The song at the end, it's.. amazing but really that man is quite inspiring just like Curtis Stone. We need more humans like this, move love and honest working.
Wow, what a fantastic job! I love that this entire homestead can be packed up and moved, if the need arises. Given how crazy expensive land is in this part of the world, this is an incredibly practical solution. Thanks for sharing, including the stuff that's not quite working the way you hoped!
I've been looking for something like this! My wife and I have been looking to homestead for several years now but we're young and can't afford much. A modular home like this (even half as nice) would be amazing!
This is very cool. Very encouraging cuz honestly Curtis' homestead is like. Otherworldly out of reach for most. This guy is clearly incredibly intelligent. But my goodness he must pour ALL of his available charisma into his music haha
I really loved This setup .its a great in depth breakdown as well Jordan thank you and well done . i really appreciate you both taking the time to share this inspirational off grid little piece of heaven . I have been looking for ideas for a few years now and ive been watching Curtis channel. so far ive built a heatable used patio door greenhouse add on,18 individual doors to be exact lol. but the ideas never stop coming im sure this will be something many people find more reachable than Curtis's massive undertaking lol . Im guessing thats why you made this video and it shows your commitment to helping people realize the dream of staying free . thanks for the in depth tour ,enjoy all your hard work as a carpenter i know what youve got in jordan lol. thanks again Curtis keep up the great work.
Brilliant insights, thank you Curtis and Jordan. That micro hydro has me thinking about our new off grid property we are heading to soon, and how fantastic was that hotwater set up.
It would be nice if Jordan had a YT channel and do segments on each of the 'workings' he's got going on, explain them for others to become independent. He'd probably make a pretty penny on all the subscribes since out here, the ones that want to do it are pretty 'green' about the how-to's. And also add where he got his materials or ideas of where to get them. Come on out and play Jordan!
We would love to be in contact with Jordan. We’re building two buses as our mobile tiny homes and are also looking for self-reliant minded men and women preferably though closer to southern U.S. where the r-values needed aren’t quite as intense. But props to Jordan for pulling off what he is. Examples like this are fuel for me in this crazy upside down world.
Wow this guy is amazing! I love his singing too! The whole place, especially the home setup is a dream! He did a really good job and thank you for sharing your life w us! :)))
Thank you Curtis and also Jordan for sharing your beautiful homestead; Very inspiring!!!! Beautiful sheep, have always enjoyed mutton over beef or chicken. 🐑Unless its wool your raising them for. 🌼
Love this!! Haven’t seen my Cousin Jordan since before covid love what he’s doing for himself! Can confirm he is a wonderful intelligent person maybe not the most animated unless he has that guitar in his hand lol love you cuz
Extremely sophisticated and fancy off grid system it must require a lot of adjustment and fine tuning through out the year and the seasons ,very informative thanks for the effort to share your knowledge fab
love the depth of coverage. got most my questions answered. all these systems can be a fun problem to have. makes me think on the sand battery again… but then you can’t easily take that with you. it’s tough balancing of decisions and trying to not do too many things. oofta
Dad was a museum quality builder, designer, architect. I did nine years in renovation and construction, and nine years on fire towers with cabins between 20x24 and 16x32, and a few other similar dimensions. I also studied the purpose of the tiny house movement, which ain't all rosy, but that's off-topic. It's an awesome setup, and that's what counts. I'd consider staggered double 2x4 construction, which would really add to R-value over 2x8, though 2x6 can still be quite efficient. Windows have dismal R-value, so insulated curtains or shutters would go a long way to solve that.
External insulation is always the better choice, plus really good air sealing. Going around on a windy day and caulking all penetrations makes a huge difference.
Fantastic video and setup out there, especially the options for that woodstove!! I would have liked him to go into more specific detail about how he did the permuting etc for his place, I can understand it if some of it is done "under the radar" but is he in an unincorporated area with no building codes, etc? I know i looked into off grid building on other coast and an engineer said if you get your plans signed off by one its good to go but that can be $$$ now where he works in that field I'd imagine he's got an inside track on that, though. Thanks to both of you for sharing!!
