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ble to do this because he is surrounded by a red pine forest. At thirty-years-old, in 1972, Mike started his life in a forest near Lake Superior in Northern Wisconsin. He built his own cabin and a large wood kiln. Surprisingly he was living without electricity, gas or running water for his first six years there.

ble to do this because he is surrounded by a red pine forest. At thirty-years-old, in 1972, Mike started his life in a forest near Lake Superior in Northern Wisconsin. He built his own cabin and a large wood kiln. Surprisingly he was living without electricity, gas or running water for his first six years there.