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Very solid work guys , you are doing so so well. I hope you will take feedback . As far as the final product and finish , DIY is not the part where you are involved , just get professional people to do finishing because they also correct some mistakes made along the way, and it really shows on the final presentation . We've also built a homestead and a farm , it would be wise to get a couple who manage the property, the husband can do the work on the grounds and general maintenance while the wife looks after the house and usual cleaning etc . Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!
Another commendable episode, beautiful serene environment, informative and impactful. Thanks Aurther for the info on the cutter/streamer, was hoping you'd cover that. Your place is beautiful guy's, keep going and sharing your experience. God bless 🙌
Ilove loved this episode when authur was doing a happy dance that Rumbi is an all rounder she can start a plastering company already , the fact that she knows the consistance of the plastering paste just like baking in the kitchen
This is brilliant! You are certainly demonstrating to us how it is possible to achieve such a wonderful homestead on a realistic budget and pure hard work. Please keep on inspiring. We really love the vlogs.
Thankyou for posting ❤❤❤❤your beautiful house You're giving as hope who're building in Africa thankyou again and godbless you and your family in Jesus name.
I like the dance KKKK baba vari kufara kuti amai vari kugona skimming. You both inspiring zveshuwa. Makes me realise some of these jobs we can do ourselves and not always pay someone. Keep it up.
My question is .are you moving with the kids .will you home school or you have schools close .thats the only thing stopping me from moving to our homestead
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The big windows behind you at the end of this video exquisite having a view of the mountain well planned
Wooo thats good what you do with your self I love that DIY
Are you guys in Honde Valley. Congratulations on the first fruit this is goals.
Very solid work guys , you are doing so so well. I hope you will take feedback . As far as the final product and finish , DIY is not the part where you are involved , just get professional people to do finishing because they also correct some mistakes made along the way, and it really shows on the final presentation . We've also built a homestead and a farm , it would be wise to get a couple who manage the property, the husband can do the work on the grounds and general maintenance while the wife looks after the house and usual cleaning etc . Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!
Bear in mind it’s only the pantry they are DIYing, maybe you have not watched the previous episodes they have a caretaker
Drone footage is amazing.
Beautiful ❤
Another commendable episode, beautiful serene environment, informative and impactful. Thanks Aurther for the info on the cutter/streamer, was hoping you'd cover that. Your place is beautiful guy's, keep going and sharing your experience. God bless 🙌
one minute in and I was ready for a standing ovation! Impressive opening shots, editing and storytelling
Ilove loved this episode when authur was doing a happy dance that Rumbi is an all rounder she can start a plastering company already , the fact that she knows the consistance of the plastering paste just like baking in the kitchen
Great work guys. It's always exciting to see people investing time and some elbow grease into a project. Kudos to both of you 👏👍
Drone footage makes it👌🏾
This is brilliant! You are certainly demonstrating to us how it is possible to achieve such a wonderful homestead on a realistic budget and pure hard work. Please keep on inspiring. We really love the vlogs.
Great to see some DIY action in Zim. Kudos to you for taking on such a labor intensive task.
Thankyou for posting ❤❤❤❤your beautiful house You're giving as hope who're building in Africa thankyou again and godbless you and your family in Jesus name.
Looking great. Love the DIY pantry work there. It certainly doesn't look easy but good job! Oh, and looooove the drone footage, amazing views❤❤❤
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You were truly chosen for this! Beautiful vlog! Amazing drone footage! I felt goose bumps! Beautiful landscape! You are an amazing and beautiful team!
Just when I think, the story telling can not get better than this, you go above and beyond. Thoroughly enjoyed this docu-vlog-series lol
I enjoy it more when you are more playful guys😂😂especially when Rumbi was on the ladder👊🏿👊🏿
Great content as always
Great work. I would love to visit as a paying guest. I have never been to HV
3:41 you’ve got to love the school of CZcams . I love how you’re able to work together as a team that’s wonderful to see
I like the dance KKKK baba vari kufara kuti amai vari kugona skimming. You both inspiring zveshuwa. Makes me realise some of these jobs we can do ourselves and not always pay someone. Keep it up.
You guys are talented ,you can do anything.
Great content.we are following
Where is this place, it's so beautiful
Excellent video. Thanks for the Grass Cutter Review.
Glad it was helpful!
Can you share details of the brush cutter and where you bought it
Bhola Hardware,.Msasa, Harare, US$150.00 (any good Total power tools reseller would also have)
My question is .are you moving with the kids .will you home school or you have schools close .thats the only thing stopping me from moving to our homestead
We home school. Thank you for watching the video🙏🏽
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How did you end up in this part of the country. Ndokumusha kwenyu henyu here or you just loved the place.
Whats the name of the background sound you use?
Licensed via musicbed.com
Hello guys. Which part of Manicaland is this.
Honde valley
It's about 93 km away from Mutare cbd