You could build some areas around the woods and the bushes where you think they're laying their eggs some things that they could lay their eggs in those areas. Also using wool from your sheep for them to lay their eggs in is amazing they love it.
Thank you both for that ! Eventually there will be released our true balance where there is an abundance of everything and money is no longer part of the game ! I think soon !
Only concern is leaser sells up. Perhaps getting involved with the owner of the land for a first option to buy if its ever sold - in writing. Moving would be a pain and potentially difficult to find a block to repeat it to even a 3rd of what he already has. Otherwise looks great!
I know its always touchy subject but I am curious what this cost? The building is beautiful and everything is modern and elegant. I wonder how much this was considering much of it was done by himself. Regardless, great job!
Amazing, well thought and beautiful! I love the "schindeln" and the hobbit door and specially the lovely dog! but go and follow your chicken and do find those eggs!
Awesome setup! He must have taken a permaculture course ;) I own my property and I still design all my projects based on mobility and redundancy. Maybe I was born with a nomad gene but I don’t like being fenced in. Mobility is a bigger concern now more than ever. I’m working on modular livestock shelters and a modular greenhouse structure built off a shipping container. Even my custom timber frame style equipment shed is designed to be unbolted and taken apart in sections.
Amazing work by the way. I'm very inspired by what you've done and got some ideas about how to filter my city water while watching to your video in the bathtub. Using Large thick PVC pipes and biochar.
I’ve been suggesting modular gardens for renters. My presentation isn’t great and I’m always runnin from the devil. And I just haven’t been able to show enough people and keep it going. I am moving my operation from Phoenix to San Diego. It’s hell here now and just as expensive as Cali… plus San Diego reversed the statewide requirement for children to be vaccinated to go to school. I plan to help the cause and get city after city to reverse this Nazi requirement.
@@ckahlquist2129 yes. … I think he meant International socialism (communism) rather than National Socialism (Nazi) In my view both are two sides of the same coin…. and the people ‘behind the curtain’ use the ancient ‘divide et impera ‘ method to confuse and ultimately subdue and suppress the ‘Serfs”
@@DJ-uk5mmLOL … it’s all totalitarianism … however I’m highly educated about the Nazi scattering throughout the Americas after WW2… but yeah, commies, cartels & Pfizer … I’ll be in california doing something… may you be a vessel for Gods most high purpose
This is an amazing space. So many useful ideas here! He mentioned propane consumption. I wonder if it relates to the additional energy required due to heat loss. Maybe there are better ways to insulate the windows, walls, etc, besides the 2 x 4 issue mentioned. I guess if it were more permanent, he could do geothermal. Speaking of that, maybe he could lease-to-buy.
Hi - I have the same set up in my farmhouse. I have the radiant floors and the room full of copper. I have the pipes to the wall behind the woodstove - Which is ALSO a Nectar 350. Now I don't have a water jacket for the Nectar woodstove - did you pipe it without the waterjacket or did you have one made? REALLY APPRECIATE THE INFORMATION.
Thanks for sharing! Noticed he talked sq. footage, and that it was wider than the standard tiny home, but what was the width and height? Assuming under 12' to be able to move the structure on a flatbed. Very well though-out design, the utilities are especially impressive!
Low head vortex stream generator, he can use the complete volume of the stream. He can have both and get twice the work out of the rain catchment runoff that flows out of the Pelton wheel into the stream which goes into the vortex generator.
in my area, in manitoba. a dwelling must be over 750 sqft. like wise a dwelling is defined by a building that someone dwells in... my dwelling is under 750sqft, therefore it is not a dwelling, and instead, is a farm building. farm buildings under 10k sqft dont require a permit. by them requiring larger and larger houses... they've created a loophole. my loophole.
