Come join me for some quick video snippets of what I’ve been up to recently this spring. Get a glimpse of what my days are like here at the end of Bailey Line Road.
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My oldest son, Robert, heats his small place with a unique stove made especially to burn anthracite coal. The stove looks old but is made new now in New England. Although this stove can burn wood, watch the video above…
Some people manage their vehicles like tubes of caulking – use them up and throw them away. Not me. I aim for a long haul relationship with my vehicles because it’s cheaper and better that way. If you’re willing to…
Question: How should my husband and I choose an architect? We’ve bought five acres of waterfront property that’s blessed with interesting topography. We envision a small, green home, perhaps using water reclamation technology and solar energy, incorporating local materials. How…
Have you ever dreamed about what it would be like to build your own home, earn your living on your own terms in your own way in a rural setting? You’re not alone. Join Steve has he answers questions about modern homesteading from a young man who’s ready to take the plunge.
You want to sell your home quickly, without the hassle of repairs or endless showings. You’re tired of waiting for uncertain offers and dealing with complicated fees. It’s time for a stress-free, straightforward path forward. You’re seeking a solution that…
This is chapter nine in my book The Bailey Line Road Chronicles, the 30-year story about moving from the city to live a modern homestead life deep in the country on Manitoulin Island, Canada. Missed Chapter Eight? Click here to…