My hat is off to you sir. that is a labor of love, now get yourself and your fine lady and make it a home your children will always call home. well done.
You need to say oh, we only got a little bit to do. Look at all that we have already done. Look at all the work we've done. We are almost done only a little bit more. Instead of looking at it like all I still have a lot to do. Look what you have done. It's beautiful. You only have a little more to do. You have done so much already. Keep up the good work. It looks beautiful.
Given the labor-intensive and repetitious demands of this phase of the project, I think you've held up quite well. I don't hear any whining. In fact, I appreciate your candor, and that's one of the many reasons I've tuned in for all of your vids, and will continue to do so until the completion of this masterpiece. It's all good, and you're good at it. Thank you!
Don't get depressed. Your house looks absolutely beautiful. You have done what others have only dreamed of. Keep your chin up. And take Little Steps Even if you have to take baby steps. You're doing great. Don't get depressed. Because it is absolutely beautiful. You are doing a fantastic job.
I can hear the heavy exhaustion and frustration in your voice about how long these cob walls are taking … not much more to go and soon you will be able to put the last log in and sit back and just heave a sigh of relief , good luck to you Kris 👍🏴
It has been so impressive watching you build! Basically learning so much of it as you've gone on! Great job! This house will be around for many many generations to come! ❤
Mate I only just discovered you a week ago and I'm bloody amazed your a legend mate a absolute legend . Thanks for giving me something to bindge watch ! Your a machine !
One last thing, filming all the little stuff that gets you to the end is what is entertaining for us too watch. Watching you bust your butt and going through the highs and lows is really inspiration for other people to get up and get out and do something. Once again , great job.
I was gonna comment in an earlier video that you'll regret not being able to open the windows but realised the videos were 2 years old so there was no point in commenting. I'm glad I saw this video and the opening windows!
long time subber, just havent commented. really like the vids, have never seen a house built this way. should be well insulated. quite unique i must say, i like the looks quite a bit. well God Bless you, and the best of luck to you!!
I know I'm late to the party here but Kris, this is the greatest series I've ever had the pleasure of watching. It's a shame how some youtubers spend 20 mins and get millions of views and then you spend 3+ days just for one video. I am binge watching everything of yours. I can't wait to see the completed build. - A proud fan from Michigan, USA
You are doing a brilliant job, keep on truckin', it's not long now! All this stress will be a distant memory when you kick back with a mug of tea in a comfy chair in your bad-ass house. There aren't many people who have the drive and persistence to see through a project like that. Thanks for uploading all these vids.
yes Kris, straw bales would have been easier without a doubt. but through your hard work and determination you have constructed a super little cabin in nestled in a lovely little spot in wonderful wales. this is how you both wanted it and you so nearly have it now. if it had been built of straw it would not have been what you wanted, not really. stick in there it will all prove worthwhile. you might be cheesed off with it now but on that first stay in the completed article it will all be in the past and there will be NO regrets. it is brill to watch . Please moan away we all hear you and feel the pain with you. thanks for sharing as you said getting close now.
I haven't seen any videos on RUclips or anywhere with as much information and time lapse that you have put into this thing. very informative. Most videos are time lapse photos showing progress and appears its done in a few days with no commentary. Great build and Great videos, you should be proud of both. Keep it up and keep making these videos of your projects.
I love what you're doing. I can imagine it's frustrating, but you're certainly going to end up with something unique and priceless. Remember that patience is how society ends up with all the most beautiful art in this world.
You have done a good job. You have stuck if out to the end. Bravo!! - Now you have a house that will last for many years. We are proud of you and the little lady. Keep posting. We want to see you move in.
all your hard work will be so worth it! you are gonna have a beautiful home. the stories your gonna get to share with your children and grandchildren are gonna be AWESOME! you are truly an inspiration!