@@offgridcurtisstone how? U see all these people struggling with heat, can’t grow food cause it’s cold 9/12 months, not enough sun for solar cause it’s not a moderate climate. It’s just not practical admit it! If you want to go off grid go to Central America
Very nice! I got turned off of solar for my place because of all the regulations. In the Yukon we are required to have the batteries in a fire proof room with a self closing door 🙄Is that not an issue in BC?
Solar array is "under paneled" for the inverter 8000W output, I'm sure you explained that to him Curtis off camera. That system comprised of 400W panels needs 6 more panels to bring the total to 9.6 KW that would adjust for the 10% loss for aging panels and the little extra for the over-paneling factor!
Those SimpliPhi batteries are, I believe, contactor based as are the similiar Fortress eFlex. Sadly, they consume a huge amount of your energy just to "safely run". The batteries that Curtis uses are EG4LL's which are MOSFET and consume drastically less to run. According to the DIYSolarForum thread that I was participating in, both SimpliPhi & Fortress eFlex consume 30 watts each per hour to run (Discover, a similar battery, would not disclose their self-consumption figures). Depending on your solar uptake (I'm also in the PNW so winters are horrific), these batteries are not your friends. I'm now strongly weighing options as I have 10 of the damn eFlex that are sinking my winter battleship for even the smallest of loads. I also have two Sol-Ark 12k's which each consume approximately 60 watts idle plus 5% of whatever my loads are. They can be power sucking hogs but at this point I wouldn't change them. The losses I experience are definitely more controllable on the battery side. Sadly, these are all the things you learn about a solar system AFTER spending a huge chunk of change on components. My batteries were my largest portion of my cost at $35k and they're an anchor around my winter neck.
it sounds great, but why didn't he at least buy the land? With nothing on it, and in nowhereville, it's pretty inexpensive. if you decided to move, you could in theory sell it all to the land owner and start over, making it the way you wanted with the changes you learned from.
@@offgridcurtisstone Thanks for the update! I know, lots of work on the fields, in the greenhouses these days. Never ends, but it's the best thing to do! Greetings from Ontario!
@@offgridcurtisstone Ah, makes total sense. I guess I'm confusing it with *complete* 'self sufficiency'? Anyway, not here to argue. Love your videos and work in general.
ty mr stone, i bought your book last year and read it twice can't put it down it weird, can you sign it for me or i'll buy another new book that prob better, anyway i'm on a mission to buy land in canada but not sure which province yet, i'm in ontario and love it but from east coast and it cold haven't been west but thinking winnipeg
Great way to experience owning ones own Home by Renting for a while. I saw the Houses that Elon Musk has designed for £10.000 1 Bedroom, i think in time we will see larger Houses for Larger Families. Jordan seems like a wonderful Chap. x Do we get to hear some Music from Jordan?i really love the Round Windows x
The song at the end, it's.. amazing but really that man is quite inspiring just like Curtis Stone. We need more humans like this, move love and honest working.
Thank you, Awesome share 👆 bountiful beautiful blessings to you & your family ✨😊🙏
Wow, what a fantastic job! I love that this entire homestead can be packed up and moved, if the need arises. Given how crazy expensive land is in this part of the world, this is an incredibly practical solution.
Thanks for sharing, including the stuff that's not quite working the way you hoped!
I've been looking for something like this! My wife and I have been looking to homestead for several years now but we're young and can't afford much. A modular home like this (even half as nice) would be amazing!
So awesome. In these times debt free is at the top of the list.
Beautiful, well done!
