Off grid lighting and an inspirational message at the cabin

A little Q&A under all off grid lighting at the cabin. Combined with an inspirational message stop putting a price on all of your time. What are you worth. Insulation in the log cabin. It’s healthy to have fresh air coming into your home. 

[@dukes20084]

Brownstown, Indiana here. I came to this channel for the Cabin. Stayed for everything else. You've opened my eyes to the possibilities. You also opened them to the world of functional antiques. Not just something one buys for decorations. Lastly, I didn't realized where you were in Ohio. I've passed through there in my semi many times.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Welcome my friend. And thank you everything you do out on the road!

[@ashleyanderson2859]

Indiana here. Survival mode is a real thing. Moving forward and breaking free from the past can be difficult. Looking to the future and fulfilling your dreams gives a true purpose. My dream is Alaska. Hopefully making my first step this spring. Spent a long time in survival mode. Very good video for anyone going through "stuff". Enjoy your content. Thanks for sharing.

[@user-vm8ty7js2z]

From Germany. If more People would live like that, they would be happier

[@wyominghome4857]

From NW Wyoming near Jackson. Your statement that whatever you spent on the cabin you'd have otherwise spent on therapy is absolutely true. We bought property and spent the past three years building a small frame house that we absolutely love, and the wonder of it was that in living our lives with purpose we avoided 95 percent of the angst that gripped the country over viruses, lockdowns, and shortages. Our house, while simple and rustic in style, is modern construction. Our next project is renovating a tiny log cabin as a writer's retreat for my husband that will double as a guest cabin. I love what you've done with yours.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you for your comment, they hit home as I know many like you understand, but I also know that you and I can help teach those who don’t

[@sarahgall7363]

I’m in Ancient Epidavros just in the Peleponeses in Greece but returning (in theory) to France in the spring where I’ll have to find myself a small place to live. Don’t know where or what. I have very little money and the idea of living well with little is immensely appealing! I love your videos, thank you 🙏

[@RychaardRyder]

from Manila, Philippines! I'm rather young so I don't have any specific memories about natural light, I grew up with harsh fluorescent lights and TVs and Radios blaring out around the home, but yet I still feel a connection, a nostalgia for an experience I've never had. candle light and a crackling hearth is my dream.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy brother- living in a log home is a chosen lifestyle. Since I teach how to build log cabins I will travel to other areas to build. Right now I’m 190 miles from home building a cabin for people who want their dream to become a reality. Since I have those skills I can do that for those who don’t have the skills and at the same time I can share on our KZbin channel the information needed to do that for which I’m very thankful. Thank you so much for sharing your journey and life style you have chosen. God’s blessings to you

[@emmitchadwick3428]

A fellow Chimney sweep from New Hampshire here. I love your videos. This one makes me think of how spoiled we are with electricity.

[@rjcc7989]

I grew up in an old colonial home in South Sutton NH. Live in PA now but think about NH often.

[@christiaankruger3713]

Christiaan Kruger, from Witbank South Africa. I have been watching most of your videos and thoroughly enjoy it. Be Blessed

[@MsHomesteader]

Jerry we live in Fromberg, MT and we love the natural light. My husband was admiring your candle holders, he is a blacksmith, using a coal forge. I wish I could share photos of his work; he made me a gorgeous candle chandelier with copper wax catcher trays. We've lived in our 1910 farmhouse for 23 yrs and we are still renovating it back to that era. We are almost there; my husband is currently smithing me an iron banister with wood handrail. Our farmhouse has the original windows, with wavey glass, the previous owner added aluminum storms, but we still feel the air coming in, when cold, we simply close the insulated drapes.

[@user-st8cm6nj5c]

Oxana from Kazakhstan . I love your channel and your cabin is amazing!. We are looking to build the cabin in Alaska , I hope it will be as beautiful and cosy as yours. Thank you so much and looking forward for a new video!

[@maryannbjorgaard9553]

From De Soto Kansas. I loved seeing the various lights you have. Until I was seven years old we had only kerosene lamps for light. I still heat with a wood stove. You truly have God's Blessings and I do too.

[@randyshanks9176]

Randy from Missouri. I love the videos and your perspective. I’m extremely envious!

[@sherrym3938]

What great atmosphere for good conversation or even just being alone and reading or drawing......this is just great Jerry....thank you for sharing

[@acujawa]

I am from Ukraine, Odessa and I regularly watch your wonderful videos, very sincere! Thanks for sharing, you have a beautiful cabin, and i really hope that I will live to see the moment when I can build such a wonderful house for myself. Good luck to you buddy, do not stop please!

