The channel is progressing very well. New faces, creative ideas. The channel does not only focus on the base camp but also the vicinity of Portugal, the Cork plant, the neighbours around the camp. I like it.
Never ever stand near cables under tension! If they snap they can take an arm or a leg with them, or worse! Please be safe. Very cool project and videos as always!
Bravo to women power 💪💪 and creativity! Kudos to the filmmaker.... for the well-thought of and organized presentation of the short stories (with beginning and end) on this video. I like it when you concluded the work of the ladies with that beautiful table set up...👍👍
That bench needs a fire pit! So good to see what you guys are doing to the land. Unfortunately there's a lot of abandoned land in Portugal and is a small dream of mine to do something similar with a small piece of land in my home country. Currently living in the UK makes my heart warm seeing what you're doing! Keep it up showing people that is still hope in a better life and Obrigado pelo que estao a fazer no meu pais Stay safe from the fires guys
Perhaps source a sand bag to weigh down the rope / cable when carting objects around by tractor? It's a cheap safety measure that could prevent serious injuries should that cable snap under tension. Loved loved loved the girl power in this video. Amazing stuff guys 🇿🇦
@@samuelsilva8364 @Mark Schattefor Yep it's definitely a workout. To put some numbers behind it. A low end prosumer mixer for ca 15kg of dough output comes with a 0.75 KW (1 HP) Motor. Try to produce that kind of power output in the fitness studio for 30min every morning :-)
Hello to the new team members, I hope you have a great time. Love seeing the use you made of the fallen tree, nothing wasted, so in tune with the land around you. I also like the bread making, nicely explained and it good to hear it being cut. Stay safe, see you next week.
I really enjoy these videos. When I first started watching months ago, they were very different and I enjoyed them then, too. But I like the different moods these newer ones create with the different music. Great projects, yummy looking bread, and I hope you stay safe from the wildfires!!
I'm sure you guys at Kamp will tell us all about the fires in Portugal and your local area soon. I dearly hope your team is safe, unafraid & that you have taken precautions on how & where to evacuate when the smoke and flame comes. Best wishes to you all.
Hi Dave, please please pelase take a good look at some how-to videos on how to operate a chainsaw. The fact that you are not wearing cut-proof pants is one thing (which as many have pointed out is very dangerous) but the way you are holding the chainsaw at 6:30 is just... I don't even. Do not ever hold the break like this. It is meant to protect you in case of kick-back. If the saw is too short, then think different instead of risking your arms, face or life. Please and thank you.
Great video as always. Love the variety of video types and formats you guys post, like the contrast of the very educational ones like last week’s cork video to this week’s video of camp life. The camp life videos have such a delightful pacing and feel to them. Love seeing all the creativity of what the land provides and how y’all channel it. Cheers!
Please get a gopro that can be mounted on the dog. Dog cams are so cool and give an interesting view and lets us see the kamp in the perspective of a dog!
We have been traveling in Portugal for the last two weeks and have been following news about the wildfires. I hope that you are not being impacted by smoke or fire.
Reading horrible news about wild fires in Portugal. I sincerely hope that it doesn't affect you and that you don't have to test your existing fire safety measures for real!
Bread is love! I wonder if youre able to source sand for going underneath all of the wooden furniture so that there is better drainage and they are less likely to rot
I love everything they do, I want to meet one day and bring that idea to my country Costa Rica 🇨🇷, they infect me with a lot of peace and serenity, greetings
I don't know how many trees you have like this old bark tree but you should slab the wood with a chainsaw attachment, can't remember what it's called but they use them quite a bit in the US.
