High Tide Homestead

Wildflower Jelly and Other Foraged Foods

This year I have spent a lot of time learning about wild foods and foraging with the girls. All spring and summer

I did something a little bit different today and was invited to be on the Unpopular Farms podcast. I had a blast

The Cook Inlet mudflats have been the scene of a few well-known incidents in Alaska’s history. From helicopter’s attempting to rescue people

It’s summer! And yes, I am saying that even though I woke up to new snow this morning because we have summer

Raising kids while living off grid has been one heck of an experience. From being pregnant hours from a hospital to having

With access that changes by the season, and by snow machine, truck, or ATV, our trips to town are always an adventure!

Before moving to Alaska, I owned a house with a cute little wood stove. I didn’t need it to heat the house,

So 2020 was a heck of a year. We didn’t have many goals, but the ones we had were rather large. And

Just like many of you, this last year has been rough. From rushing home to avoid being stuck out of state in

The first step when Kyle and I decided we were going to move to Alaska was buying remote land. We knew we

So you wish to go off grid, eh? From wanting to be more self sufficient, to living a more minimalist lifestyle, there

I see people asking about going off the grid with no money all the time. From discussions in Reddit forums, to questions

I swear one day we are going to start on our off grid dream home. I guess today is not that day!

I’ve been asked twice for this recipe since I posted about making Peppered Rhubarb Jam on Instagram last week. The truth is,

If you follow us on Facebook or Instagram, you saw the post in June about our new ATV being stolen. It was

Even though we live in bear country, I’ve never really been worried about the bears out here. Heck, I’m actually more worried