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Josh DuhameI found out how to prepare for the survival of a potential global disaster.
During a recent interview with Magazine of peopleThe 52-year-old actor was reflected whether his family is ready to prepare the Apocalypse in his Minnesota home – a place called “the Cabin”.
“Well, I have enough,” said “Canyon Canyon Canyon”. “Not 100%. Probably 70%.”
Josh Duhamel divided as he plans to drive a potential apocalypse in his cabin “Doomsdai”. (Josh Duhamel Instagram)
Duhamel admitted that he still needs to sharpen his skills of survival in order to be able to provide a permanent source of food after world events.
Josh Duhamel left Hollywood behind him to live in Minnesota
“I could be a better hunter, I could be a better fisherman. I could use a little more food supply,” he said.
“Las Vegas” actor earlier told the parade If he left Los Angeles behind him to live in the cabin in the cabin, he spent 15 years of the building.
Duhamel lives in his rustic house in Minnesota with his family. (Josh Duhamel Instagram)
“The nearest shop is 40 miles away,” he said in April. “Once we get there, we really care about each other – making memories, spending time with family and friends.”
While it was necessary for the year to build a place outside the net for his family, he said that he was grateful to “return to the basics”.
“They didn’t consume all these other distractions,” Duhamel said. “When you’re out, it’s really having fun, make sure everyone’s warm, everyone has food and water.”
The actor lives in the cabin with his Wife Audr Mari and their one-year son Shepherd. Duhamel’s 11-year-old son Aksl, who divides with his former wife Fergie, also spends time at home.
Duhamel told people that his home was about an hour and a half days from Farg, North Dakota. He explained that he originally bought half a plot of land on which he built his home. However, Duhamel said he later gained an additional country to expand his property.
The actor spent 15 years to build his home. (Photography Jason Howard / Bauer-Griffin / GC Images)
The star “Transformers” reminded that he and his family lived without running water, electricity or other basic benefits for “long time”.
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While talking to the socket, Duhamel reflected why he decided to accept A more rustic lifestyle.
“I’m making movies and TV shows and I love it, I really love her, but I had this call,” Duhamel explained.
He said he felt the urge “to leave and really do things with my hands, fix things, make things and just to do the basic things we take for granted.”
Duhamel and his former wife Fergie Dele Son Aksl, 11. (Charley Gallai / Getty Images for Tom Ford)
Duhamel told people that his Retreat Minnesote also offers “Landlisted” from “this world of mass technology”, noting that the phenomenon is artificial intelligence It especially “scares”.
However, the actor clarified that his home in the state of the northern stars did not only intend to be a safe refuge in the face around the world Armageddon.
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Duhamel said he moved to Minnesota to “stay true to my roots”. (Photo Akelle / Bauer-Griffin / Filmmagic)
“The truth is, yes, people want to call him the trial things of Doomday, but it’s really not,” he told people. “I’m really a guy who wants to stay true in my roots, go back to the basics, the honest skills needed.”
“I don’t think we’re in any turbulent situation we need to worry about preparing for Doomsday, but it’s good to have some of those skills,” Duhamel added.
“I was hit so long that I feel like I wanted to go back to something of it.”
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