Off Grid Wilderness Living // WOOD FIRED PIZZA OVEN Day 1 | One Year Supply of Fire Wood - Ep. 103
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Off Grid Wilderness Living // WOOD FIRED PIZZA OVEN Day 1 | One Year Supply of Fire Wood - Ep. 103
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Such a gorgeous book - each shed is unique and inspiring, and I love all the tiny details Kotite features to help readers imagine how to create their own She Sheds czcams.com/users/postUgkxe9yi0sulKgsp0VJJCIrLWWkvVqcU7LFR . The feature on Dinah's Rustic Retreat is like something from a fairy tale. It's really inspiring to see how creative all these ordinary people are in making beautiful and useful spaces on a modest scale.
Most have life all wrong, it's not the buildings and the money , it's the light , the trees , an abundance of water and freedom , the animals , hard work yes , but where did man fall to trade time for money, time is all we have , it's worth more than the richest items on this earth 💯🍻 beautiful vid ,love your vision
You’ve got a special Lady there. I love the way you work together. She even chops firewood. If everyone was like you guys what a wonderful world we would live in.
Love you videos 🙏🏻
Do a search for nicholistic porn and you'll see just how special she is.
Fred Carani Thank you
I grew up on Vancouver island in the bush and helped clear the family property so i know the work involved,never ending,but as i watch you both doing a great job it shows that it's worth it.After 57 years i now live in town for work ,so i now live vicariously through you .thank you for the great vids and all the best on your continueing adventure. peace out RICH
My Dad was a great gardener! I'm good at it too! You guys have the best first year garden in a forest I have seen! I'm in Canada and this isn't easy! RESPECT!
Jake, one thing you do so well is evoke an emotional response to the beauty of the earth, which you both have literally planted yourselves in, and this is so rare and special. If Netflix ever comes calling, please retain 100% control. Those slow moments and the in between moments really allow us to feel the serenity of your surroundings through a screen, which is pretty incredible. It's pretty rad, actually.
That waterfall in the beginning, is beautiful, I love every one of your stryker on the ocean scenes, your garden looks lush, I can see you both have been working hard around the yurt clearing the land...as always I can not wait for the next video...your channel is the best of why I watch youtube
PRETTY SURE THATS A LAKE AND NOT THE OCEAN.
@@karlmorrison7933 That is the ocean. They're on Quatsino Sound, an ocean inlet on the Pacific.
I want to live there it’s so beautiful 😍
@@crocussativus7000 ok i wasnt sure with all that land it looked like a lake. thanx.
@@karlmorrison7933 You're welcome. I've spent many summer vacations on north Vancouver Island. I know a bit about the area.
Everytime when i watch, and i have seen all your video's, my breath is taken away and my heartbeat races banging my heart allmost through my chest, when looking at the beauty of your surroundings. The video's shot from the boat looking across the water, the video's of the trees the woods your garden. With that music in the background, oh boy it makes me really jealous in a positive way (be cause you are living the dream have since childhood and I feel so lucky to be allowed to watch you living it and shooting it on video for all of us to see!!)
Every week I am looking forward to your new video here. It calms me and makes me happy, for you but also for us viewers.
I hope you are able to keep on living in this manner for a long time, stay healthy and stay in harmony with each other. You have a really special and precious thing going there, you guys are blessed! I may sound a bit soft, but 50 years old and battle worn by life with all its uglyness in every form you can imagine I am everything but soft. But the bushcrafter and wannabe living self-reliant (unfortunately not easily realised here in Holland/The Netherlands due to shortage of nature like yours thus living in a ugly city :-( ..... ) independent man I am just enchanted by your lives. Like you love you and hope you will stay this happy and live as free as you please for as long as you want. Stay safe say healthy!!!
Come and live over here in north America
We need more people like you🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
YAY!! Another video from yall!!!!
The effort you put into your vids and trying to show us as much as possible REALLY shows, and in my opinion, totally pays off. THANK YOU!!!
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Love, peace and mung beans :)
Love it 100% awesome thanks for sharing your off grid life.
I hear lots of complaints regarding ads and click bait, enjoy what they have put together, they work hard for it, most likely harder than most could handle AND they make it look glamorous, bravo. Stay well and safe Jake & Nicole, you have guts.
