@@TheWoodlandEscape that’s manly ruggedness, not the emasculated plastic surgery man of today….ur living my dream man, I wanna leave the city life eventually and live like u. City ppl r slowly losing their minds. Respect bro.
A slower pace that combines the joy of accomplishment and solitude, wrought by a hard-working, skilled and self-sufficient man. It's good to see someone so comfortable with himself.
I dream often of living the life of Jeremiah Johnson, but that life has not been reserved for me. Thank you sir for letting me and countless others vicariously live that life through you. Godspeed
You've chosen the right kind of fireplace, being a Lord Rumford, it throws the most heat. Enjoy, I built my own chimney and Rumford and it has been wonderful watching the flames for hours, dreaming.
Davey crocket would be proud. What a way to live . So simple and yet hard work . Don’t we all wish we could go back in time with the knowledge of modern world . Love it xox
@@TheWoodlandEscape no thank you . I’ve had my own property and we lived simply . My health meant I couldn’t do it for long but those few yrs meant everything to me . 2 acres of fruit 2 acres of veg chickens on a river massive damns and the heaviest way of life but my body had other ideas, thank you for sharing its lovely seeing your world xo
@@TheWoodlandEscape yes it did . I still see it as clearly as if I were still there. My gardens of fruit and veg to the river view from my kitchen window to sitting on the deck taking a break from the heat. I can say I envy your life . Bless you xox
Peter, Each time that I watch your videos, whether the first time or several times, I know that I am watching a "Kindred Spirit." It is not often that a Kindred Spirit appears, but when it does it leaves a lightness in the heart that that never grows old. I pray for many more years to you, my friend!
@@adamwiech4874 My mom grew up with no running water, central heat or electricity. That's a little too primitive for a soft boy like me. Not too fond of the outhouse.
I have strived for this all my life. As a Traditional Catholic ex alcoholic 23 year old Kentuckian. I need to reconnect with my old roots and find peace finally.
Ain’t nothing like sitting around a good fire on a cold morning with a mug of Joe in your mitt. I used to put mine on the hearth to stay warm. I know it was cold when you made this video because there was a dusting of snow on the bottom of the fireplace. Nice looking fireplace, Peter. I envy you.
You are one in a million. Don't let the down voters bother you. There are always people who like nothing better than to be negative. You are a amazing man! Sharon🇺🇸
My grandfather built a fireplace like that @ 80 years ago, just as I was born. We burned @ 4.5 cords of wood per year to keep the house warm. Then @ 60 years ago, a old fellow who had been building fireplaces came along and measured it up. He bricked it up 3 coarse from the bottom, filled the base with sand and put a steel plate with glass doors across the front and cut our firewood to less that one cord per year. He also cut a hole in the wall and fed 4" of air in to the fire from outside. You have built a beautiful, authentic hot air vacuum cleaner, sucking all the heat out of the house and cold air in every crack from outside.
@@bipslone8880 One can easily live a pioneer life today and still have dentistry and surgery. Peter appears to have a good set of teeth and in outstanding shape.
Now I understand why you're so agile. Since being an arborist you've managed to use all the muscles in your body. I'd say it served you well. The tavern is beautiful and I especially like the fireplace. Great job, Peter!!!
Nu,e om fain și se vede liniștea lui ,e vârstă e nimic pe lume este tihna ,pacea,sănătatea,,mișcarea f. efort ...și calmat fiind poate dormi liniștit f.stres.
I'm a mason of 30+yrs,2nd gen..and that fireplace had a very special, unique, soothing ,heartfelt glow when it was lit..some things you can't buy..congradulations.
@@TheWoodlandEscape SO YOU LAID THAT ON YOUR OWN...WOW..I tip my hat to you sir ,well done and BEAUTIFUL. I haven't watched but 3 videos. Very well done.Congradulations. It breaks my heart to brick homes these days with no fireplace or worse they have fake gas logs. I left Virginia for Denver,Co to lay bricks for about a year till my son missed his mom and i had to return to Va. Even the apartments in Denver had wood burning fireplaces, not to mention $1400month rent, lol. I'm sure your fireplace will bring you much enjoyment. I'm currently getting into sailing and have a love for the old wooden sailboats with the old style interiors.Ill be seeing your vids and thanks for uploading them. Very peaceful and informative
I drive a bucket truck for a friend that supports his Cummins swapping everything addiction by doing tree work so I'm saving up for a sawmill to mill what I can't find for my small house I'm building from reclaimed materials. It may look weird when I'm done but I really don't care.
