*OUR STORY* About Living Off Grid Building Our Tiny Home in the Middle of Nowhere

[@doughty_vee7824]

Adorable ❤

[@rosealexander6630]

Much love and respect to both of you! Hope to see you again. ❤️

[@offgridroadrunnerranch]

We miss you rose. Khloe needs another flower. Hope to see you soon

[@Jennifer-007]

Love you both, I’m doing the same thing in Meadview, AZ, not far from you. I bought 65 acres for 30k, spent $80,000 putting in a well (1,500’ deep) and am on solar. I use to work as a Manager at Allegiant Airlines in Summerlin and I would never go back to the city. Loved her comment about having to prepare for Alaska.. 😂

[@offgridroadrunnerranch]

Wow 65 acres. We love Meadview. Thanks for the comment

[@Me-np8fb]

Hi. Just subscribed. I have a few parcels in horse shoe rancheros in White Hills. Someday I might have a airstream or small house . Good luck

[@offgridroadrunnerranch]

Oh cool right on. Thanks for the comment

[@nushinhosseini4590]

Great story, so happy for you guys ❤

[@offgridroadrunnerranch]

Thanks for the love. Miss you guys

[@nushinhosseini4590]

Miss you guys too ❤​@@offgridroadrunnerranch

[@Puaspapa]

Awesome story and video… couple of thoughts Invest in an atmospheric water generator to produce water from air Yes, higher humidity you get more water BUT there’s AWG that can produce water as little as 30% humidity Add household plants to raise your humidity levels Good luck!

[@offgridroadrunnerranch]

We will look into that. Thanks for the comment and support

[@lordviciousswede]

Self sufficient? Did they cut down and mill the lumber to build that house in the desert? Are they capturing their own water from the roof to use? Are they eating food from their garden? Where is that gas/diesel fuel coming from?

[@alicegunn3970]

Just followed you from a page that shared your story on Instagram

[@offgridroadrunnerranch]

Welcome, thanks for the follow