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Prepper Tip: If you are interested, look into buying a dehumidifier, connect its drain to a 55 gallon container (connected to larger containers if you wish), and then using solar power you can pull water right out of the air for free thereafter. Throw a filter inline somewhere and you'll have some pure drinking water as well.
Yes! So much water!
I agree. I collect 20 litres every 18 hours by this method. I live by the sea.❤
I use one in my apartment and on humid days I empty a 35 pint bin every 2 1/2 to 3 hours.
Great idea!
Yes! Brilliant ❤
A cloth stretched over the top of the trash can would be a good first filter to keep bugs out
if the creek runs from a high elevation you can use the water to run a turbine for extra power.☺
I recommend you cut the trees and vegetation at least 3 feet in all directions to open up the road and allow it to dry out quicker. Then with most of the logs you can cut them into 7 foot lengths and stack them to dry for fire wood. As log as you manage your forest correctly you’ll have damn near an unlimited supply of fire wood
I’m with @doncaranci2547, a bear or coyote can sneak up on you. A side arm is a must in my opinion. Especially with the kids and the dogs. A shot in the air will scare predators away in most cases. I’ve never had to shoot AT one. The dogs will agitate the predators.
Great home site! It will be beautiful.
not grizz and coyotes dont attack people
@@mitzihodges497
It’s rare but yes they do. Especially be careful if it’s a pack of coyotes. I have had them to charge me. Had to shoot one to get the others to turn around. But I did have a cat in a back pack carrier on me. We thought that may have been what triggered them.
An Airhorn maybe a good alternative.
As a firearms instructor, firing into the air is very unsafe as the bullet falls back to earth with almost the same deadly velocity as it went up, many people are killed each year by this.
While Beau and Mom are cheering Dad on, Cam looks like he’s trying to lend some of his might to help Daddy.
The children are so precious.
Please always be careful and ready to do whatever you have to to defend your family. My husband and I both were very proficient in weaponry. And since we have had both tractor and weaponry deaths in the family we were always extremely careful. Especially around the children.
I myself was in a bad tractor accident when I was only 18 months old. That was back in the 40’s and tractors weren’t nearly as nice back then.
I’m excited for you on this adventure. I know you’re all going to shine.
♥️ Grandma 🌹
I'm thinking this will be your "forever" home site. So, all, and anything you spend on this place, be it equipment, drilling a Well, whatever will all be an investment in your future. Remember as someone has already suggested, be sure the cabin is well elevated, just in case you have rising water from that creek. You're both young and have a lifetime, to do it right. You don't punch a time clock every day, so take your time and enjoy your time building a life and a home.
If you decide on the spot where the creek is make sure when there is a big rainstorm you don’t get flooded.
you might want to have a fire break between the home and the trees, we live in the smokies and wildfires have taken out many homes in 2016 Gatlinburg fires and again in 2022 Wears Valley TN fires
Those babies are growing up so fast , they are precious omg 😊.
They sure are, aren't they?
This show got even better now you guy are turning another piece of raw land into a beautiful home.
Regarding the bugs, consider putting up bird houses for either bats or Purple Martins. Each bird or bat eats hundreds, if not thousands, of bugs each day or night.
Yes that's what I thinking about martin houses
Fantastic suggestion.😊
Next time you go shopping, pick up a jar of "Organic unrefined virgin Coconut Oil" in the baking section. I use Walmart brand. Use it to repeal mosquitoes by spreading it all over your bodies. You will smell nice, and the bugs keep away. Just don't store this in your kitchen cupboards...grin. Keep it in the bathroom. Also, if you find a farmers market, you might be able to buy big clippings of Mint. Chop it up and sprinkle around your door, and other places where you sit, hang out. It helps keep the mosquitoes. If you can find a local garden center, or a road side stand, you might be able to buy the whole plant. Plant it everywhere around the front of the trailer.
@@laurieclarkston8695*repel
@@laurieclarkston8695
You can grow it easy from just a small cutting. Also gardenias and geraniums and marigolds repel bugs and snakes. Most any of your mint plants will repel. I think you are probably to far north for eucalyptus but it’s a great repellent.