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you for your comment, it is feedback like this that will keep me going!

[@JWsGarage]

Oil and cotton country of west, Tx. Spent 4 years restoring an offshore vintage cigarette race boat myself, best therapy I could have asked for.

[@sendermargie]

I live in a log cabin. I have to explain to people that the mass of the logs keeps the house warm in winter. In the summer keeps the house cooler. I live in Olmsted Twp, Ohio.

[@djdutch87]

Tuning in from the Netherlands, I collect and use more antiques than modern stuff because it's beautiful, durable and makes things slow down a bit.

[@ViciousLea]

Reporting in from Southern Indiana. Your channel and your home are absolute jems. Thank you for taking the time to post these videos.

[@Sibes3]

Greetings from southern British Columbia. My husband and I have been watching your channel for about 2 months now and look forward to each and every episode. Although we'll never live in a log cabin we can live vicariously through you! We grew up close to the city of Vancouver but moved to a small town (pop 2800), in the country, 31 years ago to raise our family. Since then I embraced and learned the homesteading lifestyle. To date I can make sourdough bread, soap, spin/weave, dutch oven cook, make cheese, can/preserve, and make beer/wine to name a few. I sew on an antique Singer treadle sewing machine. I come from British heritage, going back hundreds of years, so I don't have an ounce of homesteading blood in my veins. I just decided one day when the world crashes I want to be self-sufficient and know the homemaking skills that the pioneers had. Thank you so much for your content.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you for your story and I agree with it all

[@Sibes3]

@@logcabinlifestyle PS. We love the antics of your Lavender! We have two huskies, Zeus and Saga. Every bit as frisky and comical!

[@sandyschell1355]

Hi Sandy, i'm from Venlo the Netherlands. Love you're videos. I lived in a cabin for 3 years . But left the woods 8 years ago ,because i was pregnant with my daughter. For a year i cried myself a sleep ....and stil missing it, the freedom, the smell. 🌲🌲🌲

[@sephardishalom2693]

IN love with this home. here in northeast. Jesus loves you and your soul is priceless!

[@joshferreria6113]

Watching from Louisville, Kentucky but originally from Manila, Philippines. My last apartment had a fireplace and I loved sleeping on the couch listening to nothing but the crackling flames.

[@vectrapearl]

Hello.me and my wife we are from Greece and start watching you before some months and we like your cabin and actually give is many ideas for our house project.thank you for your time and your videos.

[@FATBS]

Ukraine, Kyiv. 30 min ago KZbin have recomended your video where you talk about how you build this cabin, a watch it with pleasure, and then went to see some more of your videos! Great conten, looks true, like life. This natural light has a calming effect!

[@evilchickenfarmer]

I love watching these videos. I reside in Kansas City but I spend every moment I can at my little house out at Truman lake.

[@billhamilton4776]

I am another primitive lighting collector. I love the simplicity of them. Duncan, Oklahoma

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Welcome!!

[@icequeen6210]

Missouri -. I lost my husband of fifty years. So I had to fine reasons to get up each morning. Since I quilt , crochet, and other needle work. I guess you can say it is my therapy. Being able to give many of these things away or some times selling enough to help me be able to do more. This helps me to feel useful

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Welcome and hang in there. My mom does much of the same

[@maryannhurley1395]

Thank you, brother for your video and as Your shining in the darkness to those needing life. Showing them all That God has blessed you with, The Faith To trust that you can do what needs to be done. And as youContinue sharing with the world that God makes you able. You are always in my prayers Your sister and Christ💪👊❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻

[@sassylovesdylan]

South Louisiana here. Cajun country❤ Laissez les bons temps rouler!!

[@gakhed]

From Rural Nova Scotia, Canada. Your videos are so inspiring and I'm saving up to build a little cabin with my father. Thank you

[@logcabinlifestyle]

This is so awesome. Do it write about it, it will be memories that you will cherish for all of your life.

[@whollychurchhouse3636]

What a beautiful and fascinating video. Lighting is such an interesting topic and quite possibly the most taken-for-granted modern “luxury”. It’s mostly impossible to function (or survive) without light, but thankfully easy to acquire. And maybe that’s what makes natural light so intriguing and attractive, in that in its simplest form it is often the most pure. I’m from Lisbon, Ohio!

[@crazycrowoutdoors9770]

Southeastern Ontario here, your cabin reminds me of our family deer camp. Cook stove, no hydro, spring water we drink from.

