Thanks again for watching and if your interested in the entire playlist for our abandoned cabin videos here is a link: kzread.info/dash/bejne/c5mor6uontKwYdY.html

@vondaneldon8836

6 ай бұрын

At the end of the first one it looks like y'all are going into keni

@Melicoy

6 ай бұрын

Is that wood soft? Lol. My water has lots of rust too. The inspector said it was iron but I fired him. He dont know ! 18:00 the place is not a wreck. Something else is the wreck lol. Thanks for the video.

@cynthiamurray9421

6 ай бұрын

You need a vision This cabin could have a lot of potential. Take wallboards out, put new walls and flooring in. Use mildew resistant paint when you do your painting. Put new flooring etc, it's go s really cute design from the outside. .

@cynthiamurray9421

6 ай бұрын

My generation knows Cat Stevens, probably worth something. Google it. He was very popular in the 70s

@Sharon-lm2cg

6 ай бұрын

Wind the window open?

8 tracks were very popular in the 60's/early 70's and I love Cat Stevens. That brought back memories for me. He was very Hippie Dippy, back in the day. You guys have a beautiful property. I can't wait to see it in the Spring/Summer time!

@TheSkeetergirl

6 ай бұрын

We listened to them as late as 1978 that I know of. This was a fun find.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate your kind words 😊! We are excited for Spring and Summer too so we can get to work on it! Thanks for sharing and glad it brought back memories 😊!

@tonypowell

6 ай бұрын

We had 8 track players in our cars back in the 70’s .

@Evelyn-vs3fk

6 ай бұрын

Great memories for me also!

@sherryh7485

6 ай бұрын

​@@GoodLivingAlaskai still have a stereo 8track and a bunch of 8track cassettes. Mainly rock and country from the 60s-70s, in storage. Not sure if the tape would fall apart if I tried to play one.

Seeing someone not know what an 8-track is made me feel so old :) That was a great find. Very interesting series of videos. Congrats on everything that came with the land, so many options.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you like the videos and thanks for the kind words 😊 ! Yes lots of options! Ha ha things are outdated so fast!

@jamesfish6071

5 ай бұрын

Hey there, i wanted to comment on the 8 track. Cat Stephens converted to Islam and dropped off the face of the earth for awhile. There are lots of classic car owner people that put 8 tracks in their cars to be able to play those old tapes. Hope you find a use for them or can sell them. The old radio is worth doing some research on, but the vacuum tubes can be worth 100s of dollars since they are rare and necessary for making these old units work again. Good luck figuring out what to do with the cabin.@@GoodLivingAlaska

Cat Steven’s Tea for the Tillerman is an incredible album!

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! Will check it out 😊!

8 track tapes. They're probably worth something to someone.

@Vicki_and_JimC.

6 ай бұрын

Yep.... Hubby and I laughed when he called them old cassette tapes. 😆

@carolchwala3489

6 ай бұрын

Looks like the one my parents brought in 1940.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us 😊! Thanks for the information and we will have to look into see if anyone collects them 😊!

@philliphall5198

6 ай бұрын

lol we still use them all the time Great country music 😊❤

@papatomsthoughts

6 ай бұрын

We had 8 track tapes in 70s, I think they are now collector items, depending on condition and whose tape it is.

That radio takes me back to my childhood. The glow from the dial was so comforting. I used to sit in front of it with my brother, ear close to the speaker, listening to see if our school would be closed because of snow! Such good memories. Also, use to listen to Cat stevens all the time. You may find a collector that would be interested in them but, I wouldn't expect much. Great finds.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you enjoyed the video and it brought back good memories, especially about a school being closed 😊!

My parents bought me an 8-track player and speakers for Christmas in 1973. I was into the Eagles, Olivia Newton John etc.. I was excited to be able to have my own stereo system! Even had a Karen Carpenter tape at some point. Thanks for sharing this brought back memories from high school!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you sharing 😊! Sounds like good times and good memories!

That dial by window in the Airstream I think controls the direction of a TV antenna. The old Airstream does have value because people will gut them and completely refurbish them. Good luck

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Wow, that's cool about the dial by the window! Thanks for sharing 😊!

@micheleford4282

6 ай бұрын

i was about to say that even gutted they are worth a few thousand due to them being metal and rust resistant more heavy duty than the fiberglass rvs.

Just did a quick internet search of that radio (which is very cool by the way). I found something that looks just like it. It’s a 1942 art deco style floor radio. Anything art deco is very attractive to people, so I’m guessing you could get a pretty penny for it.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you looking it up for us and sharing what you found 😊! Glad you think it's cool, too!