This is very cool. Very encouraging cuz honestly Curtis' homestead is like. Otherworldly out of reach for most. This guy is clearly incredibly intelligent. But my goodness he must pour ALL of his available charisma into his music haha
I really loved This setup .its a great in depth breakdown as well Jordan thank you and well done . i really appreciate you both taking the time to share this inspirational off grid little piece of heaven . I have been looking for ideas for a few years now and ive been watching Curtis channel. so far ive built a heatable used patio door greenhouse add on,18 individual doors to be exact lol. but the ideas never stop coming im sure this will be something many people find more reachable than Curtis's massive undertaking lol . Im guessing thats why you made this video and it shows your commitment to helping people realize the dream of staying free . thanks for the in depth tour ,enjoy all your hard work as a carpenter i know what youve got in jordan lol. thanks again Curtis keep up the great work.
All the best to you! A very nice set up and an accomplishment you can be very proud of!
Now this is what people need to hear - out of the box thinking ! Thank you! Post more like this!
Loved this video Curtis, would love to see more off grid tours like this of other people's homesteads.
Very clean and professional installation. Guy knows what he's talking about and definitely got skills 👌
I hope you and your family are ok with these fires.
Very inspirational, as always! I am still working towards getting my own homestead, it's great to see what other people are doing and learn from them.
Great video; the gentleman is very handy and knowledgeable. Awesomely cute pupper 🐶. Thank you!
Brilliant insights, thank you Curtis and Jordan. That micro hydro has me thinking about our new off grid property we are heading to soon, and how fantastic was that hotwater set up.
It would be nice if Jordan had a YT channel and do segments on each of the 'workings' he's got going on, explain them for others to become independent. He'd probably make a pretty penny on all the subscribes since out here, the ones that want to do it are pretty 'green' about the how-to's. And also add where he got his materials or ideas of where to get them. Come on out and play Jordan!
Oh so wonderful!! A dream..lol..I love it!!❤
Really cool! Thanks for sharing
We would love to be in contact with Jordan. We’re building two buses as our mobile tiny homes and are also looking for self-reliant minded men and women preferably though closer to southern U.S. where the r-values needed aren’t quite as intense. But props to Jordan for pulling off what he is. Examples like this are fuel for me in this crazy upside down world.
as an off gridder in NZ, like this video....we have solar and hydro...so it was great to see his setup.
Wow this guy is amazing! I love his singing too! The whole place, especially the home setup is a dream! He did a really good job and thank you for sharing your life w us! :)))
More excellent content! Thanks Curtis.
Thank you Curtis and also Jordan for sharing your beautiful homestead; Very inspiring!!!! Beautiful sheep, have always enjoyed mutton over beef or chicken. 🐑Unless its wool your raising them for. 🌼
I’ve been checking in on you every day since the fire. Rooting for you! And praying!
There are no fires where we are.
You have built an awesome home!!
I love the home but now sure that I love the land layout.The built is so beautiful.
Love this!! Haven’t seen my Cousin Jordan since before covid love what he’s doing for himself! Can confirm he is a wonderful intelligent person maybe not the most animated unless he has that guitar in his hand lol love you cuz
That's cool you're his cousin! Do you know where I can find more of his music? I really enjoyed the little bit we got to hear.
Extremely sophisticated and fancy off grid system it must require a lot of adjustment and fine tuning through out the year and the seasons ,very informative thanks for the effort to share your knowledge fab
Interesting stuff. What's his septic situation like and what about planning regulations?
love the depth of coverage. got most my questions answered. all these systems can be a fun problem to have. makes me think on the sand battery again… but then you can’t easily take that with you. it’s tough balancing of decisions and trying to not do too many things. oofta
VERY ENJOYABLE VIDEO! Thanks so much for aharing this!
I’m very impressed with everything he has set up. I can’t wrap my head around it. A bit too complicated for my brain.
Amazing job .. thanks for sharing all the information!
One year for all of that? IMO you did freaking great man, no slag at all.
Nice work mate! Appreciate the great look into a well thought out project
Dad was a museum quality builder, designer, architect. I did nine years in renovation and construction, and nine years on fire towers with cabins between 20x24 and 16x32, and a few other similar dimensions. I also studied the purpose of the tiny house movement, which ain't all rosy, but that's off-topic. It's an awesome setup, and that's what counts.