Can you please make a video of just rain sounds and mix it on different surfaces (on wood, on the yurt, in the forest, etc. but no loops 🙂). About an hour long, for those of us in the desert to fall asleep to (no commercials other than of course one at the very beginning). Please 🙂🌧
Oh my goodness thats such a great idea
You should use a knife and cut those chanterelle mushrooms. They'll grow back if you leave a portion of the stem in the ground. Pulling them out like you did, they won't grow back.
your roof steel panels are supposed to go vertical the way you have them is going to allow the snow to pile up on your roof instead of sliding off
don't think so douche bag..the rain and water goes to one side to be collected...
@@jacquesdubois9929 What's your reason to be a douche?
@@jacquesdubois9929 So the manufacturer and roofing contractors are all wrong about proper installation and he is right? Don't think so.
Your so lucky to live remote. Enjoy the tuff times and embrace the peace when the difficulties are near done. Don't worry there's more. Keep safe your good health for today, tomorrow, & soon next year will take care of you both. God Bless you all.
A tiny poem of appreciation for you both:
All of your videos inspire us so!
When the video's are over, we really hate to go!
You folks are really such a great team...
Living off grid, living the dream!
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I appreciate that you take the time to show how hard you work to do everything that you do. Living in the wilderness and doing everything yourself is hard work and you don't hide that.
You both look so great! Definitely living off the grid suits you both!!!😍 It’s amazing how fast your garden grew and looking wonderful. All your hard work is paying up. Keep it up guys and stay strong 💪🏻 and happy 😃. 😘🤗🌼
I have that boat. 1980 victoria command bridge 2750. I really enjoy seeing it on your show.
It is an incredible boat. Going out next week to catch more catfish.
Best wishes on getting the tomatoes to ripen. I lived about two hundred miles south of you 40 years ago and grew lots of tomatoes, but never had a single one to ripen. Good to see you clearing and cleaning up more of the property.
Best thing for tomatoes is putting them in a dark space for a few days/weeks and they’ll ripen just fine. For Jake and Nicole a cardboard box under their bed will do just fine. Just don’t forget to check them as they ripen pretty quick.
If you want to control a tomato plant and how much energy goes into the other trusses you can either take individual tomatoes or cut the whole vine off and put it in a box with a lid on because fruit ripens in the dark better. Most plants are more active through the night than the day.
These 2 are special humans. They are not married but are in complete harmony to 1 another. He works for her, she supports his ideals/work. Their love in unconditional and circular. Even the bear invasion which ultimate conclusion by authorities would end in death & yet he/she strives to avoid this outcome. They work with nature/each other. We should all live this way. Our more is better, winner take all paradigm is a failing/extinction. For Jake & Nicole they have rendered the Garden of Eden, heaven on earth.
Say, I saw you using a tire to hold wood for splitting. I may have mentioned that a while back. Glad you are using that, it makes it easier. You have all those hatchets, you need to make or buy a picaroon. Then you don't have to bend over thousands of times to stack your wood either. Your back will thank you.
That garden is so impressive. I suspect it is a testament to your skill rather than climate.
Hi guys) in Russian sea buckthorn is called oblyepiha and you are harvesting a little early) By the way, it makes an excellent jam, very healthy
WELL DONE GUYS!!!! Not for cowards!!!! lots of love from Tulumba, Cordoba, Argentina.
Your so lucky to live remote. Enjoy the tuff times and embrace the peace when the difficulties are near done. Don't worry, there's more. Keep safe, your good health for today, tomorrow, & soon next year will take care of you both. God Bless you all.
You guys have so much beautiful straight timber. Surrounded by natural energy/life. 8 acres is huge. You could build a Japanese style home, complete with shoji sliding doors, earthen hearths & never have to go2 a Home Depot or Lowes. Making all the right decisions and living in harmony. Continued success in relationship and life. Thanks for posting...
Another great one ! Loved the sunset lake footage-stunning! The effort you put into each one is awesome! Thank you!
AWW, Ken and Barbie playing house in the deep woods. So Cute!
Wishing you both the best, keep up the great work! Amazing outdoor videos!
It’s so nice seeing the light come through from the space where the fallen trees were making your space dark. Awesome garden.
CAREFUL planting the sea buckthorn. It is invasive & non native
You could certainly use a portable saw mill there. With all the standing lumber around you could make a nice living tree farming your land.
