Building an Off Grid Yurt Alone in the Canadian Wilderness | Day 10

Building an Off Grid Yurt Alone in the Canadian Wilderness | Day 10
• Building an Off Grid Y... Our Spirit Bear Van Blows a Tire, we are at the mercy of the rain for completing our Yurt, and we make an amazing vegan chinese noodle dinner! We also show you what we do with our Onion scraps in our vegetable garden!
This Yurt build and Yurt life will be a journey, we hope you SUBSCRIBE and come with us! Enjoy #yurt #offgrid #tinyhouse #alone #livingoffgrid #garden #offthegrid #gardening #DIY
Nicole and I are attempting to live off the grid in British Columbia, Canada. We have 8 acres of forest property sandwiched in between the Pacific Ocean, a fresh water lake, and a stream which flows year round from the lake into the ocean. For over nearly 10 years I grew a fruit tree, permaculture, garden, and native edible plant, herb, and raised bed garden food forest. You can still watch all the garden videos of my old desert garden in Arizona. I was born in British Columbia and I have returned to the Rain Forests of British Columbia to a "Raw Land" property to grow my 1st FULL EDIBLE FOOD FOREST Off Grid on a wilderness property. This climate is temperate and coastal, rarely seeing snow in the winter and highs in the 80's (30 Celsius) in the summer. It is a rare microclimate that spans from gardening zone 7-9. The property is 8 acres and completely overgrown, mostly with conifer trees. This area is a verifiable rain forest and situated in the Southwestern-most tip of the Canadian "Great Bear Rain Forest". NicHolistic ( / holisticnicole ) and I will be learning about edible seaweeds, edible native plants, edible mushrooms, and many other edible native trees/plants as we attempt to Build a Yurt, Draw Our Energy Clean, Live Off the Grid, and Grow an Epic Superfoods Garden and Fruit Tree Orchard. We will also have a lot of changes coming so get ready. More videos and BTS Clips at my VLOG channel / adventureswjakenicole
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[@VeganAthlete]

