My husband and I have always wanted to live in Alaska. We had 2 kids, & life just took over. Now in our mid 50's we both have spinal disabilities. Bless your hearts, your living the dream. Love watching what could have been!!!
Clothes hung outside to freeze dry once brought inside to dry it leaves a fresh smell that permeates the house. My mum did that for years. Oh the memories north western quebec.
Here in Florida as I listen to the ambulances screaming, kids yelling and dogs barking at 12 pm I yearn for the silence of where you are and wish. God bless you and keep you safe. Thanks for the escape
I needed a good laugh here in Oklahoma today. Thanks! When you took those clothes off the line, that was beautiful man. I wish I were there and knew how to live as you do. YOU are sooooo blessed. The Lord be with you, Brother.
Well Mister Hemann, I must say you've made a great video here. I have a feeling your others in the series are the same way --- I'll check them out. For now I'll subscribe to you and enjoy! Really, this is high quality.
Italian Stallion , So whats keeping u from going BACK?? Jan/I spent 27 years in bush N of Trapper Creek. Had to go outside to care for aging mother but shes dead now & were going back this May. Were 70.years old & bought a new place even furthur north. More bears & bush. Plan on dying out there & surprisingly enough its JAN whos pushing thd hardest. I got fat/lazy living in town but a few months swinging a maul for the woodstove will cure that. Go back bro! Lower 48 is fucked anyway. Demanazies ruined it. Better to die standing as a free man than living on your knees as a slave.
@nitroexpress700 The thing is i'm not as experienced as you. If i build a cabin alone with a bit of gear, i'd die in the woods. Paul Hemann sent me a message telling me how hes a film maker and has a bit of income from that, if i can remember correctly he'll be having a show airing in may.
Located Near Talkeetna AK on Front lake I think it is. Not exactly what I would consider bush life as it's only about 10 miles out, but good video anyhow. I looked at buying that place a few years back when it was for sale but I about died when I saw the price
Beautiful. The scenery, music and the variety. Great video. Thank you for sharing. We are very familiar with the sugar snow. Where in Alaska do you live?
This is fantasy land. I have a roadless cabin in the Alaska back country 80 miles west of Anchorage. Paul is not showing the everday stuff. Just the fluff. Were is the outhouse, chainsaw, snow machine, airplane, woodpile, lake overflow. That snow shovel would last about 5 minutes at most cabins. I'm not saying the video is not pretty, it's just not reality
I think a lot of people have a little understanding of the Harsh reality that is Alaska. I would love to be living up there right now. However at this time I can not be. With luck in a few years. For now I watch videos like Paul's to see how it looks at different times of the year. Now before someone starts yelling don't go you will not be able to make it. I know I can. Why? Because I have already done it in Canada a number of years back and as a young adult in the mountains of New England. We would take summer long camping trips with nothing more than a pack with ammo, axes, skillets and pans, and a few tarps to use as shelters. Paul, thank you for your videos. Hey Gary I would love to see video of your cabin. The good and the bad. Please? Have a great day and a happy new year.
Also the reality is many bush towns are cesspools of filth, domestic violence, inbreeding, and no running water. Not in Canada and Greenland, they live clean and with pride!
Donald Scearce , Easy answer, go insane from life in the big citys! Jan/I went bush 32 years ago. Lot of hard knocks in the beginning but you learn/adapt. Make a native or bushman friend & theyll teach you all you need to know IF they think your tough enough. Pansys need not try. You wont survive. Alaska has a million ways to kill you. From Bears/moose to God damned wolves to mosquitos to sudden weather changes to falling through frozen lakes to widowmaker trees. ECT. OLD saying among bushmen. "You only get 1 mistake in the bush because its the last one you will ever make." Be prepared for everything & never let your guard down. ALWAYS carry a gun & be fully aware of your surroundings. Its NOT a life for pusseys or crybabys.
"freeze dry our clothes" ... i dont know whatsup with you americans lol but to the right of ya up here in the Yukon i would most likely just hang em inside....
My husband and I have always wanted to live in Alaska. We had 2 kids, & life just took over. Now in our mid 50's we both have spinal disabilities. Bless your hearts, your living the dream. Love watching what could have been!!!
Clothes hung outside to freeze dry once brought inside to dry it leaves a fresh smell that permeates the house. My mum did that for years. Oh the memories north western quebec.
Here in Florida as I listen to the ambulances screaming, kids yelling and dogs barking at 12 pm I yearn for the silence of where you are and wish. God bless you and keep you safe. Thanks for the escape
'This is my heaven, silence, silence and solitude'. Mine too! Nice video. I enjoyed it. Beautiful!
Wish to go there....one of my dream country.....oh my ALASKA
Good life Paul, You are very lucky to live such a beautiful place.
Thank you. Here is south korea. Im korean. I living in the city. I allways dreaming living in the nature...
I needed a good laugh here in Oklahoma today. Thanks! When you took those clothes off the line, that was beautiful man. I wish I were there and knew how to live as you do. YOU are sooooo blessed. The Lord be with you, Brother.
Can I get a chance to stay with you for a week...
Looks like a nice happy life, quiet, peaceful.. Great.
your dog is absolutely adorable!
your dog is awesome! thanks for making these vid's...
You make great videos.I enjoy them very much.Please keep up posting them!
all the best!
thank you very much so very beautiful and the music too. :) we need nature ( I do )
So serene.
beautiful country, outstanding video, thanks for sharing
Absolutely a beautiful video Paul I really enjoy watching your videos.
