10,000lbs of Snow Fell on my Cabin in ONE NIGHT! / Ep62 / Outsider Log Cabin
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- Опубликовано: 6 мар 2020
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Within a single night, over 10,000lbs of snow fell on my cabin roof, which threatened to collapse through the tarp and into the cabin, burying our tools. The snow was too deep for my snowmobile to travel in, so I snowshoed into the cabin instead. I needed to see for myself if the roof tarp had survived the night.
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Fun fact of the day:
- Fresh snow weighs *at least* 7 pounds per cubic foot.
- The roof footprint is 765 square feet.
- Roof square footage X 2.5 feet of snow X 7lbs of snow per cubic foot = 13,387.5 total pounds of snow that fell on the roof.
Crazy, eh?
it's not a square or a cube though. Only the tip is 7 feet high.
Wouldn't the tarp blowing around cause the snow to shake loose off of it, like you did for the small pop-up cabin from the inside with the shovel handle?
Matt K That is why it is so expensive to build in Michigan , our snow load requirements are among the highest in the country.
@@trollmcclure1884 Oh my 😂
Matt K I do believe yours are the highest , if memory serves me correctly, had a supervisor at work some yrs ago that came ,and grew up I Buffalo , the climate here is similar , but the snow not quite so deep. But that being said , then there is the climate change boogie man .
You and your father are masters of your craft! And your videos are well-produced, too. Seeing all that snow brought back memories of living on Newfoundland in the 1960’s. My father was stationed at the American Air Force base, Enerst Harmon AFB, outside of Stephenville. In the 3 1/2 years we were there, the total accumulation of snow was over 900 inches! Being in grade school, I loved it, but during one blizzard, my Mom watched me disappear as I walked to the bus stop. And it was only about 50 feet from the front door. Prayers are still being lifted up for your wife and family...
Thank you Allen!
There is something so enjoyable about watching the snow slide off the roof of the little cabin.
And the sound too! Love it :)
I am an indoor 70 ish woman... I like my indoors, warmth and no cold.... this is beautiful to watch and feel like I am in there...thank you!
I literally shivered when the wind lifted the tarp on the roof of the big cabin. The pop-up looked so cozy and tranquil. The fire in the stove made it seem like the warmest, best place in the world to be. I loved the wildlife caught on your game camera. I would want to take a stack of books, warm down duvet, art supplies, plenty of tea, coffee and soup and just hole in for the rest of winter. You are making a life as close to nature and God that one can be. Beautiful video and narrative...as usual.
Yes, art supplies. lol, but without another cabin of provisions and big stack of firewood, you'd still have to get up every day for water, wood and food.
Recovering Soul that’s a life well spent tho
The pop up looks so very cozy! I'm with you on the books, art supplies and hot tea. The scenery is so stunning and a refreshing break from the world. It makes me want to go snowmobiling as well. Used to do that many times during a full moon and you would see this twinkling light reflecting off the snow from the moon. Quite and beautiful!
it would take all summer for wood to heat the place
What a great thing to be able to tell your children, that you and your dad built the cabin together. Most kids today rarely think past their next day off. I asked the kid at the local T-mobile if the power went out tomorrow for an extended time and he knew it was coming what would be the 1st thing he would do. Be proud of yourself and your accomplishments. Hope we see you doing some gardening in the near future. Order you a copy of Clyde's Garden Planter to help teach you when to plant what. Thanks again for the awesome videos.
One comment, for what it`s worth: Harbor Freight does sell truck tarps which are extremely strong, but are made with an open weave, so wind will go right through it, but it will hold snow from going through. If you put that down on the beams first, then the standard tarp on top of that, the heavy snow will shed, but if the top tarp gets trashed in a wind storm, the bottom tarp will not be affected by heavy wind. I know this because I live in PA and we get regular lake effect storms in winter and 80 mile an hour winds from Canada (thanks a bunch, LOL). These open weave tarps are worth their weight in gold when it comes down to brass tacks.
That sounds like a good idea!
You received the snow that just missed us here in the South East corner Michigan. Glad to see that everything was okay with the tarped roofing. We started watching your channel a couple months ago and have enjoyed watching your adventures and experiments and ideas with your dad. Memories that you will cherish and pass on.
There’s such peace that comes in watching your videos even with the heavy snow and falling trees. What a gift you’ve been given to be able to share your life this way with others. My day started out a bit rough and was turned around in moments watching this video over breakfast. God Bless you!
