Lifting HEAVY Walls! Homestead Build From Scratch

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much for joining along 💛! CLICK HERE bit.ly/3A1qpoS to take a look the AC200P Power Station from BLUETTI for an off grid power solution!

[@Scorpio77902]

Just joined your channel a few weeks ago, I'm like binging it. LoL Great music, and it's just a fun channel. Congratulations on doing what so many of us are saving up to do!!

[@georgevangordon9728]

It seems oop’s I’ve been watching and didn’t realize I never subscribed to your channel… being a retired builder I enjoy watching things being built.. I’m trying to be careful with my comment so I don’t come off as a chauvinist because I’m not… I’m singing your praises.. it’s not just the fact that your doing something that is not a typical thing for a woman to do but your pretty much doing it alone which is double tough. It amazes me how you figure this stuff out. You are one impressive person. Watching you makes me wish I could help

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Oh thank you so much George! Never be concerned to comment! I always appreciate the help :). Thank you so much for subscribing and for joining along!

[@michaelmaynard8079]

Way to adapt and overcome!! Working by yourself is always a challenge, but you didn't let it stop you. It looks great!

[@robertmoore2783]

How many of you viewers were wanting to help her get that big wall up. LOL. Well done young lady. You rock.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Haha so true! Thank you so much for watching and wanting to help!

[@sunline24]

You go girl! I love your tenacity.

[@dinomite_diggers3453]

It's pretty special how you respond to all the comments, that makes it very personal. Your subscribers love you so much because of how you involve each one of us in your journey. Thank you. Having said that it's easy for me to be involved in your journey when you are the one doing all that hard work. But we are all very proud of what you are achieving. Kindest regards and so much respect from New Zealand.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much for tuning in weekly :). It makes me happy seeing your comments!

[@SpiritBearRanch]

I love the way you guys are building off grid I am trying to do it in northeastern Arizona but it seems like I can never get much done so much love and respect to you and your family

[@DE2borknot2b]

​@@SpiritBearRanch In a video some time back, she & her family are on grid (hydro - electric). She hooked up electric wires to that tall board near the house build. The Bluetti she mentions is in case the electricity is down, they can plug in the refrigerator, etc. I thought they were going off grid too but they need certain things & electricity on the grid is what they choose to do. 👍

[@flybywire5866]

I have been using the AC200P in my garden since june 2022 till now. A fridge (0.2 kWh/d- yes no mistake i choose it for the low power consumption), well pump (~1100W), lifting tank (~600W), Coffee machine (~1800W),WLAN repeater (0.24 kWh/d), echo show(0.29 kWh/d), lights. I charge it with three 270Watt Solarpanels in series. It worked well through the whole summer, except for the really hot time when the well pump got used too much for irrigation. I then connected the pump back to the grid. All in all an easy solution, just place the solar panels, connect them to the box and you are done. I got about 160 kWh out of it from june to october. What needs to be said however is the high standby battery drain when the AC output is on. This uses - with no load! - about 2.5% of the battery capacity per hour. So after 10 hours AC switched on with no load 25% of the battery capacity is gone. This is, in my application for it, the biggest drain on the battery. During the summer the panels charged the box from about 8 am to 6 pm. From 6pm to 8 am are 12 hours, so with AC ON you loose 30% of the battery over night. There is a power saving feature, but then the WLAN repeater would be without power and with it the WLAN-hub for the irrigation system, effectively shutting it down. I used the irrigation during the night. Adding more solar panels is limited by the max voltage input of 150V and maximum current of 12A and maximum charge power of 700W via solar.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much for all this info and sharing your experience!

[@jeroenvwtiguan5481]

great video and so proud you can do this. I'm from the netherlands and I only found your channel a week ago. Meanwhile I watched most videos you post about your new cabin build. Regarding todays video, one suggestion. for the temporairily studs you use to secure the walls. Use screws and not nails as you need to remove them after the walls are up

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you for that tip! Super helpful and would’ve been a lot easier to take the boards off haha!

[@johnkrabbe6635]

Absolutely love watching this journey of yours, and you have begun to catch the eye of sponsors. Also love that I'm seeing your hubby and step dad are able to help when it's something you realize is bigger than just you. Keep it up!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much John for your lovely comment!

[@Forest_Actual]

The shed is looking great! Stay positive!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@leslietarboxjr4287]

Another awesome job Biata. You are truly amazing in how you solve problems and overcome all obstacles and continue on. I know it is not easy and behind the scenes there are probably some choice words that all of us have used. The point is that you continue to overcome and keep on moving forward and that is what is important. Merry Christmas to you and your beautiful family.

