Soon the entire earth will be like this. A paradise for the entire earth, Not for some, but for those who will be looked on favorably by the true God.

Can't agree more 👏👏

Amen, trusty dog by your side! Perfect, only need a bottle of wine.

Would love this, no people just my dog

A sauna. A _real_ sauna.

Just like that old time rock n roll

Only thing missing is a cigar!!

@@bingobiscuit5995 more of a pipe man myself but yes!

@@BigSplenda1885 yoni

@Steve E Always one guy, eh?

Omg same

I searched for it and I'm not dissapointed

Me

Me. 😊

Me now I’m hooked❤

Tranquil - an adjective - free from disturbances, like annoying bipeds.

Good morning Erik. You are speaking my language friend. We get some tremendous winds here at the cabin. At times the whole building shakes. I love laying in bed at night and listing to the storms. It is the most peaceful feeling on earth.

@Theo P Its alot cheaper than the life the average human lives. But money is besides the point. You cannot put a price on peace

Until the Wolves and Bears come Sniffing around.

Honestly starlink might do the trick. If not it will in a few years

With Starlink Satellites, you could have the best Internet even in the most remote parts of the earth. I would love to live and work remotely from such a remote lovely place, as well. I would also love to have a private jet / helicopter, to fly around for fun & to quickly visit the nearest city/town, just in case I start feeling lonely. PS: I just noticed that someone has already mentioned about Starlink. Yeah! Starlink's fast Internet would be awesome!

Good morning Joanna. I am so glad you enjoyed the trip to the cabin. It is my favorite place on the planet. Thanks for watching.

Best therapy ever!!

👍 me too I love silent videos

@@luluparl1245 Indeed!

Joanna...pen pal material. You guys might hit it off

Hello Ryan. We are overwhelmed! Thank you for your gift. So generous. If you do come up this way we will have to share a cup of coffee and catch up. Please give our thanks to your wife. Peace

@@ThisIsMyAlaska it's not much of a house without a working bathroom with shower and toilet

in the winter that would freeze @@mehchocolate1257

@@mehchocolate1257 OMgosh are you kidding. lol

Good morning my friend. Such an interesting comment. I grew up here back in the 60's on a remote, completely off-grid homestead. 50 years later, life here at this cabin is still relatively unchanged from those days. We have better equipment and technology to be sure, but the nights are still dark and cold and silent. I wouldn't trade it for any other place on the planet. Peace to you from Alaska

@@ThisIsMyAlaska I’d imagine the peace and serenity of those cold, still winter nights is unparalleled by anything urban life can offer. Thanks for replying, and wishing you all the best that life has to give. Peace and love from Israel.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska why use a lock outside since your in the middle of nowhere?

@@gsifri you're* 👁️

needs a woman

I appreciate your comments. You pretty much sum up the way I feel.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska I second that. Love the natural sounds!

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Visit, my channel, I'm talking even my tongue is twisted.

I'd need just a little bit of music...but the rest I agree with.

Good afternoon my friend. I am glad you enjoyed the trip to the cabin. Peace

Generator, propane, fuel, snowmobile, store bought food, yea simple natural life there. Lmfao, not to mention all the other little conveniences he bought.

@@reitairue2073 Perfection is unnecessary.

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2 weeks later : take me baaackkk xD

You were welcome my friend. I am so glad you got to spend some time in Alaska. You know you will have to come back now.

It is wonderful.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska literally what I thought when I landed back in North Carolina from visiting last December! “I have to go back to Alaska ASAP!”

You must be very careful searching for serenity.. In Seinfeld season 9 episode 3, Lloyd Braun says, " Serenity Now, Insanity later." Be careful what you wish for. 🤪🤪 please give me a thumbs up. 👍

We are so fortunate to have dogs in our lives. Stella brings immeasurable joy to my days.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska I agree, but I prefer cats. I aspire to own a remote offgrid cabin someday. Spent way too many nights sleeping in a bedroll, in a bivy, and on the ground.

Hello Joanne. We agree. To me the is nothing more peaceful than to be in the cabin in a storm. Some may find it disconcerting but I love it when the wind shakes the cabin

Yep,I love storms too ❤❤

Thanks for watching my friend. Peace to you from Alaska

Dreamy, moved to London for a job?

I live in the UK it's horrible. Much rather live somewhere like this. Why leave Sweden if you had this kind of life before?

@@Englishsea24 Met someone from the UK, so I moved in with them. I'm kinda trying to convince them to move back with me :P

@@AlienTreeGuy Lucky them 👍

Good morning my friend. It is the sweetest, coldest water on the planet. This is the fountainhead. It comes right out of the side of the mountain right here. Peace.

