Naked and Afraid (Off Grid Cabin Living) Ep 277

[@Dadofdirt]

Keith almost made me cry😢 he inspires so many men to be good fathers ! “Any fool can have a baby, takes a man to raise a child”

[@JamesT65]

It takes a woman to allow it

[@photodivainwa]

I love all your videos and have lived vicariously through them due to recovering from a stroke caused by leukemia. Due to mobility issues, I cannot do a lot of things that I used to. Such is life, and thankful God has given me more time. I love Keith’s clothing choices of shorts with thermal wear underneath. Winching that Jeep made me hold my breath a few times. Snow does bring a wonderful and peaceful silence that is unlike none other. Thank you for all your wonderful content.

[@jillr759]

Love his combo as well. Keep the faith. I’ve had to learn new joys too from chronic pain it’s tough. Cancer too.

[@shawncosmos5431]

Best wishes!

[@HippieHollow]

Yes to the prepping. I love the place and I really love the greenhouse lol.

[@ljb5259]

My wife and I watch your channel for the sailing. However, Montana is a special place for us. We have been every year for the past five years and we have seriously considered getting a place there. We have bare boat chartered in the Bahamas and US and BVI several times as well. In a way you are living our dream but for now we are living another dream in Hawaii. We were so in tune with Keith's comments that he still has adventures left and is not ready for the rocking chair. He is lucky to have a partner who is willing to go along. We are lucky that Renee loves to share her videos with us. HAPPY TRAILS.

[@robertskinner1799]

Keith is right. Keep moving, keep being engaged. Might I suggest another trip through the Panama Canal then head north and do summer in Alaska. I think you would love the picturesque sights of the Rockies and the glacier waters.

[@kurtschreihart7424]

Their boat would not handle the Alaskin waters well, it is just not designed for that or the Great Lakes. The waves are way different in these places. Their boat is designed for the tropics or sub tropics. Of course they could but too risky. These cats do not work well on The Great lakes either because the waves are too close together. I seen it tried and it is scary even in the calmer summer months. Especially Lake Michigan. The Lake Express Ferry which is a huge car ferry cat can only transverse Lake Michigan in the summer months and does not go in bad weather. Cats are made for warm climates and the ocean.

[@lc285]

The mosquitos are the size of cantaloupe.

[@generalsnickers1]

I'm 75 and I couldn't agree more.... Keep busy, stimulated, active and present. Or as Toby Keith said Don't Let The Old Man In. Keep having fun you two, God knows we sure enjoy your adventures.

[@murrayspiffy2815]

I wouldn't be taking advice from Toby - about long living.

[@user-gq2rr9ty4r]

It is helpful to get your perspective on being empty nesters. Please continue to share about this transition, a lot of us our in this stage and it is a huge transition that we don’t talk about much. You are used to being on the move, so it makes sense that you would be restless staying in one place

[@almVancouver]

I was going to say you folks are filthy rich with 1500 acres and a beautiful wood cabin in Montana with all the added toys. Add to that sailing the world in a catamaran, yet there you are deep cleaning your own cabin when you can likely afford to have someone come in and prep it all before you arrive. Hat tip for the character! Your kids are fortunate they have you as parents.

[@mondeano2602]

Spoilt brats

[@tp8030]

To buy a boat and do all the work their doing to it, then to buy 1500 acres. Yeah they got some money

[@thefireguy8564]

Nothing wrong with having money, it’s all about what type of rich person you are. I’m sure these people earns every penny of it.

[@almVancouver]

@@thefireguy8564 I see good morals and strong work ethic. Dad literally gets his hands dirty with every project he takes on. He's taught his kids to sail and fix stuff. Taught them to be their own person.

[@oneamericanpatriot108]

We have watched your channel since the very first episode. I remember being interested in buying a sailboat and searching it on Google. Then when I opened KZbin, it recommended a bunch of sailing channels and yours was the second from the top so I clicked on it and we have watched it every week since. Watching the evolution of your family and you kids growing up has been a great pleasure. and we know exactly how you feel about the children moving on. Our youngest child (of 4) is now 17 and she is getting ready to go to college soon which will leave us alone. With each other. Dear god what the hell are we going to do with all the free time!?!?!?!

