Fall at the Off Grid Cabin | Life in Alaska
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2020
- Fall is a short season in Alaska, nonetheless crisp days fill the air and vibrant leaves create a colorful landscape. With freezing temperatures the growing season comes to a halt and we embrace the wood stove for the beauty and warmth it provides.
We clean up the yard, protect the fruit trees with vole guards and prepare the beehives for the upcoming winter with candy boards, quilt boxes, and extra insulation. We end the night with a lovely harvest of brussel sprouts for a fresh meal at the cabin.
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I just wanted to let you two know that I think it's really cool that you include the sunrise/sunset and temps for the day in your videos. It's interesting to see the difference from your place and where I am in Michigan.
I’m Off Grid in Hawaii... but I learn sooo much from watching you guys.... motivates me to keep trying new ideas and become more self reliant in this crazy Time!
Young people you created a little paradise over there! I could not imagine that you can grow such a different kinds of vegetables in Alaska! You are such a great couple in every possible way. Wishing you all the best for now and for the future!
You are so great together. Your lifestyle work because you both work together and respect/trust each other. Love the lifestyle!!!
Watching this makes me want to sell everything in the city and move to a remote place, but then i remember that I dont have an awesome partner/friend/lover like you guys do (and thats the most important part that I can see)
Beautiful fall scenery, you guys have to be the healthiest best eating homesteaders on utube.😀🥕🥒🥬🧅🧄🍄🥦🍳🥗
"You could throw them like ninja stars.....BAP!!!" - Ya'll are too awsome.
A make shift roof for your hives will help a ton! I have a very similar set up, and always struggled with winter survival until recently. I also insulate in teh same way. Also, I took a piece of sheet metal that I can tie down over my two hives, at a slant so water flows off and away from the hives, and i haven't had any issues with moisture since. Highly recommend it.
My Favorite way to prepare Brussel sprouts is to half them into a cast iron pan, season with ground black pepper, Kosher salt, Garlic powder and olive oil. Roast in oven until there is a char on most leaves. They are awesome!
Great video! One real easy trick to help with the condensation! Raise the rear of the hive a little (3/4-1”). Then what condensation, if any, that does form on the top of the inside covers will run to the front, down and out of the entrance or through the screen bottom board. It won’t be dripping down on the cluster which is a death sentence in the winter no matter where you’re at. Good luck with it and keep up the great work!
You picked a good day to burn. Even the ashes add something to the soil. I sure hope your bees do well this winter - it is always so nice to see them in spring. I was so excited to see how well your brussels sprouts did! And your supper had me drooling of course. Love you two and really appreciate that you share your lives with us.
I’m hooked to this channel. I just love watching you guys working together and enjoying the fruits of your labor together.
I can't wait for the potato harvest!
You guys have evolved into a cooking show, which is just amazing. I’d love to be your next door neighbor, and come to dinner. It’s truly amazing. I am wondering if either of you have any culinary training, or organic training. So, that is the second question for your Q and A that I have proposed. (The first, if you have been inundated and have forgotten is about Eric’s side arms. Why he wears a semi in some situations, and a revolver in others. I hope you can answer in the winter when things might be slower. I’d very much like to know the answers to both. Great! Love your work and dedication, so much. - Liam
I happened on to this sight by simple looking. I so totally enjoy watching this
Living the high life. Thanks for taking us on your Alaskan adventures
You two are master gardeners, master chefs, and masters at living life at its fullest! Thank you for sharing and teaching all of us how to do the same. ♥️
It so amazing to see how far u too have come at your homestead, I've been on vacation and I've missed your videos, from your knowledge to the superb drone shots of beautiful Alaska. Nice cranberry find indeed. I love your Salmon trip as well. Looking forward to the devil salve your making for pain relief. I always look forward to your videos. U both stay safe take care and always enjoy where your at, it's a blessing for sure.
I’m 82 and have never seen Brussels Sprouts grown. How wonderful. Love to eat them. You two are the best. Love parsnips.💕
Never did I think in the Alaskan winter there would be little mice awake and a threat to your tree's and bees. I thought everything hibernated in winter. @