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A close up would’ve been nice, cant see the divisions in the first jar

Thank you so much. I'm going to be working on my own cob earth house this year. Wish me luck

My wife went to the most recent Women's Rewilding Retreat and came back even more amazing than when she left. Which I didn't think was possible. I highly recommend going. Thanks for doing this.

Your ancestors????

I find this interesting 💭.an your presentation is nice,,

I've been trying for years and I can never flesh anything proper. Does t matter how sharp the blade I can never get all the flesh. There's always bits of fat left and idk what to do.... oh just scrape it off they say... fuck no that don't work there has to be something I'm missing. When I do what she does it just makes a mess of things. So I stuck to rabbits no fleshing required

You get topay to build someone else a home? 😢

How old do you have to be to take this program?

Is that a PVC pipe as scraping beam? How long to soak before scraping?

Sounds like a great place to be. I hope you are ready for the cold front headed your way. I hope you guys don't still have people living in tents. Take care. Happy holidays. ❤

Great channel and great community.

Will the dye wash out in the rain?

Great stuff and thanks again

Y’all are so awesome and kind with your knowledge. Thank you so very much.

Beautiful, inspiring young ladies right there. TY❣️👏🏼💫❤️✨

Always learning and growing!

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Thankyou Madam

Please go and help these people, they need hands on help, they need kerosine heater for their tents they are living in and large amounts of hands on help. The National Guards are gone and the Red Cross will be leaving November 30th. I don't know what these people are going to do!

So I'm curious if you have any data on how long leather clothes would last compared to normal cloth? Like ... if you had the skills to make say pants out of what you are talking about in this video, that's thicker material than other stuff. So wouldn't it last longer? It makes you curious to think about. Like... for example; I like to wear carharts pants. They are a higher thread count weave than normal pants. I can feel they are lasting longer than the ones with lower thread count. The ones with low thread counts in the weave tear very easily and don't last long. I had also found that many brands that used to be higher thread count weaves of clothes aren't anymore. Like people when they think of work pants think of Dickeys pants for like carpentry and stuff. But at some point the Dickeys clothes went back to just ordinary thread counts in the weave; this means they aren't anything special anymore and just upselling. I suspect a lot of society is going on upselling with lower quality not built to last anymore.

Hi! This looks really interesting. Your comment @0:34 says you can get permits to build this way. Do you have a video that talks about the details and how you do that? I think that's the most intimidating part. We want to do stuff like this but knowing you can get screwed with zoning and municipal permits and stuff seems more scary than figuring it out and doing the work.

Commenting for the algorithm. More people need to see, share, learn and like! Speaking for, any word you have on keeping outdoor weed plants free of buggy hijackers on an exclusively homemade budget, would be fabulous! Thank you for your teachings!

Hello Natalie, I like your hide hanger and that you can adjust it’s height as needed. I’ll be modifying mine. Did you use a pattern for your hide jacket? I’ve got 8 hides brain (egg) tanned and 6 of them smoked, ready to make a jacket with but all I can find is the standard frontiersman jacket pattern. I’m intrigued by the inset piece at the top of your sleeve. Another pattern I found makes the arms straight across, but that would be bulky under your arm when you put it down. Thanks for your videos! 😊

I am in vegas it spread out quite a bit, I am just not sure of when I can harvest the potatoes, what are the signs of ready to harvest

That's a very good point. Form following function.

🤦‍♀️°○ What a bummer but it's so cool neighbors helping your family❣️

Sorry Sweetie,in My Prayers,

Worst thing about this happening. All the garbage strewn about from peoples homes

Outstanding! Great to see neighbors helping each other. Sad to see this happen.

Our government needs to fast track the hemp industry so many important uses

hey, i'm new to the rammed earth theory...i noticed u mentioned, "A Pattern Language" by a certain author but you didn't share the author's name, you only referred to this person as a he. Do you mind sharing the author's name? I want to learn as much as i can about this type of construction that all civilizations have lost.

Great video! My son would like to build tiny houses for other people. Is there a market for that?

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Screw that I'd rather have a big house

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I see you let the men do all the work while the smug lesbians stand around "managing" the operation.

Super helpful information!

