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[tense music playing]

[Matty] Everything is
tougher in the winter.

Oh.

[Emilie] We have to be really
careful. Anything can go wrong.

Gilbert, do you need help?

You're working at heights, you're
working with heavy, awkward things.

[grunting]

God, the nearest
hospital is hours away.

[Margot] In the city, every little
basic things are taken for granted.

Here, if I just want to
be warm, it's not easy.

[chuckles] It's a mess.

The nature is not the enemy,
okay, but it's not the friend.

I mean, without the kids here,
it's not, it's not a home yet.

This will be the top, this way.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

The measurements?

I haven't thought
about it at all.

Fucked that one up good.

[Matty] This is Canada, winter's coming,
so you may as well fucking enjoy it.

Whoo hoo!

[theme music playing]

[soft music playing]

[Margot] In the
winter, it's very dark.

You just have a couple hours
of daylight during the day.

It's a little gloomy.

[chainsaw buzzing]

I'm working on the windows, so I can
have some more light in the cabin.

Making this place a
little more liveable.

I don't come here to survive.

That's way better.

I just want to
thrive and live here.

So, I'm trying to make
this place a home.

[birds chirping]

[rhythmic music playing]

I'm putting some moss in
the bottoms for insulation.

I can't mess this up because I
have only one window with me.

So, if I break my
window, I have a hole.

Every piece of wood
is full of ice.

[lhuckles]

It is nerve-racking if I smash
the window when I'm hammering it.

It's, it's over.

My fingers are pretty
much frozen right now.

It's in.

Okay.

Would have been depressing living
in there without the window.

The window adds a little bit
of light inside, so it's great.

Just need to get a
stove, so I can move in.

[soft music playing]

The Yukon is a pretty
cold place in the winter.

It can drop to -50.

I'm going to check if
Plunkett's stove is usable.

That would save me some
time if I can just take it.

That's kind of sketchy.

Yeah, that's the
roof falling apart.

All this part is rotten and
everything is, everything is falling.

It's frozen, so it
shouldn't fall on my head.

Hopefully.

[sighs]

Try to knock that down.

This stove is made
out of a barrel.

Lots of people in the north

or just in the bush in
general use those stoves.

They're very efficient.

They're very thick and
they hold a lot of heat.

It's pretty rusty.

There's a couple of holes, so...

It's kind of falling
apart at the bottom,

I don't think it would
be too good to use.

It's too bad.

I have a backup plan, so I was hoping
this would be good and save me some time,

but I'm just going to build what I had
in mind, and hopefully, it works out.

I think it's the most important
thing, being a problem solver,

because you don't have internet
to check Google to help you,

or you don't have the
neighbour to come help you.

You have to just
figure shit out.

I'm looking for a barrel,
so I can build a stove.

Those barrels are here since
the mine closed in the 80s.

This one has a hole.

I'm looking for one where
the metal is thicker

and where there is obviously no holes
and, or it's in pretty good shape.

These ones are too rusty.

I know there is more over
there, so I'm just gonna...

I'm going to keep digging
around and find the perfect one.

[soft music playing]

This one is buried.

This one is empty.

Some are old fuel for planes.

Some are oil.

Pretty good shape.
It's not rusty.

I don't see any holes so
far, and it's pretty thick.

It should work.

Okay.

[soft music playing]

[Matty] Everything's a
little tougher in the winter,

especially when it's
cold and windy...

and it's very easy to be
encouraged to stay inside.

One way to embrace the winter
out here is get out ice fishing.

Framing up the walls here.

Newfoundland's windy a lot of the
time and nobody wants to sit on a lake

in this kind of wind and
go ice fishing all day.

That's the point of building this
shack, to keep you out of this wind.

See how she's gonna fit.

Oh, yeah. Perfect.

Fishing season is a
short window around here.

Been working so much lately, I'm
ready to go relax and do some fishing.

This is going to be a real
Dr. Seuss, Dr. Seuss shack, this one.

[sighs]

Oh, God, I'm an idiot.

This should have been all the way over
to make these two walls one, right here.

[suspenseful music playing]

Now, I gotta jerry
rig something up.

I don't even know what.

Fucked that one up good.

Not paying attention
to what I'm doing.

What a dumbass.

That should have been right
over there. Top, top plate.

Failures are a part of it. You just
got to keep on going through it.

Like that.

Who fucking cares if you
fail, there's no one to see,

especially out here living
this kind of lifestyle.

It happens when you rush.

