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- RV Countertop Replacement
In the video you will notice that Whiskey is a low-talker and may be hard to hear him entirely in some I tried more involved video editing software, but it was way over my head. Overall cost for what we had to purchase is $835.00. In addition, we used it on our vacation rental counter makeover and that has held up beautifully for Thanks for reading and watching!
- August Adventures: From Vermont Travels to Home Projects and Culinary Creations
with firewood which were then dumped into trucks for delivery getting homes ready for the cold months ahead We had a wonderful evening catching up and enjoying a simple dinner in our tiny house. She is going to miss her buddies when they head to Florida for the six months. Our motorhome had a surprise invasion by mice, which turned into a bit of a battle.
- Countdown to Christmas
This year's Barn Lounge tree is the tallest we've had, it's twelve feet. The snow is now gone and we are heading into a warming pattern. Now, we head into the final week before Christmas.
- Finding Balance After a Tough Garden Season
Weeks of heat and drought baked everything in sight. I had exactly one apple growing this season — and of course, they got that too. The unrelenting heat made it almost impossible to work for long stretches outside, especially on the When I came home, I was surprised — nothing was dead. I’ve always had a few — maybe more than a few — scattered around the house.
- Exploring the Charm of Lubec and Eastport, Maine: A Motorhome Adventure
West Quoddy Head Lighthouse: No visit to Lubec would be complete without a trip to the iconic West Quoddy Head Lighthouse . Each lobster roll had generous portions of sweet, succulent lobster meat unadulterated by any additions we covered a lot of ground in a short time because we research the area before getting there so we had Videos of the trip: Resources Sunset Point RV Park - Home West Quoddy Head Lighthouse Museum Cobscook
- Cats on a Sailboat
Whiskey enjoyed a sailboat ride on an overcast day, and I enjoyed a few hours of relaxation, reading, After a lovely lunch and tasty cocktails we head over to Sea Escape Cottages for the evening. Our afternoon at the cottages was full on sun which was really nice since we have had rain for days and All we could hear were birds and boats; it was very relaxing. The shop had just about everything.
- Combining Work with Leisure
After an inspection in Sidney Maine we headed towards downtown Waterville for lunch. After the Maine work destination we headed home for Saturday night and caught up on some fall and seasonal chores before we headed off to Vermont on Sunday. We wanted hook-ups for the electricity to run the space heater and heated doggie beds. Whiskey now has a headlamp to help see in the dark.
- December at Home, in Our Bubble
This year I finally assembled the chrome ornament tree I’ve had for ages, the one I’d never actually I filled it with the many beaded ornaments made by my mom, who’s no longer with us. We’re looking forward to the festivities still ahead, including Christmas with dear friends at their
- Practicing Part-time Snowbirds
This has allowed us to soak in the sun and vitamin D in our backyard for a while before heading to the
- Life in Motion: Work, Meetups, and Homestead Updates
Second run headed to Lees Mill in Moultonborough.
- Winter Fun
Whiskey had his first ski day at Sunday River in Maine meeting up with his sister and her husband (we I enjoyed a few hours of quiet, reading, napping in the mobile condo. The doggies had no interest in walking around outside since it was 12 degrees. After a what I heard was a great ski day, we headed over to Whiskey's sister's for the night. It was great catching up with family that we had not seen in quite a while.
- Vermont's Northeast Kingdom & Fall Foliage Drive
We had a lovely view of their farm fields and the mountains. We had a lovely time at Freehouse Taproom. After lunch we head for home. Thanks for reading and watching. Next up will be back to everyday life at the homestead as we prepare for the cold months ahead.












