Living Wild

Visit this site to understand professional standards, then apply that same rigor to your remote maintenance routine. Inspect your chimney monthly during burning season by climbing onto your roof with a flashlight to check for visible creosote buildup, cracks in the chimney cap, and loose flashing where water might penetrate. Clean your stovepipe and chimney every 50-70 burns or when creosote accumulates to one-quarter inch thickness, using a properly sized wire brush and working from the roof down to capture falling debris in your firebox. Test your chimney draft before each winter by …

Living off the grid holds a certain allure in today’s fast-paced, interconnected world. Disconnecting from the hustle and bustle of urban life, finding solitude in the wilderness, and living self-sufficiently is a dream for many. With its vast and pristine landscapes, Canada offers an ideal setting for those wishing to embark on this unique lifestyle. All you need is the right information and maybe an off-grid solar system.
In this article, we’ll explore the basics of living off-grid in Canada, from choosing the …

Kayak camping on the Rio Chama is an experience of a lifetime. A river in northern New Mexico, the Rio Chama, is renowned for its breathtaking canyon landscape and crystal-clear water.
The ideal way to connect with nature and get away from the rush and bustle of daily life is to go kayaking on this river. By allowing you to spend several days on the river and soak in all that the Rio Chama has to offer in terms of natural beauty, kayak camping adds another level to this experience.
The Bureau of Land …