I did something similar with trash can water catchments. Myn has a removable lid so I flipped it upside down, drilled holes in the middle where standing water would catch, I glued pantie hose over the holes on both sides of the lid (inside and outside), and I placed a brick in the middle over the holes and pantie hose to hold the lid down on windier days. I haven’t had one problem with my lids moving or debris or bugs getting in to my water 👍🏽 You guys are pros so I’m sure you’ve got it all sorted 😁 Keep up the amazing work! Those kids have an enchanted life ✨ 😊
I'm sure you already know this, but for forest fire safety you need two exits from your living quarters
and from location of the future cabin!!!
Absolutely ! Great idea
Two exist roads as well.
We just went to the mountains and the house we were staying in had hundreds and hundreds of lighting bugs! It was wonderful!❤️
A wrap around screened porch around the container house and a large room porch for lounging for larger group of people sounds great!
I thought about that also.
We did that years ago and my husband put propane heaters out there in the window inclosed parts. It was nice.
Opinion: DON’T let go of ibc water tote AND get a low-volume water pump with flexible tubing b/c you will be glad for alternate water storage AND add’l option for moving water from point A to point B.
Or lift it with the tractor forks for gravity flow to transfer.
Keep it out of the sun as well.
TOTALLY AGREE!
I would keep the the water tote! Use a cipher hose to get from tote to camper!
Siphon
The kids are having a blast. Crazy how we as subscribers watched them grow
seeing where you want to build, in my humble opinion you should have a bear proof garbage bin. once they get into garbage they will hang around and you have kids and pets. just saying.
I believe they have locking trash cans. I would keep my trash cans at the entrance to property and take bags of trash to them. It is not smart to have trash cans where you live in bear country.
Investigate just how much area "that little creek" is draining. They can become a raging river in just a few minutes in the right set of thunderstorms. Big sand bars and hollowed out holes in the turns in the creek are good evidence of that. One of those things that mountain people have to contend with.
I was thinking the same thing and I'm not a mountain people.
We had a small creek behind our house, it was so tranquil UNTIL a Tropical storm rained down in upstate NY!! The raging waters eroded 20 ft wide by 400 ft long along the back of our yard. And when it comes time to repair the damage, BEWARE of the Dept. Of Evironmental Protection.....They wiIl come and tell you you cannot bring any equipment near the widened stream because you may disturb the "endangered snails", or the like.
Friend had property w a small creek across the back area which had been used a a dumping ground. He got a visit from the EPA when he pulled an old rusted out washing machine from the creek. Ridiculous.
What a sweet way to start my Saturday morning with my first coffee
After following you & Spencer from the very beginning, through all the trials, triumphs. and 2 babies...I can say this is so exciting! You can tell this land and project is very different. It is so special to be able to have a glimpse into you seeing your dreams come alive, as a family. Congrats and thank you!
Hello how are you doing and where are you from?
That place is going to be magical, when it's all cleared, and the cabin is up there!
Hello Lois
It's nice to have your kids having the time of there lives outdoors rather on the computer good quality of family life beautiful there
I think that you will have to put in a gate at the entrance to your property to keep out trespassers and hunters, and post the no trespassing signs!
YESSSS great advice! 👍🏼
Is this just going to be a vacation home?
@@lelanoel3499I was wondering that too
Not getting much info in that regard
Maybe there is a gate, they don't show entrance.
My husband and I have watched you from the beginning, but somehow we've missed why you've left your Texas property for this new location and adventure Don't mistake me, it's great to see your progress and love that your children are growing up playing outside and enjoying nature.
They didn't leave, this is only a sort of retreat place for the family.
I read a comment on a past video that said the land their home is on is part of Spencer’s family’s property. Maybe it was never intended to be their final stop. Their channel is such a success and maybe they’re moving on up. Although they keep saying they are going to bring the cabin up there. I guess we will have to wait and see.
That is exactly my question. The other container at the Texas location . (3) I never saw it finish . At least furnished. They mentioned it was for guest. At what time they move to live know in a camper , when they already spend years to finish the container home , plus the guest container ( in Texas) I never saw the inside . Where is this other building taking place ?
@@silviataylor936 It was supposedly to be used as a guest container. I'm sure they saw the drop off in viewership because doing another container was boring. Now they're just copying Andrew Camarata: czcams.com/video/KEbUNLHdX0E/video.html
Is it just me or did Spencer slip and say those big rocks would look great at a "gated entrance?" Wonder if they are planning a "container house" community on this new property? That would be awesome!
I hope you guys are keeping up with checking for ticks. Be safe. God bless!
We hooked up a $180 well pump from harbor freight to our totes and hooked up to city water inlet. Worked for 3 years.