My great admiration goes to this skilled man, fully in charge of his own destiny and found that contentment is not out there but lies at your own feet.
simply charmed to watch this. rarely do i see someone "want" to start a fire from a spark, and i know of a tradition in many culture of the first fire being lit needing to come from a spark. lovely to watch
Your amazing! Never saw a man forge his own hinges then start the first fire on his lap! Love your lifestyle! I've been living off grid for over 16 yrs now just S. Olympic Nation Rain Forest!
@@TheWoodlandEscape I do live in beauty here NW! Hoods Canal is shaped like a hook, an I'm right at apex. I can go right, at bottom of my hill, along hood Canal south shore, or straight straight an north along North Shore. I'm in between two Indian casinos an sometimes go to breakfast with friends. Across street from breakfast is Indian pot shop! I live next to wide/flat, well used game trail to creek an only water supply for local area. 2 nights ago Mt. lion run over my roofs, (for real!) Mom cat pooped outside my window at 3:00am for a bountry for her kittens (too not go down hillside to 101)! But now kittens are teenagers, pushing past mom's authority. So right past her markings they use my roof as toy sometime! From side they jump up on water table, an up onto wood kindling box in rear. Yeah, I live in great region, scuba diving in San Juan Islands, around octopus, Orcas an all the rest! Great times an great stories! Check this: at very tip of America is an island an Lighthouse, at top of hero straights. This island is basalt vertical rock wall cliff rock formation, 600 ft deep! Every thing moves an turns on that corner from Orcas to submarines, huge Lin Cod fish lay on outcropping on that straight vertical wall, an let current bring them chow. About 60ft ft just south of the corner of America, part of the wall fell off, leaving a room with ceiling an two walls just like in your house but under water. But there is No Floor, only straight down depth for 540ft.. At 300ft is a black line, limiting any vision, but you know there is 300ft below that black line. Scariest place I've even been. (not just depth, but what might pass in front of you) With ceiling you can see yourself rise an fall inches in depth with every breath. But then a huge lin cod passes in front of you, or a pod of killer whales. An they know your there with all air bubbles! (An I've seen them be savage, top of the food chain killers), but I also seen them close up in middle of pod of 5 for almost an hour an they waited their turn for affection! Yeah, I live in amazing place! My diving partner passed, so I'm the only one that knows that roof off/room on the very NW corner of America!
Thanks Margaret! That means a lot! My father volunteered for underwater demolitions teams (UDT). So I was raised different than most, an in water before I could walk! I rescued my first wild animal, Bob cat, at 12! I walked into mt lion den an won over 200lb male Over with affection, same as orcas! I spent nite in middle of huge elk hurd! I measured worlds largest octopus for marine Labs! I've got 34 black bear on game cameras! Yeah, my life has been an adventure! My game trail to water is amazing at 20"+ wide, packed hard, I got 169 game pictures in 5 days! Very Cool!
i ve a smile in my face while seeing this man light on the first time his new fire place.. so simple so good, we ve to slow down our live.. to enjoy the simple way!
What an absolutely beautiful cabin you have. I often dream about living in a cozy place like this and then wake up to a tiny apartment with few windows to let air in. I am older now and too crippled up, never had enough money to be comfortable but I'm finding myself smiling when I watch your video and your wonderful efforts to build such a serene place. I think all of my pain would go away if I could live there. I have NO peace and quiet here which I believe can heal a person. Thank you for the lovely video, now I can dream about living in your cabin.
My Goodness!! 150K views on this video. That is fantastic. Congratulations Peter and Cathy. We are very excited with you. This should boost your channel a lot.