[@Shoni_Loves]

So refreshing to hear Keith speak so truthly and so raw - I totally get it. Our two are in their teens and already miss them, they have full social lives. I’ll come and help you guys out on the boat! Enjoy this quiet time, both 💫✨

[@dariush8961]

I've been watching you guys' videos for some time now and the theme song really gives me seratonin! The moment I hear it, I get nostalgic and happy, it's like a warm hug on a cold winter night

[@doradosurfcharters]

Play it backwards Keith put subliminal messages in it 😂😂

[@simoneconsciousobserver3105]

I have found myself singing the theme song, mostly while washing dishes.

[@kirstyblaauw5956]

​@@simoneconsciousobserver3105haha, i see what you did there😂

[@Niagra2011]

Empty nest syndrome. I remember it well. It’s rough for a bit. Us having three kids down to none. Ugh! Now it’s time to make new plans for you both. You can do it. Lesh Go!

[@vynleshmynle7372]

Time for a new theme song I’d say, I always skip over it

[@sarahmariab00]

Oh guys I know the chances of you reading this comments are slim, but I just need to tell you how much my husband and I love your channel. We are watching your videos for years now, and we love to put them on the tv every weekend when we have our blessed family breakfast. We have 3 little children, and we always felt so connected to you. You seem like amazing parents and that just shows on how wonderful your kids turned out 🫶🏻 When you were showing the pictures of the kids in the cabin, and Keith started talking about how it feels like to be without them, we actually both started crying because we can see ourselves in 20 years. You have all our respect, and it feels so nice to watch a wonderful family with the same values and looks on life as ourselves. Finding out that you actually have a property like that was so crazy, because it’s exactly what we are planning to build soon, to be able to live the old school life and grow our own food and just to live life even with everything crazy that is going down in the world now and in future, because we are also „paranoid“ as Keith said so well 😏 Thank you so much for all the love and effort you put into your videos, we really appreciate them. Everything good for you and your family!

[@ronnavaughn2928]

It's absolutely beautiful! Great video. Loved seeing you both enjoy your time together.

[@joyceb.551]

Your channel was my very first one I watched learning how families DO live on a catamaran. I went back to their very first videos when the kids were kids & learning to sail. So it became my go to show weekly. These past months I’ve been watching the slow down of their life on the boat & as everyone is shifting gears making new plans. I’m not sure if there is an easy way to become empty nesters, I do feel for the parents. I’m looking forward to watching the families new adventure, I’m glad the kids & their friends also started channels. What a beautiful life Keith & Rene have provided for all the kids.

[@queenmeizi8947]

Honestly, I loved this video. It really shows the appreciation you two have for life, and family. I would definitely watch a 'prepping' series, partially due to how beautiful that scenery is - from Australia that looks like a whole'nother world! Best wishes, have a great break Renee & Keith!

[@joannhempen8210]

I've been watching you since you began basically. My daughter has grown up in the meantime just like your kids. My husband and I are also in the same transition. It's not easy. I own a Restaurant; I've been open for 25 years so that keeps me very busy. But it doesn't completely take away the feeling of sadness when i think about my daughter moving out and starting her own life. It's a part of life that snuck up on me to be fair and I can't say I like it very much...LOL!! The cabin is beautiful by the way!! Love your videos so much. Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us :)

[@Lilybet1316]

Wow, good luck to Keith and Renee as they navigate what is going to be an interesting adjustment. Hopefully Keith has friends to help keep him busy if he is not able to find peace in his own company. Be kind to each other. ❤️🙂

[@jaym1244]

The first year of being "empty nesters" is the toughest. Especially during the holidays. But it gets easier and before you know it, you and Renee are going to be like you're dating again! My wife of 30 years, is my best friend and the last 5 years of being empty nesters has been like a rekindling of our relationship. Yes, we still miss the kids but it's OUR time now and we are enjoying every minute of it! OH, what if you and Renee where to travel the US by camper/RV? I'd watch that! So many beautiful places right here in the States! And so many great restaurants and attractions you can blog! That would be awesome to watch!!!