[@kopenhagenkid]

Shed is looking great

[@nZebco]

How long doest that Power unit last with that compressor? Keep up the good job:)

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

I’ve been charging it every 3-4 work days!

[@wadeprior5203]

Good morning how are you hope you're having a great day hope you're getting that should the shed put together and I hope you're doing a good job keep up the good work

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much! Can’t wait to show the rest of the progress!

[@punjabseth260]

very nice🌼🌼🌼👍

[@rolandpersson]

I worked as a carpenter for 44 years, and I have to say, you are doing great. Keep up the good work. 👍 A swedish fan. 🎅

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you! That’s great to hear!

[@hansdeelstra5548]

Very great video biata great work thank you beautiful biata Lady 💪🙏👍😘♥️🌹😍🥰well done biata ♥️🌹happy sunday

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Happy Sunday! Thanks for watching!

[@hansdeelstra5548]

@@SimpleLivingwithBiata thank you biata ♥️🌹merry christmas ❄🎅🎄🦌

[@jimmybs]

I know we're strangers, but I'm so happy for you and proud on your behalf. 😊

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy to hear that ☺️

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video Biata

[@johnmcmccormack9203]

Biata, you are an absolute legend. You have such resilience and determination, working so hard in such challenging conditions and by yourself which is not without danger. Please stay safe and I am looking forward to seeing more of your fantastic work

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thanks so much John! Can’t wait to share the rest of the progress!

[@loucinci3922]

Good looking shed. Way to go! Thanks for sharing

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thanks so much!

[@anthonyturner6533]

Your an amazing Person. Never let things defeat you . Awesome job

[@grimbomaesai8311]

i watch a lot of KZbin of people building their homesteads and homes and in nearly all cases women help and do a great job but in no cases are women the main builders you are one incredible woman the things you do are amazing I can not believe how great a job you are doing you are no 1 in the 10 or so blogs I watch wow wow graham a very old 85 Aussie living in Thailand

[@philmason7616]

hi biata hope you're good, a little tip for like in the video you cut some small pieces of wood you said it seems you always cut them too big. if you put the blade down on the mitre saw put the wood next too the blade and just push it into it so it bends out slightly hold the wood tight and let the blade up then trim the piece you should take off a very tiny amount until you have the perfect fit. another great vid impressive by yourself. x

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Phil! I appreciate it!

[@leightonhoward8545]

There are a lot of things you can do, but you still needs a man's touch, still proud of you though 😜☺️

[@hulkthedane7542]

Persistence, persistence, persistence... you got it! Quitting is not in your vocabulary 👍👍👍. ....and good storage space is SO important. Good job, again!

[@rexmccomb7589]

When you stand walls up by yourself like that V notch the top of a 2 x 4 and then, as you stand it up, it will stand along with you

[@ynnel55]

You did an amazing job, good for you.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@eddyverbraeken2019]

Don't forget about safety when you work alone

[@Mivfd72]

Very skilled lady were did you learn all the work all the best in new home

[@alfredpedneau9598]

How good is the inter weds at yall build site ???

[@rachael9372]

Hi, YOU ARE, " AWSOME, AWSOME, AWSOME." PREASSISTANCE PAYS OFF AND YOU CERTAINLY HAVE IT.. GREAT JOB

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much! You’re so right, persistence pays off!

[@flowerstone]

Frame your windows with double sill plates. Again, makes trimming the windows easier. Look into wall jacks too if you don’t have other equipment. Makes lifting walls by yourself much easier. The jacks climb a 2x4. Guardian 2601 on line.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Amazing! Thank you so much! I wasn’t aware of double wall sills! And I should definitely get a wall jack!

[@10putty]

Great episode, felling trees, excavating, plumbing, framing, man what can't you do? This is turning into a great channel.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

I can’t seem to keep my home clean 😅, but that you so much! I appreciate it! I hope you enjoy the rest of the build!

[@dlaitch]

You are a human dynamo, Biata ! Have never seen anyone with your work ethic and positive attitude in everything that you do. I'm long retired but if not for believing that if man made it ,man ( or woman) could fix it if it needed fixing I never could have afforded to have a home needing repairs to appliances, furnaces, etc and fixed them myself. Back then my go to was Popular Science/Mechanix magazines before the internet days. On KZbin today you can find out how to do almost anything if you sift out the the nonsense. Being a full time Mom and spouse while developing your 18 acre property is nothing but impressive on many levels . Stay safe !👍👍👍✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so very much! All of your comments this morning have been so awesome to read! Thank you :)! Doing all those home repairs I bet saved you a fortune!