Mate keep at it, there is one thing you need to do when you are done. Crack open a bottle of champagne and take a breather. You can sit back and enjoy your new home with the knowledge you and your partner built it yourself. Not many people in the UK that can say the same. :)
having spent two years building my own house - I promise you, all building is labour intensive. What you get at the end of it is worth it, so worth it. With your construction method you will have a great home that fits its environment perfectly. looks beautiful. I saw a video of a chap making cob using a digger in a hole he dug. Very fast!!
Good morning Kris. (its Sat.morning here in Canada), I faithfully have been watching your videos of your wonderful cord/cob build. You are doing just a wonderful job. I hear what you say that this is a very difficult & tedious process for you. Look @ what you have accomplished Kris!! Yes it has been hard & I know you want to be done but the hard work is part of your journey. You have educated us every step of the way. Being honest here is a great thing. Maybe the other builds you watched prior to starting were done with a bigger team, who knows. Your house is a beautiful representation of the work you & Alana have been working towards. I wish you both all the best. Take your time, this too is so important part of your journey towards your home. Cheers
I feel you man! hang in there! t will indeed be worth it in the end. I love your vids, i'm glad that you still take the time to film and edit even though you probably don't feel like it after all these days of grinding. Thanks for sharing all this, good and bad. Good luck!
The way there is always "just a bit more to do" reminds me of what a friend of mine said about packing up belongings when you move to a new house: "The first 90% isn't so bad...it's the second 90% that gets to you".
Stay motivated Kris! It's totally understandable that you feel demoralised after such a long journey but you're so close to the end! You've definitely taught us all a lot in the process to so thank you. Just a couple more weeks of work and you'll be able to move in- just stay on target!
Great job brother, keep pushing forward. The place looks awesome and you should be very proud of what you've accomplished so far. You guys are going to enjoy that place for many years to come and you didn't have to go into serious debt with the bankers. No one owns your labor but you and that is the best part of the whole thing.
Keep up the great work. In the last week I've watched every video that you've posted. I'm mesmerized! You are such a hard worker and you should be so proud of yourself. Your house is beautiful. My grandfather built his own adobe house (similar to cob) in the back country of Southern California. It is still standing perfectly, since the 1940's.
what you have created thus far is amazing. thank you for putting urself through the filming process nightmares to show us viewers how to do this....and showing the fun and brutality of it aswell. can't wait for the next one bud cheers
multnomah son and I bought some land and plan to do this. you are giving me wonder Der full Ideas! thank you for your Videos! awesome Work! your home is AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL!
Kris Harbour Hang in there! Nearly done, and I am sure when your lady is with you next time you'll feel a whole lot better. The 1st night in the house is going to be a milestone of epic proportions.
While refitting a little old boat and living on it, I'm working my way through all your videos (for inspiration). I had to pause the playlist at this point and my two pence' worth: The house is looking absolutely beautiful and you have worked constantly on it like some kind of man possessed -- most of us would only dream of doing something as epic as this. Don't beat yourself up about the 'living with the benefits of an unfair society' situation -- your videos are much more of a contribution to that society than you give yourself credit for. Maybe enough people will feel empowered enough by witnessing this kind of lifestyle that the status quo of modern society might slowly shift towards a fairer, more equal, simpler one. Top work, mate. I take my hat off to you...
Thank you so much for talking about how much labor it takes! I've gotten so many nasty sour responses when I've chimed in on discussions about how labor intensive some alternative methods can be and I really look forward to being able to link your video.
you are going to have the most amazing home! Your despair is temporary. A good nights sleep is EVERYTHING! Two days off might be just what the Dr. ordered. Fantasize about Better Home &Gardens doing a piece on your home or HG channel. Looking forward to your next video. Just keep swimming...😊
this is the first time I saw this method of construction and although it is very labor intense, you will have a very nice house when finished. you should be proud of your labor, well done
aaaww Kris, you sound almost spent ... it's squezing out more and more from you and you just want it finished now , bless ya. Love and appreciate the honesty and very grateful that you decided to share your journey in the first place. Wish I could send you some ooomph to see you through these last few cob mixes mate. Nearly there , nearly there .....