[@377caprice]

Yes! I'd definitely watch a prepping show from you! Your place there in Montana is what I dream of! Great set up. Big enough that kids could have their own homes. ❤ Keep the kids and grandkids close.

[@DidiPort]

My wife and I recently actually a year and a half ago, left our family down under to retire in Portugal. It is a big change, we are now looking to go off grid, although not quite there yet. The journey has been wonderful, as we are hobby farming, getting up each day rain, shine or icy starts to look after animals, and start each day’s projects. We are thoroughly loving it. Mind you weren’t travelling the world by boat prior, I definitely understand the allure. You have shown us over the years you have many facets to your life, there will be many more adventures coming your way, enjoy the moment the journey will look after itself. BTW Montana does look lovely with all the snow around. We, I suppose are prepping in a way also, lots of funny stuff happening around the world at the moment, who knows what’s coming!

[@Prodbymarra]

would def love for the series the continue in Montana eventually. see you guys being self-sufficient & more cabin stuff!

[@KhouryNatalie]

They won’t be self sufficient they love consumerism

[@kharaedwards9083]

You don’t live on a boat for 8 years and not be self sufficient!

[@dennisthomas2270]

Love your videos. I remember an episode where you discussed how you save all your movies on the boat so anyone can access them through the boat network. I can’t find that episode. Do you know what episode it was ? Thank you in advance.

[@gumotx]

Prepping series: YES! It may be needed sooner than you think!

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Agree !!!! If I hadn’t already started, I wouldn’t waste a second !!!

[@coachschwab53]

What is prepping?

[@stuckcamping]

@@coachschwab53 It's the republicans that think the demise of the USA is imminent unless Trump is voted back into office. So they stock pile, guns, ammo, food...etc. and wait for the "zombies".

[@debbiblakeslee]

Preparing things....like food and medicine ahead of time ...for when the shtf .......​@@coachschwab53

[@davidwheeler7503]

​@coachschwab53 for when the Civil/revolution War begins or greater lawlessness really takes over

[@denisecole6128]

I live in a log cabin. We put plugs in the sinks to help keep the flys out. We put up sticky panels on the windows to catch the flys.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

I’m so relieved, I said this way back when you were bopping around Saudi Arabia and the east before going up the Suez Canal to the med, “get your butts home and get that cabin stocked, the world is falling apart” !!! I was just envious over your land and cabin 24:34 but now you show the greenhouse, now I’m down right jealous !!! You have done so well for yourselves, going from living in a trailer house to literally having it ALL !!!! My advice to your kids, start building a home on mom and dads land, even if you don’t live there now, get a home and supplies so you have a refuge, things are about to get rough, really rough ! Renee, get an heirloom seed vault, soilless growing medium and soil blockers and/or seed cups and trays. This summer get a garden plot prepped with manure, compost and cover crop so it is nutrient dense when you need to grow food. If you don’t have canning supplies, a dehydrator and even a freeze dryer (which most of us can’t afford) get them too, you will need to store all that food you grow if you need to feed all your kids and grand babies ❤ Alternative power could be a fun project for Keith and he can teach us (although I’ve watched many videos and it’s over my head) !!! As much as I LOVE the sailing, adventures and the ocean, I would also love to see you all do the prepping thing !!! If you have a prepped home where you have survival means for yourselves and your kids, then you can go play with peace of mind, just have a plan for everyone to get home ! I don’t have a husband to help me so it’s a challenge but I’m planning for a Great Depression or war or both :( I would rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it….. preparing can save a lot of suffering!! We didn’t have much snow here in northern Minnesota either, it was nice but it’s going to be really dry and I live on the edge of a pine forest 🙁 Safe travels as y’all go back and forth !!!