I'd consider staggered double 2x4 construction, which would really add to R-value over 2x8, though 2x6 can still be quite efficient. Windows have dismal R-value, so insulated curtains or shutters would go a long way to solve that.
Earthship homes don't worry about window R value. Check it out Michael Reynolds Earthship Biotechure in Taos, NM
Oh my gosh thank you so much for sharing your journey
Smells like another really smart dude nice one Curtis that was a good one, mech room in container is genius
Love his honesty. No bullshit
Brother i want to know more on this thermal energy he's talking about from his wood burning stove he's got me pumped up on this.... Keep it up brother
Really in depth explanations...thanks so much for your time on this tour. Amazing work. Well done 👍
Just brilliant. I would like to watch improvements in 3 years. Best regards from Chile.
Absolutely beautiful ❤️
Fabulous look at this journey! In particular, building without the investment at the start in a trailer is, imho, a great way to keep the cost down.
External insulation is always the better choice, plus really good air sealing. Going around on a windy day and caulking all penetrations makes a huge difference.
Living the dream.❤ Regards from Australia 🦘🦘
Wow a lot of thought went into his place & hard work
Fantastic video and setup out there, especially the options for that woodstove!! I would have liked him to go into more specific detail about how he did the permuting etc for his place, I can understand it if some of it is done "under the radar" but is he in an unincorporated area with no building codes, etc? I know i looked into off grid building on other coast and an engineer said if you get your plans signed off by one its good to go but that can be $$$ now where he works in that field I'd imagine he's got an inside track on that, though. Thanks to both of you for sharing!!
Very cool. I learned a bunch. Thanks.
Just watched an 'Epic Gardening' video highlighting 'Nature's Always Right' from five years ago... they commended your channel. Subscribed 🙂
You could build some areas around the woods and the bushes where you think they're laying their eggs some things that they could lay their eggs in those areas. Also using wool from your sheep for them to lay their eggs in is amazing they love it.
Love this! Well thought out.
wisdom in action, I'm gonna be a copy cat. You gave me the blueprint I was looking for. I'm even a songwriter too.
Very cool setup
Beautiful! Is he an engineer? Very smart design!
Clean!
Great video. Thank you
Thank you both for that ! Eventually there will be released our true balance where there is an abundance of everything and money is no longer part of the game ! I think soon !
amazing thanks great video very informative
Only concern is leaser sells up. Perhaps getting involved with the owner of the land for a first option to buy if its ever sold - in writing. Moving would be a pain and potentially difficult to find a block to repeat it to even a 3rd of what he already has. Otherwise looks great!
It's all modular, easiest move ever! 🤦 Land is quite easily found in Canada, not so much on the island or along the coast.
This is very cool. Love the home. Does he build for others?
I know its always touchy subject but I am curious what this cost? The building is beautiful and everything is modern and elegant. I wonder how much this was considering much of it was done by himself. Regardless, great job!
Amazing, well thought and beautiful! I love the "schindeln" and the hobbit door and specially the lovely dog! but go and follow your chicken and do find those eggs!
Awesome setup! He must have taken a permaculture course ;) I own my property and I still design all my projects based on mobility and redundancy. Maybe I was born with a nomad gene but I don’t like being fenced in. Mobility is a bigger concern now more than ever. I’m working on modular livestock shelters and a modular greenhouse structure built off a shipping container. Even my custom timber frame style equipment shed is designed to be unbolted and taken apart in sections.
Amazing work by the way. I'm very inspired by what you've done and got some ideas about how to filter my city water while watching to your video in the bathtub. Using Large thick PVC pipes and biochar.