Appreciate the honesty. We were planning on using this building technique and may still if we can get a workshop together to have a load of eager workers to do all that labor. But you've got me thinking about other methods of building now!
Don't know how I ended up here, but glad I did. Mind = blown. Your house looks like something out of a Lord of the Rings movie. Can't wait to see it finished.
I just spent the summer patching up an old mud walled house on my own. It's hard dull work and I've come to the same conclusion as you - building with natural materials is a group activity, three people at least, one mixing , one carrying and one applying. Even with straw bale you'd have to mix up a LOT of plaster and really work it into those bales, inside and out... Never tried it but I can't believe it's not pretty tough too.
Hi Kris, keep going, that place will be awesome when it's finished. I hail from Wales, Swansea to be exact but I live in Germany now. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
You'll get many years of enjoyment from a few weekends of work. That place may save your family someday when the World Without Rule of Law hits. There are easier ways to build but no cheaper way to build your retreat. Great Vid Sir.
Hey buddy, keep your head up, you have come so far. just push through that last section and then you will finally get to relax and putter away inside. Cheers from Canada
na minha opinião, de todos os canais do RUclips em que estou inscrito... o seu é o melhor ! In my opinion, of all RUclips channels on which I'm subscribed ... yours is the best!
I'm not surprised you're getting fed up with it Kris, we only see a tiny percentage of the drudgery of this type of build, a few minutes per week and I'm well over it :) :) :) and have been for a while as I'm sure you were, but it is character building, so very well done mate, it was worth it in the end and 6 years later you're still living in it so you must have done a decent job.
Enjoy the process while it lasts mate, you'll miss it. After finishing it, can do a little Chinese bridge next year. In future, can build extensions next to it and connect via a doorway.
thank you so much for doing this vid.. wow it goes slow and lots of work wtg you have worked so hard I can't wait to see the end results a lot of the videos don;t show how much time and struggle goes into it but you will have a beautiful place when you are done , thanks again ,,, and super wtg ,,
Been flowing the build for a while now, keep it up your doing great! It's no easy task but what a bloody awesome feeling it will be when you put down the last batch of cob. Make sure you enjoy some downtime!
The hinged window is a good thing!!Another RUclipsr I know woke up in his geodome feeling very unwell & found he had high carbon monoxide from burning wood that was too damp. They got the carbon monoxide out & bought a digital thing with a little rod out the bottom to be able to gage how wet the wood is.
Just blasted through all 22 videos. Really appreciate you documenting your efforts and boy do I feel for you being stuck on this one part of the project for so many many months. Nearly done though and I'm really looking forward to seeing you get onto making it your home and getting that hydro power installed. One question. Having looked at buying some woodland in England and being despondent at the horrible PP restrictions. How has this been working out for you in Wales? Would really like it if you could provide some pointers or narrate about it while you're working on something. Cheers and enjoy never having to lay another log again real soon. :)
Guy called Ben Law made a super A frame house some years back and filled in with straw bales which he covered inside with clay. Can't remember what the outside was like. There was an update some years later with an extension. It was gorgeous, garden as well.
Absolutely love this idea, if I wasn't handicapped I would love to do something like this. Oh me personally I would have put the hinges on top of the window. Still love it though.
My son said the same thing as I was thinking and at the same time...we wish we could just hop onto a plane and go help you finish...unfortunately not possible at this time...We wish you the best through your journey....
yeah i think in the future we will just have the odd wall for the looks but not a whole building again. we will get there eventually. then we start the workshop.
I’m watching this 7years after you made this,my a lot has changed,but I really enjoy your honesty,thanks.
My hat is off to you sir. that is a labor of love, now get yourself and your fine lady and make it a home your children will always call home. well done.