I can’t wait to see the new garden. You have cleared a lot of trees in preparation for it. I am sure you will show some neat way to rid the area of the stumps. A solution to the water across the driveway, build a bridge out of your logs and boards. Your videos helped during our quarantine time. Keep up the hard work.
Best way to get rid of stumps is to borrow few holes in each of them and put fertilizers containing nitrogen so fungi can destroy them in a year.
@@user-pn4uj6qj2f or by the way build the Garden arround the stumps😉🤔
@@frankgaletzka8477 If stumps are fresh that would be a pain - picking off green shoots from them constantly. Destruction by fertilizers as described above would help.
@@user-pn4uj6qj2f yes you are right but the spruse tree stumps dont grow again
I would do a combined Methode build the Garden around the stumps and use the Fungus to destroy them
Yours Frank
The bat or owl at the end was so cool! Can't wait to see what you guys do next! Stay safe, keep creating, and remember your awesome and loved!!
Good Morning J&N from Alberta Canada. Your channel gives the world a beautiful view of Canada. Thanks....
I'm watching old episodes. I'm amazed how you two work together so well. Watching your episodes is relaxing and is making me more aware how important is to look after nature. Thanks to show, not only to me but to all your followers your life style. Taking care of the environment and enjoying it is superb!
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Save your seeds in sealed envelopes write on them kind of seed the date and first generation you'll notice after 2 or 3 generations that your plants will grow faster healthier and stronger because they are adapting to your soil and weather conditions. Seeds stored in a cool dry place can last for a few years best used in first two years. Corn takes a while dry out still on the cob . Dry out in your boat or car where the birds or mice can't get hang buy the husks separately. Good luck this year and next with your first generation of seeds
What an amazing job you kids have accomplished. Be proud of yourselves. Heck, I am proud of you both and I am just a viewer. FANTASTIC GARDEN. Be safe way out there.. Thank you for the video's. I think you do a fine job.
I have to admit, when I first watched your video I thought, well one day these videos will just stop because they will have been eaten by bears. Well I'm going to have to admit I was wrong. Go ahead and soak that in, because you'll probably never hear me say it again. What you have done and what you plan on doing are fantastic. I'm proud of and Amazed by both of you.
Hello Nicole and jake...your garden is beautiful really guys you did good job...god bless both of you😍👍👍
I love the two difference of off grid living.
1. One With money.
2. One with out money.
Off grid living with millions in the bank....... lolol wtf
It can be done you just need a product to sell or a business of your own. The beauty of capitalism, if your willing to work your dreams will come true. I know several people that live off grid and do online marketing.
Just discovered you two. Enjoying all your episodes from the earliest to today’s. You have so much energy. Love seeing what you are getting done week to week. ❤️When I saw you on top of the felled trees, bucking up the limbs, I thought you could use some of those lithe limbs to weave a fence perimeter around your new upper lot. ❤️Use live saplings for fence posts. You could add an occasional human-adapted posts (for gaps) when necessary. ❤️Then cut down some prickly brambles and replant them along the outer perimeter for further deterrence as they grow up the fence. ❤️I am an Iroquois archaeologist in AlbaNY. And I’ve excavated “palisaded” villages. And the male archaeologists always think of the palisaded fences as for defense against invading peoples, I believe (more so, especially after watching your Vlog), that fences are for keeping the bears, deer, etc. out of the garden, and keeping smaller children corralled/safe. ❤️Also what about moving your metal garage up to the upper lot, as most of your activity is happening there now? You can move your milling operation and milled wood storage up under there (versus having to schlep all of your logs down the hill, and then back up the hill when they’re cut and you’re ready to use them). ❤️ Also just watched a pole barn video build where the guy didn’t buck up his trees/posts when prepping them - meaning he kept several stronger limbs (at varying heights) on the trunk of the post he was making. Ingenious and thrifty. When the structure was built around those posts, those 4”-12” long preserved outward limbs were free “hooks” or upper area storage areas (especially great horizontal storage for lighter pieces of trim, or anything you don’t want on the ground). Between the “hooks,” you can just pressure-fit, cross-fit branches inside your building to dry herbs, etc. Instant free storage solutions. ❤️ And promise me that each of you will always have a Bic lighter, just in case of an emergency, if you get stranded without the Striker on one of those islands. Or in case you need to make a fire because the dogs are freezing, or you two are, have engine troubles, etc. ❤️Maybe someone crafty can even make an emergency lighter necklace for each of you to always wear.
