Winter Chores at Neighbor Al's Off Grid Cabin
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- In this video, I catch up with neighbor Al at his off grid cabin in the woods. After my trip to Hawaii, I stop by Al's and get an update on how he's been doing since we last saw him a few months back. He shares some stories, runs his hydroelectric water wheel to charge his batteries, and stokes his fire to keep warm during these cold winter days in Washington state in the Pacific Northwest. We also split some firewood from an alder tree that he fell near his driveway. Finally, I help him do some repair work on his driveway after heavy rains flooded one section and caused a washout.
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Your relationship with Al is so great, it's so nice of you to always go over to visit and help him. I can tell he really enjoys your company and help. You both also have beautiful cabins. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Good friends are hard to find. Both of these gentlemen are great people.
This is how all neighbors should treat other neighbors helping out and strengthen relationships, that is what makes an amazing community. You two have something special
It's almost once in a lifetime one will find friendship like this. Cherish it.
It’s good to see Al again. He’s in great shape & all that work is keeping him young & healthy. You’re a good friend to him. It’s good to see these cabin videos again. Thanks for the video.
It’s honestly pretty badass that you’re good friends with DB “Al” Cooper
Damn, for that age al is absolutely strong and healthy.
You have the coolest neighbor bro. Al is one of those once in a lifetime friends who you know are true friends. You guys stay close. I miss my AA sponsor Eddie. He was my elder by a good 35 years. More like a dad kind of figure plus best friends. Taught me a lot.
Great video. I sure appreciate all the help.
Hey Al
I love to learn
What’s one advice you would to your younger self?
I would love to see Al in every video you make. 😊
I'm sure you made Al's day with a helping hand and visit. Love watching you and Al working together.
Love the way you help your neighbor and also build relationship with your neighbor. Wow that was a lot of hard work, cutting up all that wood. You must have been really tired after that.
Another person enjoying seeing Al again! Thank You for not only filming this, but also helping him out around the house, I find it amazing that Al lives alone and takes care of everything that he needs, it' s certainly something that I hope to do as well. Thanks again for sharing!
Good of you to help Al like this!
Love that slow motion log splitting action. Glad Al was able to get the chain saw working. I know how stressful that can be.
So great to see that tractor being put to good use 🧡🤗. The music in the tractor scene was super relaxing. That tractor ain’t easy to grade with lol. You did a fantastic job of it as always.
Thanks for the use of your tractor. Jojo helped too, but doesn't like her picture taken haha
Thanks for the video. Gives me joy to see you help out your neighbors. Cheers to the owners of the tractor also. Saludos from Tx
Al s a ole work horse for sure
Listen to everything he says an remember all you can ,he s a true treasure 👍🏻
🙏and thank the good Lord for every day he gives you, no matter the weather!!!
I love how you look out for Al, i'm sure he appreciates the help. Ye have such a lovely unique friendship, love watching ye together.
Neighbor helping neighbor. You are a good person and a good friend to Al.
Thanks for another video with Al, we been waiting for! 🥰🥰
Refreshing to look at a healthy 80+ living the life. It is a bit of a gamble ofc but active lifestyle is sure a health benefit. Al
I love your page. I'm totally inspired by you. I'm glad Al is doing well. Stay blessed.
Old Al is a guy I would like to sit down with the man and spin a few yarns ,,for a 83 year old guy living by him self he’s doing just fine …The more I watch the more I like it cheers
Great to see a video with both of you! I was wondering about Al.
I absolutely love the friendship you and Al have!! And you are amazing for helping him. ❤️
im so glad that you share Al’s and yours friendship. you guys a both so great.
Many would say yes look at the axe they have to split the wood. Challenge anyone that has not done that before and say aaah its easy. Hat off to Uncle Al for being off grid all the years. ( Where I come from " a older person thats older than you is called Uncle ) Uncle Al has more respect in my books for going off grid
Love reading all these comments. All so positive! Love this community.
Mr. Diego: You rock, man. You are just a 'low key' kind fellow and I really enjoy your videos. You're an inspirational fellow, but apologize for being such. You have almost 50K subscribers and counting. You're doing something right. I think it's who you are in your disposition as much as your content. Well done, Mr. Diego!