Comments such as your are gratifying, knowing that someone benefited. Continue to have a great day!
I honestly don’t know how you mentally and physically walked through all that snow ❄️ I’d take one look and get back in bed 🛌🤣 That’s why I love your channel. You do what I’m sure most couldn’t or wouldn’t . The forest looks beautiful covered in snow. Christmas in the cabin would be a dream for this New Yorker. When we get a foot or an in. I love nothing more than watching it come down with hot chocolate. Thank you for your time and energy! God bless! I really want my husband to build me the pop up 🤣🌲 Where I don’t know. It’s just so cute and I’m a decorator and I’d love to have fun making it cozy. ❄️🌲🔦
my favorite Channel !!! who wants to watch TV when you can enjoy watching these great videos and learning new things!!
Thank you Outsider and regards to Mrs Outsider and Mr Outsider Senior
HI Consuelo, Hi back at you from Sr. Outsider.
Wow, timing of cutting the remaining trees next to the cabin was perfect! Holy Snow Drift, Batman, 2 1/2 FEET of snow!!!!!😨😨 Sorta of hard for those of us who live in warmer climes (few days of mid-70 degrees F here in south central Texas this past week). And, combined with the tarp and pitch of the roof, keeps things safe inside!! The pop-up cabin is proving to be a tremendous haven for bad snow days! Great job, Outsider and Outsider's Dad!👍👊❤️️
No offence but you in USA don't know snow storms until you've lived a year in Canada. The GTA not included! lol. In all fairness, I've only lived in the East coast of Canada so we always get a lot of storms in the winter
When my father built the family retirement home in Canada he put a steel roof on it. We had a large snowfall one Winter and what I discovered was when the sun comes out it heats up the steel and the snow just slides off.
What is the address for your videos that are not on you tube. I enjoy your programs. Very much and your Christian belifef in the Lord
I was exhausted watching you trudge through that deep powder to get to the cabin. What a relief it must have been to find the temp roof mostly intact. Great video!
Tell your dad we got the coffee on . It snowed last night here less than 2 cm . Your Calgary neighbours feel your pain.. I think I will make them big mugs . Again good job. You bring very conscious attitude about which trees to cut . Shows how you care for your environment .
That footage of the camera on the tree was awesome.
2:51 baby !
What a great relationship you must have with your dad!
The falling tree cam was AWESOME! Also, the snow coming off of the pop-up cabin was therapeutic. That is a mind-blowing amount of snow! I live in southern Ohio, and we have some crazy weather, (all seasons, same day) but we usually don't get snow like that.... YIKES!
Most people have snowmobiles as toys, for you and your dad it is a necessary workhorse.
I enjoy your jaunts into the deep woods.
We certainly make that ol' Jag work for us! :) Although I'm generally happy with its performance, I was wishing (during this episode) that I could have swapped it out for an Elan or Tundra. lol Just don't tell the Jag I said so.
@@TheOutsiderCabin boa noite
If you were to buy new which sled would you choose, do you do any riding other than workhorseing?
That slow-mo in the tree while it is falling is seriously cool!
2:51
You just gave your snowmobile manufacturer the best advert ever!
And maybe a sponsored new sled from Arctic Cat or Bombardier :D
@@michiganengineer8621 Sigh , that would be nice....!
😄👍
Dude I’m watching your channel backwards, sadly `RUclips sent your lovely tribute for your Dad, Sr.’s passing. Beautiful by the way. I’m going to zip down and start from the beginning of the build. Thank you for sharing, this is awesome 🤩
I loved the sequence where the camera strapped to the tree, showed the bird's eye view of the tree falling.
So awesome, how the sight of that little icicle at the end of the branch at edge of the frame, was captured as it snapped off on impact, and flew away. Very cinematic!
What great production values. I like your channel very much!
I’m not seeing enough credit for that damn good shot you got on the falling tree. 👏🏽
Yours vids depict a amazing life and a great father/son relation. I enjoy them a lot, hoping to be able to do the same with my son in a few years... Looking to buy some woodland and get going soon. Good luck and cherrish those moments.
Thank you. :) Like I've said before, being able to partner with my dad on this cabin build has been the real reward. All the best to you in your search for suitable land.