[@janinefromwashingtonstate4805]

Outskirts of Seattle. Hoping to learn as much as I can for self sufficiency within my family. There is a reason God made families.

[@7kidsloveall]

I grew up on the opposite end of ten acres from my grandparents in Washington state. My grandparents had no electric heat or running water. They had a tall hand pump out side that was used to carry water into the house for the day and a small hand pump on the porch just for needed. She cooked on a wood cookstove every day and they had a wood furnace to keep the house warm especially at night. My dad unhooked the furnace in our 3 bedroom trailer and put in a wood heat stove which is what we used for heat! I miss those days and really want to get back to them! I now live in Utah! I really enjoy your videos!!

[@farmsteader3533]

Bradley Co. Tenn. Saw first video last week and appreciate what have done and are doing! We have a farm/homestead we started 10 years ago to be self sustainable with food, heat & water, etc. Thanks!!

[@bugoutbubba3912]

Jackson county Ohio here. I’m an ex-offgridder, not even solar panels for over two years. Just my wife and our teenage daughter. We understand fully how candle and lamp life feels. It was a memory that we’ll cherish forever. Especially those long winter evenings, shortened only by games of Scrabble, Rummy, Trivial Pursuit and darts. We read a lot of books and ruined our eyes but it was enlightening. We are about to embark on another log cabin build, our third and my last. We aren’t going big or completely authentic (our view demands a lot of windows) but it will traditional with, once again, no electric. I hope that when we’re done, you’ll come visit some time.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

If it wasn’t for my daughter being home I would probably go off grid. No solar panels either. I just can’t. But maybe some day when I get her married I will. And yes, I just might do that.

[@bugoutbubba3912]

@@logcabinlifestyle, we moved to Montana for a time. It never occurred to us that people still lived totally off grid until we saw how many people were doing so in the mountains with absolutely no modern utilities, or at least the bare minimum. When we moved back to care for my parents, we were rather strapped so we tried it. If it wasn’t for my teenage daughter’s revolt, we might never have gotten electric again. Even now our electric is very limited. We are nearly 3/4 mile from our meter and have less than 90 volts at our house. Barely enough to run a pump on our well and then we have to turn off other things. We do have LP gas to heat our water and some of the cooking but we heat entirely with wood and do most of our cooking with wood. Also have an LP frig. We poop in an outhouse, so needless to say, we aren’t all that popular amongst our families, lol. Which is probably the biggest drawback to living this way. Oddly enough my “revolting” daughter, now lives just fifty yards or so away (sharing our limited electric with her) and is planning to get back off the grid as well. Anyway, love your channel brother. Keep it simple.

[@susanschuck8124]

Susan from Pennsylvania! I look for your videos weekly! Your content is wholesome and so intriguing. Thank you for taking the time to share with us! I feel so relaxed watching them all. The most amazing videos I’ve ever watched was following you build your cabin!

[@Aly-vj9yg]

Well, I’m from Crawfordsville Indiana. I moved away at age 27. I’ve lived in Illinois, Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee, New York, Pennsylvania and now, good ole Lisbon, OH. I love it here, but definitely miss Tennessee. Nowhere exotic like Ireland or anything. You have the coolest things. Love your videos. Dimly lit is the best ever. Thank you and have a wonderful day🥰

[@stevefisher2121]

Barnesville, Oh home of the Pumpkin Festival - Your cabin is absolutely amazing sir!!!!!

[@LouiseMcIntosh-ky1no]

I am from Australia. I like the way you explain everything. Love your channel and your cabin.

[@erinmeyer6526]

I enjoy your channel, I am an avid collector of antiques and love seeing you use them. I think of myself as a person with an old soul. I live in Spring Valley Minnesota, a small town in southern Minnesota.

[@philclayton5163]

Hi Jerry, south uk 🇬🇧 here. The dream indeed and what a wonderful dream it is, what a wealth of knowledge and wisdom you have and impart on to others. It’s always a pleasure to view what you do and have achieved. Very inspiring Q&A especially what you shared about time and its value! I’ve often wondered about lighting a cabin too, as without constant maintenance the logs loose the brightness, dull and grey making for a difficult space to brighten. Thanks for the viewing pleasures and delights, not just the cabin but other endeavours too.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you my friend!!

[@sherrycenterfield7236]

Western Maryland here. Love your videos especially when Lavender and the kitties make an appearance. You are a blessing.

[@richardgunick]

From Haines, Alaska. Love Appalachian cabins and your channel.