ประเทศคุณคงหนาวมาก🙄ขอให้สุขภาพแข็งแรงค่ะ จากไทยแลนด์

@@ThisIsMyAlaska sit down calm and feel the silence this type of silence god give us the humans but humans search the silence one thing already god give the silence to all

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Thanks for visiting the cabin Naomi!

@@ThisIsMyAlaska Thank you for having me! Alaska is one of the places that is near the top of my bucket list - I would love to visit a cabin like yours one day but for now I can almost feel like I'm there - take care 😊😊

Good morning Cherish. I love those little lights too. I can see them from over a mile away when I'm coming down the trail.

how wonderful!

@@ThisIsMyAlaska ⁷⁸⁸⁸⁹⁸⁸⁷5⁶

the water is very heavy friends

Of course you can have a house like this

@@anoop.lovefromindia4495 Thanks 🙏🏻

@גרוויאל noah I do not understand in this language

You're pretty❤️

@@bringerofdeath1818 thank you

Thank you Carolyn. It is so nice to have you here. So pleased to know you are enjoying our channel

Z powodu zmiany klimatu może niedługo będą mroźne zimy ;)

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Good evening Radu. Well this is wonderful. I almost want to go with you, and could not agree more with your sentiments. I have a dear old native friend here that lives with his wife in a shanty on the bank of the Yukon River, hundreds of miles from the nearest town. He is also very wealthy. Last year I asked him why they didn't move to some tropical beach and this was what he said, "We have traveled all over the world and could live anywhere we wanted to, but there is simply no better place than here on shores of the Yukon River." I love their view of life. The things they valued were not associated with money at all. Peace to you from Alaska.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska Wow how do they buy food and other necessities or get mail on a regular basis if they are hundreds of miles from the nearest town. Or do they grow/raise all their own food? also what would they do if there is a sudden emergency like medical situation or a fire?? I'm not asking to be rude I'm just curious.............

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@@ThisIsMyAlaska I Respect that...👌🏻👍🏻

Buy a lot in the wilderness mate

Hey there! I am glad you enjoyed my video. I hoped to bring some of my world into yours. I am glad you are here. enjoy

Talk to your family, plan it and get outta there. At least in my opinion. Learn some great skills and get self sufficient you will not regret it

I hear you!

Same, except I'm in NYC. I'm dreaming of my escape.

Thank you David. Peace

@@MakeB711 Hello my friend. I would be happy to discuss your questions and try to provide some answers. There are resources I would direct you to in regards to finding and purchasing remote property. This particular property does not have property tax but many other pieces will. There are few rules for construction of a single-family homes built outside of the cities. Building a cabin takes a time commitment and a some money too. There are lots of things that have to be purchased. That said, I think it is a middle-class kind of thing, a dream in reach of many people if they want it bad enough. If you want more information feel free to drop me an email. thisismyalaskalife@gmail.com. I will do my best to answer your questions. Peace.

Good morning. Thanks for watching. Alaska’s climate is dry and cool. It is pretty much opposite of Hawaii. That said, you should visit. It is big and beautiful. Who knows, you may just love it here

Thanks for being here C.R. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

What is that building on the right? The bathroom with hot shower and flush toilet? If not my peace and happiness would disappear the first time I had to walk out to the outhouse at 2 am in the snow carrying a bear rifle.

@@roxannegordon6162 ))))

I agree!

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Yes there are many who do Shelly. I am certainly one of them

Most of people of today can not survive the hard conditions of the real world in nature

I hear ya Shelly, no one feel comfortable with all the crazies running around. I too would love to escape but for now I just have videos like this to keep me sane.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska my son has social Phobia this is what he wants to do build a home in a forest....

I know this looks like a very idealistic life, so peaceful and serene and away from the rat race. However, in reality, I think this would be a very hard life to be so remote and dealing with the harshness of choosing this life style, especially for a long time. Most people are not really cut out or would know how to live out there, the eveyday things you bave to do to survive, etc. Yes, some people could, but in reality most could not for very long.

Scott, thank you. Same here! We love the Christmas lights, they help with navigating around the deck after dark and they aren’t a huge draw on the generator. Peace to you.

Those lights are the perfect touch. That place is a slice of heaven for sure! Beautiful 😍

Thanks so much Ray!

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Awesome surname ,escobar it's my middle initial

@@ThisIsMyAlaska does your cabin have internet access?

Thank you my friend. Peace to you from Alaska

Aww,,, thank so much for watching my dear friend. I am so glad you enjoyed the trip to the cabin. It is one of my favorite places on earth.