Your videos are very refreshing and down to earth. I really enjoyed being part of your family's adventures. God bless.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Really appreciate the kind words and glad you are on this journey with us 😊! Same to you!

Yep 8 tracks. We have an original hifi system with a player and some my wife got at a thrift store. Ours still works. They came before cassettes came out. Glad you got up too safely! Looks like fun.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! That's awesome you have an original player! Might have to look for one. Thanks and it was good to finally see the upstairs.

I am not a fan of demoing a property, but, I think your best bet is to tear it all down and start from scratch, It is just too cobbled together. You'd spend more money trying to bring it up to snuff than just building something decent.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you sharing your suggestions 😊! It is a weird layout!

Our old camper/bus conversion had an 8 track tape player. Some of the 8 track tapes are worth a bit, some not so much. But they are different from regular cassette tapes. Look them up online and see if any of them are worth anything. You have a lot of work to do there, but it is an awesome place. I must say I would love to have a place like yours in Alaska. Great video again. Have a blessed week.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and appreciate your kind words 😊! Hoping you can have a place, too 😊! Thanks for sharing and will definitely look them up!

Can't wait to see what you all do with that cabin it could be fixed up and be beautiful

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊! Yes, it could be very nice! If you would like to watch our journey from the beginning, check out our playlist 😊! Watch From the Start: kzread.info/head/PL_koT_xOsUsmnsOauc5OGlw2QTyiSnGxm

LOVE Cat Stevens!!! My favorite song of his is Peace Train!! ❤️

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊!

Those are called 8 tracks...I have the Cat Stevens Tea for the Tillerman in vinyl. I got it back in 1970. And I still treasure it.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and will have to look him up 😊!

That old radio... if nothing else, keep it and re-style it into a something! It is really groovy looking😍 Looking forward to seeing what y'all do with your new land YAY👍

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! That's a really good idea if we can't get it to work!

@snowysnowyriver

6 ай бұрын

​@@GoodLivingAlaskaI used to watch my grandfather mend radios like that back in the 1950s and 1960s. It looks to me like you have a complete radio there. The tubes (those metal cylinders sticking up) may no longer work, but I noticed they have their serial numbers intact. There are specialist retailers who can supply those via the mail. If you take the model number and search online you can find the repair manual to show you how to replace the wiring and tubes. With a bit of research and work, you should be able to get it working. No special tools needed, just flat-head screw drivers and a fine guage soldering iron.

70’s 8 track , the trailer is a classic definitely worth something 😎👌🏼

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate the information 😊! Will have to look into it!

Love the floor console radio! That's an art deco style. It became less popular after WW2. This one was probably made in the late 30's to early 40's. MY grandpa has his own tv/radio/stereo repair shop. He loved working on those old tube consoles. The missing knobs are super hard to find. I noticed a yellowed piece of paper on the upper left corner when you turned it around. It should have a model number on it. It maybe GE Model L -915W.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing all this great information with us 😊! That's so cool your grandpa had his own shop! Will definitely take a look at that paper for the model number 😊!

My parents had an old radio just like that one,mom and Dad would listen to county n western all the time on sundays, but also listening to the weather especially when the weather was changing..yep back in the 60s...66 now!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you sharing 😊! Sounds like good times!

Eight track tapes came out in the mid70s. Cassette tapes came out long before that. The selling point for the eight track tape was that it ran in a continuous loop and you never had to rewind it. They were great to listen to, but they were infamous for becoming tangled up and ruined. As for any technology gone by the wayside there is a small group of collectors out there. Cat Stevens, tea for the Tillerman… I have on vinyl and CD. Epic album you should check out.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you sharing the information 😊! That's great you didn't have to rewind it, but could see where it could become tangled. I will definitely have to look him up 😊!

@ginasparks5756

6 ай бұрын

Are you sure it wasn’t before that? I had enough sense to know things by the mid 70’s and I can barely remember them! All I can remember is cassette tapes and vinyl records.

I love this! BTW, Those are 8 track tapes from the 70's!! The airstream is worth the renovation! KEEP IT! use it for a guest house!!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊! A guest house is a cool idea!

8 tracks are worth a bunch and cat Steven's is famous big time

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you sharing your information 😊! Had no idea they were worth a lot!

A lot of potential in that property. Good luck🇺🇸🥰

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! We think so, too, just a lot of work!