@@TheOutsiderCabin seja muito bem vindo amigo Brazil ❤️❤️
I had a 20X24 steel pole tarp garage with an 8/12 pitch. After two years the tarps deteriorated so I added steel rafters at 2’ centers and corrugated polyethylene roofing. The roof had purlins halfway down each side. The pole frame was joined with welded steel tube brackets. The roof survived twenty three years through three snow storms, two at 2(+)’ and one over 3’. Snow in Seattle is wet and heavy. In reality the roof was starting to deteriorate in about twenty year and required yearly repairs for three years. The roofing was sagging longitudinally between rafters and distorting at the purlins. If I had added intermediate purlins it would have lasted longer. With the steep pitch heavy snow slid off the roof although towards the end the material wasn’t as slick and it accumulated.
That mini cabin seamed soooo cozy. More so when everything covered with snow.
2020 so far has been like a bag of bricks being swung at my face. At least 5 massive blows so far this year, 2 of which involve death.
Watching your videos are actually calming to me right now. I wish we could go back to the days sometimes when things were simpler. I'm sure it's very very cold, but it's very beautiful out there. Your cabin looks amazing and I'm really looking forward to seeing it finished and you all cozy and bundled up inside ☺️🔥
@@susdad that was kinda my point. It is a nice video and i enjoyed watching it. There is no need to get rude. Not looking for sympathy. It was simply a statement that shit happens.
My heart goes out to you Joanne 1 is bad enough but 2,can't imagine sorry to you and your family
Well feel free to just scroll past if it irritates you. No one is forcing you to read it.
Joanne Smallwood RUclips more like punk tube I've had dental work and I'm broke and sometimes I like to reach out on RUclips and there's always some asshole that's got to pipe in.... I am on your side girl and I hope everything gets better for you. some people like Kyle got it all figured out though ,and is going to tell us how to use RUclips.
Joanne Smallwood totally get what you are expressing. Having worked in national security for most of my life, a cabin in the woods with just the basics of life is so appealing. Particularly how the Outsider shares his journey, his his strong morales, ethics and family values, which have obviously been passed to him by his father and grandfather, well, it gives hope that there is still some good out there.
In traditional russian log house so-called "izba" we usually put sphagnum moss between logs for thermal insulation. But logs must lay very closer. And you can put a dense tar paper for the top layer of the roof.
Interesting! I can't wait to see what the process will be with the permanent roof.
You are blessed. It is always great to See you and your dad work together.
Is this your own land/ forrest? All that is not possible here in Germany.
The one time I have been in 4 foot of snow was many, many years ago.. how I wished I could be in it, in my lifetime, ever again.. Dreams..
I'm glad the tarp did hold up and all ended up well! 👌
I like and enjoy seeing how well you and your father work together.
Well done! You and your dad know what you are doing!
Hugs and great job... currently going thru a storm here on the East Coast with storm chips and cookies watching this video warms my heart. HUGS
A trick I learned from an insurance adjuster is to take a plastic grocery bags and put dirt in them and tie them to each grommet. This has worked great for me in the past and in the spring you cut the bottom of the bag and your done.
You really showed us how hard life is in your area- and you really have to like snow ❄️, fun watching you on the snowmobile and all of the footage. Glad the cabins stood up to all of the load.
Oh, what a beauty at 22.37 and what a silence. 🧙♀️
So very cool......and white! Thanks for taking time ‘n’ effort to share!
Your cameras are REAL Action Cams! Liked the falling tree cam! :)
Yeah, remember the video of the wild game before the snowfall? I wonder where that camera was after the snow fell? Probably under several feet of snow, my guess.
@@GilbertNichols Ha ha ha actually yes, the camera was absolutely buried. It was a good thing that I remembered roughly where to dig for it. ...my poor cameras. lol
Just watching the nature, snow, tranquility of wildlife....it's so peaceful.
It’s awesome the relationship you have with your father, This is something I look forward to doing with my two boys some day. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Grommets require a hole in the canvass and end up tearing. I found that smooth stonesOr marbles work much better. Just tie a noose around them. They also pucker a little tightening the edges of the tarp. Love what your doing what a beautiful place.
there is no snow in my country,and I have no interest in snow, cold or winter, I have even less interest in building things myself and especially in the wild,I am not subbed to this channel but still when a video of this guy gets recommended to me by RUclips I watch it beginning to end non stop. this is how you know this guy is a great story teller and editor .
