Here's the posts about some of the lessons I've learned from living in a tiny house and being totally off grid in a cold northern climate. I hope some of them are helpful so you don't have to do things the hard way like I did in several cases!
Can You Live in a Tiny House in a Cold Climate?
Wood Stove Update and Tips
Thoughts After 2 Full Years of Tiny Living
Frozen Pipes
Solar Power and Living Happily Ever After
Finding a Home for Your Tiny House?
A Close Encounter
Biggest Current Problem, Mold
Skunked!
Thoughts After a Year in Fy Nyth
Tiny House Insurance
How to Give Gifts to a Minimalist
Ants in My Pants! Or at Least in My House
Moving Fy Nyth
What I Would do Differently #2
New Backup Heater
Internet When You are Off Grid
What Would I do Different?
Second Lesson Learned
First Lesson Learned
Why A Tiny House?
Wood Stove Update and Tips
Thoughts After 2 Full Years of Tiny Living
Frozen Pipes
Solar Power and Living Happily Ever After
Finding a Home for Your Tiny House?
A Close Encounter
Biggest Current Problem, Mold
Skunked!
Thoughts After a Year in Fy Nyth
Tiny House Insurance
How to Give Gifts to a Minimalist
Ants in My Pants! Or at Least in My House
Moving Fy Nyth
What I Would do Differently #2
New Backup Heater
Internet When You are Off Grid
What Would I do Different?
Second Lesson Learned
First Lesson Learned
Why A Tiny House?
Enjoying your video blogging from the UK I am hoping you will write a book or two.
ReplyDeleteI stumbled across your Youtube video showing your house, looks great! I really fancy living off grid although it isn't that easy here in the UK.
ReplyDeleteGreat video!
ReplyDeleteMay I ask what the deal is with the land? IE- do you rent it?
Signed,
Jealous
Thanks! See this video for details on the land where I'm parked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TCq7J4o4Uw
DeleteSaw the video, love it!!! I've lived in an RV in Afton, full hook-ups, and interested in off-grid living. Moved back to Oregon to be closer to family though. Although you probably solved it already, what helps in the pantry is a battery operated closet light. Using a velcro hanging strip, it can be used as a flashlight in each of the shelves, or turned on on the back of the pantry door. You could probably fit it between your spice racks. It's a cheap fix. Although lots of times the velcro doesn't hold very well and the light falls onto the floor. But you get the idea. Love your video <3
ReplyDeleteLooks likes great fun. Beautiful scenery to photograph and live. Was wondering how you plow your way in and out? I know in the UP in Michigan there are road graders, huge snowblowers sometimes using multiple dump trucks and ways most probably haven't seen before. How do they out there? Thanks for sharing!
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