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Tag Archives: Homestead water
Digging Our Water Well On Our New Off-grid Homestead
Gather round and let me tell you a story about magic. And water. Hard to believe they can be associated. I’m going to give you all the details on digging our water well on our new off-grid homestead. And a … Continue reading
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Tagged Homestead water, homesteading, off grid, prepping, self sufficiency, self-reliance
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Homestead Hot Water – A Thermosiphon Loop
In my previous post on homestead hot water, homestead-hot-water-part-1/ I discussed the hot water set up we had at the Maine homestead, the most basic system possible. For 20 years, we lugged buckets of water in by hand from a … Continue reading
Homestead Hot Water – Part 1
Running hot and cold water are taken for granted in this day and age and yet, it wasn’t that long ago, that all of our water was hand pumped and bucketed into the house by hand. For 20 years we … Continue reading
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Tagged Homestead water, off grid, self sufficiency, wilderness living
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Homestead Water Filtration
In my previous four installments, I explained how we’ve met our daily water requirements from a drilled well, a lake, and a hand dug well. Today, we’ll discuss homestead water filtration. Any open body of water, no matter how pristine … Continue reading
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The Homestead Water Supply – Hand Dug Well
In the previous three posts, I’ve explained how I’ve set up our homestead water supply over the last 37 years garnering water from a drilled well and from a clear, cold lake. In this final installment, I’ll tell you how … Continue reading
The Homestead Water Supply – Part 3
Welcome back! In parts 1 and 2, I discussed our Maine homestead’s well water supply. As you know, 17 years ago, we made the big move to a remote off-grid location in the wilderness of northern Saskatchewan where we have … Continue reading
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The Homestead Water Supply – Part 2
Welcome Back! In homestead water supply part 1, I explained how I had a deep well drilled and had an outside hand pump installed. I will now discuss how we upgraded our water system. Pitcher Pumps Even after I got … Continue reading
The Homestead Water Supply – Part 1
A reliable water source will be vital for your homestead’s success. Not only will your survival depend on a safe, adequate supply of water, but if you are considering animals, they too will rely on their daily drink. Let’s discuss … Continue reading