In future cabins, if you had made a loop at the bottom of your tarps sufficient enough to run a small tree through and fasten it to the structure, instead of relying on the grommets, you might have fared better. Also, a used billboard vinyl which would otherwise be thrown away, could suffice as a more durable shelter cover. On a personal note, what a privilege to have your father working with you and having these times to look back on with appreciation that his knowledge and presence helped you do all you have done. I trust you will have children of your own to pass this legacy down to them. This all reminds me of life near Saranac Lake, NY.
Noticed that as you sawed up the cedar for firewood you were taking time to measure each cut with the bar of the chainsaw. Looks like each cut made was 18” long plus or minus 1/64”. And not surprisingly, that last fire log was 18”. Once more a very enjoyable morning for me thanks to you. Spring has arrived in N. Alabama. Blueberry buds are bursting open. Daffodils are blooming. Azaleas not fair behind. Spring will be crossing over the Niagara escarpment very soon!
In the future if you get that much snow. Unhitch the sled from the snowmobile and just run the snowmobile along the trail without any “fancy” moves. You will be surprised how well your 80’s Jag will do through the powder.
It was easily the biggest snowfall we had here in Barrie with the “official” Environment Canada tally at 53 cm (20.86”) in less than 48 hours.
Fortunately the really warm weather the past few days has melted that and a lot more away.
Wonderful news about the rooftops, so glad they made it through...the weight of the snow being on rafters and tarp is amazing. Stay safe, be careful, take it easy and keep warm and dry.
Really enjoyed the update. Your videos have evolved so much since the beginning. Really inspiring. Can't wait to see the roof go on. More memories for you and your Dad. Keep posting and your flock will follow....
Great video. The best part? Your dad pulling you around in the sled haha. That is quite a lot of snow, used to live in the New England, gets quite a it of snow sometimes, now I'm in southern France, people don't know what snow is lol. Both cabins look fantastic, can't wait to see what you do with the roof. Congrats on 500k subs.
You have such a great brain for planning. God bless you and your family and your dad that helped you with all these years
Watching you with your dad ... it makes me miss mine terribly. But I'm glad for you both to get to spend this time together. It's time well-spent.
Thanks for taking the time to film all that! I got worn out watching you lug through that snow. 😊 next winter will be the Best!
Great seeing your Video. Would Love to see your Grandfather on the Video. I have seen that You and Your Father are Hard and Dedicated Workers. And I'm sure that He also is.
I think he may be but he said in the past that he is 90. I think it was the episode when the Grandfather was getting his much needed firewood stolen. :(. He uses it to cook and heat his house what bad people there are to steal on private property he had to fit alarms in the woodshed.
Yes my father was/is a hard worker. Lol much to my chagrin when I was younger.
@@suzannetodaro5494 I did see that episode. But his GRANDFATHER was not on the episode. Thanks.
Both those roofs holding exemplifies the NEED for good planning when building in snow country ir just about anywhere! Take into consideration the elements of where you live and the build accordingly.
Your videos are great, by the way. I've learned quite a lot and your care for the woods, only using what is already dead or diseased or dying shows how WELL your elders raised you! We are Shepherds of this world, not destroyers.
I don't mean to use your channel to pontificate but I see it all around. Houses SO big you need a map, THOUSANDS of McMansions built and then left empty, woodlands destroyed for absolutely no good reason. Farmlands destroyed, insects and wildlife decimated through HORRID farming practices and the list goes on. All in the name of progress! What progress? We NEED to reconnect with the earth and our spirit selves and learn to live again and not simply take and take without giving anything back.
Thank you again for letting me vent just a little. I watch because your videos quiet my soul. Thank you for those precious few minutes of peace.
You may have been venting a little, but what you said is true and I agree, we need to stop and consider our ways.
They sure as hell don't quiet you🤐🥱😴 . You're just another on the list of hypocrites that find it easy to badmouth progress because they never HAD to live that life . Because settlers died in those cold and long winters and made it so that today you can find yourself behind your gadgets in your air conditioned houses typing away nonsensical bull. If they could come back in time you'd have one of their uncomfortable boots as a permanent tattoo on your ass. To assume that was the life, full of disease , war, hunger and fear is so idiotic. You wouldn't survive a month without a single modern instrument. 😕🙃🤔🤔🤔😉😉😉
That little "pop up" cabin is really showing it's ability. Hoping you make a larger "pop up" cabin that way in the future, such a good video!
