Whoa, that is a cold and remote place. I am sure its beautiful... How short are your days? How do you deal with the darkness?
It is beautiful with all the snow and frost and fog, but I'd much rather have warmer temperatures lol. Our days are getting longer again. The shortest day we have which is during the week of christmas, is about 9am - 4 pm. But as of right now, it's more like 8:30 am - 5:15 pm. So it's not too bad (at least to me).
As for the darkness, well, you tend to get used to it. I've lived farther north than I am now for most of my life so I've grown up with it. And seeing all the stars so clearly when you arrive home is always nice. It's quite fun to be able to get home, step out of the car, and look up to see all the stars and different constellations and once in a while, even catch sight of a shooting star. So as long as you look at the bright side of having early darkness, it's not that bad.
I count it as a success, too! You're doing fine!

and likewise

. I have
no idea how anyone could manage in that! I'm thinking "snowed in... frozen pipes... but what about the horses...?" Of course, in reality, I'm sure everything's well under control, but you've got to admit, that sounds
wild! Let alone what
@alligatorob says about the darkness. How long a period of daylight do you have right now?
I was snowed in last Saturday. Over two days, we got about 2 feet of snow roughly. Maybe a tad more. And my little car wasn't happy about that lol. But once it gets to -30, it doesn't really snow. No frozen pipes for me though. A few people in town have gotten that, but I've been lucky. As for the horses, I'll put a few pics at the end of this to show how they're doing. And if you read above, I mention much daylight and darkness there is right now.
Honestly, I count myself as quite lucky right now. I live in the country on my grandparents property in a tiny cabin off to the side and literally all I have for heating, is an electric heater and a fireplace. But because how little my cabin is, the fireplace makes my cabin feel like a sauna most of the time, but with this horribly low temps, it makes everything in the cabin feel just right.
For the horses, they're doing fine. Sam, my giant thoroughbred is a wimp lol. Once it -25, he started shivering like a leaf. So I got out his blanket and put it on him and now he's fine. Though with these colder and colder temps, he's not very impressed.
Jack on the other hand, has such a thick natural fur coat that he's totally unfazed. I've been watching him very carefully and despite being covered in frost and it being -47 (maybe even -50 during the night), he's still running around, playing in the snow, having the time of his life haha. He loves the cold and snow.
When I named him Jack, I thought I'd make it stand for "Jack of all Trades" since I want to do a lot of different random stuff with him. But now seeing how he is in this cold weather and how often he has frost on him, I'm thinking it his name should be "Jack Frost" lol. I think it's rather fitting. Plus he has the same goofy, carefree personality that Jack Frost in the Guardians movie had. So it works quite well.
(Also, yes, he did scrape himself which is why there's red on his little white sock. He's totally fine, he just got it while he was goofing around and not paying attention to things >< )