I love your videos as you are not shy trying different things to do . Certainly when you are near a rockslide you just have the curiosity to investigate further especially inside the tunnel . Good on you for having the gutso to keep going .
Just stumbled upon this video and enjoyed watching you discover and analyze old forgotten items for repurposing. My Mother had a keen eye for doing just that. She made wonderful art from very old pieces of “junk”. I’ve been lucky to have picked up on some of that insight, but use it not only around the house, but also for my classic/special interest car restoration hobby. I’ve won several car shows in my 70+ years and still own around 50 vehicles. A few are “donors”, but most are projects. Keep busy and keep having fun!
The metal “flower” you found is called an expandable anchor. A line worker for the telephone or electric Co. (I’m a lineman) would hand dig a 6-7’ hole around a foot in circumference. They then drop the unopened anchor (flower) with the rod into the hole and use a tamp to flatten the “flower” to its open position. The tamp is a 7 pound hammer on the end of a 8’ wooden handle. Then you backfill the hole to complete the install. The holding power of these anchors was significant! Great exercise installing these buggers. ✌️
Those glass things would make for cool lighting in the cabin and scrap metal is always fun. You can pick up some basic welding skills and make sculptures out of them. :)
The approach to the cabin (if that is where this road even goes) is such a rustic drive. A railroad bridge and a tunnel. All one lane waiting for your camera. Great country. Thanks for another great upload.
Spring in the West Kootenays; ice falls, rock falls, ice and rock falls... I remember 'treasure' hunting along the CPR tracks, always good for a stretch o' th' legs and few curios to happen upon. Those insulators can be used as walkway (night) light diffusers, they look good in daylight as well. Cheers from a former Castlegar guy, now in the Willamette valley. PS: Always make time to lay on the floor with Clyde-D-Bear (and the fur children.)
Your fart machine is hilarious 😅😅 Thanks for taking us along on your adventures 😊 Very glad to see that you may have found your allergy problem best wishes to you and Steve ❤
So glad it's not the dogs you're most allergic to! I took had a reaction but it was a cocoa butter face cream.. Clyde coming out of the dog door was hilarious. I was expecting his AROOOOH😂. Great finds in the mining area. I can picture some garden art
Another great video Michelle, you are so funny, especially about passing gas. That was hilarious. Thanks again. And Have a wonderful day and a wonderful week.
Wow, she's stunning. Early in my carpentry career as an apprentice I worked with a guy that talked about building the tunnels in Western Colorado for the I-70 corridor. He talked about the rough conditions, and digging/blasting out the tunnels. Bill R. Partridge Sr, RIP. Note: as a weird coincidence, my uncle talked about traveling that same route on foot making his way back home from the coast coming home from Korea. Yet again as fate would have it, I took Tae Kwon Do classes from a Korean immigrant that fought in Korea and then Vietnam for the US. Crazy how life intersects in the strangest of ways.
Hi Michelle, I enjoy watching your videos. You are very comical in presentations to your viewers, as your screen name represents someone with a whimsical behavior. Luna is such a sweet girl, she loves her mom and dad and brothers. She loves and enjoys exploring as much as you do. God bless you all in what you do and for those who can't speak, only bark and meow.
Dear Michygoss. 👍👌👏 2) I absolutely love the green glass insulators. How about putting an LED bulb in them and ending up having really nice looking lamps? Or doing some scrap metal art? You could fabricate a chandelier/candelabra using the insulators and some of the scrap metal you found. Especially the piece that is shaped like a turbine wheel. On the same threaded rod is another very interesting, bowl shaped piece. I would also grab all the zinc coated stuff. You can reuse or upcycle it while building your workshop etc.. Best regards, luck and health in particular. Post Scriptum: I'm glad that you didn't try to take the big boulder with you! 😁 ;-)
Turn those glass insulators upside down as furniture feet. You'd need an attached central cylinder to fit down inside the insulator. If you salvage what they are screwed onto, property sized, they can be attached to the bottom of the furniture
Oh yes, Your fur babies will love the doggy doorway for sure. We now have 6 big dogs and my wife asked me to install a bigger doggy doorway so it is done along with a little porch for them to just lay out in the sun and enjoy their porch. Enjoy and be Safe.
