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My Secret Life in an Off-Grid Survival Cabin

I visit my off grid cabin deep in the Canadian wilderness to continue cutting enough firewood to get me through another long and cold winter. There isn't much snow at the moment so I' am able to collect birch bark and dead fallen trees off the ground. I drag the small diameter trees back down to the cabin area to be cut up into firewood. This is a difficult task as the terrain is steep with thick brush. I spend the next several hours bucking up the wood I've collected until night sets in. I decide to call it a night and head back to the cabin for a late supper, I have eggs with sausage and toast. After supper I continue knitting my pair of cabin socks and do some light reading. I' am exhausted and go to bed early. I woke up a couple of times during the night with the woodstove almost out. Luckily it hasn't been too cold lately. I sleep for a total of eleven hours which is unusual. After a hot cup of tea I continue on with the firewood of bucking, hauling, splitting and stacking. Feeling like I' am in a good position of being ahead, I decide to call it a day and arrange for a pick up