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A Day in the Life // Building a Home OFF-GRID as a Solo Woman
Thanks to BetterHelp for sponsoring! BetterHelp makes therapy simple, with 10% off your first month to help you get started: https://betterhelp.com/linnea It’s a cold winter day on my off-grid property in the high desert, and I’m moving between projects to stay warm. It’s 18 degrees, so the day is a mix of physical work, problem-solving, and small tasks that need to get done before temperatures drop even further. Every day is so different here, but also so similar. Plumbing work, prepping electrical wiring, staying warm in the studio, preparing for a spring of house bulling, and keeping my wood protected for winter. There’s a lot of back-and-forth between tools, materials, and trying to think a few steps ahead so I don’t create more work for myself later on. I’ve been living full time in my van for five years and working on this land for the past two, and days like this are pretty typical. Not everything shows visible progress right away, but it’s all part of building something functional and long-term. If you’re interested in off-grid living, van life in winter, slow homestead builds, or what day-to-day work on raw land actually looks like, you're in a good place 😊 Thanks for watching!
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