A small 12v pump like what is on a garden tank spray would work great on that IBC tote. And, you could connect it through the valve at the bottom of the IBC tote.
There's nothing wrong with drinking reason water. You mentioned using a filter, so that should remove all the trash.
If you have a creek close enough, run a pump and water line from the creek with a filter. Mountain creek water is the best tasting water!
I thought the same thing...about the pump. I've not had the opportunity to taste mountain creek water.
В крайнем случае и для уверенности, воду после фильтрации можно проверить в лаборатории...
@@Emir23319 can't understand that language.
@@beardedprepper8606 Russian...
@Emir23319 sorry, I can't get it to auto translate
Hi! We wish you and your family the greatest of Faith, Peace, and happiness.
We were just watching the segment where you were speculating where you wanted to place your up-and-coming cabin. Now remember the closer to a "water source" you are, the higher the chances of inadvertently inviting wildlife to your immediate location. While (in our opinion) all wildlife is majestic and beautiful, some may be dangerous when little ones are around.
That is what guns are for
My wife and I are privileged to follow you guys on this adventure, building your new homestead on this beautiful mountain property...It is similar to our N. Georgia mountains, we both feel your excitement! I never offer suggestions, it is disingenuous, we simply extend unwavering support, encouragement and praise! Those skills you developed in Texas, you cannot put a price on, they will guide you through the unforeseen.
I envy your beautiful children, their curiosity, love of nature and the sound of their laughter! What a wonderful place to grow up !! they will become strong and independent, just look at their role models!
Two of our seven grands are their age and the joy is simply indescribable! Our oldest grandson is 17 and entering Ga Tech next fall...
Peace and love to you and your family 💖
Absolutely love the drone footage! You get a true idea of the density of forest ❤
You are very brave with all those trees around and wildlife! The children are growing up fast. They’re so adorable!!
serious question here, whats so brave about being around trees and wildlife? Millions of people live like this everyday.
Getting water from the creek for washing is just like a pioneer woman!
well.. a BIT different .... :-) 🙂
I assumed the spot where you parked the camper was going to be the cabin site, but I was wrong. Spencer is doing a fine job building the driveway into the site for the cabin. Be careful moving those boulders so you don't get caught in the way when they start rolling. Everyone is adapting to being outdoors and the challenges of living in a mountain forest so well. Kenzie's happiness is contagious.
I love the trash can/awning water reclamation system! Great use of existing materials. You need to start planting things that those bugs don't like. Hopefully they will naturalize. Ticks and mosquitos carry disease. They aren't just annoying, they are dangerous to your health.
Get some chickens or guinea hens. You won’t have any issues with fleas or ticks.
My dream build. Looking forward to watching it come together.
Such beautiful land. That tractor is a priceless tool for the property.
Hello Melissa
Powder everywhere you guys are amazing and all I can say is wow! This is the second time you've done this. I saw the last time and it was amazing. I'm watching in amazement now as the two of you and your two kids and your dogs for a seemingly transforming A wilderness into a livable place to be. Be safe and have fun!
Suggest you stop everything and make a plan with all contengencies imaginable, solve them on paper and then move on with your plan. Shooting from the hip is stressful and sometimes a deadend. Have you prepared for forest fires/bears/dog safety/your safety? Etc etc. Just a Mom here making suggestions. Do you even read the Comments? We never know. Many Comments have a FOREWARNED caring about the reality of your safety.
AS THEY SAY IN FLORIDA: REMEMBER, YOU MOVED IN ON THEM. THEY WERE HERE FIRST. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Wonderful that you .have the tractor..i love all the work you got done! So happy for y'all..
Bear looks like a Yoda dog, when he stands there with his ears out a little bit. 🥰 He's so cute!!!
Your kids are so cute! So sweet "Bye butterfly". They are precious! Good luck getting your land ready for your new home!
😊I had a washing machine like that when I lived in Okinawa Japan in 1978. When I first used it, it was weird but I soon learned that it worked very well. Now carrying the wet clothes up 3 flights of stairs to the roof to dry was another story! Loving your videos. Very exciting to see this all come together!😊❤🙏🙏
Reminded me, as well, of my little washer when I lived in Japan - about the same time too
А у нас люди в сельской местности, да и в городах, в связи с тяжёлым имущественным положением, до сих пор пользуются такими стиральными машинками. Полуавтомат...