Beste mensen van Project Kamp, ik geniet altijd van jullie video's maar......ik kan het niet langer voor mij houden. Jullie zijn zulke aardige en met het leven in het algemeen zeer betrokken vrienden, bewust leven, een met de natuur en praten over gevaren tijdens het werk enz. Er over praten is toch wel heel iets anders als er echt kijk op hebben. Nou hier komt het dan, het wordt echt de hoogste tijd dat op zijn minst één van jullie, voor je eigen veiligheid, leren omgaan met een motorkettingzaag. Levensgevaarlijk zoals jullie daarmee omgaan. Voorbeeld; op 6.27 heb je je linkerhand om ( *&^%$$# doodzonde) de veiligheidsrem! Hiermee geef je zelf aan dat je geen idee hebt over de gevaren van een kettingzaag. Geloof me zo'n ding is levensgevaarlijk in de handen van een onbekwaam iemand. Bekwaam je daarin a.u.b. Nee niet fototjes kijken, niet RUclips kijken maar een echte beginnerscursus en laat niemand anders dan getrainde mensen hiermee "spelen". Jullie hebben echt geen idee wat zo'n ding kan aanrichten op het menselijk lichaam. En daarbij moet je ook het schoeisel niet vergeten, jij staat op rubber laarsjes. Kan je net zo goed flip-flops aantrekken, die geven net zoveel bescherming. Ik hoop dat jullie het bovenstaande niet zien als bemoeizucht maar als een reactie van een echt bezorgde vriendelijke volger van jullie kanaal. Ik wens jullie alle goeds en een fantastische zomer. PS, ik heb de wonden van zo'n ding gezien, dat wens je niemand toe.
Liking the utility spaces being created by repurposing the dead cork tree. Trusting that as you continue to clear the land, areas become more fire safe and walkable. Retreat places to meet/rest/exercise/eat.
Hey guys @project kamp, how much water did you use for the bread? It was 2,5 kg of flower (80% wholemeal and 20% white), 2% salt = 50gr, but the amount of water wasn't mentioned. It looked like around 1,5 litres. Those breads look very good, we'd like to try the recipe. Yummy =)
When will you make a solar cooker that will meet your needs? I made one out of a 36" TV box and used a dutch oven as the cooking blackbody, and I have always made excellent bread with it. I'm sure you would want something with more power and capacity though.
Regarding your bread making efforts. Have you thought about building a proper field where you can grow and harvest wheat as well? Would probably be a cool project to make your own mill from the granite in the area!
Coleen I love your voice.
The channel is progressing very well. New faces, creative ideas. The channel does not only focus on the base camp but also the vicinity of Portugal, the Cork plant, the neighbours around the camp.
I like it.
You guys are so wholesome! You give hope to humanity.
I really hope you all aren't anywhere near wild fires. Been worried all week about you and the kamp. Stay safe everyone!
Me too
wanted to write exactly the same but deleted my comment. Updaaaaate! :)
This update was great, thanks for the content once again ♥️
Stay safe. Again thanks for sharing.❤
Never ever stand near cables under tension! If they snap they can take an arm or a leg with them, or worse! Please be safe. Very cool project and videos as always!
Bravo to women power 💪💪 and creativity! Kudos to the filmmaker.... for the well-thought of and organized presentation of the short stories (with beginning and end) on this video. I like it when you concluded the work of the ladies with that beautiful table set up...👍👍
If only everyone could and would live the way you guys do we would have such an amazing world
That bench needs a fire pit!
So good to see what you guys are doing to the land. Unfortunately there's a lot of abandoned land in Portugal and is a small dream of mine to do something similar with a small piece of land in my home country. Currently living in the UK makes my heart warm seeing what you're doing! Keep it up showing people that is still hope in a better life and
Obrigado pelo que estao a fazer no meu pais
Stay safe from the fires guys
LOL I expected the chat to be full of comments about the flies crawling on the bread dough..!
Rita is sooo lovely 🥰🥰🥰❤❤
Thanks for the video and stay safe ✌️
love you videos and a big thank you here from Denmark🤩🤩🤩🤩
The bread is making me hungry. Nothing like hot fresh bread
Those cork trees have (with all your hard work) turned the property into a really good space for you all! Just bravo to you all! Stay safe.
Nice work
I remember having that much energy when I was that age.
Perhaps source a sand bag to weigh down the rope / cable when carting objects around by tractor? It's a cheap safety measure that could prevent serious injuries should that cable snap under tension.
Loved loved loved the girl power in this video. Amazing stuff guys 🇿🇦
Fascinating to watch baking bread, making tables and stepping stones...enjoyed your new crew✌
What no Portuguese making the breads they are famous for?
Yay very cool video, aso cool to see what you folks are up to and big fan of Ziggy, he’s so handsome! 😍
Continuously making bread for so many people without a larger electric mixer is hard work! Anything adequate will probably be 3-phase though.
Are you joking or have you never seen something made without machines before?
@@markschattefor6997 he just said it's hard work, not impossible.
@@markschattefor6997 people invented certain things to make their life easier
@@samuelsilva8364 Yes I know, but he only made 4 loafs of bread and Martin thinks already that is hard work.