Thank you for watching Rizzi. I am glad you made the trip to the cabin. I enjoy your music. Peace to you from Alaska.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska Thank you so much! that means alot. you're so blessed to live such a peaceful life♡

@@rizzimyers2795 да, это тебе не в сраном помойном нью-йорке сидеть)

@@tomcray7907 commie

I totally agree and btw are you single Rizzi?

I’m so pleased to hear this. Thank you my friend. Welcome to my cabin

Agree. Life is good. Peace to you from Alaska

@@ThisIsMyAlaska wow you replied me 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

I have to agree. I'm 55 and outdoors kind of gal. What is it that makes us crave No distractions and peace 😄😄 I love cooking a hot meal and baking and a good book 🤗

@@darrellroeters4951 + WRONG, STAY IN SHAPE AND EAT CLEAN MOST OF THE TIME SO YOUR BODY CAN STAY FUNCTIONAL AND STRONG AS YOU GO BEYOND YOUR 50'S, PRESCRIPTIONS AND FRAIL BODIES ARE FOR THE LAZY AND WEAK

@@leelunk8235 well said.

@@qweendy_ YES MA'AM

Hello Steve. Thank you for your comment. I encourage you to pursue your vision. Please don't let the uncertainties of getting older deter you. I turn 57 this year and I am looking forward to the next couple of decades here in the mountains. I have good friends here in their 80's that are still living on their homesteads (more than a few). I also agree with the comment below by Lee Lunk, we all need to eat healthy and exercise in order to take full advantage of our later years. You can do just about anything you realistically dream of doing. I encourage you to go for it.

Take guns!!!!

i wish u well my friend

I'm from Tennessee. Didn't know we had villages here. Hmmm.

Id be worried about bears getting in lol, theres been videos of them opening car doors and what not

I have family in Alaska 3 hrs away from the next town and 3hrs for a neighbor. They have to lock the doors because of bears and moose getting in

I would still lock the door because your never really alone

Ha, clearly you don't listen to Mr. Ballen. Look up his channel.

@@TheUnholyPosole That's my point

So glad you enjoyed the trip up the mountain. I hope you can visit Alaska soon. Peace to you.

You know of c the murder rate there?

Good morning Janet. Yes, the night sky above timberline is immense. I have often compared it to being out on the ocean at night. It stretches from horizon to horizon. Peace to you from Alaska

You can say that again, Hello how are you ?

Ha! You’re supposed to make the coffee before you sit down to watch, so you can stay awake 🤣…Seriously, thank you for the very kind compliment, it truly is such an encouragement. It’s great to have you here! Peace from Alaska.

I had a cup of tea in my hand and I forgot to drink it

Hello Amanda! So good to hear from you. Thanks for watching our channel. I agree with you. I find great peace in the solitude here. It is my favorite place on earth.

I think we are going to need you to get a KZfaq channel up and running lol - it’s sounds so cosy 🥰

@@cheche2181 Some of my friends suggested me this but im such a shy girl especially with cameras 😁.Arctic Norway is a beautiful place and it's very much alike Alaska. Love this peace and tranquility.

Good evening my friend. I am so sorry to hear about your husband's accident and having to leave the mountains. I love the beach too but I would miss the mountains so much. There was a period of time in my life when I wanted to sail so badly. I wanted to experience being out on the ocean alone at night, under that huge sky. Truthfully, I would still love to experience that. Maybe some day. But for now, this cabin up above timberline, comes close. Peace to you my friend.

@Robert Hamilton "You are a good woman, that knows her place". What fuxking kingdom, territory, region (place) is that then? You seem very scholarly and knowledgeable plz share your thoughts of wisdom insight and understanding with us, hopeless souls. *cant wait for this shxt(smh)

Why on earth would you sell it? If you wanted to go there, go there. You don't need to retire somewhere you don't want to, just like your husband doesn't have to either.

@@hellomimibanana Our retirement doesn’t plan for 3 homes, just 2, which is primary residence and (now) a beach house. Besides, my husband has let me choose all the gorgeous properties we’ve owned. Fair is fair, and I feel that he should get to pick at least one location. Besides, a one month rental during snow season should restore my soul annually!

Should have sold your husband not your cabin!

hello

Hello Thelma! Thank you for watching and commenting. This water is right out of the side of the mountain. I am standing at the fountainhead. It flows all year long, even at -40F. It is the sweetest water I have ever tasted. It makes fabulous coffee!

Can remember stopping at a spring fed water hole to get water before going to camp.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska spring water is a true gift.