I can't wait for you to complete your workshop. I hate to see you working on the floor. As you know it is always best to bring the work up to your level. Thank you for the video's. I learn something every video.
Michelle I found you RUclips channel a few years back. Look forward to your videos all the time. Never really posted but thoroughly enjoy your videos. Will be nice to see when you guys finally get your boat back home. You have such a good imagination and talent on how to build and decorate your cabin on the mountain cliff. On those metal brackets that you unscrewed the insulators off of, and if you had enough of them could somehow implement those on a railing around your decking. Maybe using ropes as a go-between the brackets. I don't think cable would be very good, too hard to work with. Anyway just an idea I know whatever you come up with will work perfectly. Again really enjoy all of your videos. Looks like it's gonna take some big machinery to get those boulders out of the road. Hope you and Steve have a good day.
I have never seen such a beautiful woman have so many “kids” in her life as you and still look as beautiful as you do Michy. You and Steve look after all of your kids so very well. You are both amazing people ❤❤
Michy, Whenever my Boxer dog Timber passed gas it startled him so much that Timmy would jump up and look around. That always made me laugh for his entire 14 years with me. I too love discovering old items left by folks who were here before me. In my Sierra mountain home I find relics left by the early 1800's loggers and ancient artifacts left by the native Miwok people who lived in my canyon. Exciting to discover any wonderful connection to the past.
Hi again Michy, from my 12 + years on the railroad those plates of steel are referred to as “Tie Plates” to help distribute the weight of the rail on the wood tie
The only thing that was too much for me were the roaring belly laughs that lasted so long my sides started hurting. Also, I'm very glad to hear that you solved your allergy issue. It makes me very happy that it wasn't the pets (or Steve).
You know back in the day when they were taking down all that stuff they should have put it in the back of a truck and haul it out of there😂 the dog cabinet for the food looks really good it's a nice touch😂 I'm glad you found out what was doing your allergies😂 they are such a pain my wife's perfume gave me allergies😂 but thank you for the video I will see you on the next one
Michelle. That fish plate, the big chunk of metal with the four bolts, is probably worth a few dollars to a railwayana collector, so if you don't get around to repurposing it, it could still make you some money in the right sale, after all with a date like that, it is a genuine antique...Regards Robin.
I love how you make something beautiful out of things people call junk. i'm the same way love finding very old things and reuse them i see beauty in just about anything.
I lmao 🤣 your Hilarious And beautiful, Animal lover Outdoors woman Steve is a lucky man. Hope you got the road cleared out to get to the cabin Thanks for the video!!
Hi Michelle. The bar with the bolts you found is a joint bar used to connect two rails together. Railroads used one on each side of connecting the rails. Nice to now have a dog door. Watch out for racoons now. I talk from expience. I agree with the one who said good you were on the home side of the slide. Michelle your still the most gorgous woman. Great video. Stay safe and happy.
It's really quite incredible the amount of discarded railroad debris, and other junk, just left to rot in nature from past generations. It was very irresponsible, without forethought, and careless, especially the discarded glass. Very nice dog food cabinet. Nice work.
I see a lot of tail holds that could be used to attach a snach block to. When I go out in the back roads I take some 3/4 to 1" sampson line 3 lengths of 5/8 100 feet each. A bunch of 5/8 crosby shackles and a few 3/4 crosby shackles. Now with a few of the tail holds I bet in a couple of hours I could skid most of those larger rocks off the side. Leaving the biggest till the last then collect all my stuff have a nice lunch with me and my dog. Set the timer and have a nice snoose 🙂 wake up and tackle that big rock. Now I will know in 45 minutes weather im going to be able to safly move that big rock off the road and over the side and down that bank or just twist it so it sits side ways to the road. That would give me enough room to sneek right by it. Go on out to the point look around take a few pictures. Make a nice stake dinner have some wine stare at the stars crawl in my blanket spend the night out their. Wake up early clean up put somthings away go for a walk about. By noon should be ready to leave with some great picks of my adventure have a great storie of how I did a hard days work. Like the pioneers might have. But instead of using horse pow I would use the HP of the truck. Get back to life around dinner put my stuff away. Get some things out of the fridge maby some harty Pasta thing happining. Can you take a guess what it could be. It don't take long when most of the ingredances have been done up a while back. crack the top off another bottle of red shower up turn on some tunes. Have a conversation with the dog, if the evning is nice sit out side take in some quiet before turning in. Sounds fine. Yep👍😊
I have been watching your videos over the past several days, and I must say, they are relaxing!! I love your personality and how you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty!!