[upbeat music playing]

No one will ever know.

A word of wisdom for
an aspiring carpenter,

don't make it too perfect,
everyone makes shit too perfect.

You want to make
something perfect?

Go work in the city, where
building inspectors are.

Out here, perfection
is just a word.

Perfection is this, that
wind blowing across the lake,

that sun, not building.

Just do it and enjoy it.

Got to love work in the winter.

I think most people shy away from
winter because of their situation...

being locked up in the city in the
winter time, you know, is hell.

Going from house to
a cold car to work.

When you're out living in the woods,
wintertime is, oh my God, it's magical.

Just out here, breathing this cold,
fresh air, oh, God, it's good.

[dog barking]

What's wrong, Ron?
Too cold for Ronnie.

Go have a nap.

Big sook.

[soft music playing]

[Billy] You've got to take
care of yourself here.

Sometimes, you get a chance
to rest, but most of the time,

it's just work,
work, work, work.

[chuckles] It's a mess.

Oh, man. It's so dirty.

I want a place, you know, just to
clean up and to relax after a long day,

so I'm turning this whole
shed into a bathhouse.

Years of dust.

Mice poop.

And that's about it.

Next step, the chimney.

My sledgehammer.

It's just so rotten, it's been there
for, you know, more than ten years.

It's finished. It's done.

[upbeat music playing]

[grunting]

Three full days it took me to build
this stick and mud chimney, and now...

those three days are gone.

Life in the bush doesn't
need to be harsh.

And after all this work, I'm
going to appreciate the bath.

You know, you can use the river, but
in wintertime, man, that's, whew.

I don't want to freeze my ass,
it's like, whew, too much.

I'm looking forward my
happy moment in the woods.

[laughs]

All right.

A bathhouse, it
needs to be homey.

I want very nice indoor
walls with lights even.

You know, to make it
like on Instagram.

[laughs]

It's not levelled at all,
the walls are just this way.

Oh, well, that's the way it is.

13.

Oh.

Oh!

I'm losing daylight, so I've got to
get my wood stove before it gets dark.

[rhythmic music playing]

All right. The wood stove
must be somewhere in here.

Oh!

Shit!

Fa... ah.

It got rusty, and
the feet are just...

[grunting]

It's just frozen
with the ground...

and I don't want to knock it off,
otherwise it will just crack and snap.

[grunting]

Always something new, always.

[soft music playing]

[Gilbert] This is my first
time building a house.

I'm not freaked out
because I know I can do it.

[Emilie] Whew! I'm getting hot.

Can just take off a layer
and you're still good.

This is going to be
our construction zone.

Start working on the walls.

Each wall should go
up within ten minutes.

- Ten Gilbert minutes.
- Yeah.

It only takes, what, about
three hours to do walls?

Three hours? So ten minutes each wall
and then three hours, we're done?

- Yeah.
- Where's your math?

[Gilbert chuckles]

All right, let's do it.

Maybe you should do
it? Want me to do it?

- Yeah, you might do it.
- I need glasses.

There you go.

Safety first.

[laughter]

Okay.

All right.

Just practice one. Like that.

- All right, go slow.
- Okay.

When you want to build something,
you have to have a plan.

There isn't that much lumber.

We get our stuff on the winter route,
it takes about a week to get here.

Whoa.

Yeah, that's good.

- I'm off.
- But it's off.

It should still work, right?

[Gilbert] Maybe? Do another one.

Okay, maybe you should
do it this time.

All right.

[Emilie] Gilbert's an
amazing person to work with.

He'll take the time to show me things
and not get frustrated with me.

Okay. I mean...

- Yours is better.
- Mine is better?

[laughter]

- Mine is way better.
- Yeah, we'll have to use that one.

- [Emilie] Is that the last piece?
- [Gilbert] Yeah.

[Emilie] Oh, nice.

It's good. Oh yeah, it's good.

- It's really not that bad.
- Sit it right there on the edge.

[Gilbert] Lift.

Gilbert is easygoing, laid back.

Just kick it.

Nice, we're done.

Next wall.

But, you know, sometimes,
I do have to ask him

a couple different times,
"Are you sure this?"

And it'll change.

He might say, "Yeah, yeah, yeah,
it's good, it's good." But it's not.

Hang on. We got to think
about this for a minute.

- Where's the...
- Top?

One of them is
going to be the top.

This will be the top, this way.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

Flip this way around?

No.

Are you sure? Oh, yeah.

