Two Acre Homestead
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Two Acre Homestead is the latest form of my channel which goes back about 10 years.
The channel started mainly with 'home videos' of my wife and me at the local shooting range and other projects around the house.
When "C" hit, we started getting a bit more serious about being self sufficient. We both got our General Ham Licenses, we started clearing the overgrown parts of our property and made our first gardens since moving here about 20 years ago, and started raising chickens.
The most recent project was getting the old abandoned well on our property functional using a 12 volt well pump so we now have an emergency source of water and a 275 gallon storage tank to keep it in.
Not sure what the next big project will be, but please subscribe and see what happens next.
Thanks for stopping by,
Eric & Kelley
The channel started mainly with 'home videos' of my wife and me at the local shooting range and other projects around the house.
When "C" hit, we started getting a bit more serious about being self sufficient. We both got our General Ham Licenses, we started clearing the overgrown parts of our property and made our first gardens since moving here about 20 years ago, and started raising chickens.
The most recent project was getting the old abandoned well on our property functional using a 12 volt well pump so we now have an emergency source of water and a 275 gallon storage tank to keep it in.
Not sure what the next big project will be, but please subscribe and see what happens next.
Thanks for stopping by,
Eric & Kelley
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