@@Emir23319
We call them "Twin Tubs" in NZ & Aussie. Been around for years and still going strong. We finally convinced Mother to buy one a bit bigger than this wee one , after Dad died , in the 1990s but she wouldn't give up her big old wringer /agitator washing machine. LOL You can't put a young head on old shoulders any more than trying to put an old head on young shoulders.
Hello beautiful little family! I love this new adventure you’re taking us on. It’s exciting to see changes to your property and get a sense of how you’re “homesteading” and to learn more about your plans. Stay safe. Sending you lots of love energy
Simply amazing. A journey when you are my age you will appreciate. I’m 62 but did the same thing as you guys. Montana, Alaska, Utah and South Dakota. Nothing is easy but in the end, you look at what you accomplished but something calls you to test yourself again. Chase your dream. You only have one chance.
What useful attachments you have for your tractor, with so much land clearance to do. How big is the property area you own, it looks big? Your two children will love that mud, you will need your washing machine.
Stay safe, love from Mike. ❤
That's exactly when I was living in my travel trailer. I tilted one end down more and set several barrels there, and they usually got full after one or two rains.
Spencer is doing an awesome job. Awesome family.
They attract good commenters as well ❤
The creek offers the potential of creating a hydropower source. If you are able to damn up an area you can then build a simple water mill that will spin and create electricity. A basic washer machine only needs 110. I connected a pump to an IBC tote to draw water into a pressure tank. That tank fed the water into a micron filter and a UV filter. The clean water is stored in 55-gallon barrels. They also make a countertop filter called Burkee that you dump water into and it comes out potable. The pressurized water is easily diverted into use by a porch-mounted washing machine. The water drains out into the garden. The soap used is designed for this purpose. Who needs a dryer when you can line dry for free and a lot faster. They also do make a washer and dryer combo that is all one unit.
Enjoyed watching you build the container home. Now love this new adventure of yours, all the way from Bellville Cape Town South Africa. :)
Hello Liz
I've seen a couple of people who are doing what you're doing and they're using the wood that they're clearing out to make wood chips and then putting that on the road. It has to be improved later with sand and gravel and various things, but that's at least a start. People are also using the wood chips just for little paths around the area. It's certainly a resource that you're going to have a ton of. I think you might find Tyler and Todd as a good resource to see how they built roads.
I was think the same thing!
indeed!!..... LOVE Tyler & Todd!
not a good idea. wood will turn to compost and hold water, making for a mud pit. compost is good for a garden but not for building a road
I’d worry about adding more combustible material to a fire break
It’s taking all my willpower to stop me from telling you what I think you should do. I'm not sure how long I can hold off.
oh wow the lightning bugs bring back my childhood memories in my back yard as a kid... i would use a tea towel to swat them to the ground pic them up then put them in a jar with holes in the lid then fall to sleep watching them blick in the jar by my bed.... thanks for that memory you guys
If you're able to connect a hose to the water tank in the back of the truck, you can fill the trash can and then pump it out to the camper.
Hello Family 🤗 good thinking on water catchment 👌 Beau & Cam are loving being there exploring ☺️ going to be a beautiful area for the cabin 🌳 have a great week 🙏🇺🇲🥰
I love seeing the kids grow and it is such a blessing for them to get into nature the way they are. I am sure they are making memories that will last a lifetime. For the water situation, have you considered a ram pump in the creek and the tote further up the hill? Gravity could do all the work!
I second the hydraulic ram pump idea. I learned about them a couple years back and it blew my mind!
I use the larger IBC totes for all sorts of things. Water, hydroponics, remove the plastic container part and use just the cage for firewood, etc. I have pallet forks for my tractor and use them ALL THE TIME. very worth the investment. You can use the forks to lift the tote high enough to let water gravity feed out of the bottom spout of the tote. I have filled one up, strapped to a trailer, and delivered to neighbors after a storm. We have neighbors that use them for fire suppression. The water, with a touch of bleach, will store for a year (although I rotate 2 totes every 6 months so we always have some fresh water.). Lots of options and good to have a few totes around.
Oh, and a small DC pond pump and a hose or piece of PVC will allow you to get water out of the tote without lifting it up. They are a few bucks on Amz.
I use a tote sitting on pallets, simple. You have a tractor, put where you want. Go to the creek and use a little solar pump or gravity to fill the tote.
