High Tide Homestead

Tips For Living Small

Kyle and I currently live in roughly 96 sq feet of space, so we know a thing or two about living small.

I finally finished our most recent homestead project, and just in time too! We were almost out of water brought in from

After much online searching, I have been able to come up with nothing on how to solve an interesting problem we’ve encountered

Today we finished our 3′ x 5′ chicken coop (yay!) and were able to move our thirty-two chicks out of the green

So the last few weeks have been unreasonably hard. Our 4-wheeler’s drive shaft broke, and while we were driving on the beach

Using a generator as your main source of power for most of the year is a lot different than taking it out

.I love chickens, I always have ever since raising my first batch of chicks as an FFA project in high school. So

We’ve got so much done here around the homestead recently! We’ve (nearly) finished up the studio entirely. It now has a floor,

We’ve learned a lot about living off grid in Alaska so far. Here are some lessons we’ve learned here that can be

We’ve spent the last few days building, building, building our tiny house! I’m not sure how long we’ll manage to live in

Seems like life out here is just a roller coaster of ups and downs each day. Ronan got into the porcupine for

We finally broke ground this week! Kyle’s dad Keith came out this week and helped us start on our ‘temporary’ studio shed

And boy did we get our adventure! Yesterday, we decided we needed to take the truck on the beach in order to

I feel like we’ve actually accomplished something and made progress in the past few days. After Kyle spoke with another gentleman with

This sh*t is hard. We didn’t expect easy, but it is H-A-R-D. Between there being no road to our property, and the

This week is all about preparation for getting out to our property and getting to building! Our 4 Wheeler is at the