Imagine two hundred years from now, your descendents sitting around that fireplace and telling stories about their great, great, great, great grandparents who came to this land in their retirement and built this cabin with their own hands. As a plus, they can dig out the old DVDs and see you build it log by log, rock by rock.😊
With climate change..massive fires..I'd give them..at this rate..two years..anyway..will make great content fodder..how I rebuilt my burnt out cabin every year for a decade...there is no escape from this...
Love this lifestyle, we had a few properties, one on the river, all the bells and whistles of life you could say but nothing beats what you are doing.. love it.
I wished I had a home just like that in the woods away from city life, always was my strive, but, I unfortunately will never have . God Bless you 🕊🕊🕊🕊 ❤️❤️
Excellent Peter been looking forward to seeing your fire lit. We have a saying in Scotland (usually said at Hogmany) ‘Lang may yer lum reek’ (long may your chimney smoke). Meaning hope you have the fortune to be able to cook and keep warm. So Peter, Lang may yer lum reek. John Scotland 🏴
That is the plan. I’m looking for a small 1800’s cabin I could dismantle and reconstruct back there. Love to make an authentic one complete with bellows and stone forge.
Genuine old school real man are rare species nowadays. High quality work, craftsmanship and life
We thank you for the kind words and for your interest in our channel.
Look how gracefully this man has aged. This is what a mans mind is happiest doing, we’re so out of our element esp in today’s world
Thanks Em and here all along I thought myself a tad haggard. Living close to the land is quite relaxing.
@@TheWoodlandEscape that’s manly ruggedness, not the emasculated plastic surgery man of today….ur living my dream man, I wanna leave the city life eventually and live like u. City ppl r slowly losing their minds. Respect bro.
The joy he displayed on his face after lighting his fireplace was absolutely priceless.
It was a priceless moment, give one might say it was set in stone … will it draw or will it smoke us out? It works very well indeed.
A slower pace that combines the joy of accomplishment and solitude, wrought by a hard-working, skilled and self-sufficient man. It's good to see someone so comfortable with himself.
Very flattering, thank you.
I would rather have a home like that than any million-dollar mansion. Your blessed
I feel the same Larry. I don’t have a lot of money but, consider myself one of the richest man on the planet.
Yeah
Me too
Delusional
@@TheWoodlandEscape I couldn't even afford the land the cabin is on, was it given or did you have to buy it?
lighting the fire for the first time is always a special moment. Sitzing at the fire, watching it for hours is what I call „man TV“.
My family and I call it caveman tv lol
*sitzing* hat dich verraten 😁👍
You know a man is legit living beautifully of the land when you look like your wearing a sack ... love it
I dream often of living the life of Jeremiah Johnson, but that life has not been reserved for me. Thank you sir for letting me and countless others vicariously live that life through you.
Godspeed
A lovely compliment, Soli, thank you.
Loved being there. I will definitely be back, Thank u for the opportunity ❤️👍
Glad you enjoyed your stay Brian … welcome back anytime.
That place takes me back in time, I feel peace there.
Thanks Ricardo
What a grand feeling it is to light that first fire and the ceiling isn’t filled with smoke. Great work all around.
Indeed, that would have been a tad disappointing David. Glad you’re enjoying our channel.
I like that style of settlement look.. Traditional foundation style. I like a bit of that.
I could live the rest of my days this way.
You've chosen the right kind of fireplace, being a Lord Rumford, it throws the most heat. Enjoy, I built my own chimney and Rumford and it has been wonderful watching the flames for hours, dreaming.
They truly do cast some good heat, with the added benefit of looking good, lol.
Agree but this firebox is improperly constructed
👍 Danke fürs Hochladen!
👍 Thanks for uploading!
👍 Very good and beautiful, thank you!
👍 Sehr gut und schön, danke!
Davey crocket would be proud. What a way to live . So simple and yet hard work . Don’t we all wish we could go back in time with the knowledge of modern world . Love it xox
Thank you, Leanne.