[@fredbell4803]

Prepping show would likely be great. Wife and I are a couple years ahead of you (54&57) regarding transition. Our 3 kids are now in college. I always wanted to go boating but my wife is not sure. So we bought a property by the water on the east coast and my hope is to be able to show her she will also enjoy trips on the boat. Transition can be uncertain, people from our generation do not talk about it enough. I am not even sure we think about it enough. I think it is important and there are many ways to screw it up. I would think the more you share your thoughts on this, the more it might help or inspire your audience. It is never too early to think about all these big moments in life. Love you and thank you for sharing part of your life with us.

[@EgbertWilliams]

Just the way this couple quietly tackle some necessary chores gives a hint as to how they became self-made successes in both work and home. I can't claim that gumption for myself, but I do admire it.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

I understand how you feel Keith and relate. Lol on you two love birds running around naked. Thank you for sharing this video with us. That is a good location for when SHTF and your not being paranoid Keith much is happening. You two are awesome 💕

[@roccosophie6498]

Keith and Rene, please never, give up on sailing around the world. Many of us look so very much forward to your journeys. And in my opinion Rene, you are a top notch, world class narrator and film editor. You're also a very, pretty lady. Watching your adventures are a highlight of my week.😊

[@jessicastotz773]

Yes to a prepping series!!! We love watching you guys & appreciate how real you all are. Keep making content & we will keep watching!

[@mr.ftravels3295]

I have been watching this channel for years. Like many other YT channels, content starts to get boring. I think changing things would be interesting. Prepping, fixing up the property, gardening, and adventure would be interesting to watch. Spend spring, summer, and fall in Montana and if you desire go back to the warm weather of the Caribbean. Whatever you decide, I will still watch.

[@samuelacuna6053]

How dare you!!! This channel has never been boring!!

[@kharaedwards9083]

I agree…. Never boring

[@Billyboy4209]

I’ve only seen flies like that one time and it also wasn’t an abandoned house, technically speaking. In the case that I saw, the gunk in the pipes once the water stopped flowing after a while the maggots started eating and then became flies and came out of the drains.

[@KhouryNatalie]

Cattle attract flies. They lease the land to ranchers. Yes the pipes could cause some but it’s likely the cattle. Something you don’t see in westerns is all the flies.

[@PatrickTaylor-nm2se]

I’ve been watching your channel for the last three months and truly enjoy it. Thank you.

[@mickeykeymoaw]

21:30 Yes To The Prepping Show.!!!

[@apacheav8rix]

Thank you both for being brave and honest about the struggle of the coming life transition and the uncertainty that lies ahead. I respect and appreciate your willingness to be honest and vulnerable on this public platform. I can't imagine the strength and courage it must take to share anything even remotely personal, with all the internet trolls out there just ready to pounce. Thank you for all you have shared with us over the years, it has been wonderful to share in your adventures and watch the kids grow up. My family and I wish you all the best, navigating the course ahead!

[@bentonlamson5524]

Have followed your family for the past 3 yrs. My wife retired 3 years ago and I am semi-retired in our 50s. We have had many friends become "empty nesters" and it is a hurdle for sure. Some have gone through depression issues, some couples have become fighters, some say nothing. Their kids are starting their lives and after the first year or two, see their parents less and less as their lives develop. It is not a simple transition! Keep traveling and now developing the new way of life for Renee & Keith. As retire folks in our 50s, we too are trying to figure out our new schedules in life. Keep posting and all of us will go through it with both of you! Much love and godspeed!

