Perseverance seems to be your superpower. Time in experience will teach you the most efficient ways to get things done. Most importantly, you and your family look happy and that’s what counts. Thanks for the video.
Hi Ty, this is Todd's buddy. Good luck with your first winter in Alaska! Was looking forward to meeting you when I was up there last month hopefully next time. Thanks for showing the trail, I try to tell people what that's like but you have to live it to understand it.
If you are storing fuel in a steel drum, make sure it is tilted at an angle so that water cannot accumulate on the top. Heating an cooling will suck the water into the drum. Also the pumping action of a manual pump will quickly break the bung out of the drum. Don't let the pump rock when pumping.
I was feeling it with you. You have such great patience. I would have loosing it. You are one hard working young man. God bless you. Love your channel.
I guess it’s all learning and determination. A long muddy road is my personal nemesis but the ones I’ve had to drive are NOTHING like yours .id never have made it alone like you did. Kudos. Obviously you are made for Alaska.
Loved the creative baby swing, for such a pretty baby. Alex don't be shy, you are an amazing woman. Ty it blows me away that you never lose heart in tough situations you just continue to persevere. Wishing your beautiful family to Stay Safe
Been watching you blog starting today 10/6/26. Your multi skills and endurance are inspirational. Living in Alaska must be very important for you to have a young family up there. However your wife and child are batting a 1000 to have found you and love you. You lucky man. Don't get me wrong your no slouch, contrary your worth every joy and struggle to be with you is a true blessing. Stay safe keep warm and rest well when you can. Tom in Minneapolis
What a horror trail when it rains. Happy the girls went home to get warm before all the bogs. Glad you made it home with the boards. Great that the brake sytem fabrication worked well! 😊