Let’s face it, most people are not ready to live off the grid. The average American household uses over 8,900 kilowatt-hours of electricity and somewhere around 144,000 gallons of water each and every year. […]
Earthships generate their own power, harvest water, treat and contain sewage and are heated and cooled without using any kind of fuel. […]
No power, No crowds, No modern luxuries, No Worries! Camping OUTSIDE of designated campground areas. […]
Teardrop campers, once popular in the 1920-40’s, have started to become very popular again and are a great option for those looking for a lightweight camping trailer. They’re inexpensive, self-contained, and provide enough room for two people to comfortably sleep inside. […]
Knowing how to make things is an important survival skill, check out this DIY Video on making a mini power generator with a hand crank flashlight. […]
For those that think you need to have acres and acres of land to live off the grid, check out this family that grows 3 tons of organic food annually from only a 1/10 of an acre garden in the suburbs… […]
Think you have to live in the middle of nowhere to be self sufficient? Think Again… […]
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