You need to say oh, we only got a little bit to do. Look at all that we have already done. Look at all the work we've done. We are almost done only a little bit more. Instead of looking at it like all I still have a lot to do. Look what you have done. It's beautiful. You only have a little more to do. You have done so much already. Keep up the good work. It looks beautiful.
Given the labor-intensive and repetitious demands of this phase of the project, I think you've held up quite well. I don't hear any whining. In fact, I appreciate your candor, and that's one of the many reasons I've tuned in for all of your vids, and will continue to do so until the completion of this masterpiece. It's all good, and you're good at it. Thank you!
Dude you're awesome. Stay strong, MILLIONS are watching you instead of BS tv...!
Don't get depressed. Your house looks absolutely beautiful. You have done what others have only dreamed of. Keep your chin up. And take Little Steps Even if you have to take baby steps. You're doing great. Don't get depressed. Because it is absolutely beautiful. You are doing a fantastic job.
I can hear the heavy exhaustion and frustration in your voice about how long these cob walls are taking … not much more to go and soon you will be able to put the last log in and sit back and just heave a sigh of relief , good luck to you Kris 👍🏴
It has been so impressive watching you build! Basically learning so much of it as you've gone on! Great job! This house will be around for many many generations to come! ❤
5 years later I’m working my way though your videos! So inspiring. If only my wife was up for this 😂😂
Mate I only just discovered you a week ago and I'm bloody amazed your a legend mate a absolute legend . Thanks for giving me something to bindge watch ! Your a machine !
Hang in there. we all want to see it done just as much as you do. Then the fun bits can start.
Thank for sharing your home building episodes.GBU
One last thing, filming all the little stuff that gets you to the end is what is entertaining for us too watch. Watching you bust your butt and going through the highs and lows is really inspiration for other people to get up and get out and do something. Once again , great job.
Fantastic really really fantastic credit to Ye and your held. Best of luck in the house cheers.
cheers for the honesty mate, an absolutely fantastic journey thus far!
I was gonna comment in an earlier video that you'll regret not being able to open the windows but realised the videos were 2 years old so there was no point in commenting. I'm glad I saw this video and the opening windows!
hang in there buddy, looks incredible
long time subber, just havent commented. really like the vids, have never seen a house built this way. should be well insulated. quite unique i must say, i like the looks quite a bit. well God Bless you, and the best of luck to you!!
That is a work of art man...say @ 3:57 you have a masive arachnid cruising away from your chainsaw...lol
That chainsaw is a good bit of kit. It seems unstoppable.
Very inspirational series. Well done
I know I'm late to the party here but Kris, this is the greatest series I've ever had the pleasure of watching. It's a shame how some youtubers spend 20 mins and get millions of views and then you spend 3+ days just for one video. I am binge watching everything of yours. I can't wait to see the completed build.
- A proud fan from Michigan, USA
Thanks Shawn. sometimes i spend a week on one video. i like to have lots of content. glad you are enjoying the videos
You are doing a brilliant job, keep on truckin', it's not long now! All this stress will be a distant memory when you kick back with a mug of tea in a comfy chair in your bad-ass house.
There aren't many people who have the drive and persistence to see through a project like that. Thanks for uploading all these vids.
The home that Kris built, stick in there Kris its looking great.
Kris your hard work and dedication to detail is an inspiration.. you will certainly reap the rewards of your hard work.
thank you. it has been one of the hardest things i have done in my life so far we are very much looking forward to enjoy it as a home.
yes Kris, straw bales would have been easier without a doubt. but through your hard work and determination you have constructed a super little cabin in nestled in a lovely little spot in wonderful wales. this is how you both wanted it and you so nearly have it now. if it had been built of straw it would not have been what you wanted, not really. stick in there it will all prove worthwhile. you might be cheesed off with it now but on that first stay in the completed article it will all be in the past and there will be NO regrets. it is brill to watch . Please moan away we all hear you and feel the pain with you. thanks for sharing as you said getting close now.