[@erikdog2430]

Instead of liftin one big frame,,could U make 2 half frames, and bolt them together?....Or put up one upright stik left, another right,,,brace them ,,then put a cross beam,, and the other uprights later??.. Takes a looong time that way, and a pig 🐖 of a job....But ya doing fantastic work!!!....If ya got termites don't forget the steel caps under ya stumps likee I do, and inspect em ....Or with that pine wood ya got, termites will quickly eat thru...I got australian ironbark frame which gave me time to stop em before they ate me house....Wish I could jump thru this screen and help ya on the other side....Anyway, enjoyed ya vid...Stay strong +safe Biata

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thanks for all the tips! Haha sometimes I wish I could get help through the screen too! Have a good Sunday!

[@Readthepeoplef5063]

Wow wow you put your mind to it you get it done I love watching your video’s Excellent job 👍👍🫵🏻👊🏻🙌

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you Carlos! I appreciate it!

[@phyllismccurdy2984]

This is the second time I’ve watched this video. I’m just in Awh of how much you have learned to do. You must be so proud of yourself. 👏👏👏 🙋🏻‍♀️🇨🇦

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much! That’s so kind!

[@ronallen6578]

Just found your channel with this video. I don't know you, but I sure was proud of you doing the erection of those walls. Nice job. Real nice job. Just be careful trying this by yourself. Even experienced builders get hurt working alone--don't let that happen to you!!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Ron, I really appreciate it!

[@televiewmedia6395]

Hey Biata...Please don't read this as disrespectful, but you are such a cutie, it took me a little bit to hook into the "goings on" but after a few videos, I found myself sitting here chowing down on some mac and cheese, playing foreman in a back seat driver frame of mind...lol. The TRULY cool thing is seeing you guys embrace your not being "a professional" and still manage to tackle some big jobs with awesome results. Liked and Sub'd so I can follow the progress thru the challenging cold months ahead!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much that’s so kind! Haha love the back seat driver comment 😂. Feel free to lend advice on any video!

[@dougadams3883]

What part of ontario are you

[@johnterry8890]

Greetings from a new subscriber in Texas. I hope your daughter is feeling better. Thank you for sharing your experiences. You are doing great and should be proud. Hope the very best for you and your family. Looking forward to seeing your progress. Take care & all the best.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! My daughter is on the mend. A nasty bug!

[@robertodominguez440]

Nice I liked progress. Thanks for your time and your video.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@loucinci3922]

@5:55 the double 2x on the end has a gap - cut wrong side of the line. Try to insert a shim piece to fill in the gap. This will allow the downward force to carry thru both 2x's. Keep hands away from the nail gun when nailing. Doing Solo great! Keep up the good work. Thanks for sharing

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Oh that’s a really good idea! Thank you!

[@flowerstone]

Using nail guns are great for speed but they don’t pull boards together. Learn to use a framing hammer. My wife used a 24 ounce and I use a 28 ounce. We tacked things together with a nail gun and did the rest with hammers. Not too many people even know how to use a hammer these days. 😏😁

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Haha that’s awesome! Thank you!

[@jayhostettler1260]

Won't be long no more car shed that will be great! Hopefully the snow ❄️ holds off so you guys can finnsh it!!!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thanks so much! I appreciate it

[@micheleteneyck1086]

Great job Biatta! So proud of what you are doing and you're doing it so well!! If you ever need a hand in the spring, give me a shout! I can swing a hammer pretty well!😊

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Michele! I appreciate that!

[@tomsmith8348]

Really goin to be a nice sting shed.What kinda snow load you think get on the roof.Metal roofs don't always let the snow slide off.Ya might need a roof rake.Suncast are pretty good.I got 2.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

I’ll likely grab a roof rake! The rafters will do really well but I’m concerned about the material we used for roofing! Tune in on New Years to see what we did!

[@mikelskelley]

Wow is all I can say, you managed, tip for lifting things like stud walls, lift then so far an prop with something, if it’s above your head nail. Push stick or yet even better make sure you have a second person, he from and the push stick still apply, I wish you and all your family n friends the very best for the festive season

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

That would’ve been a really good idea! Thank you!

[@butchfishlock5684]

You get stronger in your goals and confidence with each project. How this will shape who you are and who you strengthen through your life.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much for your kind comment :)

[@MrSidines]

❤🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Good morning on this cold windy snowy day in Piqua Ohio. Keep up the great videos.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

It’s crazy snowy here too! Thank you so much!