Building an Off Grid Yurt Alone in the Canadian Wilderness | Day 10 kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaG8oapvfc97m6c Our Spirit Bear Van Blows a Tire, we are at the mercy of the rain for completing our Yurt, and we make an amazing vegan chinese noodle dinner! We also show you what we do with our Onion scraps in our vegetable garden! This Yurt build and Yurt life will be a journey, we hope you SUBSCRIBE and come with us! Enjoy #yurt #offgrid #tinyhouse #alone #livingoffgrid #garden #offthegrid #gardening #DIY Nicole and I are attempting to live off the grid in British Columbia, Canada. We have 8 acres of forest property sandwiched in between the Pacific Ocean, a fresh water lake, and a stream which flows year round from the lake into the ocean. For over nearly 10 years I grew a fruit tree, permaculture, garden, and native edible plant, herb, and raised bed garden food forest. You can still watch all the garden videos of my old desert garden in Arizona. I was born in British Columbia and I have returned to the Rain Forests of British Columbia to a "Raw Land" property to grow my 1st FULL EDIBLE FOOD FOREST Off Grid on a wilderness property. This climate is temperate and coastal, rarely seeing snow in the winter and highs in the 80's (30 Celsius) in the summer. It is a rare microclimate that spans from gardening zone 7-9. The property is 8 acres and completely overgrown, mostly with conifer trees. This area is a verifiable rain forest and situated in the Southwestern-most tip of the Canadian "Great Bear Rain Forest". NicHolistic (www.KZbin.com/HolisticNicole) and I will be learning about edible seaweeds, edible native plants, edible mushrooms, and many other edible native trees/plants as we attempt to Build a Yurt, Draw Our Energy Clean, Live Off the Grid, and Grow an Epic Superfoods Garden and Fruit Tree Orchard. We will also have a lot of changes coming so get ready. More videos and BTS Clips at my VLOG channel www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole Many of you have been asking what our address is so you can send us items to be featured in our videos.....please use this address (must be send with Canada Post): PO Box 1297 Port Hardy Port Hardy, BC V0N 2P0 Special Thanks to Pacific Yurts: www.yurts.com/ Instagram: PacificYurts Our Boat: Stryker Hunter Jet 420 Instagram: StrykerBoats KZbin: bit.ly/2TzM2d2 strykerboats.com If you would like to help us on our journey please hit the LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE, click the BELL and turn on the notifications If You Would Like Us To Continue, Please become a Patron and support our production! www.patreon.com/JakeNicole My other KZbin Channels: 1. KZbin.com/ShaolinCenter 2. KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole ***ORDER MY NEW FULLY COMPREHENSIVE GARDENING COURSE HERE: www.diyhomesteadprojects.com/product/gardening-basics/ Join My Facebook GARDENING GROUP Here: facebook.com/groups/ArizonaGarden/ Find Me on Snapchat & Instagram: "JakeMaceTaiChi" Subscribe To My OTHER KZbin Channels: 1. www.KZbin.com/ShaolinCenter 2. www.KZbin.com/AdventuresWJakeNicole 3. www.KZbin.com/MaceYoga ---------------- **Email Me at [e-mail] ***My Facebook Page: facebook.com/jakemaceveganathlete ****My Website: www.LearnFromJake.com *****Instagram at "JakeMaceTaiChi" ******Twitter at "KungFuUniverse" *******Snapchat at "JakeMaceTaiChi" 1. Please Help My Journey to Create More Gardening and Vegan Food Content by Supporting My Patreon: www.Patreon.com/JakeNicole 2. My Incredible Online Gardening Course is HERE: www.diyhomesteadprojects.com/product/gardening-basics/ 3. JOIN My NEW Facebook GARDENING PAGE! Click HERE: facebook.com/groups/ArizonaGarden/ 4. Join My Free BLOG and More at: www.LearnFromJake.com 5. Hit the "Like" button, Click "SUBSCRIBE", Comment Below, and Share this Video! 6. Friend me on Facebook at: www.Facebook.com/jakemace.taichi 7. Check out my website at www.LearnFromJake.com 8. Email me at: [e-mail]

[@karagregory69]

Love it. A woman who can change a tire and not play the princess card. You are Awesome.

[@VeganAthlete]

Tomorrow we go to the Himalayan Mountains OFF GRID in India......come back tomorrow! I am finishing the editing of Himalayan Mountains trekking above 18k feet elevation day 1

[@PeekPost]

good luck.

[@sarahpurington5486]

Can’t wait!

[@garden_geek]

You guys make the most delicious-looking stir-frys. Seriously. I can’t wait until you guys can start an on-site garden and/or food forest!

[@metalPhil-se8fl]

Isolation. Building things. Gardening. Wholesome vegan cooking. All things I also enjoy.

[@vitacrown5806]

Unfortunately, self-reliance and veganism do not mix.

[@djchancla2451]

I will pray for you and Nicole

[@debbiegallett1125]

Thanks for the tip about the onions. You need mosquito head nets.

[@dekcgi7891]

Debbie Gallett Mosquito head nets .....For the onions?????

[@user-hy5kz1lz2b]

I loved flustered by him

[@RealKungFu]

Nice..Can't Wait ☯️☯️☯️✌🏼

[@CryptoAstro]

We love this! Especially vegan cooking inspiration🥘

[@kathrynczajkowski963]

So glad the platform is almost done, so your home can come next. You guys are working hard and it shows! Much love from California!

[@michelemarie111]

Great idea on the onion, thank you!

[@kellyomeara3063]

Can't wait to see the next steps!

[@illj]

Wow! My wife couldn't never do that. Nicole is great.

[@ittybittywtf9333]

Just a thought, I'd invest in a nail gun if you have a power source.generator, battery, something to make things faster. You're doing an amazing job I'm so impressed at your determination and you both are doing it with a smile, incredible! thanks for sharing your journey.

[@VeganAthlete]

ittybitty WTF Thank you so much. We don’t have a generator or electricity but when we do we will be using one for sure

[@jorgvonfrundsberg9643]

You don't need power or generator. Buy a gun that runs on gas cartridges!