Keep your spirits up, once it is finished, the feeling of accomplishment will take over and you will sit and admire your handy work.
I haven't seen any videos on RUclips or anywhere with as much information and time lapse that you have put into this thing. very informative. Most videos are time lapse photos showing progress and appears its done in a few days with no commentary. Great build and Great videos, you should be proud of both. Keep it up and keep making these videos of your projects.
I admire the courage of this guy !
I love what you're doing. I can imagine it's frustrating, but you're certainly going to end up with something unique and priceless. Remember that patience is how society ends up with all the most beautiful art in this world.
keep at it Kris. You and Malena will have a lovely home when it is done
You have done a good job. You have stuck if out to the end. Bravo!! - Now you have a house that will last for many years. We are proud of you and the little lady. Keep posting. We want to see you move in.
all your hard work will be so worth it! you are gonna have a beautiful home. the stories your gonna get to share with your children and grandchildren are gonna be AWESOME! you are truly an inspiration!
such kind words, im very proud of our comment section. there seems to be a lot of good people here. thank you.
Watching these videos 3 years after you made them. So glad to know that you finished and are now enjoying the fruits of your labors!
your house is beginning to look like a fairy cottage!!! so lovely!!!!
Mate keep at it, there is one thing you need to do when you are done.
Crack open a bottle of champagne and take a breather.
You can sit back and enjoy your new home with the knowledge you and your partner built it yourself.
Not many people in the UK that can say the same. :)
Kris watching this project from the beginning has been truly inspiring.
having spent two years building my own house - I promise you, all building is labour intensive. What you get at the end of it is worth it, so worth it. With your construction method you will have a great home that fits its environment perfectly. looks beautiful. I saw a video of a chap making cob using a digger in a hole he dug. Very fast!!
Good morning Kris. (its Sat.morning here in Canada), I faithfully have been watching your videos of your wonderful cord/cob build. You are doing just a wonderful job. I hear what you say that this is a very difficult & tedious process for you. Look @ what you have accomplished Kris!! Yes it has been hard & I know you want to be done but the hard work is part of your journey. You have educated us every step of the way. Being honest here is a great thing. Maybe the other builds you watched prior to starting were done with a bigger team, who knows. Your house is a beautiful representation of the work you & Alana have been working towards. I wish you both all the best. Take your time, this too is so important part of your journey towards your home. Cheers
I feel you man! hang in there! t will indeed be worth it in the end. I love your vids, i'm glad that you still take the time to film and edit even though you probably don't feel like it after all these days of grinding. Thanks for sharing all this, good and bad. Good luck!
The way there is always "just a bit more to do" reminds me of what a friend of mine said about packing up belongings when you move to a new house: "The first 90% isn't so bad...it's the second 90% that gets to you".
Nice job, real rustic and original , you are progressing at a steady rate, Tiresome work but you are winning the battle. Thanks for sharing this.
Stay motivated Kris! It's totally understandable that you feel demoralised after such a long journey but you're so close to the end! You've definitely taught us all a lot in the process to so thank you. Just a couple more weeks of work and you'll be able to move in- just stay on target!
I admire the honesty and sincerity. I am going to try and follow your example.You are doing a great job!!!!
Great job brother, keep pushing forward. The place looks awesome and you should be very proud of what you've accomplished so far. You guys are going to enjoy that place for many years to come and you didn't have to go into serious debt with the bankers. No one owns your labor but you and that is the best part of the whole thing.
Keep up the great work. In the last week I've watched every video that you've posted. I'm mesmerized! You are such a hard worker and you should be so proud of yourself. Your house is beautiful. My grandfather built his own adobe house (similar to cob) in the back country of Southern California. It is still standing perfectly, since the 1940's.
what you have created thus far is amazing. thank you for putting urself through the filming process nightmares to show us viewers how to do this....and showing the fun and brutality of it aswell.
can't wait for the next one bud
cheers
multnomah son and I bought some land and plan to do this. you are giving me wonder Der full Ideas! thank you for your Videos! awesome Work! your home is AMAZING AND BEAUTIFUL!