I’ve been suggesting modular gardens for renters. My presentation isn’t great and I’m always runnin from the devil. And I just haven’t been able to show enough people and keep it going. I am moving my operation from Phoenix to San Diego. It’s hell here now and just as expensive as Cali… plus San Diego reversed the statewide requirement for children to be vaccinated to go to school. I plan to help the cause and get city after city to reverse this Nazi requirement.
You spelled communist wrong.
@@ckahlquist2129 yes. … I think he meant International socialism (communism) rather than National Socialism (Nazi) In my view both are two sides of the same coin…. and the people ‘behind the curtain’ use the ancient ‘divide et impera ‘ method to confuse and ultimately subdue and suppress the ‘Serfs”
@@DJ-uk5mmLOL … it’s all totalitarianism … however I’m highly educated about the Nazi scattering throughout the Americas after WW2… but yeah, commies, cartels & Pfizer … I’ll be in california doing something… may you be a vessel for Gods most high purpose
@@ckahlquist2129thanks for the chuckle
One of the dumbest comment threads I’ve ever read in my entire life. Braindead
This is an amazing space. So many useful ideas here!
He mentioned propane consumption. I wonder if it relates to the additional energy required due to heat loss. Maybe there are better ways to insulate the windows, walls, etc, besides the 2 x 4 issue mentioned. I guess if it were more permanent, he could do geothermal. Speaking of that, maybe he could lease-to-buy.
Miss seeing your posts hope all is well.
Hi - I have the same set up in my farmhouse. I have the radiant floors and the room full of copper. I have the pipes to the wall behind the woodstove - Which is ALSO a Nectar 350. Now I don't have a water jacket for the Nectar woodstove - did you pipe it without the waterjacket or did you have one made? REALLY APPRECIATE THE INFORMATION.
nice, just nice.
Hi my friend where are you from 😊
I’d love to know what that tool was he used to check height clearances. Guess I’ll have to take an extra 10 minutes researching on google lol.
Curtis, he's a Guy thinking outside the box. Also he owns an Aussie so he can't be that bad. Thanks
You can own Australians now? Cool 😎
Very nice. I love it. I have done something similar. It's interesting to see what we the same and different. Very nice.
Wow, thanks for sharing this with us, it's amazing, what size are the batteries, are they 24v or 48v, thank you 🙂
Thanks for sharing! Noticed he talked sq. footage, and that it was wider than the standard tiny home, but what was the width and height? Assuming under 12' to be able to move the structure on a flatbed. Very well though-out design, the utilities are especially impressive!
STONER.... 18:41, shameless book plug, very subtle...lol, great content for sure
Low head vortex stream generator, he can use the complete volume of the stream. He can have both and get twice the work out of the rain catchment runoff that flows out of the Pelton wheel into the stream which goes into the vortex generator.
in my area, in manitoba. a dwelling must be over 750 sqft. like wise a dwelling is defined by a building that someone dwells in... my dwelling is under 750sqft, therefore it is not a dwelling, and instead, is a farm building. farm buildings under 10k sqft dont require a permit.
by them requiring larger and larger houses... they've created a loophole.
my loophole.
Its hard to do offgrid in Canada due to the weather...Offgrid only works in moderate climates.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
@@offgridcurtisstone how? U see all these people struggling with heat, can’t grow food cause it’s cold 9/12 months, not enough sun for solar cause it’s not a moderate climate. It’s just not practical admit it! If you want to go off grid go to Central America
@@mindful9114 For starters, I live off-grid in Canada.
Very nice!
I got turned off of solar for my place because of all the regulations. In the Yukon we are required to have the batteries in a fire proof room with a self closing door 🙄Is that not an issue in BC?
Im just here to check on you since the fires. I see you havent posted anything and this seems to be the most recent one. Please let us know youre ok!
No fires out here.
Solar array is "under paneled" for the inverter 8000W output, I'm sure you explained that to him Curtis off camera. That system comprised of 400W panels needs 6 more panels to bring the total to 9.6 KW that would adjust for the 10% loss for aging panels and the little extra for the over-paneling factor!
