Working on the homestead usually means getting projects done that aren't close to the house or garage, usually building or repairing things somewhere on the property. Over the years even before homesteading we've compiled a list of rules to follow to stay safe or just plainly get a job done without interruptions. I hope you find these rules as helpful as McGee and DiNozzo found Gibbs' rules to be and if you don't understand my reference head over to Netflix and start binge watching NCIS. So the first rule is one that Papa had to teach me about when we were first courting. When we first met I was what he called a city girl and didn't know much of anything. You think I'm joking but I lived quite a sheltered life, so when we met I started picking up some new skills. Anyhoo, dating a mechanic means spending quality time in a garage or under a car or truck and using power tools including an air compressor. That's ...
We're a small family of four doing what we love on the homestead, in the garage, and in our home. Most recently we started a metal business and when in season grow our own food, cut our own firewood and do projects in between it all. We'll show you what we know and how we do things and who knows you might learn a thing or two. If you head to our Instagram or Facebook page you can see what we're up to on a mostly day to day basis.