Love how the neighbours help and show you the old ways on cleaning up the land. You’re doing a great job. Keep it up every bit done gets you closer to the end goal.😊😊
I almost pissed myself with laughter watching you disappear through the barn floor thank you so much for keeping that part in the content and I do hope you're OK 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
A petrol weed wacker would have saved a lot of work, they also create natural fertilizer from the chopped up bits that you can use as compost once it breaks down, we cut Toxo(gauze) andleave it from one year to the next then dig it in to the ground for organic matter. Though noisy the weed wacker gets the work done quickly leaving time for other things. Its a dirty job cleaning out the inside, when we did ours we had to strip off to the buff, wash and put on clean clothes so as not to transfer any bugs and the like to where we were staying. Using a gadaña is not easy, my wife brought up using one from a child was pretty good, the first time I tried I cut my small toe, they are very sharp and don't know the difference between grass and skin, they just cut.
And do some research before you jump into a project! You’ll save yourselves a lot of money and effort! Flattened cardboard boxes placed over the bramble bushes would make a lot of sense. And in the garden, too, as paper will not last long enough to do any good. Chalk it up to a lesson learned and move forward!
😂😂😂Hace mucho que no me reía tanto viendo un video! 😍 Y qué interesante el uso de la guadaña! 🥰Pero ... parece peligroso!! Cuidaros chicos! Y adelante! Ya esperando el próximo! ❤❤
chica, eat a well balanced diet and dress properly to do all this landscaping. if you think this is hard work wait until you start reno on the stone houses. there are other vegans doing stone house reno but your heart has to be in it. you cant be doing it to impress your boyfriend.
je kunt de hopen bramen verbranden. Op andere sites gebruiken ze geiten, die eten de planten waardoor ze doodgaan. op de helling kun je misschien greppels toepassen die het water vasthouden en erosie voorkomen (heb je nu geen last). Je kunt hiermee ook het water geleiden
Please please please get checked for tick-Bourne diseases. They carry horrible life changing diseases. Diseases that get worse as time goes by! Antibiotics can take care of it/them if you catch it early enough. Some early symptoms are extreme tiredness, deep muscle aches, insomnia. Please explain to your doctor why you want the testing. They should order the blood draws immediately. If not, find another doctor who is sympathetic to your concerns. I didn’t have anyone to check me, and I ended up with Lyme disease, and it made some very painful changes to my body. After that, I am enjoying watching your efforts on your property! It’s a beautiful place! Why so long before you can live there? Some folks on RUclips are making a good living- enough to build their dreams! But you have to post regularly to keep your viewers- jump in with both feet !! And good luck!!
They have to wait up to 18 months for the Water Dept. for approval, then many more months for approval of building plans and then a third round of approvals so, they cannot do anything to the buildings until all their plans are approved. It sounds a lot longer than Italy.
Hi Patty! So sorry to hear you got Lyme disease and that it has impacted you so greatly. Hope you've found ways of making the changes more manageable. I'm pretty sure that my doctor was checking for Lyme when getting all my labs done, but I'll make sure to double check in case. It is a scary possibility with having so many ticks here. Also, just wanted to clarify that it will take us very long before we can live there because of the lengthy permit processes necessary to renovate those types of buildings here. Although once the permits are ready money will of course be a concern. But it's fine, we're focusing on enjoying the process ☺
I am thoroughly enjoying the work you're up to, but I must admit I did jump ruclips.net/video/8_xbIRO3bBE/видео.htmlsi=XZOvZJd06yHRcRLA&t=714 at this point, hope you didn't hurt yourself too much but we've all done it, this is a part of the world I spend a few months every year. I'm actually looking to rent a little workshop there to film in the winter.
Thank you! Yes, we're very lucky to have stablished good relationships with our neighbours. It's part of the reason we love it here. Wishing you the best
Lovely to see the neighbours help, sure they must be very happy to have a young enthusiastic couple join the community. Thankfully that 'level change' through the floor didn't hurt as drastically as it looked. I froze just watching. Great watching your progress guys.❤
Thank you so much!! Yes, we've been very lucky to end up in such a stunning location and with such kind neighbours. Thank you for following along, really appreciate it ❤
Haha, it's a lot of work, but very satisfying! We didn't have electric tools when we bought the land, but now that we've worked without them for a couple of weeks, we actually really enjoy just working with our hands (although it takes much longer).