Kris Harbour Hang in there! Nearly done, and I am sure when your lady is with you next time you'll feel a whole lot better. The 1st night in the house is going to be a milestone of epic proportions.
Thank you for taking us on your journey! Yes, so much work involved but it's so lovely!
While refitting a little old boat and living on it, I'm working my way through all your videos (for inspiration). I had to pause the playlist at this point and my two pence' worth:
The house is looking absolutely beautiful and you have worked constantly on it like some kind of man possessed -- most of us would only dream of doing something as epic as this.
Don't beat yourself up about the 'living with the benefits of an unfair society' situation -- your videos are much more of a contribution to that society than you give yourself credit for. Maybe enough people will feel empowered enough by witnessing this kind of lifestyle that the status quo of modern society might slowly shift towards a fairer, more equal, simpler one.
Top work, mate. I take my hat off to you...
Thank you so much for talking about how much labor it takes! I've gotten so many nasty sour responses when I've chimed in on discussions about how labor intensive some alternative methods can be and I really look forward to being able to link your video.
yeah im trying to be honest. this method needs lots of people or machines to be practical. its fun for a bit but then it just drags on and on.
you are going to have the most amazing home! Your despair is temporary. A good nights sleep is EVERYTHING! Two days off might be just what the Dr. ordered. Fantasize about Better Home &Gardens doing a piece on your home or HG channel. Looking forward to your next video. Just keep swimming...😊
this is the first time I saw this method of construction and although it is very labor intense, you will have a very nice house when finished. you should be proud of your labor, well done
Don't give up! Place looks great! Love the window!
aaaww Kris, you sound almost spent ... it's squezing out more and more from you and you just want it finished now , bless ya. Love and appreciate the honesty and very grateful that you decided to share your journey in the first place.
Wish I could send you some ooomph to see you through these last few cob mixes mate.
Nearly there , nearly there .....
You are doing so well Kris! Loving watching the progress, it looks beautiful! Very envious of your unique home!
Hi Rhiannon, Thanks i hope all is well with you.
Awsome job .straw bail homes are faster but they all seem to hold and create mold.
Appreciate the honesty. We were planning on using this building technique and may still if we can get a workshop together to have a load of eager workers to do all that labor. But you've got me thinking about other methods of building now!
You have done an amazing job … I’m sure though as you look back you must love this house
Don't know how I ended up here, but glad I did. Mind = blown. Your house looks like something out of a Lord of the Rings movie. Can't wait to see it finished.
I just spent the summer patching up an old mud walled house on my own. It's hard dull work and I've come to the same conclusion as you - building with natural materials is a group activity, three people at least, one mixing , one carrying and one applying. Even with straw bale you'd have to mix up a LOT of plaster and really work it into those bales, inside and out... Never tried it but I can't believe it's not pretty tough too.
Cheer up mate, keep it strong! The last sprint is the hardest.
Yeah, wen ye can see the finish line,, ye thinks ye ain't got it in ye ta finish by ats wen ye got ta push it!
Hi Kris, keep going, that place will be awesome when it's finished. I hail from Wales, Swansea to be exact but I live in Germany now. Looking forward to seeing the finished product.
Dude i have followed this project of yours from start to now and I really like it. You have taught me a lots
I can, t wait to see you get a fire/stove going to dry the house out! Alot of mold growing from moisture.Soon! Not long to go, Kriss!
fantastic idea for the Holiday houses Congratulations All the best
You'll get many years of enjoyment from a few weekends of work. That place may save your family someday when the World Without Rule of Law hits.
There are easier ways to build but no cheaper way to build your retreat.
Great Vid Sir.
