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Mountain Wind Family; Building The Cabin

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haremare (1 month ago) Show Hide
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respect for what you did mr. !!
awesome!wish you luck!5 stars from me :))
kchedville (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Bob, I dont care what anyone here has said, I think you did a terrific Job. I own my Land, I own the Barn that I built to live in, and I have very few Bills to pay....Land tax is a bit high thou....But that the Governments fault.....Good Job BOB....
eqshannon (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Thank you sir! As I look back on what we did...I am amazed myself. so many people think about doing such as we did...but then they have a few bucks...we had next to none... We learned as we went..and every kid of ours that was raised there graduated from college, some with honors...Many of them attribute what they are now to what they learn with Jane and I back then!
God Bless
Bob
danboone143 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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How awesome!
I find it sad that you have to explain that home schooling is legal; it's amazing how ignorant and bigoted people are against home schoolers. Possibly jealousy?  Anyway, AWESOME video - I love the whole thing!
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i have an urge to go live a simple cabin living, hunting farming type life , where i can be left alone to my own laws and not have other people forcing theyr bs on me, but i like living in modern convenience in communities, however , there could be a world order meltdown due to a natural disaster, war, plague, aliens//all kinds of crazy things can happen, and next thing you know, im living the simple life
MrAubery (4 months ago) Show Hide
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LOL the generic beer can....

whatever happened to those black & white generic products & government cheese ?!?!?!?!?!?
shackashackado (6 months ago) Show Hide
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....I also have a 2.5 acre lot near Montello Nv. I paid $2800 total...I was given a 12x20 tool shed...moved it onto a lot in East Texas for $450...converted it to a cabin with wood burning stove...filtered water from a creek...use an outhouse(lime keeps odor and flies away)...I'm debt free and happy!!
shackashackado (6 months ago) Show Hide
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.....I could live like a king in the wilderness for $70,000.00! Speaking from experience, 2 major issues to self-reliant living.First you have to be able to live a simple,humble life...something spoiled,wimpy city folks find difficult to do...and second...buy land where it is not so dang expensive and where there isn't a lot of stupid zoning regulations! My first lot was in 1990 in eastern Oklahoma...5 wooded acres for $3000 total! My next lot was in Missouri...2.5 acres for $10,000.
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each to there own dickhead
bonnyjishop (7 months ago) Show Hide
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I am 52 and wish i had a father like you that took his children on the adventure of a lifetime! I really admire you and look forward to seeing more of your life and family in more of your video's

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