I’ve lived in my home for over 10 years, and there’s so much I can say about this life.

So many folks have a passionate take on residing in a remote mountain area.

I do acknow-how that the peace and tranquility is beyond anything you can ever imagine. Having lived in a busy city with millions of people running around all the time, I find this calmness in this part heavenly. There are spots where I can go, very high up, to appreciate fascinating views. However, there are pitfalls and troubles with residing in remote locations, but one has been my many encounters with wildlife including coyotes, bears, and even a wolf. Also, this part is prone to power outages, especially while in severe weather in summer time and winter. Still, I enjoy my life here, and even my ancient friends and some family do come when they need a break. Last year, I was getting prepped to host some friends who wanted a break, and to find some calmness. About 3 days before their arrival, I hired a Heating, Ventilation, and A/C supplier to send over a certified Heating, Ventilation, and A/C cooling expert to inspect my system. I’d noticed less and less cool air coming from the cooling system which had me alarmed. I didn’t want to have guests over, and have them warm and feeling miserable because of lack of cooling, however because this is a remote location, I have to pay extra to the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C supplier for them to send an expert. I don’t mind, since this is the price I pay for residing in my remote cabin. When the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C expert arrived, he did his inspection and gave me a lot of feedback. There were some issues with the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C system, and he suggested completely replacing it. I wasn’t sure about replacing the Heating, Ventilation, and A/C system, so I asked him to just do the repairs for now.

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