My dream was to sell my house in town and move to acreage in rural a country area. Finally at age 61 l did just that. I am 70 now and still love it. I have a little acre pond full of fish. Lots of wildlife. I mow, garden, can veggies and taught myself many things. Alone so happy for you. Rock on friend. We are living my dream.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, Nannygoat! I am happy for you too! Glad we both are getting to live our dreams. 🤗💗🐺

@Nannygoat

3 ай бұрын

You are up late! It's almost 4am here

@azpitviperazpitviper5594

Ай бұрын

I would love snuggle up in that cabin with you

I only buy three things: Something that MAKES me money (tools, investments), Something that SAVES me money (allowing me to do a project myself, or save me time), and Something that FEEDS me; mentally (books, education), emotionally (family time), or physically (food). Thanks for sharing -Dusty

I'm a carpenter and used to run a business. The older guys like me, used to pack a lunch and eat on the job while the younger guys went out a bought lunch every day. Eating out every day is very expensive. Wawa in the morning, coffee and a breakfast sandwich, and then lunch with a hoagie or cheeses steak or even a couple slices of pizza can ad up to around $16 - $20 Bucks a day. X that by 20 workdays in the month and you have $320 to $400 a month! Now X that by 12 and you got $3,840 to $4800 a year!!! It adds up very quickly. So, pack a lunch and bring a thermos of coffee and see how much you'll save!!

@JamesCouch777

3 ай бұрын

Very true. You hit on the reason why a lot of people struggle to make it. My wife and I are in our 70's and comfortable while a lot of people who made way more money than we did are still having to work.

@eddieco

3 ай бұрын

EXACTLY!!! I've been telling the younger crowd that always complains they are struggling this, and they refuse to do it, but it's how I was able to retire before 50.

@OssoLily-ix5vz

15 күн бұрын

Exactly! I’ve said this for years and years and years to younger people! I took my lunch 98% of the time and saved a lot of money. ( lots of leftovers, or a sandwich and fruit. ) 🍎 🍏

Most women never get their dreams to come true and the only reason I believe that you got yours to come true is because you is obsessed with it you had it in your heart and you lived and breathed it that is the reason why you did what you did for a single woman doing it on her own you don't have no idea how happy it is to know that a woman did this and got her dream❤

@debc315

3 ай бұрын

Thank-you for your beautiful videos I 68 years old have only been out of New England ,twice, down to Virginia by car. I get to see something breathtaking

I moved back to Alaska about 1 1/2 years ago, bought undeveloped land, cleared it put in a pad and a couple of 40' connexes, one for storage, and one to live in, set it up with R30 foam insulation without any studs, just covering the floor walls and ceiling with painted plywood. this cost me some 13" inches off my internal dimensions, so my high box ended up at about 92" tall inside and the width at 77". Artic entry with a rubber mat covered floor that slopes to the front door 2" drop in 8', still R30 on the walls and ceiling. Li ion battery bank in the living area and 13.6 KW output of solar panels on 20' tall sun tracking mounts on a old south facing riverbank overlooking a 18' down slough. Most of my heating comes from the charging and discharging of the batteries. Near the winter solstice, I still get some shading from some really tall beetle killed spruce in the slough, and until I clear them out, I will need to suplement my heat through the 5 week period around the winter solstice, (a couple of 20# propane tanks and a indoor safe mr buddy heater handled that this winter). Total expendature perhaps $75 for propane heat and gasoline generator usage over the winter. I am in the process of putting in a foundation for a large log cabin, 40' by 60' with basement completly underground. Current age 68.

The way I giggled when you said Yeah I was talking and doing a lot of dreaming. 😂 Now look at you.. living your dream. I hope everyone else gets to live their dreams too. Good luck to everyone… ❣️

From one woman who also craves solitude to another, you’re an inspiration. This was your best video yet. Thank you for teaching us ❤️

Wow, that extra cabin is in better shape than I thought it would be. Not too shabby.