I saw a comment about shoveling snow. When I lived in Alaska I found it very therapeutic to shovel the driveway. I had a snow blower but often I shoveled it. It was magic. The cabin you see here is luxury and looks very new with all the mod cons. Would be ideal. Even a more modest place is still heaven. What you are not seeing is the wildlife that passes by. Moose, birds squirrels occasional bear. It is heaven on earth.

Thank you my friend. I am so glad you enjoy the trip to the cabin. So great to know you are watching all the way from Assam. Peace to you from Alaska

@@ThisIsMyAlaska hello from Canada! Love this I would live there in a heartbeat!

Почему не на русском мы русские и всегда читаю все коментарии

Good afternoon Debbie. I love those stories. I grew up on the outskirts of Nenana. We hauled our water from the creek, a mile or so away, we heated only with wood, and our only "plumbing" was an outhouse. My dad dug a 10-foot-deep hole down into the permafrost and covered it with an insulated cover. He put a ladder down into it and built shelves down there. That was our freezer during the summer months. I remember when we got our first generator. It was a 4-kW Witte. My mom was so happy. Of course we didn't call it "living off-grid" back then, it was just "living". Over a half century later I am still trying to get back to that simple way of life and I believe I will make it. Thanks for the memories. Peace.

Nice hearing that, Hello how are you ?

Good morning Shubhra, and thank you for your kind words. I agree, we are so blessed to have dogs in our lives. My pup's name is Stella. She makes me smile everyday. Have a great week my friend.

Yeah dogs💕💕

Hello Kathy! Greetings from Alaska. You make me want to hear more of your story. I grew up very much as you described. My father dug a deep hole outside the cabin that went down deep into the permafrost. He built a ladder down into it and put an insulated cover over the top. It had shelves all around at the bottom. That was our freezer during the summer months. He ran a trapline, hunted for our meat, fished for the salmon each summer and grew a garden. It was not an easy life but I loved it dearly. What was it about that kind of a life that was so satisfying to a child? Where do we find that quality of living in the world today?

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@@ThisIsMyAlaska Thank You! The best part was falling asleep in the fresh air and waking to cowboy coffee, fresh bread and homemade butter! It was hard at times but it never seemed hard! We were so blessed! My mother homeschooled us bc the closest school was a couple of hundred miles away! We were north of Prince George -She was a teacher! When I finally had to go high school my reading and language arts were advanced! My dad played fiddle and spoons-mom sang and she played a wash board! Wonderful life!

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Good evening my dear friend. Your comment made my night. I am so blessed to be able to spread peace to the world. Thank you. Good night from Alaska.

Thanks for watching Stacey. I appreciate your comments. I look forward to hearing more from you in the future.

You're right I think you can say that again, Hi how are you ?

Well thanks for watching Stan, and thanks for the compliment! I am happy that you like my work

Thank you my friend. Interestingly, this was my childhood dream as well. I have never really wanted anything else out of life. I don't think it gets much better honestly. Peace to you.

My dream too

Good evening Raya. Thank you for watching. Many times I arrive at the cabin (in the winter) at very cold temperatures. The wind is often blowing very hard as well. I have redundant methods of quick fire starting because I have learned how important it is to have a reliable heat source. When I leave, I always make sure the fire-starting essentials are all prepared for my return. Peace.

I always forget that some people don't grow up in the middle of nowhere with extreme winters that require you learning these things. Sobering reminder that I have a lot more skills than I think I do.

Hardly survival, everything is in place, jyst walk in and light the fire

so what is the name of this euro she tol you hail from?

So awesome to have you here! I am super excited about this project too. I will be posting every week. I look forward to many great conversations. Welcome

Thank you Sathya. Hearing from kind people like you, from all parts of the world, I one of my favorite things about this hobby. I never dreamed I would meet and talk with so many wonderful friends. Bear hugs from Alaska.

Though extremely beautiful, living in such conditions would be extremely tough. Being from India, our summers are bad but then it is not extreme. It looks very beautiful. Nice for an experience. Deep in Himachal, Kashmir and Uttarakhand , living in winter becomes a challenge. Not to talk of Siachen, Drass and Zansker

@@deepakpuri4320 True but what fascinates me in this video is the serene calm night, you all by yourself, your best friend as your companion, a warm hearth and tranquility. Getting away from civilization has its own bounties. I am sure there would be so much self-talk, self-reasoning involved which brings you bliss and peace. More than anything, you will fall in love with yourself. We deserve this Deepak at some point of time in life. We need to love our own self. God bless you.

I am from India, too, but i saw the snow and ran back to my hot, dusty city. Give me Indian summers anytime. Made me realise what a hot climate person I am.