Nice to know the dogs are not the main issue with the allergy, I liked the treasure hunting because I too enjoy old discarded and forgotten artifacts. Was sorry you could not take us techicoly to the cliff but that's another day and trip that we can ride along with you on. Thanks for sharing this adventure.
Moral of this story is carry a 40-60 ft , 4-6 inch wide 60k tow strap so you can use your truck to drag those smaller rocks out of the way. Looked to me you coulda gotten around. Also, a Johnson bar is always handy to have in the truck. P.S. those glass insulators can be worth money
The tracks you saw were either wild hogs, or feral pigs. Don't know if they are a problem in your area, but be careful with the dogs around pigs and keep a gun close - they will attack for no good reason. Love the videos!
Thanks for reeling us in and especially for letting us swim away. We'll keep hanging around the hook to see what you'll be teasing us with again. I'm looking forward to seeing how the doggie door gets used. Mine is still in the box.
bring a pry bar next time to get those wooden angled insulator mounts! screw them to the wall and you can have the complete mount.. And bring those galvanized mounts! Put an LED in them for porch ambiance..
I just came across your channel for the first time. Such charisma and genuine personality. It's refreshing, as a man, to see a "real" woman. You could do any boring documentary and make it fun to watch. You just got an obvious spark where many don't. I subscribed. I know nothing about you, but I want to see more. Bless you.
First visit. My “enthusiasms” run much the same as this adventure. I’m attracted to the glass, metal , rocks, and lots of etc. 😂 I was descending a wet , frozen bank not so long ago and slid on my backside about 10’ and stopped up against a tree. No real harm, know I’m leashed to my service dog Kenny and am using a cane. The tree broke off when a tried to get up and I needed to roll onto my belly to get my knees under me. When I saw your descent I cracked up!! At least you have a fart machine to match the skid marks ❤
Best ad on the tube. I didn’t skip it or fwd it. Also. I bought and used the first. Erosion for years. Some of the best money I spent and money for laughs was so many more enjoyable laughs than anything else I could’ve bought. The subwoofer is a novelty but is nice to have.
I like how you add in drone footage which you are quite good at doing ! RR trestle done using a drone adds a whole new meaning to the experience! Very well done !
Can't believe what complete disregard for the environment these workers had; so much junk just pushed over the edge, i'm sure the wildlife just loved these guys. Just as well you are clearing some of it away, and I love your upcycling ideas !
love whomever finds and uses material that where left as garbadge even if they are usable in so many ways i do it too..... nice video nice job with the wood cabinet beautyfull woman and scenary hope you the best keep up the good work
Use the insulators as lighting . Put an led bulb up inside them . Now that I think about it a fixture or lamp that uses a number of them each with a light inside ! I bet that you could build a really nice hanging dining or foyer fixture .
Oh my, the rock slide, finding things that most would not repurpose, and the added doggy exit door, the most important thing in this video is that you figured out what was irritating those beautiful eyes! 😊
Way too funny infomercial! Especially tricking your 4 legged family! Hate to see the heavy equipment arrive while your GMC is sitting there and your not. Nice video Thank You!