You should keep the water tote for the future of your cabin being there on the property you're gonna need a water source remember!?!! So don't get rid of it just keep it so when you guys are all set up when you move your cabin there you have to have a water source, Hello..!!😳🤯🤣👌
Been waiting for this update for what feels like a year now
Oh you guys...what another fun project. Everything Spencer does is top notch. Your children are growing up so fast and are so beautiful. I'll be watching this build for sure.
💁🏻♀️You both made me laugh😂🤣about the new garbage can! That is what you call ingenuity!😁👍🏼! And it is so simple and works!🙌🏼. That butterfly was Beautiful and really🥰liked y’all! Beau is definitely a little McKenzie!😁. 💖y’all videos! Have a Blessed weekend and week!💖
Hello Carol
Turn the lid upside down and make a whole in the center.the lid will catch the rain and channel it into the trash bin.
Yes. A natural basin catchment.
them....respond....hahah good luck
And a mesh to catch the bugs and what's not from entering the bin.
@@FynnOliverEmonSill if Spencer can do the container home by himself he will i have faith he and his wife will do this again i was with them every step of the way when they built their container home he will do this again he and his wife will the kids are adorable
@@kevinmansell8746 I have no idea why you sent that message, but…. 👍🏽
Goats! Wild goats🤷♀️. A great way to clear lower brush. Love the new property!
That's just gonna attract the T-Rexes! lol Seriously though, couldn't they get some loggers in to help thin out some of the bigger tress? I'm thinking of Al Luhmna style of setup. It's a beautiful spot but I would be freaking about bears, poisonous snakes, coyotes etc.
I am so excited about this new property and looking forward to you bringing the new container to it. Your property is SO beautiful and you are so fortunate to have a creek running through it. And fireflies!!? I think you just bought a parcel from heaven! Congratulations (and thank you for putting together the vids every week :)).
So peaceful and serene. You guys are inspirational.
You can keep the water tote for the cabin.
There are a lot of really good comments and suggestions from folks. You folks, the producers of this channel are doing a fantastic job. Keep up the good work. Your kids are growing up so fast .
Spencer use a large round trash can lid. Cut a hole the size of the opening of the large white water tank. That should let the water flow into the tank. Given you more water.
My suggestion for water is to tap into your existing, or get another 12v water pump and pump from the 275 gallon tote into your camper holding tank. Or drain your 275 gallon tank into the trash can and use your existing pump.
I hope you guys know about clearing a firebreak area around your cabin of at least 50ft all the way around. It's lush and green now but the years it gets dry and brown all it takes is a spark and whoosh 🔥🔥🔥 Better safe than sorry 🫤
What a joy to watch your family and all the coming builds. Your site is so relaxing.
I use a 12V RV pump but I don't fill my camper tank with it. I put a hose from the pump inlet into my tote and run the outlet to my city water connection. I just run a cable from the pump into my service access where I installed a power outlet. It also makes winterizing that much easier.
I have plans to pipe the pump into the bottom outlet of the container but it works OK as-is.
2" female threaded on end slip coupling 1 1/2" to 3/4" reducer PVC . 3/4 " hose nozzle and 3/4 hose .4.5 GPm 12v or 120v RV/ Boat pump Cut hose in half add in to pump or a washing machine water hose. The bottom fill valve on IBC Tote is 2" . I've made two that way it works . Be sure to paint the tote heavy jet black so no sunlight gets in to turn the water green. Also 3/4" 90 elbow with window screen to vent and keep the bugs out on the top of the tank .
Love the video. Love seeing your son playing in the mud. The butterfly was cute with "bow", glad that you have a place to put the cabin. David, North Ogden ,Utah. ♥♥♥.
Loving the new property!! It's absolutely beautiful in every way. I think your family will be very happy here. God Bless Spencer and All of his hard work, he never ceases to amaze me at his determination and skill at what he does... Blessings and Love to All of you, can't wait to see what the future has in store for you All 🙏❤️🙏
I agree. He puts his head down and shoulders on through. If there's something he doesn't know he finds out how.
You are exactly the type of folks this country needs to raise up the next generation. Well done y'all. Be careful in those woods. (Paulides/ Missing 411 has me a bit anxious.) Hold fast y'all.
gonna be expensive getting stone on that road so yall dont get stuck in the mud, but having that tractor is making your work much easier thats good you have it. great investment
Spencer is doing an amazing job clearing things out
Following you on this project too can’t wait to see how it turns out.