I've said this in other posts. It is clearly vital for us to revive civil defense. It wasn't that long ago that civil defense organizations were a thing, and, actually respected and encouraged by government. Groups like the Civil Air Patrol. Abled bodied men (thought not all men) with training and skills joined these civil defense groups. It used to be boys joined civil defense groups, like the Civil Air Patrol, when they out grew Boy Scouts. We saw what the government did to the Boy Scouts - they killed it. Why? The government wants us helpless and deoending on them and the underlying reason for that is funding. Emergency is declared, the federal government allocates funding and state governments want to get their greedy hands on it. Whether they use this funding effectively is the big big question. And as we've seen since Katrina, government response has been disasterous. I'm not talking about militias, but I'll get to that in a second. Cajun Navy is a good example of a modern day civil defense organization. Operation Airdrop is an example of a modern day Civil Air Patrol. How on earth did we drift away from the concept of abled bodied persons coming together from the community to support, defend and protect the community and everyone expecting tge government go do it? How did we let government "officials" tell us we can't and allow them to block us. We need to get back to how it used to be. Now for militias, which only recently has been made a bad connotation. Somehow we've been led to believe by media that militias are white supremecist, rascist, gun totten freaks. Well it might surorise you to learn what the Founders thought of militias. Watch this video from the Tenth Amendment Center on the Founders view of militias vs. a standing army. They didn't want a standing army. They wanted local militias because they thought militias were better suited for defending and protecting the public. They didn't want a standing army because they feared the potential tyranny a standing military could impose. Remember, they didn't like the British troops occupying their towns imposing the Kings tyranny on them. The video is here. I suggest watching it. ruclips.net/user/liveGQwbxFg7Vp0?si=VKLEGSVBCas0RAPz

I am blown away with how much labor costs come up. It is somehow comparable in cost to milling thousands of feet of lumber, transporting the lumber hundreds of miles, having crews build frames, etc. Plywood sheathing, drywall, and more is very energy intensive. I mean, typical homes take a ton of labor, on-site and in preparing materials. Even with labor, I would expect this to be way cheaper.

Thank you for the detailed instruction! On my farm in denmark I often have heavy storms and to fix the covers is very important to me! It was very interesting to see how you attach the row cover!! Thank you!! 🤗🌻

This was a very helpful and *practical* tutorial on how to use this tool. Thanks!

Sure you can curve it

Y'all are such an incredible example of the community we the people are in dire need of 🙌🙏💪❤️‍🔥✊️

I've always been fascinated by rammed earth construction. I love❤ the idea of creating something durable and sustainable with my own hands. I've been researching different techniques and materials, and I'm eager to start experimenting. I'm particularly interested in learning about the various types of soil, sand, and stone that can be used for rammed earth. I've seen some incredible examples online, from ancient structures to modern homes. I'm hoping to find some helpful tutorials and tips on RUclips to guide me through the process. Just dreams about for wanna be DIY EARTHMADE home or making wall's around four-sided our harvesting AREA SPECIALY 💯 So everyone now Just 🤔 THOUGHT IT OR tryin to gets SEARCHED ABOUT what's it was how's much this is organically Way for safety for globally warnings

I'm praying for you all.One day I plan to come here to visit.

My brothers built a Log Cabin there on the corner of Stoney Fork & Dillingham.UP ON THE MOUNTAIN TOP, Not sure IF it has been HIT by Helene Floods.

She obviously needs to use that comb more often on that rat nest of hair.

Psalms 41 begins Blessed is the one who considers the poor! In the day of trouble the Lord delivers him. The first six verse of Psalm 41 is a promise to those who consider the poor. It also goes on the say the Lord will perserve, deliver and strengthen him. This alot of blessings coming to you and your family.

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Sure I agree on the qualities of hempcrete but the cost and hassle of obtaining hemp if not locally, outweighs it's advantages over other options. I grow a lot of willow on short rotation; it contains pith in it's first year and successively less each year of extra growth. If mixed as 1 year chips into lime slurry whilst green, the willow will eventually shrink slightly, leaving tiny air pockets with the pith in the crete. Plastered over and the solar bank mass on the interior, this is a very good insulative and heat retaining option at a fraction of the hempcrete cost. I can actually buy locally grown willowchips at £40/tonne, but am not able to do quality control on as it's cut for heating and mulching at 2-4 year cycles.