Just when I thought you had lost all your steam, you put out another masterpiece. It is so refreshing to have adult conversations about these things. -Curt Kuhns
Good morning to you both, you just be careful and safe, this looks trejerdous, call for the parks department of your town because I'm afraid that you both would git hurt trying to clear all of this up, give the puppy a hug for me as well, God bless
I had been just wondering if the gas regulator vent ( exhaust ) is the minimum required ( code ) distance from the edge of the doggie door ! Although , I'd be more concerned based on wind direction past the gas meter. I was surprised that the old csa code says 1 foot . I guess they don't make it the three foot tier , possibly because they have a very low expectation of failures of the regulator . BTW - Quite the scenery you have to deal with out west . 😁 Our young 20 y/o music instructor is from BC while she attends uni here . P.S. - Luna is a cutie and VERY well behaved while exploring . Oh and the CPR called .... they want their glass fixtures back .... Maybe to avoid littering and dumping fines 🙄. .
Hey Michy!! Glad you figured out your 'allergy' issues. Sorry to see that rockslide took time away from your cliff cabin, but glad you made it eventful with some treasurehunting! Be well!
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You know it is a good day when you are on the home side of a rock slide.
Indeed. Both on the other side or under side would be worse …
At least you have a place to shelter on the other side.
A proper point, that.@@turbinepower77
Land takin it all back😮
Omg this woman has such a sense of humor!
Ànd that's rare these days
Endoscopy nurse. Nothing sacred!
I grew up with a nurse family. The things I could tell 😂.
Maybe if you turned up the volume of the fart box you could blast some of the rocks off the road.
Pretty woman, hard working, industrious and funny! Ha! 😇 God bless you my dear.
That's a stunning opener with the drone footage. Love seeing that trestle & tunnel...so cool.
Production quality has definitely suddenly improved.
@@jakester455thanks! I did also buy another camera (a nice one), so I’ll be incorporating it here and there
Yet another gem. Wylie coyote rock piles and a fart machine, This is why we love you.
You’re a special person I love the way your mind works
I love trying to figure out how it works!
I love your videos as you are not shy trying different things to do . Certainly when you are near a rockslide you just have the curiosity to investigate further especially inside the tunnel . Good on you for having the gutso to keep going .
Your wood working skills are also amazing creating beautiful pieces for the kitchen and small furniture items. Good on you !!!!
You never know what goodies can be found on a " treasure " hunt & the adrenalin rush never stops .. nor does the curiosity.
Just stumbled upon this video and enjoyed watching you discover and analyze old forgotten items for repurposing.
My Mother had a keen eye for doing just that. She made wonderful art from very old pieces of “junk”. I’ve been lucky to have picked up on some of that insight, but use it not only around the house, but also for my classic/special interest car restoration hobby. I’ve won several car shows in my 70+ years and still own around 50 vehicles. A few are “donors”, but most are projects.
Keep busy and keep having fun!
You can always put insulators over l.e. d. lites in one of your cabins. They look pretty cool lit up. 😊
LED's are great for this, colors, low energy use, long lasting...
I was having the same thought
True.
The metal “flower” you found is called an expandable anchor. A line worker for the telephone or electric Co. (I’m a lineman) would hand dig a 6-7’ hole around a foot in circumference. They then drop the unopened anchor (flower) with the rod into the hole and use a tamp to flatten the “flower” to its open position. The tamp is a 7 pound hammer on the end of a 8’ wooden handle.
Then you backfill the hole to complete the install.
The holding power of these anchors was significant!
Great exercise installing these buggers. ✌️
Those glass things would make for cool lighting in the cabin and scrap metal is always fun. You can pick up some basic welding skills and make sculptures out of them. :)
The approach to the cabin (if that is where this road even goes) is such a rustic drive. A railroad bridge and a tunnel. All one lane waiting for your camera. Great country. Thanks for another great upload.
MITCHY, I LOVE YOU. YOUR ADVENTURSE AND HUMOR ARE THE BEST.
Just love your videos. I always look forward to Sunday mornings with you. Just beautiful watching you ❤
Good stuff Michy! I'm glad your not allergic (severely) to the pups. They so enrich your life and ours.
Spring in the West Kootenays; ice falls, rock falls, ice and rock falls...
