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Is sure is pretty there!!

Aww

Very cute! I love pigs

What a good boy

That was a beautiful offgrid cabin

What an unbelievable spot you have. Great job! Subscribed

Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich

Id love to live this life, probably won't ever happen though haha. What a beautiful place you have.. The dogs are gorgeous too ❤

I've gotten water from that spring box

Is that Terrace Resivoir on the way into your cani

I live in Western New York state. Years ago my husband and I took a trip to Erie, Pennsylvania and travelled on Route 5 which goes along Lake Erie. There were over 10 huge rainbows, including doubles and several water spouts (tornados on the water) on the trip down. Very odd weather that day. Pretty but with all the water spouts a little scary too. Rainbows are God's blessing after the great flood. Unfortunately my husband suffered snow blindness as a young teenager and can't see rainbows which makes me feel very sad for him. You have a beautiful cabin and property! I enjoyed the drive to it.❤😊

Click bait, no emergency

Love your front porch!!

Is that FS 250

I make my pumpkin pie from scratch too after I carve them (actually made a videos on my procedure which is much different lol) I'm definitely trying your procedure next year or ingredients are pretty much the same. Pumpkin pie is definitely my favorite pie. Thanks for sharing your method hope you have an awesome week.

More accurate title should have been " Winter prepping at off grid cabin".

So this was CLICKBAIT title as there wasn't a TRUE EMERGENCY, just winter prepping for the winter off-grid cabin since you won't be staying there ! A common sense thing to do. Re: tire pressure sensors.....really hate them. Tire pressure drops 2 psi in 1st cold weather and get warning. Wife and daughter think the SUVs are undrivable and you can see they are still up.

Beautiful cabin. Where are you?

Worse part about using a bucket, is if you catch an edge on your driveway, you can do some damage. Does not trip and return like a blade. They do make blades that attach to your loader. Plowed snow working for a local school district for thirty- five years. I could plow an area over and over and nothing. Then the next time I plowed it an area that had a crack would raise up from frost heave as I believe it is called and we always plowed with F350 Fords and the blade would catch an edge and it sounded like you ripped the frame from under the truck. Nice tractor and video. Thankyou.

I need a Neighbor's Pig just to feed it random fruits ngl

What state are you in? Enjoyed the video.

I have just one more observation. I bought a ventless propane heater, hoping to satisfy the insurers, but my county would not allow a ventless heater in a home without central heat. For all the nuisance of buttoning up the place in the winter, it's worth it to be there when there is a nice snowfall, with all the animal tracks and no traffic on our dirt road, which is quite steep.

I've had my cabin in the Virginia mountains for 30 years. Here are more plumbing tips for winter. (1) There is a little water in the kitchen sprayer. Disassemble it and squeeze the trigger. It can freeze and break. (2) If you have brass pipes connecting your kitchen faucet and lavatory faucet to the shut-off valves, replace them with flexible pipes. In the cold, they can shrink and pull out . (3) I siphon most of the water from my toilets, so I can use very little anti-freeze in them. It is not possible to drain the water in a conventional toilet's valve, since it is protected against backflow. Keep a spare handy. (4) I buy antifreeze in March when Walmart marks it down. (5) I have copper pipes and there is a low spot that can freeze. I replaced this with automobile heater hose. (6) I have a whole-house filter in my crawl space. While my crawl space doesn't get below freezing, I still unscrew the filter housing and dump the water, leaving a bucket under it. PUT A STAKE IN THE BUCKET so the mice can crawl out. or you will have a smelly situation. (7) I have never drained my 40-gallon water heater and doubt that it could freeze. I paid to heat that water so let it lose its heat over the coming days to keep the cabin a bit warmer. 40 gallons of water at 120F will give off 26,656 BTUs as it cools to 40F. (In reality, I always turn off my hot water power the evening before I leave, and I have enough for a shower and washing dishes.) (8) If you are considering a tankless water heater, and you cannot guarantee it will stay warm, find out if the model you are considering can be drained, or is guaranteed to survive freezing. (9) In my area, very few insurers will insure a log cabin, and fewer still if you do not have central heat. If you are building and considering heating with wood, as I do, find out if you can get insurance at a reasonable price without central heat. It might be smart to install a minimal central heating system just for the insurance advantage. This might be a Mr. Cool or baseboards. You just need enough heat to keep the space above freezing. I use 2 oil-type space heaters set to 900W and "snowflake" or 32F. (10) Buy some cheap high-low thermometers and learn what the actual low temperatures are in various spaces. My insulated crawl space has never gone below freezing, yet my cabin can fall to near zero in a power outage. For this reason, I recommend not burying water pipes in insulation, so they can take advantage of the warmth of the earth. I enjoyed seeing your cabin, thanks.

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Not sketchy at all

Tune in next week for more Adventures of Kevin and Gus!

Gus has a perfectly good fridge in the garage that he won’t use!

The small battery chainsaw have come a long long ways!

I have a 6 inch cordless chainsaw that I use for pruning. I have cut 5 and 6 inch branches with it. As long as you don't force it, it will cut just fine. It's not as strong as my Husqvarna 2 cycle, but I didn't expect it to be, but it's nice to be able to use it with one hand and hold the branch with the other. Mike from Mass.

It is forbidden!!!

Oh... I've wanted one of those. Sure make pruning a breeze.

She looks happy : ) with it.

New Subscriber Here. I've used that title in my video so many times lately , or close to it I say it's called fishing not catching, which you also used in the video LOL. It wasn't long before I hit the subscribed button and turned on notifications for future videos and just scanned you older stuff see you have or had a lab ? Most of my videos are about my dog Tucker and I.

That was some mighty fine foreshadowing you did there

That's a beautiful place. Thanks for sharing it.

Precious!

Puppy looking at the camera: wah!

adorable little stinkers☺️🤗🥰

All those sweet babies. 🥰🥰🥰💖💖💖

Omg. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Omg, so adorable..hi from Connecticut..🥰

Just one puppy?

I sooo thought this was a tribute! So glad Razor’s fine. Happy travels!

Nice finds. It looks like you all had a fun day.

Keep grinding

I would get a power grinder and drill to really clean the cap and area extremely good No need to take a chance ever 😊

Hey I know this guy!!!