@@TheWoodlandEscape no thank you . I’ve had my own property and we lived simply . My health meant I couldn’t do it for long but those few yrs meant everything to me . 2 acres of fruit 2 acres of veg chickens on a river massive damns and the heaviest way of life but my body had other ideas, thank you for sharing its lovely seeing your world xo
Sounds like a very idyllic homestead, must have broke your heart to give it up.
@@TheWoodlandEscape yes it did . I still see it as clearly as if I were still there. My gardens of fruit and veg to the river view from my kitchen window to sitting on the deck taking a break from the heat. I can say I envy your life . Bless you xox
Peter,
Each time that I watch your videos, whether the first time or several times, I know that I am watching a "Kindred Spirit." It is not often that a Kindred Spirit appears, but when it does it leaves a lightness in the heart that that never grows old. I pray for many more years to you, my friend!
From Australia, you're on the right path there Peter.
Thank you but, I hope to run into a few more forks in the road of life.
Man ,now that's living .my heart yearns to live simple like this especially in today's climate of the world
We may all be doing it before too long. Those of us left. Ugh
so do it aint nothing but hard work ahead for it.
Yes but with AC and Electricity and indoor plumbing.
@@kfl611 I don't need that lol
@@adamwiech4874 My mom grew up with no running water, central heat or electricity. That's a little too primitive for a soft boy like me. Not too fond of the outhouse.
I have strived for this all my life. As a Traditional Catholic ex alcoholic 23 year old Kentuckian. I need to reconnect with my old roots and find peace finally.
I wish you well a rewarding journey, Pat.
The smile on your face says it all. That's a beautiful place you have there. God bless you, have a fine day.
Dreams man.. some saw their dreams early in life
I could watch and listen to you all day.
Ain’t nothing like sitting around a good fire on a cold morning with a mug of Joe in your mitt. I used to put mine on the hearth to stay warm. I know it was cold when you made this video because there was a dusting of snow on the bottom of the fireplace. Nice looking fireplace, Peter. I envy you.
Thank you.
You are one in a million. Don't let the down voters bother you. There are always people who like nothing better than to be negative. You are a amazing man! Sharon🇺🇸
Thanks for your kind words Sharon. It does take a lot get me down and negative people are not one of them.
My grandfather built a fireplace like that @ 80 years ago, just as I was born. We burned @ 4.5 cords of wood per year to keep the house warm. Then @ 60 years ago, a old fellow who had been building fireplaces came along and measured it up. He bricked it up 3 coarse from the bottom, filled the base with sand and put a steel plate with glass doors across the front and cut our firewood to less that one cord per year. He also cut a hole in the wall and fed 4" of air in to the fire from outside. You have built a beautiful, authentic hot air vacuum cleaner, sucking all the heat out of the house and cold air in every crack from outside.
It isn’t as efficient as you grandfather’s but it is how they were built, historically.
@@TheWoodlandEscape So you justify burning up the forest and polluting the atmosphere in the name of being historically correct?
I stand and watch someone that still cares about the day & times! I say to you Sir.....BRAVO.......ATB
My back hurts just watching this guy. Great video.
Back to a time of sanity, and respect of all things given to us by our creator. May God richly bless you in all that you do!
Pioneer Life is a nice fantasy that is busted once you consider dentistry and surgery.
@@bipslone8880 One can easily live a pioneer life today and still have dentistry and surgery. Peter appears to have a good set of teeth and in outstanding shape.
@@buggyridge my point was missed but thanks for coming out.
Wow! A man who is smart, hard working, organized, mature, and attractive! Kathy got a winner there.
Sorry Cathy not Kathy.
Simply wonderful! What a beautiful project that will keep the legacy of our ancestors way of life alive and real,to future generations.
you are awesome my Brother. you have my love and respect.
Now I understand why you're so agile. Since being an arborist you've managed to use all the muscles in your body. I'd say it served you well.
The tavern is beautiful and I especially like the fireplace. Great job, Peter!!!
He is actually 45 years old but the life was too hard in 1700's.