I remember 'treasure' hunting along the CPR tracks, always good for a stretch o' th' legs and few curios to happen upon.
Those insulators can be used as walkway (night) light diffusers, they look good in daylight as well.
Cheers from a former Castlegar guy, now in the Willamette valley.
PS: Always make time to lay on the floor with Clyde-D-Bear (and the fur children.)
Your fart machine is hilarious 😅😅 Thanks for taking us along on your adventures 😊 Very glad to see that you may have found your allergy problem best wishes to you and Steve ❤
So glad it's not the dogs you're most allergic to! I took had a reaction but it was a cocoa butter face cream.. Clyde coming out of the dog door was hilarious. I was expecting his AROOOOH😂. Great finds in the mining area. I can picture some garden art
Nice big buck tracks....love your adventures!❤❤❤
Another great video Michelle, you are so funny, especially about passing gas. That was hilarious. Thanks again. And Have a wonderful day and a wonderful week.
I've had the fart machine for years and whole heartedly support your effort to introduce its wonderful sounds. Keep building.🤣
I really missed you last week,so glad to see you on today,great video!
Wow, she's stunning. Early in my carpentry career as an apprentice I worked with a guy that talked about building the tunnels in Western Colorado for the I-70 corridor. He talked about the rough conditions, and digging/blasting out the tunnels. Bill R. Partridge Sr, RIP. Note: as a weird coincidence, my uncle talked about traveling that same route on foot making his way back home from the coast coming home from Korea. Yet again as fate would have it, I took Tae Kwon Do classes from a Korean immigrant that fought in Korea and then Vietnam for the US. Crazy how life intersects in the strangest of ways.
Hi Michelle, I enjoy watching your videos. You are very comical in presentations to your viewers, as your screen name represents someone with a whimsical behavior. Luna is such a sweet girl, she loves her mom and dad and brothers. She loves and enjoys exploring as much as you do. God bless you all in what you do and for those who can't speak, only bark and meow.
I collect old railroad relics on my wanderings as well. I relish your videos, I sit here laughing most of the time. Don't stop.
Dear Michygoss.
👍👌👏 2) I absolutely love the green glass insulators. How about putting an LED bulb in them and ending up having really nice looking lamps? Or doing some scrap metal art? You could fabricate a chandelier/candelabra using the insulators and some of the scrap metal you found. Especially the piece that is shaped like a turbine wheel. On the same threaded rod is another very interesting, bowl shaped piece. I would also grab all the zinc coated stuff. You can reuse or upcycle it while building your workshop etc..
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Post Scriptum: I'm glad that you didn't try to take the big boulder with you! 😁 ;-)
Turn those glass insulators upside down as furniture feet. You'd need an attached central cylinder to fit down inside the insulator. If you salvage what they are screwed onto, property sized, they can be attached to the bottom of the furniture
Oh yes, Your fur babies will love the doggy doorway for sure. We now have 6 big dogs and my wife asked me to install a bigger doggy doorway so it is done along with a little porch for them to just lay out in the sun and enjoy their porch. Enjoy and be Safe.
Yep I’m gonna make a nice little area for them!
I can't wait for you to complete your workshop. I hate to see you working on the floor. As you know it is always best to bring the work up to your level. Thank you for the video's. I learn something every video.
Michelle I found you RUclips channel a few years back. Look forward to your videos all the time. Never really posted but thoroughly enjoy your videos. Will be nice to see when you guys finally get your boat back home.
You have such a good imagination and talent on how to build and decorate your cabin on the mountain cliff. On those metal brackets that you unscrewed the insulators off of, and if you had enough of them could somehow implement those on a railing around your decking. Maybe using ropes as a go-between the brackets. I don't think cable would be very good, too hard to work with. Anyway just an idea I know whatever you come up with will work perfectly. Again really enjoy all of your videos. Looks like it's gonna take some big machinery to get those boulders out of the road. Hope you and Steve have a good day.