@@satyasudhakar actually true, myself from Indian Himalayas , we do have some House near us, we don't have Huskies we have Himalayan dogs ( Tibetan mastiff) they are our life❤️ That life is good but challenging at the same time. This heaven when you're young, but not for old you.

same🤗

I also want to flyoff in different world

@Tommy Barlow 😯😯

Aww,,, thanks Mahesh! Such kind words. I am so glad you enjoyed the cabin. Incidentally, the cabin is a wonderful place to get a good night's sleep. So quiet there.

Haha, this comment.. you made me laugh out loud my friend. So true.

Almost daily…

And no stove clock in the world is ever set to the correct time. Not that you really need a clock up there anyway 😂👍

Thanks for watching Valeria! I know many people like you that made their Alaskan dreams a reality. I know you can do it too. I will be posting weekly going forward. Thanks for being here. Stay in touch.

Whatever you do, stay away from Haines, Alaska. The worst place I've ever lived, by far...and I grew up in south Philly.....in fact, I'd stay away from all of southeast Alaska and start off in the Anchorage area. Especially around Palmer and Wasilla. Alaska is NOTHING like the lower 48. Also, it's full of EXTREMIST Republicans, just FYI. Not the friendliest place I've ever lived, that's for damn sure. Lastly, be prepared for NONE of your friends to come see you more than once because travel to Alaska from the lower 48, SUCKS HARD!!!! If all you're after is life off the grid like in this video, for the love 9f God start out in the Anchorage area first, spend a few years there and become accustomed to the different world that Alaska is, THEN decide if this is what you want. I lived MANY years of my life across all of Alaska and to be perfectly honest, aside from not having the northern lights, you're WAY better off building off grid in one of the mountain states like Montana or Washington. I spent years after my Marine Corps tour was up, in Washington and boy oh boy was that a great place. Great mountains, plenty of off grid opportunities and best of all, always still close enough to hop in the car and go to the ocean or whatever floats your boat and several big airport opportunities for your friends to use when wanting to visit. Just my two cents.... good luck and I hope you find what you're looking for. Also, just remember, if you think you need to move to find happiness, you're not going to find it. You must be happy first then find a place you love to settle in. 🙏🖖✌

@@Im2Old4ThisShite Well, this extremist Republican would move there just to drive you nuts.

Hey there Steve! Thanks for watching. I am super excited to share the country and the life that I love so much. I think this will be a great adventure for all of us.

Good evening Rob. I hope you do find your way back to Alaska. There is no place on earth I would rather be.

Good evening my friend. You are right! It is very cold there in the middle of the long winter. But yes, it is also very beautiful there.

Njnum keralthinna...!

@@purplecottoncandy9548Malayali😄🤩🤜

Kerala 😻

Tamilu

😂escape

Thanks Dale! I am so glad you enjoy my work. Thank you for subscribing and commenting. I will do my best to respond to your questions and comments. Having conversations with people all around this world is one of my favorite thing about this hobby.

That's a fact! Thanks for watching Eddie.

@@ThisIsMyAlaska Always thats a great getaway.

@@eddiereynoza1130 I would love such a cabin and to live so far away from people, hut my problems would be the possibility of a leaking roof, burst or blocked pipes, failing electricity - things which can easily be attended to in the city. In that part of the world, he has to rely on himself to attend to such inconveniences and what happens if he accidentally locks himself out? He could die of hypothermia.

Thanks for watching Luis! I have lived in Alaska over half a century. I grew up at an off-grid lodge run by my parents. We had no running water or electricity, and we heated only with wood. I loved that lifestyle. Our cabin is in the Alaska Range in the same area my dad took me hunting and fishing years ago. It is still off grid.

Hi Nice video

Beautiful braveness

Wow... so do u buy houses or land there or does it become yours just like that.. just curious

hey there Ron! Hello from Durango, CO. My Filipino wife ( a science teacher) and I live in the South Western Colorado mountains. She's always cold, haha. We're not off grid, but we enjoy the self sufficient life style of hunting elk, turkey, and deer, spending time cutting our own firewood, and we heat only with the wood stove to cut down on winter electric bills, and operating a saw mill so we can add onto the cabin as we want to. Green house will be complete soon. Got chickens and ducks, & 5 big dogs. haha. but the best thing is being away from people and the hustle bustle of city life! (mostly that is, we still have a few crazy neighbors, as one would expect living up in the hills)

@@dgodrummer8110 Wow! Self sufficient life is very interesting to me! We live in the city and only visit our farm few times a week! We tried fishing not so much for hunting in our area.haha Hope to see some videos on how you operate a saw mill and your greenhouse.wow.just amazing!