EPISODE 7: We build a Log Store and cook some food inside the Cabin (plus more but don't want to spoil it). Can't thank you all enough for joining us on the adventure! Thank you. - Mike
also i think if you dont care that much you should add some pitch to that deck so that it dosnt soak as much water and warp, the way the roof is all the rains gonna collect in the edges and run to the deck, or you can add a pitch to the roof so the water runs to the back
Although small, the GStove is the best. Worth every penny. I watched a video where a guy cooked a steak, made coffee and baked a small cake all at the same time. Great video, thank you for sharing.
I watched one where a guy baked a bannock in the same oven, they are a brilliant little stove but I think a little more than I would want to pay or lug around
Best part for me was watching a son spend treasures time with his father building together. Makes me wish I would have spent more time with my father. Appreciate the time you have with your dad cause you never know when it will end, life is very short. Thank you for sharing.
I think you and your dad are brillant...your relationship is amazing ..I miss my dad so much and it gives me comfort watching you with your dad. My dad passed 5 years ago ..you both are awesome...and you can tell your each others best friend...peace love and light
you gentleman are experiencing a true father/son project, no matter the distant future of your cabin, you will always have the memeories of this build, well done & thank you
Very impressive boys!!! My grandkids would love on in the back yard!! Your videos have been 1000% interesting, educational and inspiring. Thank you for sharing!!
TA outdoors, a cool thing to add is some sort of window cover. Basically like the table you made, put a hanger on the roof so you can have light in the day and dark when your trying to sleep.
This series is brilliant for no other reason than a father and son spending quality time together! As someone who only gets to see his parents everyone year or two (international family), I would love to get to spend time like this with my parents. The cabin is secondary. The real "accomplishment" is the laughter and memories that you both will have from this time together! Wonderful seeing you both having fun together as a father and son. What life is really all about!! Thanks for your willingness to share this experience with us! Blessings!
I've been watching these videos non-stop. I'm so thankful to have found it. My grandfather and his Dad built a log cabin in 1959. I spent the better part of my childhood there. I always wondered what it was like for those two to build that cabin. Watching this has been like watching my Pop and his Dad. Thank you, I know how my kids and I will spend our time when I get to be your Dad's age.
I quite like the ambient candlelight! Bring back Theory time but with more candles. The soft light keeps it a bit more intimate with the viewer. Awesome series, been watching since the beginning.
your Father & Son relationship is Wonderful. love all your videos! Practical and intelligent coupled with a real sense of humor and enjoyment. Thanks for sharing and God bless you!
That is the most Amazing wood burning stove, oven or cooker and water boiler. I have never seen anything like this. Shelter, food, water and staying warm is all you need out there. Who ever invented this is a genius and it appears to be stainless steel.
It looks fantastic, and its only $350 for the base stove, and $80 for boiler and other cooking accessories. p1a9d6d6y is kind of right, they have that water boiler which holds 3iters, and a bigger one that is like the cooker that holds over a gallon.
Mike, you and Dad reinforce your channel moniker “Totally Awesome” with every new installment in this series. Thanks for sharing this TA project with all of us; I find it very creative and entertaining as well.
Why don't you build another cabin for your dad , I think it would be so cool if the both of you's had one of your own. Really love what you have done .It's such an awesome plan to do it all for free . I can just see my boyfriend doing this , as he is a carpenter by trade . I just know he would be in his own glory making his own man cave in the woods behind our home . Please keep the video's coming . I so have been enjoying everyone of them . I can tell your all such a loving family with lots of love ,caring and alot of humor between the both of you's. So long for now ,until then next time this is Diane from up state New York .Happy Trails.
Thank you for this excellent series! So many inspiring projects and a very sympathetic father son duo. That's why I love youtube. Greets from Switzerland
Absolutely one of my favorite RUclips series now! You guys do an incredible job of keeping the projects going. I can't wait to tune in for each next episode. The ambient lighting was actually perfect, very homey. Just watching you guys build each thing step by step is completely inspiring for my own To-Do list at my cabin. I like how you go all out, just silently getting each job done in detail. Then you take breaks to talk about it and have tea. It's just a perfect show. You guys are great hosts. Keep it up!