Ah yes, we forgot to show that we fenced the area off. We just hope they don't break through. And actually, we are more worried for mountain goats. Basically, the likelihood of all our baby trees being there when we come back is low 😅 But we wanted to try anyway in case ☺
Looks like you are making good progress. We had to do something similar with our property - an old abandoned homestead of my wife's grandparents. Just some advice - I would by a medium sized strimmer (Stihl or Husqvana) and small petrol powered chainsaw (same brands) to do the work for you. What you have cut down will grow back at some point so these will keep on top of it.
Sabes que los aguacates tienen que ser ingertados, si no, no van a producir y con la nieve y el frío que hace en invierno no creo que sobrevivan😢 lo siento, a lo mejor en invernadero. También tendrás que tapar el limonero en invierno Thank good you guys did not buy that other property full of junk and falling apart, something way better was waiting for you! Your land is beautiful congratulations!
Mooi en groot Avontuur !!!!Stap voor stap jullie droom verwezenlijken met de nodige en onverwachte obstakels maar met de blik op de stip aan de horizon komen jullie er zeker !!
future gardens will benefit from the sheep's wool as a soil conditioner. Get a wood chipper, great investment, the sapling trees will turn to wood chip and make excellent garden mulch. The straw, likewise makes excellent 'no dig' raised gardens, layers of each of these three resources to use for your future garden
Mooi project...of het realistisch is om er vergunningen te bekomen en uiteindelijk een leven op te bouwen...zal met de tijd duidelijk worden. Succes met jullie onderneming.
Dankjewel! We hopen van wel natuurlijk dat we uiteindelijk alle vergunningen kunnen krijgen. We weten dat het een erg lang proces is van meerdere jaren, maar we zijn geduldig..😉
I enjoyed every minute of this vlog and do so admire your determination to protect the environment on your property. It is like a little piece of paradise with those gorgeous views and stone buildings. Loved watching the scythe tackle the weeds….no gas fumes and noise. I can’t wait to see how the garden area turns out when you return in August.
I'm sorry but I laughed when you disappeared through he floor it looked so funny..my bad, so glad that you were alright' I think you need some goats, they will eat the brambles.
Thank you! I think the helmet really helped and luckily Warner only got a couple of small scratches and bruises. But it could have been much much worse, so a lesson learnt for future works in the cabañas.
Hola, os acabo de encontrar, voy a hacer una maratón de vídeos y os seguiré, cuanto trabajo, pero con la ilusión que le ponéis seguro que os lo pasaréis bien, poco a poco y tener mucho cuidado de no haceros daño, tendréis que proteger el huerto y los árboles, a las vacas le gusta todo lo verde. Saludos
Muchas gracias por el apoyo Abelardo! ❤ Y sí, vamos a tener que proteger el huerto seguro porque nos hemos dado cuenta que también pasan cabras de vez en cuando y se lo han comido todo 😅
Hello you two. I just found your channel, I’m very happy for you both. Keep up the good work. Don’t give up the work or your dreams. As time goes by, things will get easier for you both. Que Dios los bendiga a los dos.
@@WaleandMe Good morning you two, I hope this finds you in good health. Are you done planting all your fruit trees? I know you don’t like killing animals or bugs, but you have snails crawling over your garden. They’re not good for your plants. They will chew on the leaves.
Also, 🤭 save all the trees that are more than 3” across; they will make good fence posts in the future. You can also use them and some of the barbed wire you pulled out to build ‘cow guards’ to protect your little trees and plants
Our fruit trees here in Turlock California we place carton cover or chicken wire fence because animal will eat the tree stem or truck. P.s. if you continue to do less you will never get strong. Don't kill yourself but you need to have strength if you won't be able to pick fruit or prepare for vegetables its alot of works.
Looks like you need to reinforce concrete walls below each leaking wall on the backside or exterior walls. So the building is either deflected or go several feet under each buiding.
