear that Norwood groaning!😝 Great video!👍
I admire you guys for all that you do. It just amazes me how you find a way to do major projects that many of us wouldnt attempt. Eric, your knowledge of...well whatever needs to be done...is amazing. And you also Arielle, your gardening and cooking skills are wonderful. You both make such a great team getting things done together. And I love those occasional embraces. So nice. Take care.
You are both so amazing . You work so hard and always keep it positive . What amazes me is how very brave you both are under conditions that are oft times less than ideal . You never give up !!! I don't think you allow anything to defeat your spirit . I just love the constant thought of the dogs' comfort and welfare . In my opinion you have the best channel I have yet found on You Tube and I thank you so much for letting us in on your adventures .
Exciting new adventure. I love how undaunted you two are in going after your dreams.
Wow, this is exciting, don't know why I'm excited but there you have it, I am😁 Way to go guys, I'm looking forward to seeing all that you have planned taking shape over time. You are both amazing, hard workers...and I envy your new upcoming adventures. Thank you for sharing your journey, I've watched all your videos and I look forward to many more❤❤
YOU guys are just plain>>>>>>>>>>>>amazing!! WOW what a great video!!
Truly love you two. You make me happy, envious, hungry, and very proud that there are people like you still around. Your new place will be great. Be as careful possible. Till next time.
Beautiful place! Thank you so much for sharing! Be safe!
Always on the go and progressing towards a very excitable future,Quonset huts are fun and knowing you guys this thing will probably look like a spaceship when it’s completed. Kudos on a new beginning!
The license plate on the out house is a nice touch😁😆! The beauty of this property is just breath-taking! Excited to see the start of the development plan!💕
26:16 holy mackerel, its nice to see you two eating sitting down at a table. Enjoy the new lace.
New property looks great, can't wait to see what you guys do with it. TFS. Best wishes from UK x