Dreams don't magically come true, we have to make them happen and that can take A LOT of work before you reap the rewards. You've worked and made your dream come true and are such an inspiration Alone. You deserve the very best life in Alaska. Love your channel and hi from Australia. I've cruised and visited Alaska, the most magical and beautiful place on earth and it definitely calls you there.❤

Thank you alone for the very informative and fun video. Additionally, I appreciate the shout out and I am honored that you’ve enjoyed some of my videos.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

No, I am honored to have you in the comment section of my videos. You always have great videos! Thanks for watching. 🤗💗🐺

@RaisedinAlaska

3 ай бұрын

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska You are too kind.☺️

I also crafted my dream of self reliance in the middle of a city. turned my whole lot into a garden.. learned how to preserve that food.. how to live large and free yet frugal and minimalist. I never made more than minimum wage... yet I managed to put almost 200G away and paid for my house. then I cashed out my savings and helped my one and only child buy a house. today... we are worth a combined 1.2 million and can live well within our means even in this horrible economic climate. I have a truck and a van I overland with.. and my daughter has a new car. all about living from a budget and looking after the pennies.. and the dollars look after themselves. if I can do this on minimum wage from running a business from my home.. and learning how to manage my money..? anyone with some self discipline can do it. and I had to grow my self discipline like Alone did. it wasn't innate. I can't quite make the jump to content creation online as editing videos is almost beyond me.. but I am slowly learning to do that as well. currently spending too much time watching other people's content.. lol you don';t have to be rich or have a great job to live your dreams. you just gotta do it the only way you can.

@JamesCouch777

3 ай бұрын

You are the poster child of Dave Ramsey 😊. You are spot on for how to do it right 👍👍

I like a woman who carries a gun. Cute little animal's, i had a ferret and he was a great companion. Its the best life a person can live and die doing. Dick is a big inspiration for me as well, its why i moved to the Rockies, and I'm now looking for my own land in Alaska. I'm hoping i will be heading up there this time next year.

I've always loved your story; you wanted it, you dreamed it, and you made it happen!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, Nance! I appreciate that. It means a lot to me coming from you. 🤗💗🐺

Hi, I so enjoyed this video. I’m 66 now and I remember the first time I was bit by the off grid lifestyle. It was 1969 when my uncle invited me to go to their cabin. No power, no generator just a hand pump on the porch and a old ice box. Since then I learnt as much as I could to be able to live this way. I’m Excited now that we just bought 70 acres in more of a remote than we live now. We can’t see any others houses, just the river and wildlife. It’s a beautiful thing and I can’t wait to get moved there later this year. Thank you for sharing your story 🇨🇦🌷

Another "Alone" show that is worthy of 2 viewings...fun show!!! May everyone's dreams come true..❤😊..happy to see yours happening...

Good Morning Alone, So much wisdom, food for thought; and I bet this give more 'itch' to those ready to make the move. Thank you for sharing.. Love to you and Kenai

Greetings...I as well lived out in the bush in my house..off grid in northern Yukon..miss it tremendously!!😊❤😊

So funny how many of the same content creators we watch. Bush Radical, Boss of the Swamp, and others. Great video, well explained.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Hi Scott! Hope you're doing well! There are so many great channels out there, some of the bests are ones that have been around for a long time, like Joe and Zach survival, Boss, and Jay Legere. So many others too! Let's just say birds of a feather flock together. By the way, thank you for the book! I really appreciate it. And am glad you liked the video. 🤗💗🐺

@ScottsLifeOffGrid

3 ай бұрын

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska You are very welcome, just wanted to help, even in a small way.

Well thought out plan. Good on you. Wonderful blessings and stay safe.

I just have to say.....what an amazing woman!!!!!!

Amazing video! The wow factor kicked in for me. Many things I've done too to acquire my dreams. Cost cutting, planning, investing (actually the tool that allowed me to really grow, financially....My obsession now...and want others to learn..) and yes many of the same KZread creators were a weekly must. If you want something bad enough, you will find a way! Yes, sometimes it takes somebody to push you, to make it happen. Well you can rest easily now, as there is nobody calling "wolf", in fact I know you don't hear anything out there, except for many "eating crow"! Like they say: It's not easy, and if it was everyone would be doing it! Laughed so hard, when you were talking about the headlamp in your house. Don't take this wrong! You are hard core! Love it. I here now dub thee,, an honorary Sourdough!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Why thank you; I am glad that you approve. 😉 I agree with you, if you want something bad enough you will find a way to make it happen. I laughed when I wore the headlamp back in the big city too. And believe it or not, even with all the frequent power outages here, I don't think I have ever worn it once here, despite having them stashed all over the cabin in the event that they are ever needed. Can never be too prepared. And I take that as a seal of approval. And stamped by the one and only 1968AlaskanSourdough himself nonetheless! 🤗💗🐺