[@mainelife4268]

Setting plywood is easier if you stand on it, put a 2 x 4 on the edge to be hit and use a sledge. The sledge will move it under you and your weight holds the plywood tight. Stay on the plywood while you nail it.

[@VeganAthlete]

Phil Dougherty Great suggestion

[@sheilaeagy3913]

Best videos on youtube hands down.

[@TerPer1969]

Just thanks for being nice humans!!! 🥰

[@patriciakoester1580]

That food looks delicious!!! Love you guys !! ♥️♥️ Grandma Patricia

[@burnumsharp3985]

I was all into the jake and nicole series and now I had to start over confusing ugh lol. Im catching back to were I was. Luv the videos so jealous.

[@nolab7563]

Nice!

[@babsinny]

Omg thanks for the peepers💜

[@ritadonovan6606]

I’m Jake that you had to leave your plants back home but it now a new lease on life for you. I regrow onions like you both do as well as other vegetables. Celery, green onions, garlic etc. Jake singing is healthy for your soul. 👍🥰🇨🇦 I miss the hair style you used to have.

[@brigittelm6054]

Bless you both, stay dry and keep extra socks around. You could rig tarps above on ropes between trees then hang another around off of shower hooks on the round metal holes above and drape it for drainage and Work when you can if there is no winds. Orherwise just best to make due and rest, exercise. Best to keep yurt components high and dry for when the weather breaks and sun is back. 😉

[@vcottn2632]

Your meals look perfect and delicious even in the wilderness.

[@clove8220]

That food wow😍

[@lolalola5391]

Love your video's both of you are a hard working people. Just be careful

[@douglasdailey5998]

Dang man that food looked good and healthy.

[@suannedorman621]

I am so excited to see the yurt when it's all done.

[@qasimali32]

Cannot wait for your fruit orchard at the property Jake

[@VeganAthlete]

Qasim Me too!!!

[@SIMONSK9CLUB]

Hello Mr.Jake. I'm from India. And I'm following you for years now. And I love your videos. And I we feel happy to hear that you have come to India for tour. Hope you'll come again 😁

[@RoseRose-yo4qs]

I'm so glad you showed this video to make others aware of what could happen with the tire change. So much fun to watch you two. Thanks for all the work you put into the videos

[@stacey2558]

Great video guys. Amazing progress. Thanks for sharing! Sending much love.

Being french, watching Notre Dame burn was really sad. I'm glad you had the opportunity to see it on your journey throughout the world. I do appreciate your kind words about it. Great video. Thanks for sharing this experience with us. Stay safe !

[@leonawilliams6599]

The yurt is coming along '' very nicely '' and dinner looked so good made me hungry '' keep up the good work and video's you guys are great'' love watching your show''\

[@lewisclark7491]

you should totally transform one of the trees in your land into a Mu Ren Zhuang for training/ exercise. It would look so cool, but still natural.

[@kimcote9964]

Great video!

[@kan-zee]

3:50 love the tip on *Regrowing veggie scraps* ONION

[@jasminee9652]

Cant wait for the yurt

[@aaronm.3398]

Looks good

[@leonawilliams6599]

I cant wait to see the new videos'' looking forward to watching''

[@BarbaraC02]

Yeah team Nicole!!!

[@friendlyfoodforest8033]

I was thinking y'all will need firewood and you will be spending time clearing and building this year. Then I realized you will be clearing your firewood at the same time!

[@user-or8ij9uy3k]

いつの間に素敵な庭ができているー

[@bitatk]

I love what you guys are doing what a great team work you two ❤️

[@trustingblindly1413]

Oh come on . Noooooooo 😭 why I have to work at 4 💔 guess I’ll wait till I get out to watch it 🤣. Definitely looking forward to it.

[@karenenglish8762]

Nice to see your platform nearly done it's amazing to follow your journey I would love to live it I'm big into fitness healthy eating if only Ireland had something like this I would love it keep up the great work xx

[@harleco1]

That looks like a huge span to lay a sub floor . We put them on 16 inch centers. Enjoy your videos thanks

[@danmcbride6258]

Great Job😶👍

[@llgoldstein2710]

I am really enjoying watching your adventures. That was a close call on the van. Glad you both are ok. Keep up the good work.