[@SeanHendy]

Empty nesting - my folks, now 80 and 73, are in a 5 bedroom house that they bought back in '96, just a few years before Dad retired from the Army. My brother had already moved away, and I was there for just a year before I headed off myself, but it has been 'home' now for fast approaching 30 years, which in stark contrast to us having moved many many times, in lots of different countries for many decades, so almost the complete opposite of what you guys have done. I grew up in places like Malawi, Germany, and Hong Kong, and can remember 8 homes that we lived in, in 3 different countries, visiting many more during that time on trips and holidays. We get together now a few times a year, and try to make the most of those times and it's understandable given their age that we don't know how many more years we will get. So important to make good memories whilst you have the chance. I can totally understand Keith's emotions of the kids not being there and starting to spread their wings. I remember when Anna headed off for college, and how difficult that was for you both. Difficult to put myself in their shoes, but given the adventures, and with the benefit of my life experience and wisdom, and now being 51 myself, I'd be on that boat for as long as humanly possible, spending as much time as I could with family, but it takes a lifetime to come to that realisation...

[@Jake-yx7ct]

Yep I'd watch the Prep build. I love your videos. Thanks for sharing all the action. I got cold seeing all that snow.

[@Markjon444]

Renee, I really enjoyed this video! It was nice to see you and your husband have some "me" time! Beautiful peace of property too! I live n Golden Co home of Coors Beer. I usually watch ur. Videos before I go to bed - you have really raised great kids. They have a zest and an appreciation for life.

[@richardhoffman3827]

This has been such an awesome video. Keith, I completely understand what it is like when your kids are grown and have moved on. I thank all of you for all the videos that you have done. You guys are amazing.

[@obieandlaurie]

We’re there with you Renee and Keith! We know what you’re feeling given that we’re parents of two twenty year olds….happy to come crew with you both! 🤗

[@RayGagne-e9q]

You brought tears to my eyes talking about "without your children". I went through it quite a few years ago and it is tough. Love you guys !!

[@ljgarrison8374]

I’m into the video and had to stop at 5:23. You need a better care taker to take care of the flies and other things too. You shouldn’t come back to that mess. Glad to see you back in Montana. Now back to the show. Granny

[@ljgarrison8374]

Yet, I understand that your home is located in a very rural area and the caretakers are probably just the ranchers who look to see if the house has burned down. No one to clean the flies or take care of the hot tub.

[@clintrussell]

It's soo hard, I went thru it she's now 30 adn I miss her everyday hence i'm moving even closer to her.. Hit's you in the feels for sure.

[@iamfredibles]

also wanted to say my favorite parts of this channel is when Keith is fixing things or upgrading ... i love love love it ..very much my favorite thing to do i would do it for free it's like a hobby to me lol

[@rwodka21]

Ive been watching for a couple years now right about the time Anna departed the boat. Watching the other kids grow and mature with the great parenting as been a pleasure. Its exciting to see how the two of you continue on your new journey while the kids do other things.

[@sherrymillerable]

I remember when my kids were gone - it left an emptiness for a bit - my last 2 were 13 months apart so it was rather suddenly now it is an empty nest. You will find it gets easier as there are new chapters to start.

[@lauriegraham5924]

We use flexible rubber water stops at work for some areas. I bet it would work great for keeping water from running down into our spa. Love our Montana place heaven on earth.

[@jjdicarloutube]

I’ll watch whatever you post! As for sailing, I love the idea of your bringing new kids on the boat. I think you both have so much to share with young people.

[@leereynolds6661]

Keith what a top guy ! Very touching and real 1 life live it to the max with your wife and kids

[@TammyBillings-qt1ve]

As a couple we have gone through our little birdies flying out of the nest and totally understood the video. Beautiful spot in Montana. Fantastic video.

[@DanielManske-c3e]

Nice to see your life off the boat! How lucky to have a nice home base in Montana. I love your family and follow Jack and Finn, too. Let’s go!

[@GoxBoy]

i remember vividly when i moved. what effect it had on my dad. one of the only times i've ever seen some tears. for sure is emotional for a parent

[@darrencoile]

“Changes in latitude, changes in attitude.”

[@SooRa_75]

You are amazing parents! Huge respect to you both. I too am in a transition phase…. my son heading to college in August. I am not ready and never was done raising him but the time has come and my heart breaks. Grateful but I am hurting. I would definitely watch a prepping video. My views on what’s going on in this country and world is much aligned with y’all’s. Would love to see !!!

