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We only get to go work on our land every six to eight weeks for a couple of days at a time. So in two years we haven't gotten a lot done. But we did move one of those Mennonite buildings onto the land for us to stay in when we do get to go up. It is a 10x20 and we have a futon to sleep on and an air mattress in one of the lofts for our son when he goes with us. The other loft is for storage. We put down a laminate wood floor, added insulation to the walls and ceiling. Put up some paneling on the walls.
A couple of weeks ago we put a camper sized sink in the "kitchen area".
And hubby built a shower/potty house we sat out behind the "cabin". We have no running water so we use barrels of water and we get that to the sink and shower using a small motor hooked to a deep cell battery.
We heat the water for the shower and washing dishes in pots on the camp stove. We were lucky enough to be there for 8 days at the end of October and we were able to have nice hot showers the whole time.
We do our cooking on the camp stove and the campfire.
We are slowly clearing out some of the saplings and small pine trees around the cabin and along the driveway. Which means we are never out of campfire wood. LOL
When we need power we have a generator to use. And we do have lights wired in the cabin and several plug ins. So we do have lights and can watch tv if needed/wanted. It's not perfect, and it's slow going since we don't get to go up as much as we would like.
But it's ours, and we are doing it our way in our own time.
We enjoy getting to visit, and it's the most relaxed times when we are there.
A couple of weeks ago we put a camper sized sink in the "kitchen area".
And hubby built a shower/potty house we sat out behind the "cabin". We have no running water so we use barrels of water and we get that to the sink and shower using a small motor hooked to a deep cell battery.
We heat the water for the shower and washing dishes in pots on the camp stove. We were lucky enough to be there for 8 days at the end of October and we were able to have nice hot showers the whole time.
We do our cooking on the camp stove and the campfire.
We are slowly clearing out some of the saplings and small pine trees around the cabin and along the driveway. Which means we are never out of campfire wood. LOL
When we need power we have a generator to use. And we do have lights wired in the cabin and several plug ins. So we do have lights and can watch tv if needed/wanted. It's not perfect, and it's slow going since we don't get to go up as much as we would like.
But it's ours, and we are doing it our way in our own time.
We enjoy getting to visit, and it's the most relaxed times when we are there.
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