Thanks for taking us along for the visit. 😊 This property is so beautiful. Hope you can get something for the 8-tracks. And I must say your dog is just super cute!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you like the video and the property 😊! Aww thanks! We think Mocha is pretty cute, too 😊!

Oh my goodness you’re going to have a beautiful view from upstairs when it’s all fixed! That radio is an Antique! You’re going to have a beautiful life together in Alaska! Those cassettes may be worth money. I wish my husband could see them up close.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and for the kind words 😊! The view upstairs was definitely a favorite and will be nice when fixed 😊

I have been restoring antique radios for the past 50 years. That is a General Electric console from about 1940. At this time, on the console models, pushbuttons, internal antennas, and large HiFi speakers were new and popular. DON'T TURN THE RADIO ON AS IS! Doing so will damage the power transformer, rectifier and audio output tube, speaker field coil, and audio output transformer. The problem with these old radios is, the electrolytic and paper capacitors go bad and it basically shorts out the radio power supply. The barrel shaped thing in the back of the radio is the antenna, it should be mounted vertically to an upper and lower shaft that extends from the antenna drum. In use, you can rotate the drum to minimize power line interference. Most parts, or suitable replacements are available for these old radios (except for the transformers). Console radios are not as popular to collectors due to their larger size, even though they are a more premium radio. Smaller table top radios are currently the most popular. As is, the radio is worth about $50. Fully electrically restored, along with a cabinet restoration, with the correct knobs, the radio would be worth about $350.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing all of this information with us! We really appreciate you taking the time 😊! That's so cool you restore antique radios! That's good to know that most parts are available and can be replaced.

A few nice finds and another fun video! Thanks!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊! It was fun exploring and finding things!

airstream are worth a lot of money even in the shape yours is in because they can be restored

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing your information with us 😊!

Veggie Tales were my babies' favs. Definitely hold on to the camper and maybe make it an outdoor playhouse for the family to gather, or a guest house if you dont use it for travel.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for your suggestions 😊! A playhouse would be cool! Yes, Harrison loves his Veggie Tales 😊!

They are called 8 track tapes. They were common in the 60s. I actually have placer that still works

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and that's cool you have one that works!

I grew up with 8 track tapes. A family of 9, big old station wagon and beach boys playing on the 8 track as we drive over the hill to Santa Cruz Beach thru our summers. I don’t know about your particular radio but my late husband use to buy the smaller SOlid State radios and tinker with until they worked. It was often just a blown fuse. There’s something about listening to those old SS radios. Be safe and stay warm.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! Sounds like awesome memories! That's good to know about the fuse! You, too 😊!

The radio is a twin of the one we had when I was a kid in the late 40's and early 50's, before television. Listened to many Westerns, Mysteries, the Breakfast Hour and more.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! Sounds like great memories 😊!

Definitely put money into the Airstream . Defintely, dont put money into that cabin. It just looks moldy, poorly built, and a fire hazard. I suppose a water tank would be the way to there. That water looks deadly. The property itself is picturesque and will provide a nice home for a cozy little cabin, especially around Christmas.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate all of your suggestions and kind words about the property 😊!

Really enjoying can’t wait till you are doing it up. Makes me feel old we had one of those 8tracks was amazing.doubt if they are worth much nothing is these days.love the family thank you .❤

@canamrider7195

6 ай бұрын

8-Tracks. I remember them well. Today, worth nothing. Cat Stevens was very popular in the days. I had records, then upgraded to CD, and still have the same somewhere in the pile.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Makes us happy that you are enjoying our videos. Thanks for the sweet compliment about our family 😊!

The old radio is 1940's ish vintage and the can in it is the antennae. The old radios like that had to have an external antennae in order to realize it's best reception. That appears to be an early attempt at keeping it all contained within the cabinet and not have to run wires outside to an antennae. We had one similar to that when I was growing up made by Sears and it sounded fantastic. All tubes of course since there were no commercial transistors at that point. That would come another ten years or so down the line. If you can get it to work it will surprise you how good it will sound on stations that are reasonably close by. The tuning was not as precise on those old sets as todays, but for the stronger stations they just sounded great.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 күн бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks so much for sharing with us 😊! That's really interesting! We would love to try to get it working again 😊.

I still have an 8 track player and a case full of tapes (mostly country). Good find and cabin.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! It was definitely a fun find!

What a great adventure

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video!