You should have your own channel! Many would subscribe, including me.
Liz, that’s very kind of you. Thanks.
Working hard , but you happy injoing together everything looks great, happy life Necol and Jack .
Jake , Jack, Dude, whatever ;)
Jake/Nicole, thanks for the new video. You two are doing great. Per your knot on your truck for pulling down the tree, I recommend using a “uni knot”. It’s very simple to learn, gets tighter when pulled, and easy to unknot once you’re done. Look it up. Best regards to both of you.
I remember when I was young I read something about when you heat with wood it warms you twice. I didn't know what that meant until I saw you two working up a
big sweat chopping the wood so it's obviously very true. Maybe it even warms you three times. LOL
The sea buckthorn is really perfect to make jam and store over the winter months..
Male and Female plans are good to grow together because of the new harvest every following year.
Have a great day guys xx
I can't imagine living around that wealth of seafood and not partaking in the deliciousness of it!
@S vernie the DNR has done wonders in my State, they have released over 12 different species of fish into inland, and the great lakes, and rivers. Most of the fish cought are farm raised but taste just as good.
Great avenger on your off grid life! But there is one thing you should do all the time when using your power tools, And that is wear your eye protection! @ a 100% of the time & not just partime! Afterall your many miles away from help! So you need to practice more safety Good luck into your journey of remote freedom! Signed a senior citizen John B.
Man you guys work so hard you make me tired just watching you’s, you have a beautiful place great job. 👍🏻
Yeah, NO MOSS growing on these too, right? Haha. ♡
Much Respect, ♡ Bu
You sure found you a woman that loves you.The two of you are living the life I always wanted to live.I wish the two of you the very best in your life.And she is so pretty I sure miss my wife here a lot I lost her in 2014 she now lives in heaven.May god be with both of you.
I have always been told when you're getting Chantrelle mushrooms you should cut them and not pull them. Something about possibly taking too much root and they may not come back as good for years to come. I looked it up and it definitely says to cut them close to where they are coming up to not disturb the delicate mycelium below.
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Y'all are doing an awesome job. Looks beautiful, can't wait to see what else y'all do. Everything thing is beautiful. Love it, take care and be safe.❤🙏
Los espero con entusiasmo!! Les mando un fuerte abrazo desde Culiacán, Sinaloa, México.
We sell vacant land that can be developed into a residential area. Surely our customers would love this video to get some ideas on how to start. Thanks for this video!
I didn't see no pizza oven. It's nice to see two people crushing life instead of the other way around. In regard to those boards you're making...the garden steps and the wood pile lean to...wouldn't it be good to hit them with a blow torch and/or some pine tar or something to make them more weather resistant?
Real like, here is our life. So many just go into telling me everything, the whys and wherefores, this is the best way and great love it up to a point. This video was like a breath of fresh air. You demonstrated 'the why we are here' and yep like anything worth doing 'it's a ton of work'. Thx for sharing.
I'd love to see you guys with a band saw mill there someday. As great as it is to use a chainsaw mill to make some slabs, if you start making like 2x6 lumber with a chainsaw mill it's not really economical between the gas, and definitely the time. Whereas if you get good with a bandsaw mill, which is actually much easier to use and far safer, you'll be able to turn a pile of logs into thousands of board feet in a day. And you can use some of the thinner wood that would be hard to mill with a chainsaw, you can throw that on the mill and take off the edges, and then you've got a solid post you can use for fencing or something.
Yes the band saw mill are way more efficient and economical !
What powers a band saw? Don't you need a good mains electricity supply?
hypergigs gasoline
They should also buy basic log handling hand tools. Way more efficient.
And a zip-line. Then they could mill, cut, split, stash at one spot.
I think they mentioned building a guest cabin, I don't think the plan is for a whole village and commercial timber yard. Maybe they will use stacked logs rather than planks for the guest cabin.
You can burn the boards and get a beautiful surface. To protect the tree, you can coat it with oil.
We always look forward to your videos the most out of all our subs. Just love your personalities and your way of living. So much in common with us here in Western Washington! We're not off the grid but working toward self reliance. Please don't ever stop making content!! Xoxo
Watching you with the bucket catching the saw dust reminded me of an apprentice I had. I was grinding some welds and told him we needed to catch the sparks to save on electricity.
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Try Shaklee's Basic H for the mosquitoes. When I lived in Alaska, we used to wash with it and the mosquitoes left us alone.