I give you a lot of credit, you thought out a plan and a dream and you completed your journey by making many sacrifices. Another great video, keep it up. I was Lucky to visit my son in Alaska this past summer and I loved its vast beauty. I can’t wait to visit again this summer. Enjoy the upcoming warmer weather.

Hi Alone. This video reminds me of my obsession with retirement and living in a Tiny house or Van! Everyone thinks I’m nuts and some family members even roll their eyes and snicker when I speak of my dream. Last year I started cat camping and preparing for my retirement. I have started getting rid of “things” that I have collected over my adult life and when I make new purchases or consider new purchases, I ask myself if it will work in a van or Tiny house. I enjoy your videos so much because it shows me that I CAN make my dream a reality and I am well on my way already! Thanks for sharing your life with all of us. Take care!😊❤️

Well done Alone. You have earned the life you dreamed of. God Bless! Val C

i can bring a trailer full of supplies, couple snowmobiles, and a newer highly reliable 4x4. i just learned how to make sourdough bread, so will bring starter and flour. make a list, check it twice . . .

You don't know how nice it is to watch your video today. I'm sitting in the airport looking at a delay long enough to miss the next flight that is the last one for today. Thank you for making it better!

I very much enjoyed hearing more of your story!

All such great practical advice. My husband does not enjoy going out to eat so we have always saved money from not going out. I think that was one of the biggest adjustments during the pandemic for people, the inability to eat out but then many restaurants started outdoor dining. I’m too frugal to buy tea/lattes/coffee from takeout establishments. You can bought a whole box or can of tea or coffee for what two takeout cups would cost you. It’s all in priorities. It is amazing how much money one can save when you get rid of all the fluff. Thanks for sharing your tips.

Hi Alone, thanks for sharing your story of how you ended up living your dream. I'm like you. I've dreamed of Alaska and living there my whole life. Your story is a great inspiration and motivation to get busy and make my dream a reality as well. Stay safe and warm and I'll keep watching.

Smart and wise advice, thank you Alone!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, @63Clocks. I really appreciate it. Hope you're doing well and enjoying spring. 😉💗🐺

I'm so glad you get to live your dream. With such beautiful scenery. Love your content

Congratulations to you my son lives in wasilla Alaska I went up there for my granddaughter's high School graduation I really fell in love with the place but don't know if I could survive the really cold Winters seeing that I'm 70 years old but I love the countryside and was able to go ocean fishing may your dreams always come true

Hi Alone 👋🥰It’s good to see you. That is the best way to plan for your future dreams as well as utilizing the concept for your everyday life regardless where you live. I love your money saving ideas as well! I unplug anything I’m not using and that really saves money on the electric bill. My bill went down $40 a month! Every little thing counts that is for sure lol. Much love to you, take care and God Bless🙏🥰

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Hi Bebbie! I hope you are doing well. Yes, putting my plan in to practice before it was the way of life, taught me a lot, and helped me get here. I think that is a bright idea! No pun intended... or was it. 😉 I should do that. Even though I have very few electronics, every penny saved is a penny earned. Hugs to you! Take care. 💗🤗🐺

A determined woman on a mission! Congratulations again on obtaining your dream!❤😊

Omg this is my dream!!!! That huge table you made is absolutely GORGEOUS….. You are awesome. Keep going

Another great video and I really appreciate it when you talk about other channels that have motivated you to your lifestyle. Thank you

Great video Alone. ❤. So nice to hear your life before Ak and how much it’s changed now. So happy for you that you made your dream come true! ❤

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Thanks, Monica! I appreciate that. 🤗💗🐺

Thank you for sharing your life in Alaska with us! You Rock!

Wow! Cool experience you have. Way to follow your dreams! Thank you for sharing your story.