Bigger is not always better! I like the idea and I’m downsizing it to be towed behind a bicycle! Stove and all! Just need to clear 6 ft on the sides so I can stand in any location, along with stove! Build project for my kids!
Interesting facts on the snow load. We have a 45 degree pitch with a steel roof on our 24x24 log cabin. When the snow decides to come off, one had better not be below it. It makes a huge sound. You have built yours well like ours. The 4' overhang is an absolute must, i think. keeps it away much as possible. With the steel roof it scoots out quite a always before landing. Greetings from the woods of N.E. MN. Have a blessed day and hello to your Father.
I lost a little relative who happened to be next to his grandparents cabin when the snow came sliding off the roof. They could not get to him in time.
@@rconger24 That is tragic! Yes it is nothing to be careless about!
@@rconger24 So sad to hear. Who would think it could happen! My sincere condolences.
Great video, Great content...big Audience
spring where are you, snowing today
Harry’s blades are great. Glad your tarp held.
Here we go again, we come to see the cabin and get snow scapes, cutting wood, and out door activity. I would like to see a video focusing on the cabin interior !
Genius!!!! Most people have to stand outside to get the snow off, your design, just a gentle push from the inside, hehehehe brilliant!!!!! Love the show, the family, father and son, the process. That scene when you came came into the clearing of the pop up cabin, fairy tail stuff. I recon as soon as you heat up the inside all that snow would have just slid off anyways - great concept - there could be a patient in there somewheres?
Sound of snow sliding off the tarp was so satisfying:)
Amazing how small the cabin looks with that much snow. Great episode, thanks for sharing
Another great video .. loved the "effects" .. and the warm cabin! Seems some of the grief of loss is waning .. a bit .. love watching you and your dad working together.
Another beautiful and amazing video! After my morning prayers I really enjoy sitting down with a hot cup of coffee and watching your videos. I really admire watching you and your father work and spend valuable time together. Such a huge blessing. Please say hello to him for me. Love seeing all your projects continue to evolve. Hope your wife and family are well. God bless you all always.
Hi b5maddog, I consider myself greeted. and a shout out back at you also ! Cheers!
@@senioroutsider2975 thank you sir
I want to live there!!!! Great job...you n your dad!
Snow is beautiful but also a pain in the rear, cant wait for y'all to start working back on the cabin in better weather. Take care my friend God bless
An amazing amount of snow in your area. Since your snow mobile was experiencing so much trouble I was expecting you to return with the tractor and it’s high wheels. Surprised you didn’t leave snow on pop up shelter to insulate and keep some warm inside. Stay safe and avoid Covid-19.
Peace, health and happiness.
When the tree cam went over about 3 minutes in, did anyone else notice their head automatically tilted to the right to follow the picture ? Great video. That is one heck of a snowfall.
2:51 On falling tree CAM !!
@Tom Slak Yeah I'm glad that wasn't from the drone's perspective. lol
I was making 'slow motion, falling sounds' lol... NoOOooo, cra-runch !
I just love watching your videos! Everything you and your father build is just so cool! I am a born and raised city girl but can appreciate all the beauty of where you live. I can’t wait to see the finished cabin!
Yup. That was a lot of snow, biggest snow storm this year. We the North!!! Oh - and I love your old school snow shoes!
So glad you and your dad built the pop up cabin. A great midway stopover when it's late and your tired and hungry. It looked so welcoming.
Its crazy how much snow we got in 24 hrs !
Glad to see you cabin survived, hoping to get to my cabin to check on it soon.
Like you I have a late 80's sled that I use to access the backwoods, but my Enticer is much lighter than your Jag, so I dont have much trouble floating in the deep powder.
Great video as always, great to see you dad in the woods again .
Wow! I live in the southern US. That amount of snow is hard for me to grasp. Amazing the tarp would hold that much weight.
Bungie cords ... use bungie cords to hold the tarp always tight/taut. Or use a jug of water/log and gravity to keep it from flapping. The wind will tear it apart in no time at all.
That's a LOT of snow. Good thing you know what you're doing...in cabin building _and_ tree felling!
