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In this episode of Everyday Homesteading, I'm joined by my oldest daughter, Rachel, who's sharing the story behind choosing multi-generational homesteading over moving away.
Instead of leaving home, Rachel and her husband built a tiny house on the family property, and in this conversation, they share what that decision really looks like in everyday life.
From off-grid living and tiny home challenges to navigating independence, boundaries, and shared resources, this is an honest look at building a life close to family in today's world.