I have never seen such a beautiful woman have so many “kids” in her life as you and still look as beautiful as you do Michy. You and Steve look after all of your kids so very well. You are both amazing people ❤❤
Michy, Whenever my Boxer dog Timber passed gas it startled him so much that Timmy would jump up and look around. That always made me laugh for his entire 14 years with me. I too love discovering old items left by folks who were here before me. In my Sierra mountain home I find relics left by the early 1800's loggers and ancient artifacts left by the native Miwok people who lived in my canyon. Exciting to discover any wonderful connection to the past.
It’s definitely so cool! ❤️
That dog food cabinet is amazing! It looks great :)
Hi again Michy, from my 12 + years on the railroad those plates of steel are referred to as “Tie Plates” to help distribute the weight of the rail on the wood tie
I love the way you put together old wood n make it come alive again , Energized Soul 👍♥️🌹🙏😎
Thumbs up Toot's.....LOL !! I'll bet Steve was pretty nervous the first 1/2 hour after you found that jewel...😅
The only thing that was too much for me were the roaring belly laughs that lasted so long my sides started hurting. Also, I'm very glad to hear that you solved your allergy issue. It makes me very happy that it wasn't the pets (or Steve).
You know back in the day when they were taking down all that stuff they should have put it in the back of a truck and haul it out of there😂 the dog cabinet for the food looks really good it's a nice touch😂 I'm glad you found out what was doing your allergies😂 they are such a pain my wife's perfume gave me allergies😂 but thank you for the video I will see you on the next one
Whoa! Where's Superman when you need him? As I almost never say... lol You crack me up! 🤣
Michelle. That fish plate, the big chunk of metal with the four bolts, is probably worth a few dollars to a railwayana collector, so if you don't get around to repurposing it, it could still make you some money in the right sale, after all with a date like that, it is a genuine antique...Regards Robin.
I love how you make something beautiful out of things people call junk. i'm the same way love finding very old things and reuse them i see beauty in just about anything.
I lmao 🤣 your Hilarious And beautiful, Animal lover Outdoors woman Steve is a lucky man. Hope you got the road cleared out to get to the cabin Thanks for the video!!
Hi Michelle. The bar with the bolts you found is a joint bar used to connect two rails together. Railroads used one on each side of connecting the rails. Nice to now have a dog door. Watch out for racoons now. I talk from expience. I agree with the one who said good you were on the home side of the slide. Michelle your still the most gorgous woman. Great video. Stay safe and happy.
I love your sense of humor!
It's really quite incredible the amount of discarded railroad debris, and other junk, just left to rot in nature from past generations. It was very irresponsible, without forethought, and careless, especially the discarded glass.
Very nice dog food cabinet. Nice work.
I see a lot of tail holds that could be used to attach a snach block to. When I go out in the back roads I take some 3/4 to 1" sampson line 3 lengths of 5/8 100 feet each. A bunch of 5/8 crosby shackles and a few 3/4 crosby shackles. Now with a few of the tail holds I bet in a couple of hours I could skid most of those larger rocks off the side. Leaving the biggest till the last then collect all my stuff have a nice lunch with me and my dog. Set the timer and have a nice snoose 🙂 wake up and tackle that big rock. Now I will know in 45 minutes weather im going to be able to safly move that big rock off the road and over the side and down that bank or just twist it so it sits side ways to the road. That would give me enough room to sneek right by it. Go on out to the point look around take a few pictures. Make a nice stake dinner have some wine stare at the stars crawl in my blanket spend the night out their. Wake up early clean up put somthings away go for a walk about. By noon should be ready to leave with some great picks of my adventure have a great storie of how I did a hard days work. Like the pioneers might have. But instead of using horse pow I would use the HP of the truck. Get back to life around dinner put my stuff away. Get some things out of the fridge maby some harty Pasta thing happining. Can you take a guess what it could be. It don't take long when most of the ingredances have been done up a while back. crack the top off another bottle of red shower up turn on some tunes. Have a conversation with the dog, if the evning is nice sit out side take in some quiet before turning in. Sounds fine. Yep👍😊
I have been watching your videos over the past several days, and I must say, they are relaxing!! I love your personality and how you aren't afraid to get your hands dirty!!