Okay. Perfect.

You know, everyone has
their negative points.

Like, I don't want
him to change.

It doesn't annoy me, I would take
that over somebody yelling at me

and being impatient with
me any time of the day.

Oh, we're halfway done, Gilbert.

That's good.

Try to be a little bit more niche
because that's where the, the stud is.

[Emilie] Oh, yeah.

So, am I going to have to redo
it? I totally forgot about it.

No, no, no, it's okay.

Yeah.

[upbeat music playing]

- I can do that part.
- Okay.

[Gilbert grunts]

[Emilie] Let's get it done.
It's getting really cold.

- Whoa, we're going to flip it this way?
- No, we're turning it this way.

Okay.

Isn't that what we talked about?

[laughs]

What are you doing?

I'm just putting this away.

It goes on the side.

All right. All right.

I feel like we don't know
what we're doing right now.

I'm getting more
impatient with this.

And when you're tired and
it's the end of the day,

that's when you make mistakes.

- [Emilie] Ow.
- [Gilbert] Oh, sorry.

- There you go.
- Thank you.

[Emilie] I feel like before,
when I was living in the city...

I was always trying to live
according to standards.

Big house, big car.

- We're done.
- Yeah.

- All right.
- Yeah!

And then tomorrow, another wall.

Right? If you want
a mansion loft.

[Emilie] I don't
want a mansion loft.

I just want to have something
with a roof over our head.

But here, I don't have to stress
about living a certain way,

I get to do what makes
myself feel happy.

And that's a really good feeling,
when you're at that point.

[soft music playing]

[Matty] I definitely feel like a
black sheep compared to my peers.

They're all focussed
on career or family.

Sometimes, I can feel
self-conscious about it.

But, at the end of the day, I
do know this is what I want.

[Margot] I went to university
in France, in the city,

and that was pretty
insane for me.

I just felt dead inside.

[Billy] Everybody
has their own path.

You just do your life.

Follow your choice,
follow your heart.

In my life, what is important
is just to follow my passion.

Whoo!

And enjoy the day
to day, and do it.

It's strong. [laughs]

Whoo!

[soft music playing]

[Margot] Modern life is a little too easy
or a little too boring, I don't know.

[chuckles]

I need hard work and something
that makes you feel alive,

not just like I go to work
and I come home and watch TV.

So, that's going to be
the door of the stove.

I've used some stoves
made out of barrels,

but I've never actually
made one myself.

I'll just see how it goes.

I don't have any power with me
here, so I'm only using hand tools.

It's not the most precise way
to do it, but it's what I got.

I need to use my brain.

I'm going to try to start
the hole with a nail.

Sometimes, nothing that you planned
works, so, just gotta figure it out.

Instead of sometimes
being a dumb strong,

you just want to use your
brain and save some energy.

Almost through.

Little success.

It's not a fast process.

[sighs]

Ah, fuck.

Time is a precious
resource in the woods.

It's hanging there.

Because when you come in the
bush, it's not to rush around

and, you know, have a fast life.

You want to enjoy the slow life.

I'm just figuring out where
the legs are going to be,

so the door is not all crooked.

But at the same time, there
is so much stuff to do

and there's so much things that
need to be done in one day.

All right.

So it's, it's a fine balance.

Legs are good.

Uh, next, I have to cut
the hole for the pipe.

[metal clanging]

[rhythmic music playing]

Everything seems to
be pretty airtight,

but I just got to light a fire
in there to burn everything off,

and it's good to go.

That was a fuel barrel, so there is
still a little bit of gas at the bottom,

and all the paint
needs to be burnt.

Otherwise it's going to be pretty
toxic if I light a fire in the cabin.

So, I want to burn everything
outside and then put it in.

It's super satisfying
to see this done.

Just being able to do
it without much tools

and just with what I
have, it's pretty cool.

It's gonna be a good
stove for the cabin.

[soft music playing]

[Matty] One challenge of
working out here in winter

is all the ice and snow
building up on all the wood.

That one's really icy.

Definitely don't want
to fall off up here.

God, the nearest
hospital's hours away.

Oof.

All right, to start
to work on siding.

Keep the wind out.

Keep it the ideal fishing tent.

Sweet.

Okay, window.

I really feel bad for people
who are doing nine to five...

and they get their Saturday
and Sunday off each week.

That's it?

[uplifting music playing]

God, that just does
something for me.

It's... so natural looking.

So beautiful.