@@samuelsilva8364 @Mark Schattefor Yep it's definitely a workout. To put some numbers behind it. A low end prosumer mixer for ca 15kg of dough output comes with a 0.75 KW (1 HP) Motor. Try to produce that kind of power output in the fitness studio for 30min every morning :-)
I love the videography and appreciate what you all do!
Hello to the new team members, I hope you have a great time. Love seeing the use you made of the fallen tree, nothing wasted, so in tune with the land around you. I also like the bread making, nicely explained and it good to hear it being cut. Stay safe, see you next week.
I really enjoy these videos. When I first started watching months ago, they were very different and I enjoyed them then, too.
But I like the different moods these newer ones create with the different music.
Great projects, yummy looking bread, and I hope you stay safe from the wildfires!!
You guys must be masters at sharpening chains.
Very well done!! Was impressed how well Rita did explaining things.
Very nice video. Good content, good editing, good music and most of all good folks.
That bread looked tasty.
Thank you for sharing your amazing work.I love what you do peace love and kindness to you all 🕊🕊🕊✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
Bravo! ...
You guys need GOATS…they will clear the land in a flash!
Nice loaves! 🌀💚🌀
Lots of new faces! I enjoy all your episodes, you are very calming people - you don't drink enough beer, but, you're very chilled out ;-)
Making bread is one step away from making beer! 🍺(maybe 2 steps but I lost count after the last beer!)
Enjoy the videos and all the folks on here!
The bread looks awesome, nice work with these death tree !! Rita 😍
May your 'off-grid' life be an inspiration for many
I'm sure you guys at Kamp will tell us all about the fires in Portugal and your local area soon. I dearly hope your team is safe, unafraid & that you have taken precautions on how & where to evacuate when the smoke and flame comes. Best wishes to you all.
I dont understand all your words, but nice to see busy working.
It is so so lovely seeing the camp really start to evolve. Would love to visit one day!
I feel the love you have for the project, nice feeling, thanks
Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love you all guys.
Hi Dave, please please pelase take a good look at some how-to videos on how to operate a chainsaw. The fact that you are not wearing cut-proof pants is one thing (which as many have pointed out is very dangerous) but the way you are holding the chainsaw at 6:30 is just... I don't even. Do not ever hold the break like this. It is meant to protect you in case of kick-back. If the saw is too short, then think different instead of risking your arms, face or life. Please and thank you.
I hope you're all doing well in the heat and I hope the wildfires don't affect your land!
Great video as always. Love the variety of video types and formats you guys post, like the contrast of the very educational ones like last week’s cork video to this week’s video of camp life. The camp life videos have such a delightful pacing and feel to them. Love seeing all the creativity of what the land provides and how y’all channel it. Cheers!
Love the benches and tables
From🇿🇦
Please get a gopro that can be mounted on the dog. Dog cams are so cool and give an interesting view and lets us see the kamp in the perspective of a dog!
Man, I would love to take a visit in the future! The land looks amazing already! 🔥
Thank you for sharing your amazing work .I love that you do 🕊🕊🕊🕊✌🏻✌🏻
0:14 I immediately sang in my head: i’m still standing, yeah, yeah, yeah 😅
I loved the looking of that bread!!!
Fantastic video!
Obrigado.
I love to see all the progress that you are making over time. Congratulations guys! I'm really enjoying the content.
The bread!!!! Looks só yummy. Fiquei aqui babando! Parabéns para o padeiro.
Beautiful episode! Fantastic bread! Well done!! 🤩 I hope you are all good!
We have been traveling in Portugal for the last two weeks and have been following news about the wildfires. I hope that you are not being impacted by smoke or fire.
Hello 👋how are you doing?
Reading horrible news about wild fires in Portugal. I sincerely hope that it doesn't affect you and that you don't have to test your existing fire safety measures for real!
Me leva ,eu quero ir😁
Amén
@@brunosylva9354 ?
Lovely video an excellent balance of a slice of life and projecting.
What a paradise you’re all creating. Thank you
Fascinating! Love the diligent workers and new furniture and yummy bread!
Absolutely fabulous 🥳🥳🥳
Bread is love!
I wonder if youre able to source sand for going underneath all of the wooden furniture so that there is better drainage and they are less likely to rot
gravel better
Really enjoyed the last two shows Far more information brilliant content Well done guys 👍👍👍👍💕🕊
Wooow there's some special thing in this video, i felt like i'm watching a movie!