Wow, truly inspirational. What a great father and son relationship you both have, you must be very proud of each other. You need to have your own TV Show, that would be awesome. ATB. Steve
You guys are the greatest . I think the whole idea is great . Keep up the great work. You both are experiencing the friendships that will never be forgotten. Thanks for sharing !
I had to stop and write this just as you got the wood storage done. You and your pop are bad asses for building this cabin. I cant tell you how radical it actually is. This is by far one of my top 5 channels i cant get enough of. Just can't. And now I cant wait for more trips to this cabin. Thank you both for being awesome. You rock!!!!
The relationship you have with your father is incredible and vice versa. I haven't seen or spoken to my father in almost 9 years nor has he tried to contact me. Hell he hasn't even attempted to be in his grandchildren's life. Don't take what you have for granted. As always i am loving this series and it makes me a little jealous you get to do this with your dad. Keep it up you are fastly becoming one of my favorite youtubers and i always am excited to see you post a vid. :)
Dont know if you read comments but I was thinking if you wanted to make it a two sleeper cabin instead of widening the whole cabin it's tall enough to build an offset bunk style bed above and behind the raised bed just big enough to crawl in to sleep and it would at the same time keep wood dry and you could use the entire lower side of that cabin.... I don't imagine it would be that difficult to add on and just extend the roof
Don't know how cold winters are there but just a thought if you decide to modify the cabin and build on an offset bunk bed/wood storage I'd imagine the bunk would be quite warm as heat rises but the actual bottom would be exposed to wind and to lay on directly would be a little chilly to say the least.... solution: I'd say would be to allow a 1& 1/2 to 2 inch channel and spray the entire underside with that expanding foam sealant in a can, then once dry take a wire and shave off the excess and enclose with pallet wood or plywood. (Of course you'd build this base for the bunk before attaching to side of cabin as to make the build flow alot smoother) add supports at the right height to give you enough storage bump it up and secure to cabin and finish with walls and elongating the roof... Easy Peasy Two sleeper w/insulated bunk cabin.
So awsome!!!! , Been saving pallets from where i work to build a hunting blind but after watching you guys ive upgraded to a cabin / hunting blind build. The memories that your son will have after your long gone will be priceless!! Can't wait to start my build with my son and 2 grandsons!!! Thanks for the insperation.
Really envious of this project your doing with your Dad. I didn't get to do this type of stuff with mine while he was alive. I'm enjoying this series immensely! KERRYGOLD! That's the stuff right there!
OldManGlitch yeah I agree, when I try to break them up I destroy more than I selvage but I guess it does help to get in touch with my manhood (boys love smashing shit) so not a total waste of time. Would like to keep each piece in one piece thou.
Absolutely love🔩 watching your father-son relationship, 🛠banter and humour. 🔦Awesome! This✏ build has just blown me away! It's turning into a real tiny home and gets better and better with each addition🏠 Fantastic job guys
Couldn't have found a better channel to spend a cold Missouri Saturday on. I do have one suggestion. Put a shelf towards the bottom of the chair by the bed and it can double as a storage cubby night stand.
still think should try to get like a cheap cheap solar light. I know trying for completely Free. but there is safety needed. also perhaps putting a latch outside that a padlock could be placed on would be useful. for the chinking if you have something like Twine you could use that. unless have like outdoor caulking
Love this project. I'm a pallet recycler myself. Have only built some furniture but I have been saving wood to try to build a cabin or a shed. Your ideas and methods are inspiring. Love your sense of humor also.
13min 29seconds in and if saw correctly, that your cabin has a stove, hot water heater AND an oven, the tiny house community and wandwellers are going to Be crazy about that! I know I am and I'm living large in a big flat! I want one nonetheless I have no use for it! Sorry to interrupt you, carry on..
You guys are quite amazing. Your pallet wood is somewhat better than what I can find at the present in the US. When I lived overseas, I used pallet wood to build myself a really proper deck outside of my rental house. Almost all of the wood was discards. I used concrete to set the posts into the ground and then used red stain to finish it off. Took my friend and I numerous nights (drinking beer of course) to finish off the project. I was so amazed it came out so good.
Another great video guys. The painted white ceiling really did help and our Dad reminds me of mine. Always saved every nail, screw and hinge for little projects we'd do. Can't wait to see what's next.
Excellent lighting hack, really enjoying the series, your dad has a excellent sense of humor, he is quite fun to watch. The stove setup is great. Thank you both for putting in all the hard work so we can be entertained and escape the daily grind.
