Since we are moving to the new cabin this summer, and the land is already partially cleared, I’ve been thinking about animals I want to add back to the homestead. We’ve had chickens, goats, rabbits and pigs out here. It won’t feel like a real homestead again until we get some animal pens together and some food growing! Continue reading “Animal Plans On The Homestead”
Category: Homesteading
Then vs Now – How We Would Move To Alaska If We Did It All Again
With the all the planning to move to the new cabin, Kyle and I have been reminiscing on how our planning went our move to Alaska in 2016. It turns out there are quite a few things we both would change if we could go back and do it all again. So, here’s a list of things to think about if you are making a similar move: Continue reading “Then vs Now – How We Would Move To Alaska If We Did It All Again”
Welcome to High Tide Homestead!
Hello and welcome to the video tour of our new cabin! While we never named our current place, we’ve decided with a new cabin comes a new name. So welcome to High Tide Homestead, named so because of the beautiful Cook Inlet views. I can’t wait to watch some amazing winter storms roll in! Continue reading “Welcome to High Tide Homestead!”
The Beginning Of The End
2021 marks the beginning of the end for our family on this little slice of off grid Alaska. 5 years on just over 5 acres living in under 500 square feet. We’ve felled trees, built a cabin and carved out a garden. I’ve loved every minute of living out here, so why leave? Continue reading “The Beginning Of The End”
The Importance Of Cleaning Your Chimney
Before moving to Alaska, I owned a house with a cute little wood stove. I didn’t need it to heat the house, but I loved having a little fire and sitting by it. Having a pre-installed, mostly decorative stove differed greatly from installing our own for heating, but it taught me some things. I did a little cooking on it, and I learned the importance of maintaining its chimney. Continue reading “The Importance Of Cleaning Your Chimney”