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@@NotExpatJoe excellent, glad you enjoyed your time there. Thanks for your comment.

@@Egalitarian-bt7kz 3/4 inch

@@barbgilbart7945 It was really exciting and entertained us for hours! We counted 5 hawks in total and at least 3 babies.

It was such a beautiful day and we got there early in the day so we could enjoy the sunshine.

It was fun seeing all the signs from all over the world.

@@barbgilbart7945 Yes it was one of the goals on our trip

We love seeing the wild animals. Highlights of our trip.

So are we! LOL

No kidding. Thanks for your comments and your support.

Thanks Barb. Hope you, Doug and Kricket are well.

You're welcome. Thanks for your support.

You're right. We were in the shed with the big and small doors wide open so lots of air flow. I did comment on that in the video. Thanks for your comments.

@@AnythingandEverythingRoyFreda yes. I commented before I heard you were in a shed. I'd still be careful in there. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

If you use petrol additive, you only need to turn the fuel tap off, and run it on the fuel left in the carb.

@@carllockpick6179 Thanks for your comments. The reason we drain the tank is because we don't know how long it is going to sit before being used again. Fuel stabilizer has limited life expectancy depending on which one you use. Like we said we are old hat and that is the way we have successfully done it for many, many years since before fuel stabilizer became a thing. You are welcome to do it any way you like and we respect your method. Thanks for your support.

@@AnythingandEverythingRoyFreda no problem, I laughed to my self when you said " old hats ' I'm nearly 60 myself. I usually use the 2 year additive, and keep a note, when it went in, if its not been used, ( I run it every now and then ) I put it in the car.

It sure is. Thanks for your comments and your support.

They were. Thanks for your support.

Thanks.

I didn't realize he had fallen until after the fact! He did it quietly! Luckily he was not hurt! Thanks for your comments.

@@AnythingandEverythingRoyFreda I was just kidding, it was quite obvious you didn’t know he’d fallen, it was still quite amusing to watch though, & I am glad he was ok. I’ve fallen off ladders a few times myself. I always make sure there’s someone with me now, just in case.

@@susanross1651 I knew you were kidding 😂

Thanks for your comments. I corrected that in the next earring video.

Thanks for your support.

Thank you and the same to you three. All the best for 2024.

Thank you for your comment. I am using beading line and this is one way I make jewellery. If you prefer to use wire, that is your choice. Everyone has to decide for themselves what works for them.

Thanks for your comments. I addressed that in the next earring video.

Sorry, I don't have a link. I purchased my thread protectors on ebay.ca quite some time ago. There were so many in the bag, they have lasted me for quite some time. If you do a search for beading thread protector or beading thread guard on amazon or ebay you will find them. Not sure if hobby stores carry them or not. Hope this helps.

They are also called ‘wire guardians’. If you just put that into a search engine many online suppliers will come up. Regards.

@@mary-kittybonkers2374 thanks for your comments

Thanks for your comments. I addressed that in the next earring video.

Thank You so much I am so happy I subscribed to Your Channel then..

Your welcome and glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support.

Thanks for your comments. I addressed that in the next video by moving the camera to a different location. Thanks for your support.

Awesome! Thanks for your comments. Take care.

Thank you for your comments. I addressed that in the next video and hope it is better to see. Thanks for your support.

Thank you for your feedback and your support. I will work on that for the next video.

I like your video!

@@evelynradford9891 Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for your support .

Thanks. So much fun when you play with different ideas and they turn out better than expected.

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@@Selenaetleschats hello, thanks for your support

Thanks.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for your support.

Thanks! 😁

Yes you may. It was East of Toronto, Ontario on highway 401.

Thanks for the info. We used gravel for the base.

@AnythingandEverythingRoyFreda you do realize that gravel can explode...right?

Have never had any problems with a road type gravel with small stones in it. Larger stones can explode, you are absolutely right.

@AnythingandEverythingRoyFreda right on! Nice build but I just feel like you made the hole too big. Maybe I'm wrong but I went half that size. Would love to share my idea with you but don't know how to send you pics thru RUclips

The holes may be too big but it was the size recommended and like everything else there is probably a lot of different ways to do it! Working well so far and we are very pleased with the finished product.

Yes you may. On hwy 401 East of Toronto. No crashes that we know of, just vehicles avoiding the piece of metal in the middle lane.

The weather was perfect that week and lots of people took advantage of it.

Great video

Yes you may

Thanks.

Thanks. We think it suits us better.

No kidding! Roy's shoulder was sore for a while! The fall wrenched the rest of the body but no broken bones! Thankful for that!

It was quite dry when we were there but buggy being June. Beautiful area.

We enjoy boondocking and don't really look much for parks. We stayed at some parks near the end of our stay in Newfoundland because of the weather and we could run our electric heater and dry out a bit.

You got that right. Few more days to go!

For sure!

We certainly did! It was beautiful there.

Thank you. Glad you are enjoying the videos. Newfoundland is truly a very special place. Thanks for your comments.

Yes you may. We are fine, thanks. We slowed down when we saw the flopping and torn tarp.

We looked around the crater area for a place and couldn't find much. Didn't go to the Research Center though.