Thank you, Alone. Very nice video. I lived here when I was 6 years old during the 64 earthquake. I moved here with your help. I said the same thing if you can do I can do it. 😂 have a wonderful day, Alone. Wasilla Randy.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Hi there, Randy! Thank you. I am glad that you liked the video. I am still honored to know that I was such an influence in your decision to move back to Alaska. No better of place to be in my opinion. Hope you're doing well. 🤗💗🐺

I really admire your strength. You've followed your dreams and your strong and will figure things out. Good for you!@

Great Channel, I enjoy it. I lived in Alaska twice once with my parents at Eielson AFB, my dad was in the Air Force. I was again in Alaska in 74 thru 76 when I was in the Air Force at Elmendorf AFB. I love it up there. Ultimately I moved to Maine after my Air Force enlistment. Good job with your videos!

Outstanding! The most comprehensive, realistic, and doable how-to videos I have ever seen! I'm older, but my children are still young! And this will work toward any goal! Just fantastic!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this video. Yes, you indeed have a million dollar views. I would like to experience four seasons my day. I have it on my bucket list to visit such a place like Alaska.

This is the best video I've seen about how you accomplished your dream. I've made many dreams come true for myself, and your video is so encouraging. It is a matter of taking the steps toward that goal, as you said. I will be subscribing to your channel as I am very interested in survival, basic life skills, camping, etc. It's great that you were able to get all the skills you needed to make your move happen! Good luck!

Listening to you talk, its like your describing me. I love being away from society, and animals are my best friends, and quite stary nights are the best. Money is my most worry, but I'm determined to get there one way or another..

I always wanted to life in a gipsy wagon just like my Irish geannoteerd...and here i am living my dream age 75 in Holland in my wagon...i totally understand...enjoy🎉❤❤

You've built a wonderful life and thank you for sharing your journey, I found it very inspiring.

Thanks for sharing all of your experience! You inspire me to continue following my dream of being more self-sufficient and to get my cabin the way I want it. Getting my debts paid off is a high priority and how you did it is very helpful. Grissom says WOOF!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

You're welcome, Beth. I hope that you do follow your dreams and that they turn out to be everything you always wanted and more. Not to sound corny, but speaking from experience, I am glad that I saw mine to fruition. 🤗💗🐺

Great video. So glad you are living your dream and I know you have helped al lot of people with getting to their dream no matter what it might be.

Enjoy your videos very much, can't wait until the next one!

Love this channel and the way you present helpful information. I would love to visit, but I could never live there. You obviously did your 'homework'. Stay safe and keep the great videos coming.

Loved your video, very informative and full of practical good sense! Way to aspire and achieve your hearts desire!👏

Great video and very helpful to others👍👍👍

Alone this video was fascinating i wondered how you knew how to do all the things you do thats amazing how much thought and work you put into making your dreams come true. I would love to hear tou talk more about this in depth so many never do rhe research tou have done to get yourself ready for living your dream. Alone, you are one if a kind that's for sure you could actually start another channel on here teaching people how you did it and learning people to be able to fish,hunt, can food, garden, work with tools i dont know if you could teach gun safety on here the way YT is about certain things but you could sure help people out on many things. Love your channel ❤

This was very interesting and so true. A lot to think about. Ty Alone.

To make dreams come true takes a lot of hard work and sacrifice and smart money management, things that most people are not willing to do. Thanks for sharing your story.

excellent video. I respect your determination. I've also been preoccupied with Alaska since the 70s. I remember watching films in school about it. I've been there several times and it is amazing.

What a great video..I have the same dreams that you are now living. I like how you break it all down! Smart!

Thanks for sharing!

Wonderful video! Thank you for sharing 😊

Thank you for this video! Very good ideas into making this a reality ❤

Very interesting to hear your process to arriving in Alaska. What a good idea to try to live the lifestyle prior to moving. Another idea to increase funds previously could have been to rent your house out on weekends etc. while overlanding?

This is one of the best videos and that I will watch again because you are teaching us life lessons. Thank you for educating me on saving and cutting down on spending. 🤗💖

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Ah Carrie Ann, you always tell me that. You're so sweet! Hugs! 🤗💗🐺

Excellent video on the value of preparing before the fruition of the vision! 🎉

Hello, I am Kerri from Australia 🇦🇺 I love this video. A new subscriber here ❤😊. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

You followed your dream, and with KZread others can follow you! Great video.