[@ChiefWiggim]

Watching from northern Maine 20 miles from the Canadian border. Love your videos, I'd love to have a off grid camp, have had many chances but wrong timing to purchase. Someday I will have one but in the meantime I can enjoy watching your videos. When you were lighting the lanterns I could smell the burning fuel, brought back childhood memories of lighting my lantern in my upstairs cabin in my dad's shed/garage. Thank you so much for the great videos and bringing back childhood memories

[@dmorga1]

Fulton, MD here. I live in a house with some additions, but the core is an 1850 farmhouse built by a German settler and his family. I came to your channel because I think your build process was just fascinating and amazing and more than a little awe-inspiring. And since, I've enjoyed turning in to your living simply lifestyle. I learn something every time, too!

[@rbfcaf]

I am from Wisconsin. I really enjoy your videos and I am glad KZbin suggested your channel. Thanks for all you are doing.

[@MyWillypilly]

I've never heard of "angle lamps" Maybe you can do a video on that?

[@logcabinlifestyle]

I will, thank you

[@teambeaversc565]

I am in a little coastal town called Whitstable in Kent, England. I have recently stumbled accross your chanel and I have been fascinated watching the process of building your cabin. The fireplace is absolutely beautiful and you should be really proud of what you have created.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you my friend!

[@michaelthomas9004]

Two Cabins built from one Dog Trott Cabin built in the early 1800’s. Off Grid fully functional cabins. Built fully by family only. Wonderful experience.

[@dlspiritdancer9548]

Hello im watching from Ruskin, Fl (very sm town outside S. Tampa). Altho im from Ashland, Ky (tristate of ky/ oh/wv). Love your log cabin. And yes ive always wanted to live in a log cabin. You are blessed for sure & im glad you apprec it. May Jehovah God continue to bless you & ur fam. ❤

[@karinakucharski1235]

I enjoy watching your chanel, thank you. I am near Mold, Flintshire, N. Wales. UK.

[@Real11BangBang]

Let me just say that as a guy from the Kansas Oklahoma border. You have inspired me to build my own cabin for me and my family to live in in the country. I've been cutting down our Eastern red cedars like crazy and hope to construct as nice of a house as you have. I run a KZbin channel myself mainly focused on 18th and early 19th century, black powder, firearms and way of life of that time and for some reason one of the biggest polls for me is the picture of the old beam walls with all of the old flintlocks hanging up

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you my friend! And good luck with your build! I believe you got this!

[@MysteryBooms]

From Newfoundland, Canada. I now live now in Toronto. You said it best, no dollar figure! Love it.

[@officerbanjo4916]

I'm from Terre Haute, Indiana. I love this show, reminds me of when our family used to go stay at a cabin for weekend vacations

[@bubbajeeps951]

I love the idea of living in a cabin off grid! I'm located in buckhart, Illinois

[@trinitywright7122]

Well I'm in Martinsburg West Virginia and you said you're a Lisbon Ohio so you're not too far from me. I love your cabin. It's like my dream house and these angle lamps. Oh how beautiful. But yes candlelight, that's how Norman Rockwell first started painting. I'm glad you're on this journey and I'm glad you're sharing it with us and and the video looks great with your natural lighting. Those angle lamps are beautiful. Now that you are getting to a place of Peace within yourself, by a Bible and put it on that table and make peace with God too. And you'll have everything. 🙏 Unless you've already done that. Thank you. Thank you and I will continue watching because it's very interesting and amazing. 😊

[@SkyeGirl28]

Thank You for your video, very interesting and love the various lamps, I collect old household items, they were made to last back then and have stood the test of time. It was so relaxing seeing the fire in the background and hearing the wood crackling. I follow you from Hampshire in England.

[@terryrobinson1416]

I'm your next door neighbor. On south central pa. Would love to come visit you someday and see your cabin in person. God bless you!

[@paulwolfrey821]

Paul Petersburg Virginia. I Love your Log Cabin.

[@danthestuntman]

Cape Town South Africa. I lived off grid in the Cedarberg Mountains for the months during Covid in a very similar cabin. I love your content! Respect and thanks!

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you very much and welcome!