[@michaeldunham477]

Keith . . . I rarely comment to any channel. Strong impression here . . . preaching to the choir I suppose . . . BUT . . . there was a toughness and a fearlessness shown by you when you"made the change" many years ago to change your family's life experience. As a fellow "brother" I push you to show that same toughness and fearlessness and launch into another phase WHERE YOU CHANGE OTHERS' lives, now that the kids are nearly raised. You have the ability to leave a big mark on others' lives for good. Make some sacrifice and get after it, more deeply than ever before. Much love to you and your wife and family.

[@michaeldunham477]

more . . . you need a new MISSION and sense of PURPOSE. RIght now you remind me of many military veterans leaving the military and in the process of finding their new mission in life. I think you are there, brother. Get after it. Get off you *ss, get in shape and get after it.

[@JMicheleS33]

My eyes welled up when Keith was talking about the transition of life now that your kids are getting older and branching out on their own, and how quiet it is. I can absolutely relate to this, and our adult kids have scattered out across the US and having their own families. Except my spouse, soon to be ex, filed for divorce after all these years now that the hard work’s done, it was earth shattering and shocking to everyone, including myself, but I know I’ll be okay. Enjoy the snow and peacefulness, and keep living your dreams!

[@landymendonca-p4m]

God Bless you JMicheleS33, He is right beside you. keep your eyes focused firmly on Him. If you wish to reach out, please do. I went through something similar and He turned it around. I read " God can and will safe your marriage by Erin thiele" It's been nearly 10 years later, and thank The Lord daily!

[@MartineRobertson]

You guys are so awesome....yup plan away Keith! You have timed it all well with your adventures.....

[@scotterx9835]

I’m feeling the empty nester too. After binging the first 3 seasons in 2weeks, I’ve been watching every week. What a lovely family doing it differently. 100% behind the paths you are all taking. The days of a traditional career are over. Forge a path into mixing work, skills and lifestyle together. See the world & experience life. Working 8 to 6 for 30 years is dead in the water. Congrats to all of you.

[@jarrick81]

Love you guys. I would totally watch a prepping video series, but please don't stop sailing.

[@yrbuddy77]

The fly problem comes from the sealant used on your logs. I had this same problem and at first i thought my cabin was possessed.

[@josephpiskac2781]

Really an ideal life. I owned a cabin in Arizona at 7,000 ft elevation with no bugs. Now I live in a van and in the mountains I have been forced to move due to flies landing on the van and going inside. It seems they really like the white van to sit and show off for matting. Your seemingly perfect life really is great for the video presentations.

[@erichtomanek4739]

From liquid water to solid water. I'm watching this where your place is below freezing with a fresh snowfall and where I am it hasn't rained, well, for at least a month and the Moomba Long Weekend will be at least 3 days in the high thirties, Celsius. Thanks for another fascinating and entertaining video.

[@idagriffin7796]

thank you for this chapter of your life shared love you both Grandma Ida 79yrs. Cheers

[@Kate-x9u]

Thats very nice to see a change in scenery...

[@goofsaddggkle7351]

Kind of love that you are showing the reality of an offgrid cabin, with all the dead flies (and live ones lol). It's a TON of work and only a fraction of it is 'gram'able.

[@Patriotinme]

My husband and I have watched your family for awhile. I am far more into both the sailing and the “prepping idea”. We are past the kids point even if they are still close. Keep doing what you are doing. With some luck, we’ll be joining it if we are lucky

[@francie2035]

Yes, on the prepping channel

[@BonfireGuy]

The flies are coming out of your sewer through sinks and drains. Plug them when you leave for extended periods.

[@clairelockey6207]

Keep filming you guys, such a breath of fresh air always and you don’t pretend that everything is okay all the time, thanks for sharing your beautiful home as well xx

[@jessicanaser2939]

It's absolutely gorgeous at the cabin. Renee you looked great all fixed up at the end you are always very pretty. You guys had perfect timing for the snow. I'm in the UP of Michigan Ontonagon at the moment and we usually always have 6 to 12+ feet of snow but not this year. This yr. It's been in the 50s already. Snow does make it feel more relaxed and peaceful. Thanks for a GREAT episode. The transition to empty nest definitely takes a bit to get use to always miss them but you will find your way. Just give yourselves time and phone calls whenever your missing them. Enjoy your time away next week you definitely deserve it.