Looks like New Salem in Illinois
Nu,e om fain și se vede liniștea lui ,e vârstă e nimic pe lume este tihna ,pacea,sănătatea,,mișcarea f. efort ...și calmat fiind poate dormi liniștit f.stres.
im glad to see Neil is keeping busy
Amazing men walk the Earth. Thank you
I'm a mason of 30+yrs,2nd gen..and that fireplace had a very special, unique, soothing ,heartfelt glow when it was lit..some things you can't buy..congradulations.
I certainly have a new respect for your trade Sir. Thanks for your interest.
@@TheWoodlandEscape SO YOU LAID THAT ON YOUR OWN...WOW..I tip my hat to you sir ,well done and BEAUTIFUL. I haven't watched but 3 videos. Very well done.Congradulations. It breaks my heart to brick homes these days with no fireplace or worse they have fake gas logs. I left Virginia for Denver,Co to lay bricks for about a year till my son missed his mom and i had to return to Va. Even the apartments in Denver had wood burning fireplaces, not to mention $1400month rent, lol. I'm sure your fireplace will bring you much enjoyment. I'm currently getting into sailing and have a love for the old wooden sailboats with the old style interiors.Ill be seeing your vids and thanks for uploading them. Very peaceful and informative
He sees more value in the wood he sawed than his pay. I love this guy🤠
I drive a bucket truck for a friend that supports his Cummins swapping everything addiction by doing tree work so I'm saving up for a sawmill to mill what I can't find for my small house I'm building from reclaimed materials. It may look weird when I'm done but I really don't care.
That's one huge fireplace!!!
Rumford have a very large opening but, are very shallow, which gives them a much better efficiency than a standard fireplace.
My great admiration goes to this skilled man, fully in charge of his own destiny and found that contentment is not out there but lies at your own feet.
NOW THAT: IS A FRIKIN' CABIN !!! 👍👍👍🙂👍! WELL DONE !!!
Thanks Paul.
This guy is the real deal. You’ve lived quite a life as evident by your strength and skills
Thank you.
Wow, new knowledge to me. He is a craftsman, artist, and teacher. Impressive.
I’m flattered, thank you.
I hold this truth to be self evident!
This guy is a legend, all the masteries he's got
Quite the flattering comment, thanks.
I've seen Rumford fireplaces before and didn't know what they were, exactly. Now I know. Only took me almost 70 years to find out. Thanks
It took me almost 70 years to build one, lol. Just goes to show Willie, we are always learning.
That stone that you first dug up is still beautiful! Put it somewhere in your yard or foreground! It's amazing! LOVE YOUR HOME! JUST WOW!
That’s living the dream
now this is life goals living life to the fullest and loving what you do
Probably the best cabin/fireplace video ever. Randy Thomas in North Carolina
Appreciate that Randy.
Pretty amazing when you not only teach the life but you live the life.
May the hearthstones stay strong and keep you warm.
Nice to see the fruits of your labour come to fruition. The first fire must have been satisfying. Well done Peter.
Satisfying indeed Doug.
It's not the saddle that gives it away but the way the rope is coiled - this man is an experienced tree-man.
I assume you are as well.
@@TheWoodlandEscape I was, about 4 or 5 professions ago.
What a great start to the video!!!!!
What a sense of accomplishment and pride. You were beaming with excitement. Well earned, sir!
Always build your fire on top of a wooden base . Tip of the day . Nice though👍🏼
And a fine tip indeed!
the skills you have up your sleave are astonishing ... hats off to you sunshine
That's true Life!
What a wonderful sight seeing smoke come out of the chimney. (Old guy from Arkansas)🇺🇸
simply charmed to watch this. rarely do i see someone "want" to start a fire from a spark, and i know of a tradition in many culture of the first fire being lit needing to come from a spark. lovely to watch
Thank you.
After the rough day I've had this was a most welcome post. The beautiful orange glow of that fire was very welcoming!
May God bless you with rest tonight.
So schön,und ich riche das angebrannte Holz regelrecht,das kommtvselten bei mir vor!
Your amazing! Never saw a man forge his own hinges then start the first fire on his lap! Love your lifestyle! I've been living off grid for over 16 yrs now just S. Olympic Nation Rain Forest!
You live in a beautiful neck of the woods, Tim. Thanks for your compliment and your interest.
