The long wet Winter is on the horizon, and I needed to waterproof the Yurt's roof to prevent moisture from seeping inside and mold from growing on the cloth.
Read moreWhen the first rains came this year, I noticed that a single specific location in the Yurt was leaking - The Stove Jack! Upon further inspection I discovered that the water was seeping in through a strap that extended both outside and inside.
Read moreLast Winter the Mongolian Ger I was living in was insulated with a thick layer of wool which worked very well as long as the fireplace was actively burning wood.
Read moreIn the last video I unboxed and put up my new yurt from the folks over at campingyurts.com, and since then I've had some time to experiment with the layout of the interior.
Read moreAfter spending many months renting and living in a Mongolian Ger, I decided that I wanted to commit to the minimalist off-grid lifestyle and purchase one of my own.
Read moreLiving in a Mongolian Ger, also known as a Yurt, is an amazing way to exist. However, it does lack some of the amenities one usually finds in a house or apartment, like a bathroom! Come along for a tour of the outdoor compost toilet we have available to us while living on a Permaculture Farm.
Read moreCome along for a quick tour of the Mongolian Ger we just moved into on a Permaculture Farm in the Pacific Northwest. I'm really loving this more minimalist lifestyle, and am happy to be able to share a bit of that with you.
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