This is amazing. Subbing to see what you do with your property.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and subbing 😊! Glad you like the property and glad you going us on our adventure 😊! Lots more fun to come! If you would like to watch our journey from the beginning, click on the link below 😊! Watch From the Start: kzread.info/head/PL_koT_xOsUsmnsOauc5OGlw2QTyiSnGxm

I was more impressed with the old radio than anything else !

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video and the radio 😊! We thought it was a pretty cool find, too!

This looks like a old 1930's or late 30"s model radio awesome

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! We will have to do some research on it!

Your snow blowing in winter is equal to our lawn mowing in summer....never ending. You have to blow a path to get in we have to mow a path to get out 😁🇦🇺🇺🇸

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Ha ha 😂! It is neverending!

@ontoitaussie7390

6 ай бұрын

@@GoodLivingAlaska 👍

Snow looks so pretty. I forgot what it looked like. Been awhile since we had any snow

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! The snow is very beautiful and makes the cold weather worth it 😊!

The zip-loc bag in the Airstream was coax cable for a CB radio ball mount. It has 2 eyelets on 1 end and a PL-259 connector on the other to screw onto the back of a CB radio, or ham radio.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate you sharing all of your information with us 😊!

Love Cat Stevens. Tea For the Tillerman, Teaser and The Firecat and Catch Bull At Four were my favorite albums. Looking forward to seeing your new adventure !

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and for your support 😊!

That tool, in the Airstream, is called a Rabbett Plane. It's used for woodworking.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing about the tool! Had no idea! Will have to look more.inti it!

That was a nice video it was exciting you going through the the top part of the cabin and seeing what was in there and in the trailer with you happy holidays 🌲☃️🌲

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you liked the video! Yes, was great to finally see the upstairs 😊! Happy Holidays to you, too!

Enjoyed your video, we have both, the 8 tracks and and a old wooden radio.. they made things so beautifully way back when…❤️✌️

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you enjoyed the video 😊! That's awesome you still have those and yes they did 😊!

If you had that radio here where I live, I'd fix it for you. I even have knobs for it. Bit I guess we're about 2,000 miles south of you or even more. The big can in the bottom was a special antenna that would allow you to pick up stations from far away without an outdoor antenna. I suspect it was an amplified antenna also. Your cassettes are actually 8-track tapes. They were popular just before the audio cassette came out. We still have a stereo system with an 8-track, but don't use the 8-track. No, I'm not that old, but my Dad had a Radio-TV repair shop where I learned about these things.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing all of this with us 😊! That's cool about your Dad having a shop! I bet you learned a lot! Too bad we are not closer. Would have been nice to have you take a look at it and fix it up 😊!

Oh wow, 8 track tapes, amazing find. Might be worth something to a collector if they work. Cat Stevens does the song Cats In The Cradle I think. I think the Airstream has potential! Great video!

@iaishah8385

6 ай бұрын

Harry Chapan did cats in the cradle 😊

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and glad you enjoyed the video 😊! If you would like to see our journey from the beginning, please check out our playlist 😊! Watch From the Start: kzread.info/head/PL_koT_xOsUsmnsOauc5OGlw2QTyiSnGxm

Old tube type radio, the thing in the bottom is the antenna. May have to replace some of the tubes. But should work

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate the information and good to know about the tubes!

Gorgeous view

@GoodLivingAlaska

28 күн бұрын

Thanks so much for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks so much 😊!

cats in the cradle (cat stevens) depending on shape his 8 track tapes are worth between $30 up to $200,00 dollars. so check on all the 8 track tapes i played them in my car in the 70's

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and we will definitely have to look into it 😊! You never know!

That big upright radio is an old tube AM radio. Not worth a ton of money but you could sell that to someone who restores them. Might be a little tough to find in Alaska, though. Obviously may not even work, given the abandoned nature of that place. It looks all original, though never seen anything like that big cylinder thing at the bottom in the back. I did notice the electrical cord was the original 2-prong style, which should be replaced if you were to end up using it. As-is, it's a fire hazard, you really want a grounded 3 wire cord for safety. I used to have one really similar to that, I recognized it immediately when you opened the door. Mine was by "Motorola", my dad used to listen to it as a kid (Flash Gordon, Lone Ranger type of radio serials). I ended up selling it to someone who restores them. It was cool decoration and an interesting conversation piece, but I'm of the opinion it should be restored and actually used/enjoyed by someone who is into them. There is a market for restored/working radios like that. Those "cassettes" you found are 8-tracks. I used to go out to my dad's truck and listen to ABBA on 8-track. This was back in the 70s.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Really appreciate you sharing all of your knowledge with us about the radio 😊! That's cool you had a similar one! Would be nice to restore it, but yes might be hard to find someone in Alaska.