You remind me of us, when we moved here, New Mexico, 10 years ago. While I was unpacking boxes, my hubby started planting trees. To this day, we’ve planted 24 trees on our small property. I’m so grateful for the shade and green oasis they provide, and also the fruit some give us. I hope your cowfriends don’t destroy everything you’ve planted 😬
Love how the neighbours help and show you the old ways on cleaning up the land. You’re doing a great job. Keep it up every bit done gets you closer to the end goal.😊😊
Thank you!! We're very lucky to have nice people around us to show us different ways of doing things 🙂
Tough work, well done. I can understand you not wanting to poison the weeds but burning them is not a bad thing, the ashes are good for the soil.
I almost pissed myself with laughter watching you disappear through the barn floor thank you so much for keeping that part in the content and I do hope you're OK 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
😂 We also laugh every time! Yes, luckily Warner got out relatively unscratched.
A petrol weed wacker would have saved a lot of work, they also create natural fertilizer from the chopped up bits that you can use as compost once it breaks down, we cut Toxo(gauze) andleave it from one year to the next then dig it in to the ground for organic matter. Though noisy the weed wacker gets the work done quickly leaving time for other things. Its a dirty job cleaning out the inside, when we did ours we had to strip off to the buff, wash and put on clean clothes so as not to transfer any bugs and the like to where we were staying. Using a gadaña is not easy, my wife brought up using one from a child was pretty good, the first time I tried I cut my small toe, they are very sharp and don't know the difference between grass and skin, they just cut.
And a chainsaw!
And do some research before you jump into a project! You’ll save yourselves a lot of money and effort! Flattened cardboard boxes placed over the bramble bushes would make a lot of sense. And in the garden, too, as paper will not last long enough to do any good. Chalk it up to a lesson learned and move forward!
Wow, back breaking, but done with such passion. Starting to see your hard work. I can see why, what a beautiful place.👍
😂😂😂Hace mucho que no me reía tanto viendo un video! 😍 Y qué interesante el uso de la guadaña! 🥰Pero ... parece peligroso!! Cuidaros chicos! Y adelante! Ya esperando el próximo! ❤❤
Muchas gracias. Que bueno que te guste este video. Nos gusta mucho usar la dalle (guadaña). Es una forma de cortar muy tranquila y silenciosa.
chica, eat a well balanced diet and dress properly to do all this landscaping. if you think this is hard work wait until you start reno on the stone houses. there are other vegans doing stone house reno but your heart has to be in it. you cant be doing it to impress your boyfriend.
Yes or find someone with very happy hens and eat those eggs. It hurts no one. The body responds great to eggs
@@TheEmbrio i just hate to see her struggle like that for no reason.
je kunt de hopen bramen verbranden. Op andere sites gebruiken ze geiten, die eten de planten waardoor ze doodgaan. op de helling kun je misschien greppels toepassen die het water vasthouden en erosie voorkomen (heb je nu geen last). Je kunt hiermee ook het water geleiden
You will get so much fitter before you know it. Then the energy levels will be much longer lasting. Been there, done a lot of that. Regards
Please please please get checked for tick-Bourne diseases. They carry horrible life changing diseases. Diseases that get worse as time goes by! Antibiotics can take care of it/them if you catch it early enough.
Some early symptoms are extreme tiredness, deep muscle aches, insomnia. Please explain to your doctor why you want the testing. They should order the blood draws immediately. If not, find another doctor who is sympathetic to your concerns.
I didn’t have anyone to check me, and I ended up with Lyme disease, and it made some very painful changes to my body.
After that, I am enjoying watching your efforts on your property! It’s a beautiful place!
Why so long before you can live there? Some folks on RUclips are making a good living- enough to build their dreams! But you have to post regularly to keep your viewers- jump in with both feet !! And good luck!!
They have to wait up to 18 months for the Water Dept. for approval, then many more months for approval of building plans and then a third round of approvals so, they cannot do anything to the buildings until all their plans are approved. It sounds a lot longer than Italy.
Hi Patty! So sorry to hear you got Lyme disease and that it has impacted you so greatly. Hope you've found ways of making the changes more manageable. I'm pretty sure that my doctor was checking for Lyme when getting all my labs done, but I'll make sure to double check in case. It is a scary possibility with having so many ticks here.
