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MY WILD HOLM S4 EP19 — Life on our remote island homestead usually settles into a rhythm. The off grid cabin build continues as Ryan works his way around the exterior siding. Tools come out, small projects get done, and little by little this rugged piece of land is transforming into a home. But the island has a way of changing the plan... In this episode we build a proper clothesline platform overlooking the lake so Melodi can finally hang laundry in the open air. Ryan continues working around the back wall of the cabin, pushing the siding closer to completion. Around the homestead the orchard, greenhouse, and garden areas are slowly taking shape as the island begins to feel more lived in. This season we’ve also been dealing with something new. We have been plagued with large flying beetles flitting everywhere around the cabin and trees. These White Spotted Sawyer Beetles seem determined to make the island their territory. They land on us, buzz past the camera, and generally make their presence known. Just as the day starts winding down and the work is nearly finished, a storm rolls across the lake. Thunder cracks overhead and Ryan races to restore power before the rain hits. That’s life out here in northern British Columbia. Some progress, a few surprises, and plenty of moments you just can’t plan for. Thanks for being part of our journey. CHAPTERS 0:00 Starting Another Day of Off Grid Life Life continues on our remote island homestead in British Columbia. 6:21 Cabin Siding Progress on Our Off Grid Cabin Another wall of the island cabin is completed and the scaffolding comes down. 10:05 White Spotted Sawyer Beetles Invade the Island Huge flying beetles begin swarming the trees and cabin area. 18:13 Building a Clothesline Platform for Off Grid Living Ryan builds a raised platform so laundry can be hung comfortably by the lake. 27:16 Rustic Log Steps for the Homestead Platform Natural log steps are installed so the platform is safe and stable. 33:45 Laundry Day on Our Remote Island Homestead Melodi tests the new platform with the Wonder Wash clothes washer. 40:29 Electrical Work and Siding on the Cabin Back Wall Ryan begins finishing the rear wall of the off grid cabin. 53:02 Thunderstorm Over Our Remote Island Lightning rolls across the lake as the storm hits the homestead. START FROM THE BEGINNING If you’re new here, this story didn’t start today. Start at Season 1 and follow the entire journey of building our Remote Island Homestead from the beginning. JOIN THE CONVERSATION Have you ever dealt with aggressive beetles like these where you live? Would you build a clothesline platform like this at your cabin or homestead? 🔔 Like, Comment & Subscribe for more Off Grid Living Canada adventures, homestead projects, and true cabin life. Your support means everything. 💚 SOCIAL Facebook:   / mywildholm   Instagram:   / mywildholm   Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.ca/mywildholm/ Twitter:   / mywildholm   Disclosure: Some links are affiliate links. At zero cost to you, we may earn a small commission if you make a purchase. SHOPPING Favorite Things: https://mywildholm.com/favorite-things/ Amazon Store: https://amzn.to/4rE3ER3 Merch Store:    / @mywildholm   RESOURCES & LINKS Channel Trailer:    • Couple Buys Wilderness Island and Builds a...   All Playlists:    / @mywildholm   Season 1:    • Season 1 - Starting out   Season 2:    • Season 2 - Progress   Season 3:    • Season 3 - Building a Life on our Wilderne...   Season 4:    • Season 4 - Our Wilderness Journey Continues   Music by Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/music/f... TAGS #OffGridCabinBuild, OffGridIsland, #OffGridLife, #RemoteIslandHomestead, #CabinLife, #OffGridLivingCanada, #OffGridIslandBuild, #WhiteSpottedSawyer, #WildernessLiving, #SelfReliance #mywildholm #offgrid