Part 2. Underground Survival Refrigerator Spring House Build

This is part two of the underground spring house build. Door frame install and more rock laying.
Going off grid!
Building a spring house the old school diy way. Pretending to be a stone mason.
This episode,part 2, day 2, in the spring house build series that we have been wanting to do for years. Because we are not connected to the poisonous city water system, we have to get a functioning water system in place before moving onto the property.
The government hates me and anybody else that can be self-sufficient. If you do not depend on them they cannot control you indirectly through food shortages etc. We do not live in fear. We just love the homesteading lifestyle. Come along today and spend some more time working on the spring house with me. Having fresh, clear, cold spring water available is such a blessing. Building a DIY spring house is a lot of work!
We purchased our homestead property nearly 20 years ago now because we fell in love with the beautiful creek and multiple springs. This little slice of heaven on earth is our dream home to be. We intend to be as independent and self sufficient as possible, not because we don’t know any better, but because we know it is better.
Our plan is to build a home using as many of the natural building materials as possible that are available on the property. Followed closely by a barn and pasture for our horses that we plan to buy. We miss having them around. We miss the trail rides. Your support by subscribing and sharing will help make it possible.
Thanks for being part of the Circle C Ranch crew.
It is a beautiful thing to be able to survive on your own property with DIY projects and skills.
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#diy
#survival

[@bobbyclark5087]

Gettin there

[@slater1993]

why would you need a spring house??????/just buy a few freezers da........you old timers are so ass backwards ....the worlds not going to end the goverment not out to take over

[@Circlecranch977]

I bet you don’t carry a spare tire in your trunk because you don’t think you will ever have a flat tire. You have obviously never tasted spring water. Because freezers require electricity and our local system is unreliable and city water is nasty tasting and full of chemicals. I am too far away from the electric grid to be worth connecting (by choice). I will have the convenience of a regular refrigerator but it will function on a solar system.