How the hell do you do
anything with two days off?

Not enough time to get
your shit together.

That's a nice fit.

It just looks so good to me.

Something a little
boy would dream up,

like a little wooden shack, add
some skis, pull your skidoo.

I mean, it's just so cool.

Can't wait to drag
this thing up the pond.

Curious how it's going to pull.

I mean, it's windy out there.

Decent chance it
could blow over,

a decent chance, but put her in
first gear and see what happens.

[beeping]

Yeah, since we're
on the hill here...

I'm worried about once
this thing gets moving,

it's gonna keep, keep going and
bang into the back of the slide

and get out of control.
So, since I'm here alone

with no one else to help, I think, really,
the thing to do is tie an anchor to it.

A heavy load.

[rhythmic music playing]

No idea what's going
to happen here.

Here's the anchor.

That should slow down a bit.

You know you're a hillbilly when
you're using ratchet straps this much.

Need more anchor.

All right, that's it.

Before we set off, I went to check
the ice to make sure it was safe.

You have to be careful when
you're alone in the wilderness.

It's been cold as hell lately,

but it's always good to have
a check, you never know.

Oh my God, so many
people out here...

you know, bite the bullet
by going through the ice.

Growing up in Newfoundland, we
would always hear these stories,

always be warned of the ice,
and how many people drown,

and people do every year.

It's very sad to
say it was true.

I really don't want
to be one of them.

That's a lot of ice.

Well over a foot.

So, no worries about the ice and breaking
through with that little fishing shack.

It's more this wind,
she could roll over.

See what happens.

[Billy] This is winter.

It's beautiful, but it's hard.

Right now, it's just...

[clears throat] frozen.

Doesn't move.

The nature is not the enemy, okay,
but is not the friend, friendly buddy.

It's there.

I've got something in mind.

Yeah. Gonna try it.

So, you just have to know
how to accept, to go forward.

Oh, yeah!

[chuckles]

One leg at a time.

[rhythmic music playing]

Oh, this one is good
also, oh my friend.

[grunting] Yeah.
It's still heavy.

No, nothing is
easy in this world.

[laughs] Oof.

Okay.

[grunting]

Okay.

There we go.

I'm just going to lie
it here until I need it.

Got to finish the walls first.

[rhythmic music playing]

This is longer than I expected.

And it always takes more time.

Always.

And the wet snow today is not
helping at all for the boards,

they're so thin, so they
get, you know, twisted.

So, we'll see how, how I will be
able to fit them into the wall.

Oh, it's so hard to get
the tongue into the groove.

You see. Oh.

Do this one. Oh,
yeah. [laughs]

Oh.

Okay, perfect. I'm just
going to nail it down here.

It doesn't want to fit.

Oh.

[sighs]

Ah, ah, ah, ah!

After finishing this wall, I'm just going
to do the fine work around the edges.

And then, that will
be the woodstove.

Yeah. Planning to put the
wood stove around here.

The chimney.

You know, I haven't...
oh, my friend,

I haven't thought about the
chimney yet, from the wood stove.

Okay, I haven't thought
about it so far.

Oh, right.

I haven't thought
about it at all.

[soft music playing]

Today, we're just going to
slap on the walls, the plywood.

But first, I'm going
to make a scaffold.

I'm thinking it's 12 feet, but you
gotta always measure before you cut.

Take your time,
instead of rushing.

Yeah, see, it's 10 feet.

See, I was wrong.

A nice, strong, sturdy
scaffold coming right up.

[upbeat music playing]

There you go.

20, oh, it's nothing.

Comfortable for me.

I think we just get used to it,
you build a higher tolerance.

It's done, it's ready to go.

Put in the walls first,
and then, the roof.

All right. Emilie?

- [Emilie] Am I going up there?
- Yeah.

I don't like heights.

[suspenseful music playing]

[laughs]

I can't. I'm too scared.

I can be in a trauma room and resuscitate
a person, but I can't climb three stairs.

Okay. Hang on.
Let me try again.

Wait, wait, wait.

There you go.

Ah. Oh my God.

[Gilbert] There you go.

Better, eh?

It moved.

Ah!

All right. That's good.

Do you feel like
Romeo and Juliet?

[Gilbert] Yeah, yeah.

[Gilbert chuckles]

[Emilie] We've been
together for seven years,

and we're recently engaged.

I was kind of wondering when
that proposal was coming.

Man, I've given him three kids, how come
he's not proposing to me? But, whatever.