[@mauricebrown9094]

Are you going to Lag Screw any of the bottom plates to the subfloor structure.??

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Hahaha I didn’t think of this! I’ll have to go back and do this. I know for my home I need concrete anchor bolts but didn’t think of using lag screws for the shed!

[@davidwilken3584]

Considering it was a window in a shed you could of just removed the Jack studs and added another king stud but wouldn’t of been necessary depending on how you roof is supported.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Ah I see what you’re saying, it isn’t a load bearing wall

[@flowerstone]

Get in the habit of doing double top and bottom plates. Makes it nice for trim. Don’t use pressure treated boards for bottom plate. They don’t hold nails. They go on the concrete then double plates on top of that.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thanks so much Russ!

[@dmsentra]

Wow, I'm totally impressed, again.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much 😊

[@sarae.1720]

Recommend getting one or two wall jacks if you will be raising walls on your home by yourself .

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Great idea! Thank you!

[@tonymckenzie8460]

Well one thing you should have done is put the sheeting on your walls squared it up put sheeting on your walls then put your walls up when you get all your walls up then you can Plumb them up and get them straight if I put in the sheeting on the walls it helps keep them straight so you're not crooked

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you for the tip! I was worried I wouldn’t have been able to sheet it and lift the walls! Luckily I can still square it before sheeting!

[@johnbichell8023]

The hardest, smartest working woman on KZbin!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

You’re too kind!

[@zvisztulwark9172]

Good job I like your gol of acamplishment

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@johnlove5715]

looks good. stay with it try to figure out how to do things by yourself. get you a pair of squeeze clamps.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much John! I need to get more clamps! Hubby took them all!

[@raymondcoggins297]

Looking good

[@Dyfiwildlifephotography]

What job does your husband do?

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Cabinetry installer :)

[@jdtv...9134]

I'll come help out 🙏🤟

[@louisglatzer8028]

You can build for me ANYTIME

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Haha thank you!

[@bruceslattengren8587]

Your doing it way to go the storage unit will be done before you know it keep going you got this merry Christmas and have a great new year

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Bruce! Merry Christmas!

[@tonymckenzie8460]

Okay so how you square your wall up once it's laying down on the ground or it says stay on your floor you measure corner to corner diagonally and it takes two people to do it to hold the tape measure in the same spot and measure and you should be able to come up with almost the same amount of distance in there once you get that done take and put a toenail or two in there nail to the floor then put your sheeting on and start nailing your sheeting on I know the walls are heavy but that'll keep your walls straight and set them up

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

We square them in the next video when Craig comes to help before we put the sheeting on the walls!

[@phillipdickinson8557]

Biata that was so great enjoyed it you were great getting that header wall up the rest is easy except the snow and cold the tresses and siding then plywood on roof window and door you did good.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Phillip! Can’t wait to show the rest of the progress!

[@tonymckenzie8460]

One other thing that you should do is take some scrap wood and nail some some braces up at the end of the wall on the floor so your wall does not slide off

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you! Great call!

[@lindomarchagas1877]

Olá menina do sorriso mais lindo, que maravilha de trabalho, pena que seu marido não possa te acompanhar, mais parabéns pelo trabalho bem feito. E que vocês tenham um ótimo Natal e um próspero ano Novo. Com muita saúde paz. 🙋‍♂️🇧🇷🌲👏

[@kevinduddy2286]

You always build front and rear walla first, then stand the side walls up last

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Good to know! Thanks so much

[@garywarren5048]

Bloody good effort getting those walls up.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@jimdaly5077]

Hope you have a great Christmas 🎄🎅🐝

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

You as well! Thank you!

[@gilraine1225]

Being able to say we built that is a wonderful feeling

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

It truly is ☺️

[@wk6976]

Well done. Full of determination.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you!

[@jimnormand5756]

Seems like you are doing well "grasshopper" notice your hand placement while using your nail gun ,have had a nail to be deflected by another nail and got my hand,that will make you think of "hell or some other bad city" just saying watch them hands.Keep up your good work.......

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thanks so much Jim! I’m trying to keep my hand farther away when I nail it! It’s a bit tricky sometimes!

[@jimnormand5756]

@@SimpleLivingwithBiata Don't get mw wrong, Folks learn thing sometimes. Anyway Looks like you guys doing a good job,Glad your folks can lend a hand, Your Step dad is pretty hand with Excavator, Good deal his has taught you ,have spent a few hrs or years maybe Building road in the Forrest and land clearing with some larger machines and dozers been mechanicing most my life am in my 80s now and only tinker in my shop. Good luck and I wish you Guys the best New Year.....Be good and do good Young lady.