Thank you for sharing your adventures in looking through the stuff on your new property. It's always fun exploring. Your property is beautiful. You could do so much with it for your family. I'm thinking log cabin two story but that's your dream to what you want to put on it. Have fun and enjoy it all. Your young and full of energy to do a lot. The old radio is nice but not worth much these days. Here I see them being offered around $40 or so not working. It would make a nice piece of furniture to turn into something usuable.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video! It was fun looking through stuff! Thanks for all your suggestions 😊! It's going to take a lot of work, but worth it! Would be fun to make the radio into furniture if it doesn't work.

70s and early 80s 8 tracks...omg i had an 8 track player in my 67 gto...man i miss those days. Omgosh i sound like my Pops😂 Great find and once again- ebay! My Dad had a bunch of old 8 tracks my brother sold them for a good bit after our Dad passed.

My Mom had 100s of 8 tract tapes when I was young. Her Favorite were Rod Stewart and Roy Head. Fun memories. We enjoyed watching the video and the oreo smores looked good. I had never heard of those.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for sharing about your mom! Glad it was fun memories 😊! Definitely recommend trying an Oreo smore!

I LIKE UR EFFORT

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you like the videos and the work we put into them 😊!

Looks all set up, just some appliances and cleaning!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for your suggestion 😊!

Nice, keep enjoying them smores in the snow, all the best guys,

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for the best wishes 😊! Yes, they seem to taste even better in the snow!

Thanks for sharing with us 👍 🇦🇺🦘🐨

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure from Australia 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video!

8 track tapes (late 70s) were to music like what Beta tapes (mid-80s) were to movies 😳 ..totally just dated myself 😂

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Ha ha 😆! Thanks for sharing. Had no idea!

Wow!! Ant For Sure , Hold On To It!!😊

A smorio! Enjoy y'alls videos!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you are enjoying the videos 😊!

Gosh! You are one brave man! I was nervous watching you on the ladder but, upstairs was freaking me out! The land is valuable and, you can think about whether you want to tear it down and rebuild, while it is wintery. It's a project, anyways. Living up there will be wonderful on weekends. You are such an explorer. I was laughing when you found the old radio. What guy wouldn't be! Another project! Having fun? Mocha is happy to come along. Good thing you remembered your snowblower. The Airstream is a good asset. Good luck on the tree cutting! I gotta keep watching.😅 VHS cassette!

@Vicki_and_JimC.

6 ай бұрын

8 track tape. ✌️

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you enjoyed the video! It was a little scary going up the ladder to second floor. Didn't know what to expect! Mocha loves going on these adventures 😊!

Do either one of you work outside of the home? Also, do you plan to get a PO box?

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Yes, my husband does and I take care of Harrison and our soon to be newborn 😊! Yes, we plan on getting one soon and will make an announcement on an upcoming video 😊!

So cool. Love your videos.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our journey 😊! So glad you love our videos 😊!

I'm old enough to remember those eight-track tapes and I had a few myself.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊!

Thanx guys great video! Cool cabin & Airstream. Looks like they left behind some treasures! Take care & Happy Holidays ❤

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you enjoyed the video ! It was fun looking through and finding stuff! Happy Holidays to you, too 😊!

The airstream is NOT junk. It could be an awesome reno

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for your suggestion 😊!

Air Stream!! Worth Money!! 8 Track Tapes as well😊😊 Great Finds!! Congrats 😊

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on your adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and for the best wishes 😊!

8 tracks! Used to those! Very cool place you have there!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you liked the video and the property! Thanks for sharing 😊!

Of the titles I saw when you opened the cabinet with the 8tracks brought back memories..had mist of those titles on an 8track and latter on albums( I enjoy vinyl) You kids have a lot of courage and ideas.. can’t wait to see the progress👍

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate the kind words and glad you enjoyed the video 😊! Glad it brought back good memories 😊!

So glad I subbed when I did this is gonna be exciting 😊 your lil fam has such a great vibe, good luck guys! I’ll be here cheering you on 💯

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for being a part of our journey 😊! We are so glad you are enjoying us and thanks so much for the sweet comments about our little family and best wishes 😊!

Looks like really cool potential.... Good luck!!! GOD BLESS

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! We think so, too! Thanks for the best wishes and same to you 😊!

Awesome smoors over the fire, how much better can it be.👍❤

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Thanks so much 😊! They were delicious and highly recommend trying them with the Oreos 😊!