I just stopped
thinking about it.

But then, he chose the
first full moon of the year.

He gets on his knee and
he pulls out the ring,

and then, he just
asked me to marry him.

And, of course, I said yes.

There you go. [chuckles]

We're going to need to
put a stud right here.

- [Emilie] Oh. What happened?
- [Gilbert] It's off.

Ah, so we messed up.

[Gilbert] Yeah. Every four
feet, there's no stud.

Like here, here,
but there's no stud.

There was a slap in the two by
four, so we can put the boards up.

That means we need to use more studs
that we didn't really account for?

Yeah.

So, hopefully, we'll be, we'll have
enough studs to finish the project.

Oh, man, can this day be done?

[Gilbert] Here, right?

[soft music playing]

All right.

I mean, it's just, you
know, it's expected.

I guess it's the first
time we've built a cabin.

I can't believe we got
this looking pretty good

when we had no idea
what we were doing.

I'd say it's rewarding.

More importantly, though,
Gilbert and I aren't married yet,

so I still got to prove myself.

You just got to roll with it.
That's just how it goes in the bush.

In the bush, you
just make it work.

[Margot] I don't
like to give up,

and I don't have any
other choice anyway.

I mean, it's just you.

You have to do it.
There is no other way.

[Billy] There is a
balance in the woods.

Like the angel and the devil,
there is one voice that comes.

You're tired.
There is too much.

And there is another thought
that's come. Yeah, you can do it.

[soft music playing]

[Matty] In Newfoundland,
when everything freezes,

that's when you can move
through the country.

All the bogs, all
the lakes are frozen.

I've always dreamed of having
a little shack like this.

On the coldest windiest day,
you'll still be able to get out.

Here we go.

I'm worried about
getting down this hill.

Ooh!

Really, I'm trying to avoid this thing
from slamming into the back of the skidoo.

[rhythmic music playing]

It's blowing, and we're, right
now, protected in this little cove.

It'll get worse once
we go down to the lake.

Ronnie. Sit in your seat.

Everyone thinks
their dog is unique,

but I really do feel like Ronnie
is a special, special cat.

He really is in tune
with this place.

We're really threading
a needle with this wind.

Definitely riding the line.

But that's why I
built the thing,

I want to be able to go
fishing on these windy days.

And it's one of those things, if she
rolls over, it'll be a good test.

I wasn't sure, in this wind, if it was
going to do it, but it pulls pretty well.

Must be 30, 40 knots right now.

If she can handle this,
she can handle anything.

Just to be able to step off
the skidoo, make five steps,

and then you're right back indoors,
inside of a little mini cabin

with a wood stove and an ice
fishing hole, what a great feeling.

Oh.

You like your new
fishing shack, Ronnie?

Ready to start fishing?

Deep ass ice.

There you go, Ronnie.
We got our hole.

What do you think? It's
a good-looking hole.

All right, let's get
our line hooked up.

[soft music playing]

Finally fishing
after all that work.

Good, hey, Ron?

Once I got that fishing rod in my
hand, looking out through the window,

howling, howling wind and
being completely warm,

sitting beside Ronnie, worth every
bit of effort to make this thing.

An ice fishing shack like this

really isn't about
getting the fish for me,

it's just about being
here, enjoying winter.

[rhythmic music playing]

Is it an element
of suffering here?

Yes, but I'm trying to improve
and rebuild to avoid suffering.

Ooh, so this is my last one.

[laughs] I'm very happy.

Whoo! This is amazing.

Can't wait to take
my first bath.

I got this bathtub in a
garage sale and, you know,

it's a very nice blue old-fashioned,
would-be hipster look.

For 20 bucks it's still
in good shape, you know.

Should be enough room.

Should be.

[grunting]

Yeah hoo!

Yeah, I've got enough room.

This is great. This is great.

[grunting]

I was thinking just to put a
chimney just right through the roof.

I know there is a hole there
because it was an old chimney.

So, the hole is here.

[grunting]

I cannot get through.

Yeah. It's frozen.

Okay.

Yeah, that's not easy
work, but I need to do it.

More job than expected.

[suspenseful music]

Oh.

Oh.

[sighs]

So much ice.

[soft music playing]

This is the dirt
that is on my roof.

So, it's rock.

So, I'm just going to
build up a fire here.

You know, it's winter,
everything is just frozen.

Every project, it's
unexpected all the time.

At the beginning you think, "Oh,
that would be easy project."

But at the end, it turned
out like so much work.