[@lilyofthevalleynaturechannel]

Kickers are a huge help when lifting walls so the bottom doesn't slide off the edge! Next time using a 2x4 with a knotch on the end makes for a good tool for pushing walls and trusses up. Great work!

[@rictri03]

Awesome job by your self there WOW

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you haha! There was some moments where I didn’t think the wall would get up!

[@mortenmyhrmoen7592]

🇳🇴👍👍👌

[@oregvas8518]

Csak ámulok,és ámulok. Van valami amihez nem értesz? I'm just amazed!Is there something you don't understand?

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

You’re too kind! Thank you so much!

[@ram1362]

Good Morning and Merry Christmas Happy to see you again working on your home ❤. Hi from Deep South Texas ❤

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Merry Christmas! Thanks for watching again!

[@ram1362]

@@SimpleLivingwithBiata of course I’ll be waiting for your next video ❤️

[@mti2035]

You are amazing working alone

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you!

[@AaronTheViking250]

morning you hardwork,er hope you have a great day today stay warm and stay safe and btw your builds for learning on the fly and with no blue prints your doing amazing stay optimistic and positive and you will get their

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Aaron! I really appreciate it

[@AaronTheViking250]

@@SimpleLivingwithBiata no worries 🙂 glad i can be that voice of inspiration.

[@northwoodsyankee3528]

You're impressive, damn good job. Nailing the blocks on when standing the wall up is exactly how to do it. Near the beginning it looked like (might have just been camera angles...but it's worth mentioning anyway) your free hand might have been close to where you were nailing. Be real cautious of that. It sure is easy to not pay attention and have an oh shit moment. I've seen nails go in to the stud, catch the grain and curve right out through the wood before. Looking forward to the next vid.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much! It was a blast framing it! I was trying to be cautious of where my hand was but could’ve easily had an “oh crap” moment!

[@northwoodsyankee3528]

@@SimpleLivingwithBiata Framing is fun for sure. Yes, you sure don't need anything exciting to happen. Those nails are moving so fast, they'll hook grain curvature and protrude sometimes.

[@chantellej9282]

So fun watching this one.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you ☺️

[@AbedWally]

Keep going..you can do it 💪

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@Chris-nw6ql]

If you would of nailed a 2x4 on the one side and left it loses so when you was put the wall up you could of use it as a brace when you were putting it up just a helpful tip is all I’m saying

[@MrEagle1010]

another thumbs up.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much!

[@مهند-ق2ظ1ن]

ممتاز جدا 👉👍👍👍👍👍🇸🇦

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you!

[@suenorton873]

Merry Christmas!

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Merry Christmas!

[@charlessessions7293]

Nice work gurl !!! U did this like a Pro ☺️ looks real good 👍

[@billyshumate853]

Good morning Biata. The shed is coming together nicely. Hope you're daughter gets well soon. Take care and have a blessed week and I'll see you on your next video. Wishing y'all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you very much! She’s on the mind! Merry Christmas!

[@oldbloke100]

like the others have said, you are an inspiration. Great work young lady. Working by yourself is hard.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Bruce!

[@billfranklin198]

I really enjoy watching your videos on building your home and I am really admire your hard working attitude and determination in building your on home keep up the great work.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Bill! I appreciate it!

[@kevinmurray7135]

You go girl nicely done doing all this learning is going to help you maintain your house and your property in the long run you a hell of a hand most impressive 10:42 from the North Country of NY 😎🇺🇸

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Kevin! Exactly! I want to know how to maintain the house! Our last one I didn’t have a clue!

[@adrianstefan23]

🤗🤗🤗🤗👏🏻👏🏻

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

☺️

[@KatrinaKingsOfLeon]

You are so inspiring Biata!

[@ss4jarmon]

Outstanding build. Keep up the great work

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you Jeremy!

[@dennisguethe8296]

You my dear are a real trooper, you always seem to figure out how to overcome problems, awesome job.

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much Dennis! I appreciate your kind comment!

[@MrRKWRIGHT]

Good Sunday morning Biata. Excellent video as always. Thanks for sharing a tour of your wonderful self sufficient life building your cozy cabin from scratch. That being said, stay safe and warm and Merry Christmas. 🌻🌹😍

[@SimpleLivingwithBiata]

Thank you so much and Merry Christmas!

[@MrRKWRIGHT]

@@SimpleLivingwithBiata You're quite welcome Biata. Stay in touch.