@@TheWoodlandEscape I do live in beauty here NW! Hoods Canal is shaped like a hook, an I'm right at apex. I can go right, at bottom of my hill, along hood Canal south shore, or straight straight an north along North Shore. I'm in between two Indian casinos an sometimes go to breakfast with friends. Across street from breakfast is Indian pot shop! I live next to wide/flat, well used game trail to creek an only water supply for local area. 2 nights ago Mt. lion run over my roofs, (for real!) Mom cat pooped outside my window at 3:00am for a bountry for her kittens (too not go down hillside to 101)! But now kittens are teenagers, pushing past mom's authority. So right past her markings they use my roof as toy sometime! From side they jump up on water table, an up onto wood kindling box in rear. Yeah, I live in great region, scuba diving in San Juan Islands, around octopus, Orcas an all the rest! Great times an great stories! Check this: at very tip of America is an island an Lighthouse, at top of hero straights. This island is basalt vertical rock wall cliff rock formation, 600 ft deep! Every thing moves an turns on that corner from Orcas to submarines, huge Lin Cod fish lay on outcropping on that straight vertical wall, an let current bring them chow. About 60ft ft just south of the corner of America, part of the wall fell off, leaving a room with ceiling an two walls just like in your house but under water. But there is No Floor, only straight down depth for 540ft.. At 300ft is a black line, limiting any vision, but you know there is 300ft below that black line. Scariest place I've even been. (not just depth, but what might pass in front of you) With ceiling you can see yourself rise an fall inches in depth with every breath. But then a huge lin cod passes in front of you, or a pod of killer whales. An they know your there with all air bubbles! (An I've seen them be savage, top of the food chain killers), but I also seen them close up in middle of pod of 5 for almost an hour an they waited their turn for affection! Yeah, I live in amazing place! My diving partner passed, so I'm the only one that knows that roof off/room on the very NW corner of America!
@@timbarnett3898 • You are one lucky man Tim. 😊
Thanks Margaret! That means a lot! My father volunteered for underwater demolitions teams (UDT). So I was raised different than most, an in water before I could walk! I rescued my first wild animal, Bob cat, at 12! I walked into mt lion den an won over 200lb male Over with affection, same as orcas! I spent nite in middle of huge elk hurd! I measured worlds largest octopus for marine Labs! I've got 34 black bear on game cameras! Yeah, my life has been an adventure! My game trail to water is amazing at 20"+ wide, packed hard, I got 169 game pictures in 5 days! Very Cool!
My Dad had and used his old REA lineman's climbing belt up through the 1980's. He used it anytime he had to go up on high roofs or in a tree.
Your dad was a wise one!
Great sparks coming off your firesteel. One as good as that will make fire lighting a lot easier for you. Great wee video.
Thanks Clive
How happy, spacious and free this makes you feel.
Well then, certainly makes our efforts worth while!
congratulations on the completion of your cabin and your first meal. this series was an absolute joy to watch. thank you
Thanks Mike.
LOVE the fireplace
Just beautiful. Would love to live in a cabin like that. I think I was born too late. I feel I have the pioneer heart
I’m of the same opinion Beverly and we appreciate your interest in our channel.
i ve a smile in my face while seeing this man light on the first time his new fire place.. so simple so good, we ve to slow down our live.. to enjoy the simple way!
Indeed Hanes, if we were all to slow down a tad and live more simply, I believe the world would be a better place.
What an absolutely beautiful cabin you have. I often dream about living in a cozy place like this and then wake up to a tiny apartment with few windows to let air in. I am older now and too crippled up, never had enough money to be comfortable but I'm finding myself smiling when I watch your video and your wonderful efforts to build such a serene place. I think all of my pain would go away if I could live there. I have NO peace and quiet here which I believe can heal a person.
Thank you for the lovely video, now I can dream about living in your cabin.
I’m glad it has brought a smile to your face and appreciate your kind comments.
Beautiful fireplace. Everyone needs one! What a blessing!
Beautiful chimney!!! Gotta watch later!!!!!