Love this video and would have been cool to see your adventures before Alaska

Very smart advice! Also Alaska has always been on my goal of places to visit.

That view of the mountains is worth a million . have not watched yet. Guess the culprit wonted to hole up and have a million dollar view

It's funny how we do things that work for us, but others think we're crazy for it! I only buy groceries once a month. That being said, I only buy what is a good deal and on sale. Then I buy extra to put in the freezer or on the shelf. My neighbor is the same way so we do a lot of shopping together.

Great video, I also am somewhat of a nomad I've lived in a van for a few years while working (totally City stealth camping) and recently bought 20 acres in the high desert of Nevada, Elko county then I plan on homesteading myself.. the only thing I see a problem for anyone single and living in the bush is loneliness!!

Beautiful video and that's a very nice bunkhouse.

Back in my younger years i almost took off for Alaska willy nilly. Didnt hav a plan but did hav a seismic job. i almost came up with a seismic company i was workin for repairing their cables which the exploration could only be done in winter when everthing was frozen.. They said i would hav to wear a gun n not be afraid to use it unless i was willing to be everybodys girlfriend. At the time i wasnt of the idea of a gun. But i guess i wouldve been taken care of in winter. Sometimes i wish i had done it. Regrets. Probably why i live in mountains now. Mini Alaska.

Hi Alone! TY for sharing your story with us, Alot of great info on how You made your dreams come true. Another great video, see you on the next one!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska

3 ай бұрын

Hi Paula and Jason! Thanks for watching the video. I so appreciate you both! 🤗💗🐺

@PandJsHomesteadAdventure

3 ай бұрын

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Your very welcome! Hope your still having spring weather. See you on the next one!

Excellent video, thank you ma’am 💯👍🏾🙏🏽❤️

I just bought my dream home in Fairbanks ak, it's sitting on 8.5 acres, most of my family called me crazy. I've been planning on moving to Ak for 8 years, for 8 years I was obsessed with watching the t.v. shows buying Alaska, and living Alaska, literally on my days off I would binge watch these two shows, once I decide to make this move,8 years ago I cut my spending, and started investing in things that are a hedge against inflation, 8 years later I'm able to retire and start living life the way God intended for us to live, and I'm only 49 years old. if you have a dream you have to pursuit it, and protect it at all cost

@NicoleBarnes-rq7hx

2 ай бұрын

This is my dream! I am obsessed with Alaskan lifestyle. I am 29 and live in South GA, but I will move my family to Alaska as soon as we are able. My heart could burst thinking about Alaska.

I sailed to Alaska last year on my sailboat up the inside passage, one of the most amazing things I have ever done in my life, it was so hard to leave when I had to go.

Oh wow but what a beautiful gorgeous place to move to!! Hug sand Kisses to sweet Kenai. Take care and God Bless

Nice explanations Alone!!!

Excellent info! Thank you.!! I add sparkling water to cranberry or pineapple juice. Way better than soda any day. ❤

thank you for the video!!!!! You answered some of the questions that I would have liked to ask you! What kind books do you generally like to read ?

Thank you!!!

We have to be good stewart's with our resources. Unfortunately we don't always teach our children this way of life. Being frugal is not going without. Most successful people have a long range plan. Peace Love Happiness 💖💖

just a lovely heatwarming video ty

Love this video!

Spectacular view, priceless 😊

Love this video it learned me alot❤

Great and inspiring Video. 😊😂🇨🇦

Always wanted to live in Alaska. You get as close to the Nature as possible 👍

Homesick, Alaska born and raised. Our jobs took us to AZ. Im heading back to visit home soon.

Big love from Norway 🌹🇧🇻🌞

Really enjoyed the video!!

Thank you for information and your very smart 👍 ❤❤❤❤

Fascinating! 👍😎🇨🇦

Great video!!! Love it!

Pretty remote I must admit. Great video!

Keep up the Good Work..

Amazing

Although my path wasn't exactly the same as yours, my journey from the lower 48 to living off grid alone in remote Alaska has been very similar! Also, your American flag is missing the star for Alaska!