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@@dp97303 yes you can! We use a Mr. Heater Buddy in ours in the cold weather. We do have it set closer to a “window” a little unzipped for ventilation for extra safety.

@@yamisarkar91 much, much smaller than Anchorage! But it definitely has the same feel 🏔️

@@kvhixson I filmed this as a Timelapse so I can’t slow the video down any and I also didn’t think anyone would want to watch it at regular speed.

Sorry I didn’t see this comment until now! Thank you for sharing your story. There is still a cool teen center on base and kids get to be out and about living their best kid life. It’s pretty great.

We still have the theater ❤❤

We have not added anything else to it and it’s held up with the rain. We haven’t camped since last summer but we’ll be bringing it out soon for some more camping. We were rained on for days on our last camping trip with it and we had some spots with condensation but no dripping and we stayed completely dry.

There are two bedroom homes in all three housing areas. And if you have only one child, you’ll most likely get a two bedroom because three bedroom homes are the most sought after.

@@TheSheproFamily do you have a video of a two bedroom? We are transferring there is summer and wondering how much we need to downsize…

@@baileymaier4115 I do not unfortunately but I have asked around for anyone willing to make a video. I will put out some feelers again for that.

th-cam.com/video/VbZNRBkHyDs/w-d-xo.html I am also moving there this year, around September. I found this video of the 2 bedr/ 1.5 bathr.

th-cam.com/video/cTCKL2f26o0/w-d-xo.html Another 2 bedroom!! (decorated)

Yes! I believe so. I don’t live in upper government but all of the master bedrooms I’ve been in are basically the same layout.

You're welcome! We will have a couple more housing videos coming soon.

"Oh! Hi Shea. I'd wondered where I'd stashed you!" 😂

Shea and Ollie are both my Velcro boys 😂

Oh wonderful! We can’t wait to get it out soon for the Alaskan summer ☀️

did you buy the tent and if so is it still holding up? leak any,.... mold? etc

@@JasonXBeats yeah I did it's holding up great I've had it up in my backyard ever since I got it so a good nine months or so including winter. Initially I set it up as a novelty for when I felt like camping but since I put a stove into it I've legit been living in it full time. It's so cozy and the sound of rain on it is so peaceful and relaxing honestly this is a legit four season full time living tent I run an extension cable into it for power but with the right solar setup you could live in the middle of nowhere with confidence.

@@Antisocialnerd2 heck yeah I’m just wanting something to camp every other month all year long for years nothing permanent, I was debating on whiteduck but dang they are so expensive! What do you do for maintenance and did you season or what was your process when you first got it etc more info makes me more confident in this tent

@@JasonXBeats No I just set it up and let it go as for maintenance I don't do much more than clean it out every so often and make sure to have a good fire going every other day or so to keep it dry and aired out. Once a month or so I also spray down the walls of the tent with Dettol spray to make extra sure there's no smell I don't think it's doing anything for mold or anything I rely on the fire to keep that clear but it's certainly no harm.

It’s insane how much he loves the snow!

Thank you!

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It’s a really neat toy!

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We have a friend with a seven year old boy (who is big for his age) and he fits just fine in it. I think it really depends on what size children you put next to each other. A bigger kid can fit next to a smaller one comfortably.