March 2024

For the first time since purchasing the land, we came closer to our property than ever before — not by vehicle, but on foot. With temperatures climbing to around 8°C and snow beginning to melt, we decided to see how far we could get down the access road. Unfortunately, the road itself hasn’t seen any

In Part 1, we shared a bit about who we are and why we chose this path. In Part 2, your questions went deeper — into land use, food, animals, access, and the practical realities of living in Northern Ontario. So let’s pick up where we left off. Hunting and Trapping on the Land Yes

After weeks of cold, breakdowns, repairs, and survival mode, we decided it was time to slow things down a bit and do something different. A few days ago, we asked our followers if they had questions for us — about the journey, the land, our plans, and how we even ended up here in the