AND the oven walls radiate more heat to warm the cabin! Maybe you will bake a coffee cake sometime when you are not so busy with projects. This is on my replay list due to the mellow lighting from the candle lamps on the pallet wood. Thanks!
pardon me gentalmen l know it's only a one man cabin but on the outside chance that maybe you have a guest on occasion why not add a fold down upper bunk ?
I've thoroughly enjoyed watching the two of you working together on this project. It's amazing to see your creativity. Please, please keep the videos coming. Can't wait to see what you do next.
I have been following this project with great interest. I see it for what it is, and you two are very fortunate to be able to spend this time together on this project. I can see that you are having a great time, and making memories...
We have a few places around our city that stack pallets at the end of their lot for people to take. We usually take them to build a halloween facade each year.
Husband and I are savoring these, one video a night after dinner. Love the way you work together, even when your father is a bit of a nut! 😁. It's hilarious to see what he does with his knife before he cuts up dinner with it! Hoping for many more episodes, from Kentucky USA
EPISODE 7: We build a Log Store and cook some food inside the Cabin (plus more but don't want to spoil it). Can't thank you all enough for joining us on the adventure! Thank you. - Mike
bunk beds would be cool but i know it dosnt have the room
also i think if you dont care that much you should add some pitch to that deck so that it dosnt soak as much water and warp, the way the roof is all the rains gonna collect in the edges and run to the deck, or you can add a pitch to the roof so the water runs to the back
can you make a dog house???
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TA Outdoors A shed that size can cost 200-300 pounds its great you built thay for next to nothing great job 🖒🖒🖒
Although small, the GStove is the best. Worth every penny. I watched a video where a guy cooked a steak, made coffee and baked a small cake all at the same time. Great video, thank you for sharing.
I watched one where a guy baked a bannock in the same oven, they are a brilliant little stove but I think a little more than I would want to pay or lug around
Best part for me was watching a son spend treasures time with his father building together. Makes me wish I would have spent more time with my father. Appreciate the time you have with your dad cause you never know when it will end, life is very short. Thank you for sharing.
Appreciate you guys staying late and all,love your stuff and your interactions with each other.A great example for Dad's and Son's everywhere! Cheers!
You’re very fortunate to have your father sharing this series with you.
I’m watching from the u.s. and I have to say these videos are absolutely awesome thanks again gentlemen!
Yeah it’s something. It’s really cool seeing a father and son do this and stick with it
I think you and your dad are brillant...your relationship is amazing ..I miss my dad so much and it gives me comfort watching you with your dad. My dad passed 5 years ago ..you both are awesome...and you can tell your each others best friend...peace love and light
MORE AWESOMENESS. YOU TWO ARE BRILLIANT. I AM WAITING ON THE OUTHOUSE. LOL
you gentleman are experiencing a true father/son project, no matter the distant future of your cabin, you will always have the memeories of this build, well done & thank you
Very impressive boys!!! My grandkids would love on in the back yard!! Your videos have been 1000% interesting, educational and inspiring.
Thank you for sharing!!
Love the fact that father and son can enjoy the build, and make life long memories together! Thank you!!!
I could watch these all day
Camper Da
I Just love the father - son relationship you two have, makes me miss my Pops. Keep up the great work Gods Speed.
Fantastic work. Me and my boy watch your video just before bed and he loves them. Thank you 😊
TA outdoors, a cool thing to add is some sort of window cover.
Basically like the table you made, put a hanger on the roof so you can have light in the day and dark when your trying to sleep.
Starting to look cozy! Can't wait for an over nighter in the cabin!
This series is brilliant for no other reason than a father and son spending quality time together! As someone who only gets to see his parents everyone year or two (international family), I would love to get to spend time like this with my parents. The cabin is secondary. The real "accomplishment" is the laughter and memories that you both will have from this time together! Wonderful seeing you both having fun together as a father and son. What life is really all about!! Thanks for your willingness to share this experience with us! Blessings!
I love the relationship you two have.
Father and son.. sharing a build and creative outlet. Nothing better.
awsome cant wait for the over nighters
I've been watching these videos non-stop. I'm so thankful to have found it. My grandfather and his Dad built a log cabin in 1959. I spent the better part of my childhood there. I always wondered what it was like for those two to build that cabin. Watching this has been like watching my Pop and his Dad. Thank you, I know how my kids and I will spend our time when I get to be your Dad's age.