I didn't explain that to him. Wasn't even a thought. I'm not a know-it-all. ;)
@@offgridcurtisstone Good to know, I will refrain from assuming such things and comment in the future as a matter of fact instead.
Miss your posts & livestreams Curtis and hope everything is okay with you x
I wonder where he is.. banned perhaps. Maybe house building project sucks all the time and energy.. we will find out hopefully soon
put up electric netting around the chooks and they will lay their eggs in the nest boxes and also minimise predators
Those SimpliPhi batteries are, I believe, contactor based as are the similiar Fortress eFlex. Sadly, they consume a huge amount of your energy just to "safely run". The batteries that Curtis uses are EG4LL's which are MOSFET and consume drastically less to run. According to the DIYSolarForum thread that I was participating in, both SimpliPhi & Fortress eFlex consume 30 watts each per hour to run (Discover, a similar battery, would not disclose their self-consumption figures). Depending on your solar uptake (I'm also in the PNW so winters are horrific), these batteries are not your friends. I'm now strongly weighing options as I have 10 of the damn eFlex that are sinking my winter battleship for even the smallest of loads. I also have two Sol-Ark 12k's which each consume approximately 60 watts idle plus 5% of whatever my loads are. They can be power sucking hogs but at this point I wouldn't change them. The losses I experience are definitely more controllable on the battery side. Sadly, these are all the things you learn about a solar system AFTER spending a huge chunk of change on components. My batteries were my largest portion of my cost at $35k and they're an anchor around my winter neck.
Thank you, I had never heard that before!
Can I possibly get a better picture of the coils on wood stove
What was the name of the wood stove with oven?
it sounds great, but why didn't he at least buy the land? With nothing on it, and in nowhereville, it's pretty inexpensive. if you decided to move, you could in theory sell it all to the land owner and start over, making it the way you wanted with the changes you learned from.
Are you serious? You can’t buy a tear down in that area for less than 1 million.
Just found your Channel. 🤔 - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I can't see any new videos from you, Curtis! Please, let us know, what's going on with you?! Thanks!
I'm great. Might have a video soon. Just been focusing on getting things done up here.
@@offgridcurtisstone Thanks for the update! I know, lots of work on the fields, in the greenhouses these days. Never ends, but it's the best thing to do! Greetings from Ontario!
I feel like the term ‘off grid’ is misunderstood. ‘Off grid’ means no heavy machinery or reliance on things like diesel.
Then where do you draw the line? If you get your energy from a water mill which you made yourself from natural materials, is that off grid?
@@ingevankeirsbilck9601 Yes. I'm specifically talking about using back actors etc or machinery which requires diesel
No it doesn't. It means you're not tied to grid power or regular utilities.
@@offgridcurtisstone Ah, makes total sense. I guess I'm confusing it with *complete* 'self sufficiency'? Anyway, not here to argue. Love your videos and work in general.
What a great job he's done....amazing skills.
Ladies wanna know if Jason is single.....😂. I am kidding, but this guy is a keeper.
Good job Jason. .
Get a donkey to protect both herd and flock !!
Sharing everyone of Jesus Christ, He is coming back. We are spiritually saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ our Lord God and Savior.
Where'd you go, bro?
This guy has the cadence and mannerisms of Elon Musk. Cool build.
ty mr stone, i bought your book last year and read it twice can't put it down it weird, can you sign it for me or i'll buy another new book that prob better, anyway i'm on a mission to buy land in canada but not sure which province yet, i'm in ontario and love it but from east coast and it cold haven't been west but thinking winnipeg
Great way to experience owning ones own Home by Renting for a while. I saw the Houses that Elon Musk has designed for £10.000 1 Bedroom, i think in time we will see larger Houses for Larger Families. Jordan seems like a wonderful Chap. x Do we get to hear some Music from Jordan?i really love the Round Windows x
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