Loving watching you and Al working and doing things together in general , Always nice when friends help friends , Al is such a down to earth individual as are you. He is one amazing man. could you put in a larger calvert where the wash out is.What a great community you all live in there,. ThanksDiego happy I found your channel. watching from Ontario Canada.
i love that old wood stove. omg you just said that as i was typing lol. what a gem
Thanks both of you for the lessons
Got into a good rhythm with that splitter. Gotta tell ya nothing feels better to me than when a good friend shows up to lend a hand.😊👍Hope both you and Al are well.
i just love seeing this sort of living and interaction . keep them comming as im learning loads from this way of living
Just found this channel, love it, love the lifestyle, hey Almhas internet, so that tells me I’d love this kind of lifestyle 😁 thanks for sharing.
So glad to discover your channel, I love it! Thank you so much for the inspiration! Wishing you & your neighbors the best!
13:33 that was a cool slow mo shot lol
I have owned very good gas chains saws over the years. They are great for their portability. But none of them compares to the cheap corded electric chainsaw I bought from Lowe's. I wish I had bought one 20 years sooner. It's major drawback is that it of course has to be plugged in. But I like it so much that out on the Super Secret Remote Off Grid Property, I just use the little 2200 watt generator on the wagon and take the saw and cord where I might need it. I still use the gas saw, but only when I get deep in the bush.
I love your videos and your friendship with Al. Two generations working together. I know it’s cheaper but, won’t making that creak bridge out of concrete be more longer lasting? Just a thought. 🤷🏽♂️
Great video.
Its a lot of work cutting firewood. You are actually very good with that tractor, good bucket control.
As I watched your latest video ( which I really enjoyed ). I was paying attention to your editing. As a minor content creator I have to say your editing is great. One particular shot I really liked was the shot from across the creek as you were chopping wood. That was a great shot. Anyway I just want I say I really enjoy your content. You and Ghost town living are my top go to’s.
You're an angel 🙏
I'm so jealous lol my dream life
The hot water pressure is better because it is a floor above so it creates head pressure and takes advantage of gravity. A Water Pressure Booster Diaphragm Pump 110V AC for House,45PSI 4GPM Fresh Water Transfer Pump with Plug on the cold line just before going into the house.
Typical Stihl not wanting to start after running out of fuel. It was flooded. Next time put it to full choke, press de comp if it has one, hold it wide open throttle and pull like crazy. Should take between 10 to 12 pulls and it'll pop off. Had an MS460 that was the same.
No de comp. I left it alone for a week & it was ok.
You would know better than I but it looks like you might need to upgrade the diameter of that culvert going under that road that you were patching. Just an idea. Great work enjoyed the video.
It rarely goes over & there's a rock ledge under the culverts. Maybe someday
As close as yall are get a pneumatic wood splitter. Yall both will benefit. First time using it it will pay for it self.
I have one that a friend gave me. Never used it & no interest in trying it.
I enjoy your videos greatly! I'm Japanese-American and could see your link with your grandmother almost immediately. What the brand-name of the plastic gas canisters you use? They are mostly horizontal in shape and less vertical like the typical gas jug.
What state or general area is this land.? I am not looking to get too specific. Absolutely enchanting ground.
SW Washington
Hey Diego! Is there any way I could get in touch with Al? I would love to have a conversation with him about potentially owning or at least living off of 5 acres of his land so I can also chase my homestead dreams! I would also love to give Al a hand whenever he would need it. Thanks again Diego
Sorry, zoning wouldn't allow that. I suggest looking for land farther 'out that doesn't have building restrictions
Checking in-how is the wheel working Al, if you need another let me know.
Working great with a minor repair now & then. If you have an aluminum one about that size I might be interested in the future
Have never seen one but will keep eyes peeled. Have fun. @@albutterfield712
where is that s place diego?
Let me know if you need help with your website. ❤ love what you do I wish I can do that one day.
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Whats the secret to getting to 83... lol
Whiskey helps
到朋友要送禮物吃得帶上去……
Grande abraço, vídeo lindo.
Extremely respectable helping Al out keep doing what you're doing.