The doggie door is nice , until you get an unwanted guest such as a rat 🐀 , a snake 🐍 , or a raccoon
Had a doggy door 10 years, and counting, NEVER had an unwanted "guest" make an appearance; with three dogs, most critters stay well clear.
We had a baby possum that had lost its mother trying to get in from the cold. We called the critter people ...the ones that save them, not kill them.
Nice to know the dogs are not the main issue with the allergy, I liked the treasure hunting because I too enjoy old discarded and forgotten artifacts. Was sorry you could not take us techicoly to the cliff but that's another day and trip that we can ride along with you on. Thanks for sharing this adventure.
Moral of this story is carry a 40-60 ft , 4-6 inch wide 60k tow strap so you can use your truck to drag those smaller rocks out of the way. Looked to me you coulda gotten around. Also, a Johnson bar is always handy to have in the truck.
P.S. those glass insulators can be worth money
And just as you're finishing, the county bulldozer shows up.
Or a rock drill and dynamite!
Or call a man with a machine to move it for you
I’m glad you’ve got most of your allergies figured out. I hope you feel a lot better! Love you mean it!❤
The tracks you saw were either wild hogs, or feral pigs. Don't know if they are a problem in your area, but be careful with the dogs around pigs and keep a gun close - they will attack for no good reason. Love the videos!
We definitely don’t have wild pigs or wild hogs around here!
be glad you are able to get out and not be stuck on the other side.
I love seeing all of the things you find along the railway grade.
Hi, how far does the train grade go. Here in North Carolina they turn old train grades into hiking trails called rails to trails.
Wow, glad you aren’t under all that Rock!! Congrats on the Woodland Mills Article
-you’re moving up in the world. ❤Wilber& Margaret from the lower 48
Yikes what a mess....Thanks for the video :) 🌻🐾
Wicked cool video just subbed to your channel! Can't wait to see what else you bring to the table
You crack me up! I look forward to your Sunday videos. Thank You 🤣
Thanks for reeling us in and especially for letting us swim away. We'll keep hanging around the hook to see what you'll be teasing us with again. I'm looking forward to seeing how the doggie door gets used. Mine is still in the box.
Ours was in the box for about 1.5 years!
bring a pry bar next time to get those wooden angled insulator mounts! screw them to the wall and you can have the complete mount.. And bring those galvanized mounts! Put an LED in them for porch ambiance..
Definitely Elk, and, thanks for posting, looks like below Building Lookout. You have a keen mind and strength. Love it. 😊
Hello from the Netherlands.
thanks for the video Michelle .
Kind regards, Hollandduck
Great show!!! You guys keep busy for sure. Your steel flower is a ground anchor for the power poles. We use them for traffic signals as well
Nice woodworking, I've seen some glass insulators used as hanging light shades. 😊
Luna is a wonderful adventure pal! Great treasure hunt. Yay on the antique repurposing! Awesome dog food cabinet...and dog door!! 👍😎🇨🇦🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾💘
Amazing amounts of effort went into building this old infrastructure. Nice pictures of exploring it.
Here's a blank check and a pen. Write in any amount. Just so long as I get that fart machine !! 😂😂😂😂😂
I just came across your channel for the first time. Such charisma and genuine personality. It's refreshing, as a man, to see a "real" woman.
You could do any boring documentary and make it fun to watch. You just got an obvious spark where many don't.
I subscribed. I know nothing about you, but I want to see more.
Bless you.
First visit. My “enthusiasms” run much the same as this adventure. I’m attracted to the glass, metal , rocks, and lots of etc.
😂 I was descending a wet , frozen bank not so long ago and slid on my backside about 10’ and stopped up against a tree. No real harm, know I’m leashed to my service dog Kenny and am using a cane. The tree broke off when a tried to get up and I needed to roll onto my belly to get my knees under me.
When I saw your descent I cracked up!!
At least you have a fart machine to match the skid marks
❤
I love how you don't take yourself too seriously. Have fun with life...
