We love Almost Homestead! Thanks for watching :)

Nick Donaldson Yes we are getting the hang of it, it was tipping too easily when we got it and I think I fixed the problem but we will see when the next snow hits!

We are glad to have the snow, it has been a strange winter here so far (weather wise). Our dog, Bandit LOVES the snow! I don't know how Eric got lucky, we are new to the whole lots of snow experience! ❄

@@SimpleLivingAlaska I'm sure you'll get used to lots of snow soon enough !!!

I imagine we may feel differently about snow in a few years too! :)

kevin elton, thank you! :)

Thank you, good advice. It was Eric's first time plowing, we have actually continually had a frozen driveway for the past two months! Definitely need the broom, one more thing for the Alaskan winters! :)

Bushcraft student Kyle Sierra, thank you! We appreciate you commenting, you have a pretty cool channel :)

Hi Kara, it is actually butternut squash (steamed then I use an immersion blender with broth), I think this soup had onions, garlic, and potatoes, I like to put corn but I think we ran out when I made this. Hope that is of some help! :)

@@SimpleLivingAlaska awesome. Was just curios if you had a go to squash soup recipe because it did look super yummy. Bread was rocking too

H2Dwoat we aren't sure, we just wipe them when it snows, ingenuity is a something we have to strive towards ☺

Hi Red Sox, we will probably cover this in a video at some point but it truly depends on what part of Alaska you are looking at. For land only you can find anything from 1/2 acre to 50 acres and beyond, our price point kept us in the 10 acres or under range, it also really depends on accessibility (if they are harder to access they are usually lower cost). You can get an idea of land prices on Alaska's list, there is also a website called Land in Alaska if you want to to get an idea of cost. Hope that helps :)

@@SimpleLivingAlaska Hi guys, I REALLY wish you would!!! Yes I totally get your point about it depends on where the land is in Alaska, but even if homesteaders/preppers gave maybe 3 or 4 Rough ideas for people out there, it would really help people! Most homesteaders/preppers focus on food, canning, stoves, Etc, etc. All are extremely important, but it seems Many totally forget about the cost of land, and the cost of materials to build their cabin Etc. I can understand some folks wanting to keep something's Private, but even if they gave a very basic idea of cost of land and materials it would really help folks! I have seen advice from some homesteaders on KZfaq who live in Alaska about bringing things with you when you move to Alaska because something's are very expensive in Alaska, good advice! I guess lots of folks realize a lot of that though because things have to be shipped from the lower states, making it more expensive. I think with me being a Brit it would be a great idea to go spend some time out in maybe different parts of Alaska, yes it's Fantastic watching folks live the life in a cabin on KZfaq, or in TV shows like Railroad, Alaska, or Last Alaskans, Yukon Men Etc, but very different ball game living there in a Winter and dealing with Minus 40 or 50 I was in Wyoming last winter for a few months, Minus 27F with the wind chill at times. In saying all of that, I remember watching a TV show about 2 years ago about 3 or 4 different tow truck companies out of Fairbanks, Alaska. Some of the crazy people they had to go out and rescue was Amazing! 1 female went out driving when it was extremely cold, minus 21 Etc, run out of Gas down a side road. It was Extremely lucky for her that she took her phone and was able to get a signal to call the towing company! She was found alive, but Wow she went out driving dressed in a T - shirt and run out of Gas! It's a good job she was able to get a signal and call the towing company, that saved her life!

I also need 30k to buy one haha!

Very cool thanks for commenting✌