[@irenesilva744]

Awesome. Had no idea about planting the onion ends. Going to try it!

[@sticks6891]

Great vid

[@redrickgrass]

Good job folks!!

[@unsilentzone3357]

So grateful nobody was under the car while the jack slipped. That could have been horrific!

[@justgivemethetruth]

food looks good

[@brigittelm6054]

You could stain deck underneath and supports ...if ground is dry under there enough for you to work. Then do deck top when dry weather 😎

[@blindjohn2969]

Gettin er Done!

[@krisward4510]

Your food always looks so good have you thought about doing a cookbook?

[@masisboxingbelts]

The same way the van fell forward with the jack is the same reason they recommend 45 degree side bracing on the foundation of the yurt .

[@VeganAthlete]

Masis Belts Haha. Not a very good analogy

[@masisboxingbelts]

Even if you put a few side bracing not necessarily on every bracket it would make a difference , looking Out for you .

[@robertadelsberger3749]

VeganAthlete ...Dude, I’ve been watching your videos for a few weeks now. Mostly been reading the comments. Granted, some are unfair, you guys are clearly novices doing your best, but many of the comments are made by people just trying to help. I’ve noticed probably 50 comments mentioning the cross bracing, I’ve also gone to your Pacific Yurt website where it talks about cross bracing. Don’t you think that 50-some comments referring to the some thing warrants a response? By not responding, you come across as an arrogant, knot head. Is that really what you want to portray in these videos? If you want to keep viewers coming back, and you want to be respected, respect your audience. Believe it or not, some of these people actually know what they are talking about and you could stand to profit from their advice. Please accept this as constructive. I’ve noticed you resist anything that comes across as the least bit critical. If you want to build your channel you need viewers to like you and feel connected. A little Humility goes a long way.

[@barbibutton9619]

@@robertadelsberger3749 agree

[@renea.s5221]

Thanks for adding in the specific spices you used in your meal.

[@VeganAthlete]

Renea.s Welcome! Thanks for noticing!

[@ritarichardson3881]

This video was one of the funnest ones you've posted. I enjoyed it all. Am excited to see your yurt up and running. Love your garden.

[@bornn68]

For everyone always set the break, always chock the wheels. Get your spare first. Break the lugs loose never completely remove them until ready to change the wheel out. When mounting the wheel squat and keep hands at 7 and 5, never place any part of your body in a pinch point. Alway have work gloves and a tarp to work on.

[@douglasdailey5998]

Yes that tip about the onions was pretty neat idea I'm trying that one in a couple of weeks .

[@squishycatastrophe1977]

I dont want to get deleted for being negative, because i love your videos but please do some research on basic framing! I love seeing all the hardwork and effort and dont want all that to go to waste when it shifts or collapses in the first big wind after you have your home and belongings on top!

[@forwimp]

Yeah. I've been watching and hoping to see some diagonal bracing installed on those spindley yurt platform legs. Even some poles from the forest attached with 1/2 inch bolts would make a big difference in a wind storm or earthquake.

[@fudogwhisperer3590]

I was thinking the same thing. Joists should be 16 inches on center. Concerned about the tree's so close too. If one falls there is no protection like a normal roof would have. Also some lateral bracing..............

[@squishycatastrophe1977]

Yes. Plywood needs to overlap at 4 feet as well. Agreed hopefully they hear our concerns! Just for their own safety.

[@mattheww8059]

I couldn’t t stop laughing at the footings that he made, scrape the ground, just put a concrete block on it and then poured a thin layer of concrete around it, what’s to keep the weight pushing through the concrete, what tied the concrete footer in? all post holes in upper Michigan needed to be at least 16 inches deep to protect against permafrost and ice freezing & expansion, for someone who claims he was born in Canada he doesn’t know the effects of water and ice freezing, his foundation footings are doomed to fail

[@brigittelm6054]

Hudman Made Think he is using T&G

[@dirkhans001]

yup, still no crossbraces!