[@luismanglona9590]

I really enjoy watching your channel leaning more about the past pioneer in the USA. Your cabin build is amazing. Watching from Luta, Northern Mariana Mariana islands-U.S.A territory 🇺🇲🇲🇵🤙

[@nelsoncreekfarm]

Twin Falls, Idaho here. Love your channel. I do some "old fashioned" farming with antique equipment which is my escape and like you, the money isn't it, it's the quality of life and I have made my own KZbin channel around it. I loved your garden videos, as I am looking toward creating one of my own in 2024. Farmer Dave

[@natd6629]

Watching from Brooklyn, NY. My husband wanted me to watch this video. You live in his dream log cabin:)

[@thelawntractornut5448]

My father inlaw has a beautiful brick home built in 1815 and has the entire house set like you have the cabin

[@jackatwang]

I am from Australia and thank you for the videos you put on KZbin

[@georgesweap7]

Enjoy your channel’s content along with you being the host. I would not describe you as a “red neck”but more of a woodsman who lives in the village…the Johnny Appleseed of Columbia County! I tune in every week for my update on the cabin and Lisbon. The village and surrounding area has such a great history from the old canal to the Logtown Quarry to the old smelting furnaces to the village’s architecture! Alliance

[@scottselliers1672]

Howdy Sir! I'm sending thanks for your channel from down in Wilson County, Tennessee (one county east of Nashville). I really enjoyed the info on lighting! When you note that sharing your journey triggers memories in others, you are spot on! I volunteer at our local historical village and help run a local cast iron cooking club. Every time I show up in a public space and cook over fire, the memories of others flow like a river! Year over year I am fortunate to help school field trip kids learn about life in what we think of as the pioneer period here in Middle Tennessee. When I started out years back, I thought I'd tech it all out: videos, multimedia content, etc. But one day I just decided to start a fire in a firepit behond one of our village's cabins and cook some lunch for myself on the fire... I'd never seen kids and adults alike start sharing and asking questions like that! So many folks linger with me at the fire, sharing memories of when they were kids, or how grandparents did things, etc. All it takes is some firewood and a little bit of my time. Which, as you note, our time is never best defined in terms of money - I believe our time is best judged by our ability to create meaningful experiences for ourselves, our families, and for others. And time spent with you through your videos is always meaningful for me! Thanks again.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Great story. I find the same when I am living as Johnny Appleseed

[@tabbertauvenshine2381]

I try to watch all your videos . It's something to look forward to. I am From Comanche Texas.

[@sarahm8877]

I am from Maine. Log cabin living is my dream. It will happen, I have faith.

[@KDPOWER]

Maine girl here! Brilliant video and message, so liberating ❤

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you!

[@mikejonnacharlie]

Red Lake Falls, Minnesota. Agree with you regarding not putting $$ to all of your time.

[@JohnFrytag]

Hey Jerry; started watching you last year when we stayed at an airbnb for a couple days on vacation in Roanoke. I subscribed then and reconnected and re subbed a couple weeks ago. Been watching a bunch of your older vids too and just put up a video of cooking on my Bengal Blue Jet wood/coal, gas combination stove. Probably 8 hours away in Susuehanna PA. Love your cabin and your videos! John

[@mary1494]

Jerry, the ambience is so warm and inviting.. hearing that fire crackle and the low light is restful. It's easy to wish for that feeling.. I'm from, Park Hills Mo..

[@urszulasworczuk4169]

hello! Poland here! 😊you are big inspiration for me. beatifull house! first I thought only abaut estetic. I am architect, and i like country cabin. but this what you say its an inspiration second time for me. the simplicity , and also your sincery . Respect!

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Welcome, and thank you so much!!

[@schammond8993]

NW Georgia I've just come across your videos and subscribed. We built a small cabin w/fireplace. It is 14x20 plus 8x8 kitchen on backside. It's 2 story with steps on outside to save space downstairs. No grid power or water. We cook on the fireplace 3 seasons and outside June thru October usually. Lights come from candles, oil lamps and fireplace. It is truly a wonderful life. 😊

[@EevaL.-em3eq]

Same here, I am from Estonia. Love the lifestyle!❤

[@erinhanifen9803]

From Erinville, Nova Scotia, currently residing in Guerrero, Mexico. Enjoying your channel!

[@James-oe9nq]

Jerry,I'm in Kirtland Ohio I have property in Ashtabula county going on the same journey.I definitely relate to the therapy of having land and building a cabin. Love your cabin.God bless brother.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Thank you my friend, and brother!! The best of luck on your journey

[@livmaria942]

Hey from Denmark from a small peninsula out to the North Sea- It looks really cozy in your cabin, would enjoy drinking coffee and eating a home-baked cake at your table in front of the fire. Have a good time and thanks for the video, Hugs Maria.❤🙏🙂

[@andrewmckee1379]

Reminds me of a simpler time and way of life. Love the cook stove, had a great aunt and that was all she ever cooked on. They raised there own food and meat and bartered for there store bought needs. They farmed and grew tobacco and hay along with cows. Hogs and chickens for meat, along with beef. Keep up the good life. Middle Tennessee here!!