Keep it up thumbs up
very inspiring video.keep up the good work.
Well Mister Hemann, I must say you've made a great video here. I have a feeling your others in the series are the same way --- I'll check them out. For now I'll subscribe to you and enjoy! Really, this is high quality.
I adore Alaska.
What a beautiful place you've got there :o)
up on my roof coulpe times a year. shoving snow....love the vids!
Doesn't your dog have a coat in that cold weather? Love all the animals.
Great vid I am enjoying them all.
i miss Alaska we left eagle when i was younger
Italian Stallion , So whats keeping u from going BACK?? Jan/I spent 27 years in bush N of Trapper Creek. Had to go outside to care for aging mother but shes dead now & were going back this May. Were 70.years old & bought a new place even furthur north. More bears & bush. Plan on dying out there & surprisingly enough its JAN whos pushing thd hardest. I got fat/lazy living in town but a few months swinging a maul for the woodstove will cure that. Go back bro! Lower 48 is fucked anyway. Demanazies ruined it. Better to die standing as a free man than living on your knees as a slave.
Nursing class brought me here while learning about alcoholism...
awesome video, love your dog .
@nitroexpress700 The thing is i'm not as experienced as you. If i build a cabin alone with a bit of gear, i'd die in the woods. Paul Hemann sent me a message telling me how hes a film maker and has a bit of income from that, if i can remember correctly he'll be having a show airing in may.
I live in NYC, this video right here truly brings me peace. You dog is fuckin awesome too.
Absolutley Awesome !!!
great vid
Very cool Paul... more than a little different than Fort Dodge, eh?
Very well shot videos!
hay man, I ENVY YOU
Ah yes,
VB boots (vapor barrier). What would life in Alaska be without them? Very cold. I used them for two winters near Fairbanks.
Living in this extreme temperature wooooowwww just awesome
Located Near Talkeetna AK on Front lake I think it is. Not exactly what I would consider bush life as it's only about 10 miles out, but good video anyhow. I looked at buying that place a few years back when it was for sale but I about died when I saw the price
Beautiful
at 4:00 hahaha wow, have you boiled water and thrown it in the air yet , make your own snow
Good video, fun life
Beautiful. The scenery, music and the variety. Great video. Thank you for sharing.
We are very familiar with the sugar snow.
Where in Alaska do you live?
Thanks so much .. I'm near Trapper Creek...
wie gerne würde ich jetzt auc da sein , einfach ganz allein mit mein tieren :)
Who films your stuff? It's great!
how do you keep your batteries from you solar panels from freezing, or do you use another method?
VB boots thats funny shit , we all know there really bunny boots :)
how much for the land,u build the cabin,live there yr round? would love to live like this!
Paul vid so beautiful I like..
This is fantasy land. I have a roadless cabin in the Alaska back country 80 miles west of Anchorage. Paul is not showing the everday stuff. Just the fluff. Were is the outhouse, chainsaw, snow machine, airplane, woodpile, lake overflow. That snow shovel would last about 5 minutes at most cabins. I'm not saying the video is not pretty, it's just not reality
yee haw
I think a lot of people have a little understanding of the Harsh reality that is Alaska. I would love to be living up there right now. However at this time I can not be. With luck in a few years. For now I watch videos like Paul's to see how it looks at different times of the year. Now before someone starts yelling don't go you will not be able to make it. I know I can. Why? Because I have already done it in Canada a number of years back and as a young adult in the mountains of New England. We would take summer long camping trips with nothing more than a pack with ammo, axes, skillets and pans, and a few tarps to use as shelters. Paul, thank you for your videos. Hey Gary I would love to see video of your cabin. The good and the bad. Please? Have a great day and a happy new year.
Also the reality is
many bush towns are cesspools of
filth, domestic violence, inbreeding, and no running water. Not in Canada and Greenland, they live clean and with pride!
@@jondstewart >Canadians
>Pride
Chose one.
Get some power bait for them trout
wish i was out in the bush
Its all fun and games come Jun/July, Black flies will pick the meat off your bones if you dont know what your doing...
if that dude could make it Im sure i could
Alaska funny hhhhhh
I said light startch on the shirts dammit!
What does this guy do for money? How does he afford that cabin?
would have just been easier to say vapor barrier boots in the first place... But i forget how kool you are so it's my bad....
2018 em terra nova temporada da família do Alasca
Paul what is the best way to get started in this lifestyle?
Donald Scearce , Easy answer, go insane from life in the big citys! Jan/I went bush 32 years ago. Lot of hard knocks in the beginning but you learn/adapt. Make a native or bushman friend & theyll teach you all you need to know IF they think your tough enough. Pansys need not try. You wont survive. Alaska has a million ways to kill you. From Bears/moose to God damned wolves to mosquitos to sudden weather changes to falling through frozen lakes to widowmaker trees. ECT. OLD saying among bushmen. "You only get 1 mistake in the bush because its the last one you will ever make." Be prepared for everything & never let your guard down. ALWAYS carry a gun & be fully aware of your surroundings. Its NOT a life for pusseys or crybabys.
Tell me about your boots
Why Canada goose sounds when we're showin' swans?
Jimmy Dee those are snow geese dummy
i want friendship
"freeze dry our clothes" ... i dont know whatsup with you americans lol but to the right of ya up here in the Yukon i would most likely just hang em inside....
At least this is more real than that scammer at WildAlaskanAdventures. Hew is a liar and a fraud.