[@markhawkins5341]

What a powerful video. Family is everything. Love you all from Norfolk England.

[@erinschlameus3628]

I always like snow just not the cold so much. We don't get much of either in Texas.

[@michaelbelmear]

I live in Bozeman and am a huge fan! I wanna live on a sailboat once I graduate college next spring and ur channel has been so helpful. Welcome back to the last best state haha!

[@roytaylor6519]

What a beautiful place ya'll got the best of both worlds. Man idk how u could even get any better than how u guys have it. Way outside anything i could ever dream of just visiting or renting and u guys own both. My wife and i just went thru the no kids around all at once life's boring right now.

[@AverageJoeShmo]

I'm 47yrs old but had a horrible childhood growing up without a dad and with a mom that i never heard i love you from not one time or got a hug or showed up to school functions. I broke that cycle with my children but with no family and support it was harder raising kids and giving them a amazing experience but i made sure they didn't go without and gave them anything they wanted if i could. But my point is to Keith. If you miss teaching your kids or showing them things, I'm up for seeing what it's like to be around amazing people like you and and Renee and you can teach me how to sail and I'll go snowmobiling around with you. 😂 I missed out on alot growing up so I'm still a kid at heart. 😊 Lol

[@LeeYvesMexico]

Your life is amazing. Your kids are wonderfully amazing grown up's. Thanks to the both of you! Keep sharing your beautiful life, most of us out here watching enjoy the fun!

[@davidlong2048]

Beautiful place ya'll have there, our kids have left my wife and I and it is hard, the grand children is what keeps us so happy. I would get bored to death at the cabin. I have 3 places and I get bored at each of them after a short period of time. I keep hopping from one to the other, always working on something.

[@ProudIslandGirl]

OMG what a beautiful scene when you opened your doors to the snow, WOW just WOW.

[@RGF56]

Wow what a change of scenery . While I live on the coast and have access to beaches that you have visited in Australia that offer , fishing , diving etc , I don't have access to that . Keith the Prepper , since he does everything else so well I will look forward to seeing that .😉

[@SkylinersYeti]

Just returned from a trip to the Southwest to our log cabin in the Oregon Cascades. twenty four inches of fresh snow fell while we were gone. Not to clear the driveways and parking. Living in a remote location is not for many. It is a high energy life style.

[@stvkdcashgood]

I live not far from there. It has been cold but not much snow this year. It has been crazy.

[@melissainfurna102]

Wow!!! I just love your family-been following for years. Thank you for showing us your BEAUTIFUL cabin in MT it’s awesome. I’m from NJ and have never seen mountains, so majestic! The scenery is incredible. Big transition from being with the kids 24/7 to just the 2 of you. But enjoy each other and this is your time!! Can’t wait to see more! God bless your entire family 🇺🇸

[@richards5843]

I have a summer home in Aspen Colorado. Me and my parents always spent the summers there for many years and now they are gone now it is really not the same with out them. They both were over 100 years old when they passed away and they had a wonderful life.

[@SailingZatara]

🥹😍

[@barbarafreedman2463]

You have a beautiful, fantastic ranch. Very quiet, peaceful and serene.

[@butcherwoman3753]

Beautiful cabin wow! So very happy for you and family. You are all wonderful. Thanks for taking me along. I’d love to travel from Pennsylvania to Montana. It’s on the to do list.