I literally just wait for a new episode every day. I love how quickly you guys upload. This is by far my favorite series
The use of varied lighting towards the end of the video is what makes what you fellas do so special. Thank you for sharing,
I am planning to build a cabin in 2018 and this series has been so inspiring. I love how simple and cheap the design is. Thank you!
Son of a Bear Bushcraft did the dimensions ever get released?
It’s nice to see people taking advantage of reclaimed materials and especially pallet wood. There is so much of it laying around and rotting.
I quite like the ambient candlelight! Bring back Theory time but with more candles. The soft light keeps it a bit more intimate with the viewer. Awesome series, been watching since the beginning.
Nicholas Krueger a
P.S. - Your Dad is really amazing and cool. You are very lucky to have a Dad like him. You both click so well together - it makes me smile.
Hello from Canada, well done and can't wait to see more. My dad's long passed and I would have loved to do this with him. Much love for me
LMAO dad is hilarious!
I'm loving this series.
Keep building this cabin forever lol.
your Father & Son relationship is Wonderful. love all your videos! Practical and intelligent coupled with a real sense of humor and enjoyment. Thanks for sharing and God bless you!
That is the most Amazing wood burning stove, oven or cooker and water boiler. I have never seen anything like this. Shelter, food, water and staying warm is all you need out there. Who ever invented this is a genius and it appears to be stainless steel.
Tamara Weber what's the brand of the stove
Aaron Lopez It's called Gstove and it's a Norwegian brand. :-)
It looks fantastic, and its only $350 for the base stove, and $80 for boiler and other cooking accessories. p1a9d6d6y is kind of right, they have that water boiler which holds 3iters, and a bigger one that is like the cooker that holds over a gallon.
Old school dads are simply the best you can have. Love your vids.
This series has been fantastic. Look forward to more episodes. This has really been inspiring. Keep it up.
Mike, you and Dad reinforce your channel moniker “Totally Awesome” with every new installment in this series. Thanks for sharing this TA project with all of us; I find it very creative and entertaining as well.
Over nighter soon pls, with Jax would be great.
Why don't you build another cabin for your dad , I think it would be so cool if the both of you's had one of your own. Really love what you have done .It's such an awesome plan to do it all for free . I can just see my boyfriend doing this , as he is a carpenter by trade . I just know he would be in his own glory making his own man cave in the woods behind our home . Please keep the video's coming . I so have been enjoying everyone of them . I can tell your all such a loving family with lots of love ,caring and alot of humor between the both of you's. So long for now ,until then next time this is Diane from up state New York .Happy Trails.
Your dad is a national treasure lol..
Thank you for this excellent series! So many inspiring projects and a very sympathetic father son duo. That's why I love youtube. Greets from Switzerland
Your dad cracks me up good video keep them coming fellas
Absolutely one of my favorite RUclips series now! You guys do an incredible job of keeping the projects going. I can't wait to tune in for each next episode. The ambient lighting was actually perfect, very homey. Just watching you guys build each thing step by step is completely inspiring for my own To-Do list at my cabin. I like how you go all out, just silently getting each job done in detail. Then you take breaks to talk about it and have tea. It's just a perfect show. You guys are great hosts. Keep it up!
This series inspired me to go out and try to build my own
me to but land in uk is so expensive
🎥 it?
Same here
Wow, truly inspirational. What a great father and son relationship you both have, you must be very proud of each other. You need to have your own TV Show, that would be awesome. ATB. Steve
You guys really have something there. Nice job!
The creaky hinge comment was absolutely hilarious! ... omg! ... I wish I had that close of a relationship with my father... you guys Rock!!
You guys are the greatest . I think the whole idea is great . Keep up the great work. You both are experiencing the friendships that will never be forgotten. Thanks for sharing !
Always glad to see new videos! Keep it up
I had to stop and write this just as you got the wood storage done. You and your pop are bad asses for building this cabin. I cant tell you how radical it actually is. This is by far one of my top 5 channels i cant get enough of. Just can't. And now I cant wait for more trips to this cabin. Thank you both for being awesome. You rock!!!!