[@newzealand200]

didn't she do well with changing the tire you go girl

[@eddiemoney61]

food looks good jake

[@lindamineer7798]

Ya'll need to make a calendar with all the teasing pictures.

[@rickyiii20000408]

Are you ok Jake? You look physically exhausted. Love the garden.

[@V7avalon]

Jake just needs a little red meat protein then he'd be right as rain. 60 year carnivor and healthy as ever.

[@jimstormcrow]

@@V7avalon Hahahahahahahahaha...me too.

[@albertpili9109]

you might try building small fire aroung your yurt project to have smoke chase the bugs out. use dry and some wet woods for more smoke. I do that back on the islands when working on plantation whenever having problems with mosquitos and bugs.

[@VeganAthlete]

Albert Pili that’s what we have been doing… It’s the only thing that has worked… We’ve been taking logs from our fire pit and laying them around where we work and the smoke keeps the bugs away

[@martyvanderhelm7774]

you're going to want to augment the nails you're using with flooring screws before you put your floor down and after the plywood dries out. Flooring screws are slightly different than regular construction screws in that the thread starts further from the head allowing the screw to pull the plywood tight to the substrate. Good luck

[@pokemonguider9211]

Cool that you saw the notre dame right before it was destroyed...

[@VeganAthlete]

Pokemon Guider We did, yes

[@funhousefibers]

Always excited to see your progress - the yurt is so close🙌!!!! Great job on the flat tire, Nicole (whew!). Keep the cooking coming! Xo Ps saving my next onion bottoms to plant 🌱 👍

[@mariotaylor7549]

Love the videos, but I would like to suggest that you use screws in your plywood so they won't squeak.

[@FreeBayArea]

Keep at it 🤜🤛💪💪💪

[@candicechin3822]

Oh boy !

[@melindabell7469]

Love watching you and Nicole. For some reason I thought the yout would be finished by now. I haven't seen any videos till now for some reason. And when I would look on your site it didn't show any either. God bless yall. I'm from Arkansas y'all means you all. Stay safe

[@garygowens5381]

Stay safe!!

[@mbm78sc]

You're looking tired on this video Jake... I'm sure you're working Very hard to get the platform done!!! You're doing a very nice job!!!

[@strawberries1411]

That's a lot of noise in the evening..very surprised but I shouldn't have been...you are off grid...lol, but usually there is soothing music ...pray the bears and cougars stay away....I love watching your adventures from desert gardening to this...amazing journeys of trials and errors Thanks for the onion tips tip...never going to trow them away in future ...this year I tried soil blocking for the first time..I'm so blown away the success rate and how healthy the seedlings turned...and how amazingly they transplant without any wiggling and without any shock

[@angelalowe5987]

I love the stir fry meals. You both are fantastic cooks. We love using our cast iron skillets also. I love making biscuits and fry bread in the cast iron. The flavor it adds to the breads is amazing.

[@EarthMonkey]

Good timing I was hoping to see what happened after day 2 in the Himalayas.

[@bhenkatgogoi6670]

WELCOME TO INDIA 🙏

[@TinyHouseLife]

been watching a lot of your older videos the days you dont get one up here or on your off grid channel. much love guys!

[@VeganAthlete]

Tiny House Life Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@TinyHouseLife]

@@VeganAthlete no probs Jake, i started watching your videos off an on many many years ago when you first started. i didn't have a YT account then so i couldn't comment but you made a massive impact on my life and the decisions i wanted for my life just by watching a few.. i never did tell you this. hopefully lets you know how i am so thankful for you and your hard work at life. i have been filming vlogs over the past few years and am slowly starting to edit and upload as i can. Pretty much on your Mr T philosophy.. your an inspiration brother!

[@andrewjzak]

Love your recipes...can you suggest a resource for me to learn how to cook some of those Asian meals? Thanks so much...and keep strong...proud of both of you!

[@mattyice5992]

You should do mail time and all of us send you gear and supplies. Love this channel my dude good work!!

