first showed up on E! Online.
Josh Duhamel is content with a more tranquil existence.
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In fact, the “Ransom Canyon” star recently chose Minnesota’s beautiful lakes and clean air over the bright lights of Hollywood.
In an interview that was published on August 10, Duhamel stated, “I really love making movies and TV shows, but I felt a calling to go back to doing things with my hands.” Make things, fix things, and simply carry out the routine tasks that we take for granted.
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“In this world of enormous technology, I’m really more of a guy who wants to stay true to my roots, get back to the basics, and hone whatever basic skills I need in order to do the basic things to provide for my family,” he added.
Thus, the 52-year-old purchased an undeveloped half-parcel of land outside Fargo, North Dakota, more than ten years ago. Since then, he has been gradually constructing a primitive cabin on a lake, which he refers to as his “doomsday cabin.”
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“We’ve reached a point where it feels finished,” Duhamel said. Now it’s totally livable.
He went on, “It’s so back to the basics,” “We get so accustomed to all these luxuries and these amenities that we have and I think that’s what this is for me it’s an opportunity to get back to the basics and really enjoy the simple things in life, and that’s family, that’s friends, that’s making memories.”
In terms of family, the “Safe Haven” actor, who has an 11-year-old son named Axl with his ex-wife Fergie and an 18-month-old son named Shepherd with his wife Audra Marias, enjoys spending time in nature with the people he cares about the most.
“It’s fun because we’re in the middle of the woods,” he exclaimed. There are otters swimming with their young everywhere, and bald eagles may be seen everywhere.
Although coexisting with wildlife could seem like a wonderful experience, there are drawbacks.
Duhamel said, “We are always battling the mice to keep them out of the cabins. We always have to contend with the conflict between nature and man.
