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Homesteading, off-grid living or whatever else you may want to call it, is essentially a lifestyle of self-sufficiency. This means that you generate everything from your own resources and utilize them to the fullest.

Of course it can be done in any setting, urban, rural, and suburban - but in all cases, one strives to be free of the stresses that plague a dependent lifestyle. One of the main concerns in such a lifestyle is surviving winter. If you have gone off-grid and have found a complacent, pacific spot in the mountains, good for you.

But with winter approaching and not having the regular utilities that might be otherwise provided, you need to be ready to face it. It becomes even more imperative in the case of winter storms.

Winter storms are harsh and difficult, even if you have modern facilities like air conditioning and internal heaters, what with the risk of power shutting off. But does that mean it is impossible to survive a winter storm while homesteading?

The answer is no. You can and will survive it... if you have prepared adequately. Preparation is the most basic, most essential tool to any homesteader.

So read this book and find out all you need to know about surviving a winter storm when you're homesteading, have gone completely off grid and do not want to revert to the life you left behind.

Happy reading.

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