46x90 inch cardboard cutout of a water wheel...a critical component to a homestead for being self sufficient. A water wheel can generate electricity or it can also be used as a simple machine for milling flour, hammering iron, grinding wood, and other sorts of machining.

By Hironoyama - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, 90x46 inch cardboard cutout of a water wheel...a critical component to a homestead for being self sufficient. A water wheel can generate electricity or it can also be used as a simple machine for milling flour, hammering iron, grinding wood, and other sorts of machining.

66x46 inch cardboard cutout of some chili cookin up at the campfire. Off grid living has its perks...it’s calm, relaxing, you get solitude, and you become one with nature.

By Dcrjsr - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, 90x46 inch cardboard cutout of one of the Bristlecone Pine Trees of the Great Basin. These ancient trees are known to be among the oldest organisms in the United States.

By Steve Brown - https://www.flickr.com/photos/sjb4photos/8699300450/, CC BY 2.0, 90x46 inch cardboard cutout of Dodge City’s infamous Boot Hill Hangman Tree Cemetery, where people died with their boots on and without coffins. Dodge is known throughout history as a prominent Old West wild frontier town.

By NotFromUtrecht - Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0, cardboard cutout of an old relic of Medieval England. It was built in 1460 in three storeys with shops, workshops, living quarters, and a pub. What better place to relax after a good hunt?