The Fence is Up | Off Grid Garden Restoration & Lingonberry Jam

The main structure of the fence for our off grid garden is finally done! Before starting the planting this spring, we'll make sure to add netting as moose and roe deer protection.
Early fall is the time of lingon berries and mushrooms. We made sure to seize the opportunity, and make some jam.
Our property has not had permanent residence for over 80 years, but has been homesteaded for at least two centuries before us. Since we've yet to receive road access, we'll start our first steps on restoring the homestead by foot, by fencing in what's left of the old garden.
Thank you for following along on our adventure, we hope you enjoyed the video🌲🍄
Music produced by: Off Grid Rookies
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[@offgridrookies]

We hope you enjoyed the video! Have you picked any mushrooms this fall?🍄

[@AnneHeyns]

Nice cherries and lovely views♦♥

[@WeesdaGaia]

... Yeah ! ... looks good ! ... but WHY ??? .. do you carry the lumber into the foret ... Voila ! ... and ! ... WHY ??? .. this posts have to be squared ... when there are soo much wood grows .. out there in this foret ... is something I don't understand ...

[@offgridrookies]

Thank you! We didn't have access to a sawmill for this build. There might be changes coming in the next video 😉