Hey brother, I want to say that your filming and passion for nature is amazing. I just discovered your channel today. I am very impressed by your skills, I love the snow and outdoor lifestyle. It encourages people to go out more and explore. Your work is greatly appreciated, hope you the best
2:50 starts one of the best real special effects..... 2sweet!!!
12:38 to 14:43 my fav because I love the tiny cabin set up inside :)
How fortunate you are to have time with your dad.
Lots of snow but Beautiful keep warm
Snowshoeing through that much snow sure took lots of strength, and that popup cabin looked so welcoming, an oasis in the great white north.
I'm just waiting for the plans so i can get started building mine!
Donald Hofman why would you need plans for such a simple build, each joint is cut 1/2 of the board width, and to the thickness of its mating board. So if you are building with 2x8 lumber, your notches would be 2 inches x 4 inches, two of the sides would start with 2x4 lumber on the sub floor, while the end boards would have the interlocking notch, and be 8 inches wideThe side walls will always be 1/2 the height higher then the end wall, until you build the gable ends.
Notice: I used dimensional lumber sizes of ruff cuts, and I’m working on theory lengths for all sides are not given because I don’t know the square footage you are planning on building. If you are thinking of building this cabin, I would start with a scaled down version big enough for one or two people and small enough to tow behind a bicycle. This way you can perfect your notches, and any structural issues you might have. Please note that he reinforced the small tang of the notch on the exterior side of each board, this is because of the grain of the wood would be weaker in this location. I would have preferred seeing a saddle created to support the ridge beam. But none the less, this was a great build, and a very creative thought process, the hinged rafters were a cool idea by them selves, this can also be accomplished in a few cost effective ways, a drilled hole with threaded rod and nuts is one way, the old mortise and tenon could be another. Remember it is up to us to express our creativity as well!
I also noticed that the walls had a gap at the base, so on the outside, he should have placed another strip of wood like he did for each stack of boards to close the air gap.
For the size of his cabin, I would use ruff cut materials and surface only on side and both edges, either 2x6 or 2x8, keeping 2x4 or 2x3 structure supports and rafters and foundation supports (for a smaller cabin) 4x4 or any larger timbers can be used for foundation as long as each one is equal in height in one direction.
For a scale model build, you could use tongue and groove pine, 3/4x4” 12 or 16’ this way you get 2 walls, in one piece of lumber!
I envy you.
Here in Sunny South Africa I have never experienced the beauty of snow like that. I'm sure to most over there it is not as exciting as it is to me to watch it.
I can't speak for all Canadians, but I still love the snow. 🙂❄️
@@TheOutsiderCabin um super like ❤️
@Hennie van Tonder Hi From NZ, I'm a North Islander and not used to snow either. And these guys work in it? Imagine! My nuts would shrivel! But the beauty of everything!! You're right. Everything snow bound is beautiful! Waiting for when the snow is gone I suppose...Aaahhhh, isn't life wonderful, eh?
@@MrPossumeyes Indeed life is wonderful and nature is awesome, Although I am city bound, I do try to get away as much as possible, Alone in nature even better.
So glad it held up to the storms. Come on Spring! 😎
Tarp grommets are ALWAYS a pain. Thanks for the video!
Beautiful cabin . The pop up cabin is so cute
The tree-fall cam was MOST sweeeeet gentlemen~
Well done!!
You are the hardest working man on RUclips.
Thank you for the cabin update, I have been waiting for that!
This is my dream, on video. You gentlemen are doing a fantastic job!
Heads Up... When you put that ladder up against the tree the best thing you can do is climb it with someone else standing on the bottom rung [with the claws/feet poking into the ground] and after you you climb up slide a rope though the opening on the ladder rung out through the other side and then tie it tight around the tree trunk preventing the top from ever sliding off it and the long fall that goes with it...
Glad everything was mostly ok.
When I was younger I loved cold climates
I loved enjoy your life style 👍🏻
Now I’m older I enjoy watching you story from warm climates from down south 👍🏻💪😂🇳🇪
I really enjoy your adventures in the woods.
Newton i just randomly picked you thinking youd enjoy my vids based on your liking of forest adventures
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Love ur cabin it's good to see father and son doing things together keep up the good work
Sure glad it didn’t snow when I was building the English Pennliner! Great video , as always !
Wow, great snow.
Your voice reminds me Marty Stouffer. Should be a narrator for nature shows.
INDUBITABLY!!!!! He paints a picture with words.