Hello Sonja
We tilt our camper a few degrees to get the AC water to drain off the back side of our camper, you could do the opposite, plug the little gutters and get the water off the roof to run off the awning too. You can drop one end of the awning and direct the water even better.
Love lightening bugs, they remind me of innocent times in childhood. I love the site you have chosen.
Just in case I wanted to let you know my experience with that little washer you have. When I got it I looked on youtube for a tutorial and this young man did a fine job but he didn't mention rinsing the clothes. Upon further investigation I discovered that you are supposed to pour water over the clothes in that same spin area and then spin it to rinse. Hope that helps.
Oh my....that would certainly make a difference, wouldn't it?
Loved every sec. of this!! Thanks for sharing yur family memories with us!! ❣❤❤❤❤❣
Hi we have been living in a caravan for 2 years and we hung a dry bag or a bucket on our awning with a hose connector fitted at the bottom. We tilt the awning connect a hose and feed directly to our water tank. Filled our 160ltr tanks a few times when off grid. No need to pump.
Peter & Debra Western Australia
I used to watch you always..... but I've gotten old enough to cause issues..... but here I am again. This baby is a wonderful young child!!
Siphon pump from Tractor Supply with a standard collapsible garden hose would solve your water transfer problem.
Exactly, as long as the opening of the water fill in the camper is lower than the water tote then that's the way to go. You just have to get the water up and over the edge of the tote and gravity will take over.
You should be using the creek water to fill your water tank, it could be clean enough to actually drink, but at worst to go potty and clean dishes.
Spencer, have you done a drone survey of the place yet? Find your perimeter lines and fences and then break it up into areas for a closer drone inspection, starting with your new home site and the road/driveway in. The rocks are going to be with you always; just put them beside the road where you find them and then fill in later. Have you thought about adding a back hoe with a thumb to your tractor? I'm pretty sure JD offered one for that model.
The container will be so perfect out there with bears and other big cats roaming the woods. Can’t wait to see how beautiful you guys make this!💕💕💕❤️❤️🐾🐾
i love you guys so much i love you hardworking and family projects
Please carry a sidearm and bear spray. It only takes 2 seconds for the unthinkable to happen. We love you guys!
I hope he's a 2nd ammendment supporter, if not. He'll have trouble with all the wildlife when the time comes.
they arent in grizz country - fyi
@@mitzihodges497a bear is a bear. We live in the woods and we pee outside to add a little extra protection. When our kids were little, they had a blast peeing outside. We have bear, wolves and coyotes in northern Florida. We even saw a panther at night. We do have weapons and really in 30 years, only had one bear. It was a juvenile who got kicked out and was trying to kind it’s own place. It was shaking my duck cage. I went out and yelled at it. It looked at me and I went inside and it lumbered away. We’ve had many rattle snakes a couple copperheads and one coral snake. Lots of deer, foxes and coyotes. Coyotes are the number one problem species here. It’s legal to shoot them but we don’t. If they went after my family or animals, I’d think about it. Mostly, we just shoot shotguns nearby and they go away.
looks like at 5;51 he is packing
@@talapeanutbutter4250 you are still alive ... it's just panic
get a massive golf umbrella, turn it upside down- pierce a hole in the bottome and stick it in the top of the IBC tote.
With that stream, if you go as high up as possible, you could build a little dam, use some flexible 1.5" or 2" pipe and run it downhill to your house site and use that for a water turbine. It won't generate a lot of power, but it would be continuous.
Very nice, great idea with the redneck trash barrel water catchment. Love that washer. The kids are so cute. Love their personalities coming along. “So playful, don’t fly it”. So sweet. Good job on clearing today. The boulders are awesome. Good to see you, I look forward to your endeavors & how far along you are.💖
I absolutely love ❤watching you guys. You are so good together. I pray God will forever keep you in his care. From a 60 plus year old women who has been married for 45 years. I don't know you, but I love your family ❤️
Great job guys. What a wonderful life for the children . It's nice to see your children so full of life and so happy. Catch you next time 😊😊😊
The tote is your best water option with that free crick water right outside your door 😁👍🙏 If you can run a hose down the crick and through the woods to your place you will have running water. There are are pumps that work on gravity flow that pump uphill and are non-electric.
If you fill the tote you can fill the trash can and use the pump to the camper. We do that to our water catchment tank.