[@ChrisSmith-gx4bz]

Hi Jerry! Love your videos. Much appreciation from Kathie and Chris from Warwick, RI.

[@HiddenBlessingsHomestead]

I have 3 addictions: seeds, wood (fires) stoves, and lamps. 2 out of 3 ain't bad lol, I am so happy right now. I'm from Ontario, Canada. We recently were able to build our log cabin together as a family from the ground up. It is an amazing experience.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Your funny, wait till you find out I’m Johnny Appleseed for out local festival. “Planting seeds” is my biggest job in the kingdom

[@HiddenBlessingsHomestead]

@@logcabinlifestyle lol no way!! I will definitely have to get to know your channel better. I see we have a lot in common.

[@HiddenBlessingsHomestead]

@@logcabinlifestyle lol no way!! I will definitely have to get to know your channel better. I see we have a lot in common.

[@Drawlen]

Live in Tiffin, Ohio. The ambience of this place is so wonderful many years ago back in the 70s I used to volunteer at Ohio Village at the Ohio historical Society in Columbus. Hope you’re well keep the videos coming when you have time.

[@87peppy]

Beautiful home and excellent content. Thank you for sharing this with us. God bless your family

[@jda6495]

Katepwa Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada. Been a subscriber for over a year. Enjoy watching your journey and learning a little as well!

[@robcsmith69]

Great video. I’m just northeast of Toronto Canada. Just bought a cottage property and it will need some work but I’m looking forward to it.

[@user-uy9nw8ug1j]

Hello there.... I´m Brazilian and think you cabin an inspiration, a beautiful therapy...

[@logcabinlifestyle]

Welcome and thank you so much

[@bethmollet4956]

Beautiful rustic cabin, friend- Our’s is much the same except we aren’t off grid- We still use our oil lamps though and burn wood in our wood-stove- It works for us for now- And we are your neighbors to the west in the great state of Indiana - All the best

[@femalism1715]

Goldens are the best! CUTE! They make life brighter than any kind of lighting.

[@logcabinlifestyle]

They really do!

[@16dieseldon]

Northeast Pennsylvania. Thank you Jerry for your wonderful videos and positivity. 😉

[@Dreamwoodhomestead2021]

I watch you every time ur on, i would love a log cabin life. We watch from Bogalusa Louisiana

[@HumanWayMetaphysics]

Eastern Shore Maryland checking in. Great work sir

[@shrumittofarmer439]

NE Georgia mountains here. Have a rustic home on an old farm but I would love to have a pure 19th century place to go hide!

[@alive.off-grid]

Beautiful home brother, God bless

[@atexinc.5472]

Hello sir. Enjoyed the visit. I’ve always thought a house needs airflow. People spend soooo much money on airtight and comfort. Then you see a little mold at the top of the wall or on bathroom ceiling. Anyway I realize in extreme climate you have to but in Paris TN it’s pretty mild. Pretty cold for 10-14 days a year and dang hot for 20-30. The rest is gravy

[@WinningOnline]

Hello Jerry. We are in Southern UK in the Somerset levels, out in the sticks. We have used paraffin lamps for many years and love it. The wonderful 'warm white' colouration from the lamps, especially in the winter is so comforting also the byproduct of the heat the lamps produce is so very welcome.

[@Calif-]

Am a retiree in California. I'm on grid but try to live as much off grid as I can. Knowing tough times are coming I live using as little of resources as I can to practice for when things get really bad (hoping that's far off). ie, bathe only once a week to save hot water gas heating costs, no hot water in sink but with plenty of soap to clean things. Cooking meals outdoors, haven't used stove for 2 years. Point is I have many candles and gallons of lamp oil but don't use it till it's the only thing left. So I'm with you to save all your resources and be very very prudent. I work hard always gathering and sawing wood to store as I heat only with woodstove. Haven't used HVAC in years either. I'm 68 and pretty arthritic and alone but I get my chores done every day! I think and value the same kind of living as you do. God bless everyone.

[@GrandmaGingersFarm]

Enjoy your vids sooo much. Yes memories from Colo. May YAH Bless

[@markminister2599]

I was from Mt. Gilead, Ohio. I had a log cabin. I owned 8 acres of woods. I loved it. Like an idiot, I moved.