I think the insulators would make a really cool looking chandelier! Love the color of them. Maybe even make a rope light out of them.
Best ad on the tube. I didn’t skip it or fwd it. Also. I bought and used the first. Erosion for years. Some of the best money I spent and money for laughs was so many more enjoyable laughs than anything else I could’ve bought. The subwoofer is a novelty but is nice to have.
Nice to see Roxy demonstrating your toy with her usual style and grace!
I like how you add in drone footage which you are quite good at doing ! RR trestle done using a drone adds a whole new meaning to the experience! Very well done !
Michelle you are the treasure I look for every sunday .
Happy Easter michygoss 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇🐇
Oh, the fart machine commercial had me cracking up. Oh girl, you are a good advertiser!.
That was spot on!
Awesome, did not know you are Canadian. Wonderful to have Canadian beautifully made you tuber. Love all Canadians and Americans. Cheers. ❤😊
Can't believe what complete disregard for the environment these workers had; so much junk just pushed over the edge, i'm sure the wildlife just loved these guys. Just as well you are clearing some of it away, and I love your upcycling ideas !
love whomever finds and uses material that where left as garbadge even if they are usable in so many ways i do it too..... nice video nice job with the wood cabinet beautyfull woman and scenary hope you the best keep up the good work
What’s a man got to do…. ;) excellent episode michy! That fart machine lol lol those poor dogs lol
Use the insulators as lighting . Put an led bulb up inside them . Now that I think about it a fixture or lamp that uses a number of them each with a light inside ! I bet that you could build a really nice hanging dining or foyer fixture .
I love your eyes WOW!!! Great idea having a dog door especially given how many dogs you have.
Oh my, the rock slide, finding things that most would not repurpose, and the added doggy exit door, the most important thing in this video is that you figured out what was irritating those beautiful eyes! 😊
I'm new to this channel and the content is great. It was heartwarming seeing Clyde coming through the dog door last. May he rest in peace ❤
Steve is such a lucky man. I sure hope he realizes it. I’d be joining in on the treasure hunting fun, if I were there. Awesome.
I spent April and May out there and explored that rail trail. Had a great time and can't wait to get back.
Amazing woman! and thank you a woman with a sense of humour & sharing this video
Way too funny infomercial! Especially tricking your 4 legged family! Hate to see the heavy equipment arrive while your GMC is sitting there and your not. Nice video Thank You!
You are so funny and real what a blessing. Thanks.
Just when I thought you had lost all your steam, you put out another masterpiece. It is so refreshing to have adult conversations about these things. -Curt Kuhns
Did you wonder if I ate too many beans?!? 😂
Good morning to you both, you just be careful and safe, this looks trejerdous, call for the parks department of your town because I'm afraid that you both would git hurt trying to clear all of this up, give the puppy a hug for me as well, God bless
I had been just wondering if the gas regulator vent ( exhaust ) is the minimum required ( code ) distance from the edge of the doggie door !
Although , I'd be more concerned based on wind direction past the gas meter.
I was surprised that the old csa code says 1 foot .
I guess they don't make it the three foot tier , possibly because they have a very low expectation of failures of the regulator .
BTW - Quite the scenery you have to deal with out west . 😁
Our young 20 y/o music instructor is from BC while she attends uni here .
P.S. - Luna is a cutie and VERY well behaved while exploring .
Oh and the CPR called .... they want their glass fixtures back ....
Maybe to avoid littering and dumping fines 🙄.
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Excellent Work, Michelle!! Very Inspirational.
USAF VET. Father of Seven Adults
Blessings to Everyone who Loves AMERICA.
I like the dog chow station, and your adventures were interesting with the finding of the old items
I love your scrapping job you find some neat stuff! You go girl ,
Hey Michy!! Glad you figured out your 'allergy' issues. Sorry to see that rockslide took time away from your cliff cabin, but glad you made it eventful with some treasurehunting! Be well!
Stinks you couldn’t get to the cabin, but what a view/ride getting there. Thats awesome.