The last two videos have been of great quality! thanks for the video!
I’d have enjoyed seeing someone try the bread!
Plant more cork, native plants are the way to go! Especially if they increase fire resistance.
I luv this channel 😭✌🏼
peace love and nature such beautiful
and u all so kind ❤️
keep goin very cool project luv to u all 🙏🏼
love the new sitting areas! could you maybe show in each video where the changes are in the map? would be super nice to see
The mushroom table is so cool! 🍄
Coleen is my favorite
Looks amazing well done on the use of the old cork wood
Gracias
Great video and content! I loved the editing!
Hello how are you doing?
Love the progress and developments ( Too many meeting areas LOL )
Thank you
Love and Rainbows
Good job!🌻
I love everything they do, I want to meet one day and bring that idea to my country Costa Rica 🇨🇷, they infect me with a lot of peace and serenity, greetings
Praying you aren't affected by the fires in Portugal. Please stay safe.
Stay safe in these desperately hot times!
Really enjoyed the video!
Love it... show more pictures of the meals.
How very nice!
Great episode! Lots of news
I don't know how many trees you have like this old bark tree but you should slab the wood with a chainsaw attachment, can't remember what it's called but they use them quite a bit in the US.
Beste mensen van Project Kamp, ik geniet altijd van jullie video's maar......ik kan het niet langer voor mij houden. Jullie zijn zulke aardige en met het leven in het algemeen zeer betrokken vrienden, bewust leven, een met de natuur en praten over gevaren tijdens het werk enz. Er over praten is toch wel heel iets anders als er echt kijk op hebben. Nou hier komt het dan, het wordt echt de hoogste tijd dat op zijn minst één van jullie, voor je eigen veiligheid, leren omgaan met een motorkettingzaag. Levensgevaarlijk zoals jullie daarmee omgaan. Voorbeeld; op 6.27 heb je je linkerhand om ( *&^%$$# doodzonde) de veiligheidsrem! Hiermee geef je zelf aan dat je geen idee hebt over de gevaren van een kettingzaag. Geloof me zo'n ding is levensgevaarlijk in de handen van een onbekwaam iemand. Bekwaam je daarin a.u.b. Nee niet fototjes kijken, niet RUclips kijken maar een echte beginnerscursus en laat niemand anders dan getrainde mensen hiermee "spelen". Jullie hebben echt geen idee wat zo'n ding kan aanrichten op het menselijk lichaam. En daarbij moet je ook het schoeisel niet vergeten, jij staat op rubber laarsjes. Kan je net zo goed flip-flops aantrekken, die geven net zoveel bescherming. Ik hoop dat jullie het bovenstaande niet zien als bemoeizucht maar als een reactie van een echt bezorgde vriendelijke volger van jullie kanaal. Ik wens jullie alle goeds en een fantastische zomer. PS, ik heb de wonden van zo'n ding gezien, dat wens je niemand toe.
Absoluut mee eens en ❤️
Liking the utility spaces being created by repurposing the dead cork tree. Trusting that as you continue to clear the land, areas become more fire safe and walkable. Retreat places to meet/rest/exercise/eat.
Don't chop everything to tables and stools but make your own lumber and create some nice tabletops and ... and ... well, anything haha? :D
You have some nice oven spring:) good job & keep going!!!
Love your work guys! Hoping to visit one Day!
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
5:28 Wow! Beautiful :D
A good investigation project would be to use a solar oven (they are cork made) to cook in a slow cooking mettod
Prima brood👍👍👍👍👍😎
Great video as usual
Hey guys @project kamp, how much water did you use for the bread? It was 2,5 kg of flower (80% wholemeal and 20% white), 2% salt = 50gr, but the amount of water wasn't mentioned. It looked like around 1,5 litres.
Those breads look very good, we'd like to try the recipe. Yummy =)
The noise when you cut the bread is... oh god.
Cool
harikasınız tebrik ve takdir ediyorum.
When will you make a solar cooker that will meet your needs?
I made one out of a 36" TV box and used a dutch oven as the cooking blackbody, and I have always made excellent bread with it. I'm sure you would want something with more power and capacity though.
Regarding your bread making efforts. Have you thought about building a proper field where you can grow and harvest wheat as well? Would probably be a cool project to make your own mill from the granite in the area!
nice bread!
Be careful with the hammocks, make sure that the trees will not fall on you.