Can't wait for the next one
The relationship you have with your father is incredible and vice versa. I haven't seen or spoken to my father in almost 9 years nor has he tried to contact me. Hell he hasn't even attempted to be in his grandchildren's life. Don't take what you have for granted. As always i am loving this series and it makes me a little jealous you get to do this with your dad. Keep it up you are fastly becoming one of my favorite youtubers and i always am excited to see you post a vid. :)
Dont know if you read comments but I was thinking if you wanted to make it a two sleeper cabin instead of widening the whole cabin it's tall enough to build an offset bunk style bed above and behind the raised bed just big enough to crawl in to sleep and it would at the same time keep wood dry and you could use the entire lower side of that cabin.... I don't imagine it would be that difficult to add on and just extend the roof
that's a good Idea..
or a loft if it was taller
I actually thought that’s what he was doing when he put the hinges on the bed topper i honestly though he was going to make a bed like the table
Don't know how cold winters are there but just a thought if you decide to modify the cabin and build on an offset bunk bed/wood storage I'd imagine the bunk would be quite warm as heat rises but the actual bottom would be exposed to wind and to lay on directly would be a little chilly to say the least.... solution: I'd say would be to allow a 1& 1/2 to 2 inch channel and spray the entire underside with that expanding foam sealant in a can, then once dry take a wire and shave off the excess and enclose with pallet wood or plywood. (Of course you'd build this base for the bunk before attaching to side of cabin as to make the build flow alot smoother) add supports at the right height to give you enough storage bump it up and secure to cabin and finish with walls and elongating the roof... Easy Peasy Two sleeper w/insulated bunk cabin.
I just lost it when he put down that coaster for his drink on the pallet wood table. Keep up the good work guys the cabin is looking perfect.
I love candles on the veranda cant wait for next video best wishes!!!
I absolutely adore your dad, he cracks me up! He reminds me of my dad! ❤️
I was sooo exited wen a notification on your video poped upp!!!
Knut Bushcraft same
I love the way your dad is an asset, both of by you so clever. Love thenrustoc lights and oven.
Love to watch the cabin come along fine, beautiful table/seat.cant wait till the next episode.
Yo'ure dad is ADORABLE! Reminds me of my dad! Bless him!
A water collecting sistum would be a good idea to add.
frank vaughn it may sound stupid but in some states/countrys it's illegal to catch rain water i know it is where I live Atleast
frank vaughn system*
So awsome!!!! , Been saving pallets from where i work to build a hunting blind but after watching you guys ive upgraded to a cabin / hunting blind build. The memories that your son will have after your long gone will be priceless!! Can't wait to start my build with my son and 2 grandsons!!! Thanks for the insperation.
Always such good food, you must have very refined palates.
I think there's a little pun intended there. Lol
Outstanding. Seeing you and your dad makes me miss mine. Thx for sharing
nice job on the cabin
Really envious of this project your doing with your Dad. I didn't get to do this type of stuff with mine while he was alive. I'm enjoying this series immensely! KERRYGOLD! That's the stuff right there!
Beyond the number of pallets, how about a video showing how to tear down a pallet successfully to get the best out of each pallet.
OldManGlitch yes a great idea!
OldManGlitch yeah I agree,
when I try to break them up I destroy more than I selvage but I guess it does help to get in touch with my manhood (boys love smashing shit) so not a total waste of time. Would like to keep each piece in one piece thou.
check out Izzy Swan on youtube on breaking down pallets
Absolutely love🔩 watching your father-son relationship, 🛠banter and humour. 🔦Awesome! This✏ build has just blown me away! It's turning into a real tiny home and gets better and better with each addition🏠 Fantastic job guys
Good one lads. How about a fishing net hanging across the roof on the inside and a lobster pot in one corner of roof😁
You and your ol' man are the best combo ever. I loved all your fishing trips as well. I'm a big fan of you guys. Thanks for doing this.
Need a wee set of curtains for that window make it extra cosy lol
Yes let's see you make curtains ....out of pallet wood!
Gary Morse shutters will work
My thoughts were some kind of insulation for the windae but I'll wait and see what the guys get round to, its still a work in progress.
Great work it's good to see father passing on the wisdom to the younger folks. I wanna try to make one. Been watching from the start.
Your best bet for a recycled materials stove is to build a gas bottle rocket stove. There are plenty of tutorials here on RUclips.
Couldn't have found a better channel to spend a cold Missouri Saturday on.