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@Jeff Swanson - Pardon the question as I've never heard of that product before and it's not clear what exactly you meant by "wash with it." Wash your body? Wash your clothes? Etc. After doing a little research I came across this re: the ingredients in Shaklee Basic H:
"Alkyl Polyglucosides are skin irritants, not a big deal, it will just make me itchy. The last one, ALCOHOL ETHOXYLATES (C12-16), is the one that concerns me. Asthma allergy, skin irritation, developmental reproductive toxicity, cancer agent, and environmental concerns."
Source: www.maidtoshinecleaners.com/shaklee-not-green-cleaner/
@@chuckm260 Shaklee is another MLM scam. The MLMers must like spamming popular CZcams channels with their dubious crap.
@@chuckm260 We would wash our hands and face and the like. But I should also add though that it was back in the early '80s when we used it in that fashion. Mom used it on her Violets and had no problems with it.
It looks like that chainsaw is working overtime. It may just be due for sharpening or it may be the bevel angle of the cutters which should be 5 to 10 degrees for ripping and 30 to 35 degrees for cross cuts. Hope this is helpful.
Think about putting on a life jacket -especially when you're boating alone. Anything could happen. ✌🌎
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so many people say this in comments, they'll never listen until sh*t happens
🙏please God bless and protect them from harm 🙏
Jake and Nicole are smart people, I am sure they can assess risk and make their own choices. Anyway, for all we know they may wear life jackets but just take them off or leave them behind for the camera shots.
@J Han I was going to comment on that one but that person is obviously not your every weekend boater. weve had big power jet boats and didnt wear them. by law they were in the boat tho.
You guys never cease to amaze me! What a TEAM!! I got so much more to say.... wow i love you guys
Your garden is so beautiful now. You guys did a really good job with that.
Thank you! ❤️
I'm sorry I had no idea.
put a few V-notches in your cross logs to hold the smaller logs steady as you drawknife them
When harvesting mushroom I heard it was better to cut them and leave the rest for more
I would be careful how you beach the boat, the wave action and sharp rocks will eventually wear a hole in the bottom. I suggest anchor it a few feet off the beach. Looks like fun living...peace!
Their click bait thumbnails are almost comical. How long does she pose in the right position just for the thumbnail?😂
Right? They've really latched on to the whole "sex sells" thing. Too bad, actually, because I'd be willing to bet Nicole isn't into the exploitation of women.
@@michaelo6003 wrong.. she is ok with exploiting women as well as herself. Keep reading the comments of different videos. You'll be disappointed in her.
I found the other videos of the 2 of them ... wow I’m still a fan ...Nicole 🌸 flower child is love-in her man good 😘!
everyone of their video is a clickbait pic
It’s not a clickbait if she’s in the video
I,like your place, free swimming pool, free everything, as long as you are not lazy to do it, lovely places
Awesome effort folks! Your little personal village is alive and thriving with your combined and amazing hard work! You should be very proud of your efforts. I am thrilled to be watching them unfold on film! Be happy, safe and well and keep on keepin on!! Jamie
Don’t know if you have thought of it to skin poles with draw knife set up two post said 6feet a part put a nail in each post sharpen each nail, stick your pole on these nails it will help hold the pole to clean the bark off hope this will help.
Such a gorgeous waterfall. Omg. Gorgeous everything really.
I lose myself watching these. I wanna leave this word and go live there!
Jake you need to sharpen your chain saw, man you are working harder than you need to. your saw should be dumping long shaving's not making saw dust. planking would take you 1/4 of the time, what happened to your wheel barrow?
I really appreciate the length of your videos.... it allows for the story to be told. I know how much work and time it takes but it really is worthwhile. Thank you.
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Only two people and so many trees cut since the beginning...
canada.
I was thinking the same thing... They are harvesting wood for like an entire family, and I didn't see them sowing new ones neither...
Its call regenerative management and making the area secure to leave on it, its an industrial wood crop not native, only monuculture tree plant by cie not a forest there doing right and great.
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Hi Jake, it would be cool if you can make a short video or so telling us about all your axes. You have a few different ones and I would like to know more about them and what you use them all for.
Being a machinist/metal guy, I'd also like to know how Jake sharpens all his axes, draw knives, chainsaw blades, and his good knives and cleavers.