4 track and 8 track my dad used to play CCR PROUD MARY LOVE THOSE THINGS

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing and glad it brought back good memories 😊!

Great video

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed it 😊!

The radio and the airstream are worth a good penny. I miss Alaska.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! Will need to do more research on it! It is one of those places you fall in love with and miss 😊!

I enjoy your videos good luck with your project.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! So glad you are enjoying our videos and coming along with us our journey 😊! Thanks for the kind words 😊!

Yep. 8 track tapes 👍👍 🥰

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊!

You have a beautiful family!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Appreciate the kind words and so glad you are enjoyed the video 😊!

Good living Alaska thank you for showing me the top floor of your cabin and I see what you do next with the Cabin knock it down or or just fix it up

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed seeing the top floor, too 😊!

Cool radio for sure.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you liked the video and radio 😊!

Thanks for taking us along on your journey. I think the 8 tracks were from the 70's. Probably worth something to someone.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊! We will definitely have to do some research on them!

I was worried for you stepping into that top floor! Glad nothing happened and i cannot wait to see what you do with property and all the stuff!

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our Cabin adventure 😊! Yes, it was definitely a little risky! Thanks, we are excited to start working on it soon 😊!

Those 8 track tapes are worth something . That radio is priceless !

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Will definitely have to look the tapes up and the radio would be nice working and redone 😊!

My grandparents had a radio like that. One day, it too will be mine 😊

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! That will be a nice way to remember them 🙂!

There were rotary dial phones still in use when Cat Stevens was on an 8 track. Millennials probably could not figure out how to use a rotary dial phone or drive a stick shift. Lol.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! We definitely know how to use a rotary phone and drive stick, just not familiar with the tapes 😆!

10:47 "These are old cassette tapes!" Owww. I just felt my age. Those are 8 track cartridges.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! Ha ha everything gets outdated so fast!

Another awesome video. must be very cold. It is very hot here in Penrith. It is has been above 35°C= 95°F. We had a temperature of 42°C= 107.6°F two days ago. We have our air conditioners on. I do not enjoy Australian Summer. I am blessed that we have the air conditioners. I am not sure what to think about the cabin. It looks old and shabby, not safe. If it was me, I would tear it down and build a better cabin. My thoughts only. I support you no matter what you both decide. The airstream has a lot of potential. Thank you for sharing. Love and Blessings to you all. ❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏 Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching another one of our adventures 😊! It is pretty cold, but wow where you are is pretty hot! We lived in Texas, which is very hot in the Summer, too! Thanks for your suggestions and same to you 😊!

@doriskuhberger8559

6 ай бұрын

@@GoodLivingAlaska

Hey have great Christmas and happy new year

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on on another adventure 😊! Thanks and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family 😊!

Yum!! Yummy!!!😊😊

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Highly recommend trying s'mores with Oreos 😊! So good!

60's and 70's 8 track cool

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing 😊! They are pretty cool!

Mocha is awesome!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks! She is an awesome dog and part of our family 🥰!

I felt old when the 8 track was talked about, they were the thing in the late 70’s

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Hope it brought back good memories 😊!

Keep everything! That could become an income one day!

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure! That would be great 😃!

That's a great album, their probably all to brittle to play. That Airstream is a great camper, that one is probably 40 -50 years old.

@GoodLivingAlaska

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing with us 😊! We need to look more into how old the airstream is and if we can see about finding a player 😊.

Nice video, I have that cartridge.. I've collected 8 Tracks since 1990 when they were cheap finds at flea markets. Foam pads and foil splice often need replacing. I have a few portable players too.

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for sharing 😊! That's so cool you have that one and collect them, plus portable players to listen to them 😀!

I can't believe there are people that don't know what an 8 track tape is... and never heard of 'Cat Stevens'...!? Man I feel old! Well, I guess I AM old, at 75.. but this makes me realize just how old I really am! In the 1960's, I had a 1955 Oldsmobile and installed (under the seat), my first 8 track player. That thing sounded like I had died and went to heaven! You can't believe the difference from old monophonic radio (with ONE speaker), to the incredible sound of 8 track stereo, using TWO speakers! I was picking high cotton, and had everybody in the neighborhood hollering for me to TURN THAT DOWN! :)

@GoodLivingAlaska

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching and joining us on our adventure 😊! Thanks for sharing with us 😊! Ha ha things are outdated so fast 😊! Sounds great and glad you enjoyed it!