I do have one suggestion. Put a shelf towards the bottom of the chair by the bed and it can double as a storage cubby night stand.
still think should try to get like a cheap cheap solar light. I know trying for completely Free. but there is safety needed. also perhaps putting a latch outside that a padlock could be placed on would be useful. for the chinking if you have something like Twine you could use that. unless have like outdoor caulking
The best part is that you guys have a good time together.
Congratulations on 200,000 subs.
Love this project. I'm a pallet recycler myself. Have only built some furniture but I have been saving wood to try to build a cabin or a shed. Your ideas and methods are inspiring. Love your sense of humor also.
13min 29seconds in and if saw correctly, that your cabin has a stove, hot water heater AND an oven, the tiny house community and wandwellers are going to Be crazy about that! I know I am and I'm living large in a big flat! I want one nonetheless I have no use for it! Sorry to interrupt you, carry on..
It's pricey but it's a really awesome little unit.
yeah you hold that camera while your dad does all the work. nice job DAD!!!!
You can get solar lights that literally just stick through the roof, and you can turn them off and on
I am so enjoying this series. I can't wait for each new installment. Your dad is awesome!
In this episode, Mike and his Dad make a pallet out of old pallet wood. :)
nice vide mate been watching you since 50k
I now know what I'm going to pass on to my son's. Thank you for the inspiration.
Hahahaha!!! Your dad has me rolling. He reminds me of my dad. He has the dad humor. Lol.
Big fan of these videos. Especial a father and son doing it all together . So inspiring as a family. Keep them coming as we will be watching! 👍🏽👀🤙🏽
Make a wooden wagon so u can use it to gather wood with
Cameron Waddell it'd be hard to build that with recycled materials but wait a couple of trash pick up days and we may get iy
You guys are quite amazing. Your pallet wood is somewhat better than what I can find at the present in the US. When I lived overseas, I used pallet wood to build myself a really proper deck outside of my rental house. Almost all of the wood was discards. I used concrete to set the posts into the ground and then used red stain to finish it off. Took my friend and I numerous nights (drinking beer of course) to finish off the project. I was so amazed it came out so good.
I FORGOT BUT I WAS GOING TO MENTION MAKING A MURPHY BED. WOULD THAT BE A BETTER ALTERNATIVE TO THE RAISED BED?
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Another great video guys. The painted white ceiling really did help and our Dad reminds me of mine. Always saved every nail, screw and hinge for little projects we'd do. Can't wait to see what's next.
Booom 1st thanks for another good vid bro
Excellent lighting hack, really enjoying the series, your dad has a excellent sense of humor, he is quite fun to watch.
The stove setup is great.
Thank you both for putting in all the hard work so we can be entertained and escape the daily grind.
PLEASE do a recycled stove!!!!
AND the oven walls radiate more heat to warm the cabin! Maybe you will bake a coffee cake sometime when you are not so busy with projects. This is on my replay list due to the mellow lighting from the candle lamps on the pallet wood. Thanks!
pardon me gentalmen l know it's only a one man cabin but on the outside chance that maybe you have a guest on occasion why not add a fold down upper bunk ?
I've thoroughly enjoyed watching the two of you working together on this project. It's amazing to see your creativity. Please, please keep the videos coming. Can't wait to see what you do next.
That stove/oven is so badass. How many attachments can you get?
Christopher Haynie it would be really cool if you could remove the bottom panel of the oven and turn it into a smoking box for meat.
TOTALLY AWESOME build gents! Great time spent together! Cheers!
Thank heavens you didn't do pizza in that oven or I'd have had to build me own cabin and install a stove ...and... etc etc.... ;)
i did pizza while camping
Now you've done it :D
Coming up: Pizza in da 1man cabin
Bwahaha!
I have been following this project with great interest. I see it for what it is, and you two are very fortunate to be able to spend this time together on this project. I can see that you are having a great time, and making memories...
Where did you get that many pallets?
many places throw them out and just ask to take them
We have a few places around our city that stack pallets at the end of their lot for people to take. We usually take them to build a halloween facade each year.
Husband and I are savoring these, one video a night after dinner. Love the way you work together, even when your father is a bit of a nut! 😁. It's hilarious to see what he does with his knife before he cuts up dinner with it! Hoping for many more episodes, from Kentucky USA