Thank you! ☺️

Thank you!! I’d say it took us between 20-30 hrs to finish from that point.

The most recent video is a full tour of the A-frame. We have an outhouse, outdoor shower and outdoor kitchen.

It’s a 10x12 ft A-frame, 12 ft tall

Thank you!! 😊

This is an outdoor shower so it is completely open to the air.

Thank you! ☺️

Our most recent video goes through a full tour of the A-frame Airbnb set up. We have an outhouse, outdoor shower and even an outdoor kitchen.

We do have an outdoor shower but no internet (which people are looking to get away from when they book here). We charge $99 per night and are booked solid all season. It’s certainly not everyone’s cup of tea but those people usually book elsewhere.

Thanks for the tip! I’ll definitely check it out.

Thank you! It’s a 10x12

@@TheDoerDuo Thank you. that’s about what I thought it was. Really cool little Cabin you guys built. How do you like the water heater for the outdoor shower.

It’s our little slice of paradise. 😍 The water heater is AMAZING! I can’t recommend it enough.

Thank you! 😊

Thanks for the tip!

Thank you! Go for it 💪 😄

We have actually tried this in the past and it didn’t work in controlling the vast amounts of ants that we get here. We’re all for natural alternatives if they work otherwise we have to deal with guests that have a less ideal experience and we don’t want that.

We’re in Maine!

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Yes we have an outhouse, outdoor shower and outdoor kitchen. Our most recent video gives a full tour.

They are called deck blocks and are sold at any big box building store like Home Depot or Lowe’s

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We have a dump site in the ground away from the A-frame so smell is never an issue 🙌

Thanks for the heads up! They are wooden shingles, were painted within the last 20 years and the interior was all paneling thankfully!

Antenna’s were long before our time so we had no idea.

Just a side note, antenna TV nowadays will give you 4K TV for free with a surprising amount of channels (which you can record and skip ads with a $100 box).

And watch classic television like Get Smart

@@miked4515we use superbox which is also free and has everything without the massive bulky antenna.

Not sure how you can make maple syrup with hydro or solar and it’s very cost prohibitive for most people. We only do it once a year for personal use. Also, If you eat meat (which we don’t) then you’re contributing to pollution more than anything else on this earth. Choose your battles I guess.

@TheDoerDuo as for the solar and hydro I mean you can smelt steal with electricity and most of us boil water with electricity so ya i cant imagine being able to boil sap. and after thinking about it burning would create natural by products that nature wld need so it might be a neutral effect. And the fact that you do it for your benefit dosent matter if everyone else dose it. But it's true got to pick your battles 😊 and the fact you don't eat meat means a farmer has to kill every living none plant in his fields to make a profit. I'm no environmentalist myself I burn plenty of wood and charcoal for cooking as well as propane and heat with oil plus waste a lot of electricity generated by coal ,gas and nuclear

Yes and it’s a very popular short term rental. People love it! 😊

Thank you! We’re hoping he remembers just as you do.

For the amount we make it wouldn’t be worth it and it’s more of a hobby. This amount usually lasts us until the next season. We eat A LOT of maple syrup around here! 😂

I live in nh it's right in my neighborhood and your price isn't that far off a little on the cheap side

We decided after the fact to add insulation to extend the season.

Thank you for watching! It was a fun project

We clean it out between guests and it’s very important to keep everything separated. Works like a charm!! Thanks for watching! 😊

We’re learning over here, happy to document it!

It’s a 10x12 and the sidewalls are 12ft

Thank you! 😊

We have an outhouse, outdoor shower and outdoor kitchen to accompany the A-frame.

Thanks for the tip! We’ll keep that in mind for future builds.

Thank you!

Ours is on cement deck blocks on top of leveled bank run gravel. It’s a tiny A-frame (10x12ft) and it’s holding up strong even with high traffic.

It’s not bolted but it’s very heavy and has been in many wind and snow storms for the past two years. It’s holding up great!

We had a local guy with a small truck deliver it.

Wire was too low coming from the road to the house

We paid him to deliver it and we aren’t afraid of hard work plus it’s a great workout! 💪