Thanks, Vincent.
Those little folding saws are dandy! There are some very good brands of them for pruning and you can get some in several sizes.
It looks like he is useing a ichiban samurai saw. It doesnt fold, but is arguably the best hand/limbing saw out.
Been an Arborist for most of my adult life this video is really satisfying to watch. Tree work keeps us young and very fit
Always a pleasure to meet a fellow arborist. I absolutely loved the trade … could not believe someone actually paid me to climb trees!
Love how you bring the past to life!
Just found your channel, no idea why RUclips recommended….but I love it now ….. the dream of a simpler slow life …… oh how I wish
Thanks for your interest, Heather. Simple a slow pretty much sums me up and I kinda like it that way.
Just found this channel, what a treasure. I am going to enjoy this very much.
U R a very talented man. Thank you for sharing. 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you Connie.
My Goodness!! 150K views on this video. That is fantastic. Congratulations Peter and Cathy. We are very excited with you. This should boost your channel a lot.
I suddenly see it is going onto 200K. RUclips is definitely promoting this channel. It's great because it's a great journey with excellent videos.
Very satisfying indeed!
Imagine two hundred years from now, your descendents sitting around that fireplace and telling stories about their great, great, great, great grandparents who came to this land in their retirement and built this cabin with their own hands. As a plus, they can dig out the old DVDs and see you build it log by log, rock by rock.😊
That is an interesting thought, Neva. Actually a tad comforting.
Bill Gates will prevent this.
@@antoniescargo1529 he’s dang sure trying!
Yeah i can imagine that
With climate change..massive fires..I'd give them..at this rate..two years..anyway..will make great content fodder..how I rebuilt my burnt out cabin every year for a decade...there is no escape from this...
Nice Scottish strathspey and reel on guitar at the end! I enjoy playing my fiddle next to a Rumford fireplace in my den.
Sounds idyllic. Hope you are fairing well in the nasty weather you guys have been getting.
@@TheWoodlandEscape your cabin and lifestyle are the definition of idyllic!
Excellent build the fire place is really something.
That smile at that camera when you see the fire drafting immediately. Made me smile. Cool channel.
It would have been hard for me to not have smiled … always nice to see a successful end to a project!
Love this lifestyle, we had a few properties, one on the river, all the bells and whistles of life you could say but nothing beats what you are doing.. love it.
Personally I'd take a ciqlluaq lit and heated by a naniq, but that's a different home for a different place.
I've been rolling up and tying extension cords the same way for years.. They never get tangled.. Great video..
Than you!
Lighting up the first fire must have been one hell of a good time.
You are a lord my friend into the nature i want something like that 🇬🇷🙏
Major mile stone! The first fire! Congratulations on getting this part!
Thats some real commitment with the Benjamin Lay era attire. Nice place!
What an absolutely beautiful home, I would have this any day over living in the city.
Rumford fireplaces are the best! Lots of heat without drawing all of the inside air from the cabin. Count Rumford was a genius in his day.
Couldn't agree more! His invention was almost as efficient as the stoves of the era.
Wonderful!
You Sir Are A Super Hero .. in Deerskin .. Living The Dream ..
Not to sure about the super hero part but, I’m sure enjoying life. Thanks for watching.
Outstanding
I wished I had a home just like that in the woods away from city life, always was my strive, but, I unfortunately will never have . God Bless you 🕊🕊🕊🕊 ❤️❤️
Excellent Peter been looking forward to seeing your fire lit. We have a saying in Scotland (usually said at Hogmany)
‘Lang may yer lum reek’ (long may your chimney smoke). Meaning hope you have the fortune to be able to cook and keep warm.
So Peter, Lang may yer lum reek. John Scotland 🏴
I love it. Thanks for sharing a wee bit of Scottish culture!
Thanks for sharing.
She’s a dandy. Can’t wait to go to cabin now. Great work.love the fireplace.
You definitely need some type of blacksmith shop out there, that comes in handy.
That is the plan. I’m looking for a small 1800’s cabin I could dismantle and reconstruct back there. Love to make an authentic one complete with bellows and stone forge.