But at the same time, the
work needs to be done.

Maybe the wood from the
hole stuck in my chimney?

Yeah, it will work.

Okay.

Oh, my friend, it
melt very nicely.

Oh, yeah, that's so easy now.

[laughs]

I got it.

Almost done. Almost done.

[thudding]

[grunting]

Shit, man.

Success!

[upbeat music playing]

There we go.

[speaking French]

Ah, so happy.

But I'm not done yet. [laughs]

I'm gonna install some lights.

You know, there is a touch of
luxury, just something nice to see.

Now, cover the hole here.

[grunting]

And I'm just going
to put a tarp.

No wind will come
in, and that's it.

I'm going to go and
take my bath now.

[laughs]

I'm tired, man.

[sighs]

Oh, man, it looks so nice.

I wasn't expecting
to look this good.

I wasn't at all.

You know, this bathhouse
is just one step further

to my dream about
this homestead.

I'm getting there. Slowly
but surely, I'll get there.

In the middle of the bush
and you've got a bathhouse.

[laughs] This is just great.

[water splashing]

[soft music playing]

[Emilie] Today is a really
big day. Building a roof.

This is definitely, like,
a more than two-person job.

Jason and Silas are here today.

Gilbert's cousin and nephew.

Jason, he's really
good with making roofs.

Silas, he's here to learn
how to get the job done

so he can maybe
build one, one day.

[Gilbert] All right, we're
just going to lift it here.

Keep pushing it this way.

Push it this way.

Push it this way.

Okay.

[grunting]

[Emilie] We have to be really
careful. Anything can go wrong.

You're working at heights, you're
working with heavy, awkward things.

Just got to move
it a little bit.

It's good.

[Emilie] Looks good, though.

- Yeah, looks good.
- Looks promising.

[rhythmic music playing]

Ah, it's going to look good.

You know, I always say it takes
a community to raise a family,

and it takes a community
to build a homestead.

And, you know, they're helping
us now, but down the road,

we're going to be helping them as well,
so it's we're always helping each other.

And I really love that
about this community.

I did a lot of hard work
to put that sheet up.

I'm just kidding. [laughs]

I didn't.

It's looking a lot like a home.

- [Gilbert] The last piece.
- [Emilie] The last piece.

Yeah, the last piece coming up.

[Emilie] We have a
roof. It's awesome.

Like, it looks so good.

And I can tell the kids, like,
"I put a nail through this."

And the kids will
be very proud of us.

[Gilbert] Our kids, once they
see it for the first time,

the look in their eyes,
that's why we do it.

[soft music playing]

[Margot] This place is not home
just because I have a cabin built,

like the whole woods is my home.

It's not because I have a cabin,
I want to be stuck in there

and just sew my socks all day,

like I want to go trapping
and go play in the woods.

So, I'm trying to figure out where I'm
going to cut the hole for the pipe.

Having this cabin
ready for the winter

means I can focus on all the
things I came here to do.

Okay.

[rhythmic music playing]

I need to make sure the
pipe is safe and tight.

You don't want any
carbon monoxide leaks.

Like, it has no smell.

If you're sleeping and you
don't realize there's a leak,

well, you just don't wake up.

[chainsaw buzzing]

Perfect.

[soft music playing]

[sighs]

The cold is the
most serious thing.

You know, if you don't wear
gloves for more than ten minutes,

you'll lose your fingers. You
know, it's just those other things

you have to, if you don't do
it, you just don't make it.

Holy shit.

This stove is the only thing I have
that really allows me to stay here.

It's the main thing I
need just to survive.

A little more fucking around
than I was hoping for, but...

Uh, that's it.

It's not very pretty, but
it's going to be safe.

[soft music playing]

First fire of the cabin.

It's going to be a big new step.

I don't have to be camping anymore,
I can just move in here, be warm.

I think my bed is going to be
over there, next to the stove.

I'm going to have a
table facing the window.

Have my little trapping
corner for my pelts.

It's perfect.

[epic music playing]

Working outdoors in the cold all
day definitely saps the life of you.

[Emilie] Out here, you never
know what's going to come.

It could be bears, wolves, which
is definitely a reality up here.

- [gunshot]
- [Gilbert] Bullseye.

Living off grid, you have to find
ways to make your life easier.

Oh! [laughs]

[Margot] Wolf trapping is
definitely a little more tricky

because wolves are
very smart animals.

I'm trying to catch them
before they catch Cade.

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