Also, just wanted to clarify that it will take us very long before we can live there because of the lengthy permit processes necessary to renovate those types of buildings here. Although once the permits are ready money will of course be a concern. But it's fine, we're focusing on enjoying the process ☺
I am thoroughly enjoying the work you're up to, but I must admit I did jump ruclips.net/video/8_xbIRO3bBE/видео.htmlsi=XZOvZJd06yHRcRLA&t=714 at this point, hope you didn't hurt yourself too much but we've all done it, this is a part of the world I spend a few months every year. I'm actually looking to rent a little workshop there to film in the winter.
Glad for you you had a helmet
Loving your content! I truly admire your work ethic.
You are lucky to have great neighbors who want to help. It’s fun watching you battle the land. You have the determination to win! God bless
Thank you! Yes, we're very lucky to have stablished good relationships with our neighbours. It's part of the reason we love it here. Wishing you the best
Lovely to see the neighbours help, sure they must be very happy to have a young enthusiastic couple join the community. Thankfully that 'level change' through the floor didn't hurt as drastically as it looked. I froze just watching. Great watching your progress guys.❤
Thank you so much!! Yes, we've been very lucky to end up in such a stunning location and with such kind neighbours. Thank you for following along, really appreciate it ❤
Wow everything done by hands.
Very hard work.
Haha, it's a lot of work, but very satisfying! We didn't have electric tools when we bought the land, but now that we've worked without them for a couple of weeks, we actually really enjoy just working with our hands (although it takes much longer).
"We are learning, and that's what we wanted". This is a beautiful mindset.
Won’t the cows eat the lemon and Avocado trees?
Ah yes, we forgot to show that we fenced the area off. We just hope they don't break through. And actually, we are more worried for mountain goats. Basically, the likelihood of all our baby trees being there when we come back is low 😅 But we wanted to try anyway in case ☺
You both speak excellent English. Perfectly understandable. I would love subtitles to be in Spanish so I can improve my Spanish!!!
Impressed by how clueless you are, but I love it. We all learn by trial and error.
😂😂
when you become full time residents get some goats.....they will do all the work..........
Ah yes, and they are such cool animals! Perhaps we'll have to consider borrowing some in the meantime 🙂
Some very specific sheep also eat brambles. Easier to manage than goats
Huge effort guys 👏👏👏 also, Rp’s saying « WATCH YOUR BACK, Warner! »
Looks like you are making good progress. We had to do something similar with our property - an old abandoned homestead of my wife's grandparents. Just some advice - I would by a medium sized strimmer (Stihl or Husqvana) and small petrol powered chainsaw (same brands) to do the work for you. What you have cut down will grow back at some point so these will keep on top of it.
Sabes que los aguacates tienen que ser ingertados, si no, no van a producir y con la nieve y el frío que hace en invierno no creo que sobrevivan😢 lo siento, a lo mejor en invernadero. También tendrás que tapar el limonero en invierno Thank good you guys did not buy that other property full of junk and falling apart, something way better was waiting for you! Your land is beautiful congratulations!
Mooi en groot Avontuur !!!!Stap voor stap jullie droom verwezenlijken met de nodige en onverwachte obstakels maar met de blik op de stip aan de horizon komen jullie er zeker !!
Nothing weird at all being kind to animals!! You two are amazing!!
Love the place. Joy in Florida USA
future gardens will benefit from the sheep's wool as a soil conditioner. Get a wood chipper, great investment, the sapling trees will turn to wood chip and make excellent garden mulch. The straw, likewise makes excellent 'no dig' raised gardens, layers of each of these three resources to use for your future garden
Really enjoyed watching. Oh boy! So much hard work but you achieved so much. Looking forward to the next one.
Mooi project...of het realistisch is om er vergunningen te bekomen en uiteindelijk een leven op te bouwen...zal met de tijd duidelijk worden.
Succes met jullie onderneming.