[@CaptainJulyJones]

Been watching you guys since the beginning. Love what you do. My wife and I are about your age and have five sons and we've spent 40 years have an adventures 6 months out of the year. Much like you guys. Also Texans :-) hey I have a suggestion for you you probably thought about it a million times but didn't want to deal with other people staying in your place. But we use Airbnb and hip camp to rent our places out so that they stay well maintained and ready for us to just come right in and sit down and enjoy ourselves. We've got a cabin in the woods near Austin. The cabin on a private island that you can only access by boat or plane near Port O'Connor we've got a 42 ft houseboat down in Ingleside and a 30-ft cabin cruiser up on the lake and a full live in treehouse near Lockhart. And so all of that takes so much work and we hate to do all that work ourselves about 2 years ago I started letting friends that I know really well and some relatives that I vetted run the airbnb's and hip camp ads for these places. We let them keep basically all of the money that is profit. After we have paid for the utilities the taxes the maintenance and any improvements needed. And they keep the places in top notch shape ready for guest at any moment. And we just don't worry about it. At first we worried that people were going to mess with their stuff and break things but that is maybe 2% of what happens. Everybody really respects our stuff it's amazing when we show up the place is clean and fresh and there's food in the kitchen and the AC is on and we just walk right in like we are our own guests. I keep cheap little solar battery maintainers on the dash of my vehicles everywhere so that they keep the battery up. And I make sure before I leave to put in some fuel stabilizer and run it through the system. Hey I'm an ENTP as well and we're not ready to stop either. I could tell you though we had our kids earlier our oldest is 36 our youngest just turned 21. And the only advice I can give you is don't get a puppy to fill the empty nest. That's a 15 or 20 year commitment that'll slow you down everywhere. No matter how tempting it is don't get a puppy :-) Anyway I recommend it Keith. Love you guys keep up the adventure😊

[@jeffreyhunter4991]

I think you guys energy is just so different. I love it. There is nothing like family.

[@johntgoslee5951]

❤ You come in to your home in Montana for a break and have to go right to work cleaning! Love y’all! Thank you for the videos!!! ❤

[@Karma-fp7ho]

Thanks for showing some of the less awesome parts of arriving to find the cabin has been the tomb of flies. Keeps it real!

[@jocemarie6045]

Our cabin here in PA gets those huge flies too. So annoying!! It’s only in some of the windows too.

[@ejs6010]

You have a beautiful place in Montana. You did a marvelous job cleaning it up and scrubbing out the hot tub. I bet the two of you had some great times together, Yes, prepping tips or plans could be beneficial to watch. Safe travels on land or sea!

[@allanmurphy7474]

I appreciate your attitude Keith. Keep it up and never stop exploring.Cheers

[@1904-d3x]

What a beautiful cabin. Me and my husband are coming up on the kids being older and know exactly how ya feel. on the other topic you are not paranoid that is just the truth. anyway happy safe travels yall! cant wait to watch ya next adventure

[@kevhello5778]

Hot Tub Fix. You can either make a cover/roof under those deck boards above it and have it sloped enough to drain the water/snow away from the Hot Tub? Which I think will be the quickest to build. Or you could take 2-2x6 or 2x8s and run anchor type bolt on one board each side so you could lower the new structure up and down when you use the hot tub. Attach the 2 boards onto those Deck boards against or by the Cabin. Run 3/4 ply wood across those 2 boards. Than when it is lowered down it will be on the ground past the hot tub at a 90 degree angle so all snow and water will head out past the hot tub. If it’s to heavy to lift attach a wench to bring it up and down. Lol. My 2 cents

[@wesgarden74]

We will watch you guys on the boat or in Montana or anywhere. It would be fun to see Keith prepping the place in Montana.

[@SarahHolt-z4y]

I’m coming to live with y’all up in the mountains & I’ll prep all u want !! And I wholeheartedly agree with Keith !

[@t.j.sortino7844]

I just love you and Keith! Never retire guys!

[@kelleyw63]

Yes! We will watch the preping episode

[@HoosierPete69.]

I will definitely watch prepping videos, I love your cabin. I was a empty nester, now I have a daughter and 4 grandkids living with me. The older I get the more I miss the peace and quite. But I do enjoy my 3 grandsons, and grand daughter, most of the time.