Very nice job and you almost have it weathered in. Love the look of the place also.
life well lived, keep going Kris. Inspired.
Really amazing work you have done Kris!
I feel for you, defiantly a job better done with help. But your house is going to be beautiful, I love it, I'm so jealous
You are doing a wonderful job! Sending you all the blessings to energize you! :)
Hey buddy, keep your head up, you have come so far. just push through that last section and then you will finally get to relax and putter away inside. Cheers from Canada
kris your doing a fine job mate.. keep going bud your nearly there...
Good job man I know that is the long hard way to build your home but it is an awesome build.
na minha opinião, de todos os canais do RUclips em que estou inscrito... o seu é o melhor !
In my opinion, of all RUclips channels on which I'm subscribed ... yours is the best!
I'm not surprised you're getting fed up with it Kris, we only see a tiny percentage of the drudgery of this type of build, a few minutes per week and I'm well over it :) :) :) and have been for a while as I'm sure you were, but it is character building, so very well done mate, it was worth it in the end and 6 years later you're still living in it so you must have done a decent job.
Enjoy the process while it lasts mate, you'll miss it. After finishing it, can do a little Chinese bridge next year. In future, can build extensions next to it and connect via a doorway.
thank you so much for doing this vid.. wow it goes slow and lots of work wtg you have worked so hard I can't wait to see the end results a lot of the videos don;t show how much time and struggle goes into it but you will have a beautiful place when you are done , thanks again ,,, and super wtg ,,
Excellent, watched from the beginning, brilliant.
Fantastic build, brilliant vision, I shall go look at the beginning when you started.
its looking great I found you site about 2 months ago watch all your vids on this project a big task but cool
Been flowing the build for a while now, keep it up your doing great! It's no easy task but what a bloody awesome feeling it will be when you put down the last batch of cob.
Make sure you enjoy some downtime!
thanks, i am really looking forward to the first night sleeping in there, that will be a real privilege.
keep up the good work! what a beautiful home!
The hinged window is a good thing!!Another RUclipsr I know woke up in his geodome feeling very unwell & found he had high carbon monoxide from burning wood that was too damp. They got the carbon monoxide out & bought a digital thing with a little rod out the bottom to be able to gage how wet the wood is.
good work, glad the weather is fine I think what you have doe will last longer the straw bales
Just blasted through all 22 videos. Really appreciate you documenting your efforts and boy do I feel for you being stuck on this one part of the project for so many many months. Nearly done though and I'm really looking forward to seeing you get onto making it your home and getting that hydro power installed.
One question. Having looked at buying some woodland in England and being despondent at the horrible PP restrictions. How has this been working out for you in Wales? Would really like it if you could provide some pointers or narrate about it while you're working on something. Cheers and enjoy never having to lay another log again real soon. :)
Keep it up. It's worth it. Once it's all done. :) Really love your round house. :)
I check every week for updates. I know you're tired, but keep up the great work!
Guy called Ben Law made a super A frame house some years back and filled in with straw bales which he covered inside with clay. Can't remember what the outside was like. There was an update some years later with an extension. It was gorgeous, garden as well.
nice job it`s hard going now but when you are done it will be worth it good luck too you.
Absolutely love this idea, if I wasn't handicapped I would love to do something like this. Oh me personally I would have put the hinges on top of the window. Still love it though.
awesome work !! it's truly amazing great job ...
Good video. Beautiful and honest.
My son said the same thing as I was thinking and at the same time...we wish we could just hop onto a plane and go help you finish...unfortunately not possible at this time...We wish you the best through your journey....
Hang in there dude!
It does look great Chris, punch on through :) Perhaps it would be a good for feature walls but you have it now!
yeah i think in the future we will just have the odd wall for the looks but not a whole building again. we will get there eventually. then we start the workshop.
you gotta embrace the suck, and keep pushing. sending positive vibes your way
you did a great job.