Did you know you can use sea water and boil it up and collect the steam into a pipe to a container so that the steam will turn back to super fresh water? You will never run out of water this way because the sea is vast. You can also collect dirty water you’ve used in showers and dishes and recycle it by boiling it into steam again. I’m pretty sure you can make your own tool to collect steam since you are skillful.
WOW, LESS CLICKBAITY THAN USUAL. NICOLE IS WEARING SOME DECENTISH CLOTHES, SWEET
Can you water the garden in a thong please ? Thanks!
And also the reflection in the glass of the wood stove at 11:40 ? ;)
that is way so much nicer looking when you have that all cleaned up. I've been so afraid of one of you breaking a leg climbing and milling wood in those pile an accident is called just that for a reason. Awesome job love the life style and the scenery. I would form a big bathtub indentation at the bottom of that water falls lol
This is just the temporary garden! Wait until you see the main Komorebi garden coming this winter/spring!
Can't wait to see... Best luck
Really look forward to that, I've been following you since Arizona days! You should check out my gardening channel too, much of it was inspired by you. I think you'd like it ☺️
Everything looking amazing they do have a tick powder to spread around
Hope you're planning to change up your plans for growing root crops like carrots, beets, onions, potatoes, Jerusalem artichokes, etc. Btw, having been a planner for prescribed burns with the U.S. Forest Service in Northern California, and knowing how the original Californians used broadcast fire, may I suggest you at least look at the idea of burning off your new garden area as an initial step? The benefits are huge if you can control the beast.
@S vernie I mixed Dolomite lime in my raised bed carrot patch to sweeten acidic forest soil - but burning does that too. Charcoal and ash are great soil amendments.
People giving you a thumbs down are people that wish they could do what you do and are mad they can't. Your channel brings me peace in a HATE filled world. What a wonderful thing you are doing.
Hey your guys homestead is looking great. Got your wood for the winter in. Maybe try building a fruit house so you can start canning some vegetables and fruits for winter. But some safety stuff, Jake dude you have head, eye and ear protection, break down and get some logging chaps to protect your legs. And if your going to walk through underbrush and over logs maybe go as far and get yourself some proper logging boots (as in like corks) to protect your feet and help gripping logs, so you don't slip and hurt your ankle.The other is either watch CZcams video or get some one to teach you how to cut down tree's properly before you get hurt. As for those pile of logs you were standing, don't those piles like that shift and move. If one of those logs lands on you, it will kill you or seriously hurt you. Not only that there is yellow jacket nests sometimes on them. If you slip and kick one of those you will have a very bad day. I know this from experience.
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Time for a barn now. One side for wood. Place for all tools. Doors on both sides. Place for stove just in case you had animals do the cold in winter. Maybe one day? Just thinking lol.
Did you forget something? The pizza oven maybe?
Ya, there wasn’t even a mention of s pizza oven??? I watched it twice thinking I must have missed something. Disappointing
he didn't forget his girlfriend's ass though
I thought the same thing
He started on it then the rain came that bit where he was putting out the gravel and jumping on it to pack it down that's the case to the oven
When moving logs try rolling them on smaller logs, fishermen and RNLI use them to get for rescue.
Hey!...you forgot your camera on the beach!
Hahaaha
That's why EVERY youtuber says shooting these videos well takes SOOOOO freaking long!
you guys are just great, break away from this crazy world, in my opinion this is a dream ...
Chainsaw safety pants and safety shoes!?
Saw dust also can be used for garden as insulation if weather unpredictable also to start fire when woods wet
Too many ads in the videos, sorry! VERY long video, again. You could upload more days with shorter clips and we wouldn't notice the single ads! I hope this helps!
Spend a couple $'s a month for CZcams Premium... no ads...ever, unless they do them as part of their vlog...
americanwillow To listen to ALL the cheap bastards,constantly, needlessly whining ... you go figure...
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A good way to ripen toms is lay banners under the plant it’s the gas they give of that does the trick in the uk we put green toms in a draw that works sometimes
hey i was looking for the pizza.....
This is day one we are still building it, stay tuned!!!!
Didn't you see her?
Yeah I must have missed that part dont recall anything about a pizza oven. Looking forward to seeing it. Love you guys from Grass Valley CA
Fantastic extended intro. Love the waterfall and scenic shots!!
Really like the music you use on the videos.
And one question .... what is that music ... it' s sooo relaxing. It keeps lingering in my mind days after watching an episode.