Dankjewel! We hopen van wel natuurlijk dat we uiteindelijk alle vergunningen kunnen krijgen. We weten dat het een erg lang proces is van meerdere jaren, maar we zijn geduldig..😉
😊omg you have to get better tools and get them cows out of your property greetings from ireland
the wool is an excellent fertilizer .....look it up
A wheelbarrow or hand cart might be on your buying list soon
You need a weed wacker or what we call a strimmer to cut down the weeds so much quicker and not poison
Invest in a petrol strimmer save you a lot of work.
Mooie prestaties, goede werkouts, weet je dat je ook de wol kan gebruiken in je moestuin ? Zeker de moeite waard om even op te zoeken.
Nee, dat wisten we niet, heel erg bedankt voor het advies. We gaan er zeker naar kijken!
Hey please do not tear down the cabana’s restore them
Your preparation for the garden seems fine. Peach and apricot trees : plant FRESH pits. Dried they don’t do well
Thanks for the tip!
I enjoyed every minute of this vlog and do so admire your determination to protect the environment on your property. It is like a little piece of paradise with those gorgeous views and stone buildings. Loved watching the scythe tackle the weeds….no gas fumes and noise. I can’t wait to see how the garden area turns out when you return in August.
Thank you so much ❤
They are called seeds not pits
Oh my Goodness 😂 I’m glad you are ok but that looked like a Cartoon of the Coyote and Roadrunner. Again, glad you are ok 😂
😂😂😂
I'm sorry but I laughed when you disappeared through he floor it looked so funny..my bad, so glad that you were alright' I think you need some goats, they will eat the brambles.
Haha, don't worry, we laugh every time we watch that part. And I was fine!
Just found your channel. Hope the very dramatic fall through the floor was not as bad as it looked. Great work!
Thank you! I think the helmet really helped and luckily Warner only got a couple of small scratches and bruises. But it could have been much much worse, so a lesson learnt for future works in the cabañas.
Hola, os acabo de encontrar, voy a hacer una maratón de vídeos y os seguiré, cuanto trabajo, pero con la ilusión que le ponéis seguro que os lo pasaréis bien, poco a poco y tener mucho cuidado de no haceros daño, tendréis que proteger el huerto y los árboles, a las vacas le gusta todo lo verde. Saludos
Muchas gracias por el apoyo Abelardo! ❤ Y sí, vamos a tener que proteger el huerto seguro porque nos hemos dado cuenta que también pasan cabras de vez en cuando y se lo han comido todo 😅
Hello you two. I just found your channel, I’m very happy for you both. Keep up the good work. Don’t give up the work or your dreams. As time goes by, things will get easier for you both. Que Dios los bendiga a los dos.
Gracias ❤
@@WaleandMe Good morning you two, I hope this finds you in good health. Are you done planting all your fruit trees? I know you don’t like killing animals or bugs, but you have snails crawling over your garden. They’re not good for your plants. They will chew on the leaves.
good start
good start
Also, 🤭 save all the trees that are more than 3” across; they will make good fence posts in the future. You can also use them and some of the barbed wire you pulled out to build ‘cow guards’ to protect your little trees and plants
Great progress! So exciting the first planting of fruit trees. Such hard work but it will all be worth it.
Our fruit trees here in Turlock California we place carton cover or chicken wire fence because animal will eat the tree stem or truck. P.s. if you continue to do less you will never get strong. Don't kill yourself but you need to have strength if you won't be able to pick fruit or prepare for vegetables its alot of works.
Perhaps don't plant any future trees too close to your stone walls (or buildings) because the roots could disturb the base. You have done well.
Looks like you need to reinforce concrete walls below each leaking wall on the backside or exterior walls. So the building is either deflected or go several feet under each buiding.
You remind me of us, when we moved here, New Mexico, 10 years ago. While I was unpacking boxes, my hubby started planting trees. To this day, we’ve planted 24 trees on our small property. I’m so grateful for the shade and green oasis they provide, and also the fruit some give us.
I hope your cowfriends don’t destroy everything you’ve planted 😬
That's amazing! New Mexico must be so beautiful. And it's great that you can look back on your efforts with pride ☺
Masks..phantom of the opera!
El aguacate puede sobrevivir a un invierno cantabro?
Pues nunca lo sabremos porque se los han comido las cabras 😅 Este año probaremos de nuevo con más variedad de arboles y protegiéndolos bien y a ver..