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This is wonderful! Well done. 👏

How to build a trip hazard. Part 1

Why does everything have to be Japanese What’s so Japanese about taking a flamethrower to wood in order to put a charcoal coating on it to seal the inside That’s been done forever

The music is really really gay and adds nothing

Plant dandelion

They get slippery with algae etc

Looks great nice work🎉🎉🙂

Mexicans have been doing this since forever lol

It looks so whimsical! It's totally fine if it rots, impermanence isn't a bad thing. I do have one concern, how is it in the rain? I had wooden stairs that would get super slippery, but this was in the PNW around Seattle. I've been on wooden bridges that weren't slippery at all when wet. I'm not really sure what's responsible for the difference!

there's other plants this works well with too such as figs :) i think it would be so cool to build a structure using living plants like this.

Probably could've burnt the bottom side as well to help keep from the ground rotting it

Tal vez vaya mejor si aplicas el tratamiento antes de colocar las rodajas y por ambos lados.

Looks Awesome!!!❤

Where are you located?

This is horrible stuff

Hey, nothing lasts forever. Long enough for you is long enough.

Extended release mulch

I think this is a good implimebtation of the cookie floor stuff. Sooo many you see are 1. Born to fail and 2. Ugly as sin.

Looks like a tripping hazard

When gou replace the rotted slices you might try treating the buried bottom sides with shou shugi ban first.

My greenhouse needs rebuilding every 3 years. The frame is made of Hazel - look up "Hazel bender" to see the general idea. I've used the same piece of polytunnel plastic for 6+ years so far and have just rebuilt the frame again. It costs me a little bit of time harvesting the Hazel and doing the work, and a little bit of string. At the end I get a small amount of seasoned firewood from it which I use to cook some meals. I could build a more permanent structure, but I'd need to put more money in and design it carefully. Maybe some day I will - I have a design in mind. Originally I wanted a glass greenhouse, but when I was standing there looking at the area one day I got blown off my feet by a gust of wind and so decided glass probably wasnt the best idea after all.

I love that. Unfortunately, my location has a nasty species of termite endemic to the area, and my house is wood-framed, so it wouldn’t be a good fit here. But I do love it.

Did I see dripline?

Better than building with concrete ‘because it will last’ , only to then replace it every 5 years to a more fashionable path

Good content but your audio is weird: mono right channel only. Keep checking to see why my sound system broke... Mono is fine. Single channel is weird

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Wow! Using raw wool for the soil/seedlings and seed box liners...who would've guessed!? Great channel! Please keep the vids coming!❤🌷🌻🌹💐

Id trip an eat shit every time i stepped foot on that path😂😂😂😂 very unique tho!

I cannot ❤ this enough. Wonderful. More of this in the world please 🙏

I love this!! I do a lot of arborist chip pathways and people are always like “but it will rot!” And I’m like yeah that’s the point it will build up the soil and I’ll just add more chips to it 😂

FYI the Japanese method only works on Japanese cypress.

All that God damn grain I need to cut by hand....

I can’t believe those are real life

You know what makes a civilized human? That he can make something that will outlast him and serve his offspring. Japan stuff applies to that. This? This is garbage. If it would last 10-15 years at least it could be considered as "ok", but still trash.

I love Ruth Stout!!! Now... can I get the nerve to do it naked? 😂

bark chippings would be nice, no border strips necessary

I love it!! What a meat idea for some "stepping "stones."

Everything depends on your goal. If progress is your goal building things quickly, cheaply and building them to last is what you want, not for them to break down. If you feel youve done enough to justify what you take from society though, and your thing is rebuilding a path every few years, then you do you.

It's pretty, but I'd never do it in my own garden/yard, because I never wear any foot covering when I'm outside on my property. That path would be too annoying under foot.

I have no idea about farming/gardening! Been off sick for almost 3 months and had such low mood! My Mum used to garden a lot, she grew all her own veg & fruits. So I decided to get out in our massive garden that was just waste land, coz I never thought I had time for planting & gardening. Your videos are so well explained and easy to understand & make so much sense. I’m so enjoying planting and even have a few veg growing. You are inspiring me to improve the health of my garden soil naturally (clay in UK & rains a lot) and become more productive. Thank you for all your hard work.

"This thing you're doing might need to be replaced pretty quickly depending on where it is" is not the unreasonable statement people are making it out to be.

Lucky you...l won't ever purchase them again 😊

Mike Chandler out here writing horoscopes and shit.

Very cool

I love your transparency. You’re my favorite grower❤ I’m year 2 on a new small property. I’ve also left my healthcare career to care for my mom with dementia FT. I’m trying to establish a cut flower business as well. I’m in Canada in southern Ontario in Kingston ON. Sending good vibes!!!

Can someone tell me what song is playing in this video please?

So dumb

Its about not creating unnecessary chores for yourself

Thank u💖✌️

Wow