[@philsroad7959]

Don't sweat over what the fb gardening page crap talkers said. I still like ya both. I m still here brah

[@janehope9730]

Been there changing tire (2x) in AK. Once in a dress. Both times someone came by as I was putting flat in trunk. :/

[@EanTxelan]

A tip for your cooking, the first thing you should fry is the spices, you gets lot more tasty meals that way! 😋

[@batwood8010]

Enjoying the project. I've been wondering about your European year and why there weren't more vids about it. Answered.

[@jodiebennett1719]

Okay, one more time, check out My Self Reliance. SHAWN JAMES has some great off grid ideas and solutions for your bug problems. Really!

[@colleenlassie2600]

I know.. it's hard to know if they read our posts when we don't get a reply.. Must be hard to answer all the comments, that would take hours. and hours.. I write mine with ??? and all caps so it stands out when they scroll by ..sometimes it works :))

[@Grindtoddtv]

My self reliance is incredible

[@briart10]

I am going to try your idea of planting onions... fingers crossed. I have never grown onions , something new!

[@brigittelm6054]

Brian Stewart I have done it here in California and use the green onion scapes (shoots) in stirfrys, salads and just snacking.

[@nickrichards8516]

bro those sips floors are looking like they are worth it

[@francessweeney1]

Just wondering if you guys gad checked out the 'earthship' method of buliding and if so what made you go with a static yurt home rather than the earthship especially as you are so crazy into gardening and earthship encorporates a garden right inside your house??

[@BasementRuthie]

I believe it is a speed thing. Jake has mentioned in previous videos that he eventually wants to build a cob/earthship style home and then have the yurt for guests. But it's a lot quicker to get up than an earthship!

[@trustingblindly1413]

Okay seriously I’m 12 minutes In I see and hear jake talking . My first though was like wait why is he talking like the video is ending. I check how long I’ve been watching the video is says 12 minutes . The following was my expression 😱😱💔 it ended to soon why . Seriously if feels like I’m watching a tv series like when I was younger I would have to wait a whole week just to see the next episode . Well I’m 29 and I’m still like that apparently 🤣 no choice but to wait keeping my notifications on like always.

[@VeganAthlete]

trustingblindly 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Can’t wait to show you the next episode!

[@cyrilbrun8764]

Just found your channel guys , i'll have to check out your adventures !! I heard a word around 13 min. " Woof " , How does one find these places , I've heard its small amount of work for room and board , as you travel . Sounds very interesting , and hoping to travel soon . Thanks Cyril

[@koji2779]

You're good at using chopsticks!

[@newffee]

Another thing that works well for soil in your garden is Salmon guts or fish guts or waste. My buddy used to grow his own veges and that is what he used in his gardens. It worked awesome. Just mix it in the soil real good and turn it over a few times before planting. Another buddy of mine uses wood ashes mixed with compost.

[@brigittelm6054]

newffee Would that bring on the Bears?

[@newffee]

Brigitte LM It's possible like anything else i guess. If you leave any food sources around Bears, Squirrels, Raccoons, Martins or any other creature may or may not come by. If you bury it in soil and let it compost usually it's the smaller creatures if any that might come and dig up the garden. Black bears are as afraid of you as you are of them. If you live in Grizzly country that's another story.

[@moniquegebeline4350]

Brigitte LM Not if you sprinkle some lime on it. I bury mullet fish under my tomatoes and peppers every year about 12 inches deep

[@newffee]

@@moniquegebeline4350 thanks I forgot to mention he put lime in his gardens also. Turning the soil over every week or 2

[@moniquegebeline4350]

newffee It was shocking how large they grew the first time I did it, and I’m in the country and have various critters around that could potentially disturb the soil. I had no issues. Solanaceae plants are nitrogen hogs and rarely use phosphorus even for flowering stage, they love lots of compost and nitrogen!

[@frikandelspeciaal1431]

Nice movie, good job at the yurt👌 the Union thing in de ground stuff its possible with more greens! Just Google up👍

[@TerPer1969]

😀