What I think is totally amazing is how you two can work all day / week building your house & still have time to record edit & produce such great quality videos. I admire you both & pray daily for your wellbeing. May God continue to bless you abundantly in all that you say & do in His will & to His Glory.
i am a retired framer and i have mentioned that al needs a tool belt and he said that he doesn't like them .well working around pros he had a change of heart!!
Retired electrician here who also offered that suggestion during past Lumnah builds. Like most all of the other "homesteaders" who also commonly reject the suggestion. Don't know if ANYONE ENJOYS wearing the pouches except for the convenience and efficiency they offer.
Same thing with Cog Hill Farm... until one of their subscribers sent a leather tool pouch/belt to Jason as a gift! He was always losing tools, etc. when he'd put them down on the ground, and then forget where he put them.
Hey guys! Just an observation/thought/suggestion: Leave your ceiling vaulted on your greenhouse side. Have them spray foam between the rafters. THEN you can build storage shelves across the entire length of the house wall. You can never have too much (off the floor) storage! Build it deep enough for rubbermade totes.You’re doing great!!! Jim (NW MINNESOTA)🇺🇸
Snow. We're getting a bunch of unforecast snow as I write this. We're getting buried. I've already cleared over a foot from the roof trying to get ahead of what's still coming down. Every cubic foot of it moved by hand. I'll have even more to move after I wake up later. I can't even talk about the deck... I'm always impressed by the breadth of your skill-set. Your talent from building and framing to operating heavy equipment to gardening to animal management to site development to dancing the cha-cha and crochet work. Pretty amazing. -40 F and -40 Celsius is where the two scales meet. It's the exact same temperature. Use that to impress your friends. Greetings from Alaska.
The lowest we've had here in our part of Scotland while we have been here was -19°c. Do not want to experience the equality of the -40's, thank you!🥶🥶🥶. Regards Stephen.
While you are framing the ceiling with the 2x6's I would frame out a header for drop down steps. That is valuable storage space that would come in handy with the change of seasons.
Good morning Lumnah family 😁!!!!!…gonna watch video………good video it’s nice to know you’ll be able to have a heated place to work 👍🏽….. have a good week stay safe , healthy, & happy and ……God bless❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Yea Al that tool belt will save you a ton of time and effort not even joking one bit you will find out over the course of the time spent with the build nice stuff Great job by all so far Stay safe and warm.
Good morning Lumnah Acres from Waxhaw, NC. We are at 68 degrees F as I write this and expect to go up to the low to mid-70s for the next couple of days. We are under drought conditions - little to no rain in months. Usually, by this time of the year, we are getting rain almost daily. If this keeps up there will be a lot of tree damage and loss of crops. I love watching your channel - it is my favorite. I can feel every nail and smell every board. We, your fans can't wait for your next release. God bless you and keep you all. p.r.morehouse - author
Look forward to your videos, I am 76 and house bound with a broken hip I just love seeing the chickens and goats and yes even the pigs. I love your life style and most of the that you love our Creator, God bless.
It was so good to have the usual "meal-with-grace" ending again. I didn't realize how much I had been missing it. I know there's so much to show with everything that's going on that you feel you can't always fit it in. When do we get to see the "secret project" you've been shooting around?
Morning amazing people This shows how much care & love you put into your property a great 2 days work. With an amazing meal created by Gina what more can you ask for . Creativity & determination are Lumnah Acres .
Gina, you need to take a break in the shipping container with a nice fire in the stove, or have some kind of heater in the tiny house to help you keep warm
19:45 - The way Gina was showing the pantry area reminded me of the models on "Let's Make a Deal" when they'd show what's behind door number one! (or two, or three!) 🙂
Hi from “Grammy “ from Ohio !! Just found your channel yesterday and stayed up watching till 6:30 this morning !!! It was worth it !! So nice to get another perspective on tiny houses and homesteads. I love the barn and buildings you’ve built. Will be glad to see this spring and your plans. Your such sweet people and dedicated to do it your way and it’s wonderful to watch. Be watching you !! ❤️❤️🙏🙏
FYI for nailers of sheetrock you do not need to use full studs, remnants of your sheeting will work just fine plus you can squeeze more insulation in that space. my two cents
Good Morning, Lumnahs & all you viewers out there! Hope everyone is staying safe, healthy & warm. The Harvest House has gone up fast. It won’t be too long before it will be warm & cozy inside. Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The project is coming along nicely. To help insulate corners try looking up a California corner framing technique. It allows easier insulation access and can be installed during framing. i have been using this technique in the northeast for 30 years. Keep warm winter is here!
I like the rock wool insulation it seals very well and is very reasonably priced if you do it yourself. It is also fireproof! With the green board you may not need the expense of spray foam? The mineral wool is a natural product and is probably healthier than the foam. With the 2x6 walls you would get very good r value that will not decrease over time like fiberglass. It may be worth looking into.
Great video. So glad you are using spray foam. That will seal up the house good. Nice to see no corners are being cut just because it could be temporary house. Great job to do it right
A warm greeting to everyone around the world, and here at the Lumnah Acres channel, from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵 Spunky 🐶 and I 😃 are enjoying this autumn so far and are looking forward to winter! I hope you all are doing well too!
Great work folks. That pork looks tasty. We use sweet apple cider with our pork roasts all the time. We like “Harvest House as a name. Maybe you should knock together a workbench to make your cutting tasks a little easier. God bless.
Gina, it is SO good to see/hear you more as part of y’all’s story!!! When I first started watching, years ago, you were still working and never in front of the camera! Al did a good show alone, but it is definitely better seeing/hearing you too! You complete the video! 🥰
Oh also Al I hope you plan to frame in some crawlspace doors upstairs to get in behind those knee walls. It's not only a great space for storing old clothes and once a year things like Christmas ornaments but having once lived in a house with a similar knee wall dead space I found I occasionally needed to get in there to run wires for various things through the walls on the first floor. And if you do end up putting Solar on the roof of your "Utility House" (I'm calling it that since it's not tiny and because it serves so many purposes) you'll probably find easy access to those dead spaces super helpful. Plus those ubiquitous Rubbermaid storage totes everyone has fit perfectly in there with room to squeeze around them if necessary.
Good Morning Lumnah's. It comes along quite nicely, good work. Then just a thought; Why not make a simple temporary railing around the staircase on the 2nd floor? It will make it safer for you when working at that side.
Harvest house that has a good ring to it, keep up the good work i know that there is ALOT of behind the scene work that gets done apprisate all the hard work!!
Spray foam the underside of the roof over the bathroom. You don’t want your vent pipes to freeze. Easy to nail a ledger on the wall and hang your bathroom ceiling joists off that.
Good morning Al ,Gina . You two work very well together .Really do enjoy your Videos . You are right Al foam insulation is expensive, but it is worth it no matter what part of the U. S .A you live in . It insulates out the heat or cold .
Good morning Lumnah family and friends, from Nebraska where it is 52 degrees this morning. Al, you and Ken's crew did a fantastic job! Now things are going to slow down without Ken's crew there any more. I hope everyone has a blessed wonderful December Thursday today!
Hey Al do not forget about wiring outlet boxes water pipes hot and cold all have to go into the walls . thermostats for infloor heating , tubing and manifolds for heating . Light fixture boxes .
Good morning Al, Gina, & Olivia! Love spending mornings at Lumnah Acres, & seeing the progress at the new Lumnah Acres homestead. Diner looked very welcoming for a cold day.
Good morning Lumnah family. Enjoying your progress and I love the your new name for the build! Harvest House suits the build and the eventual purpose. Perhaps a simple 1x4 frame, covered in visquien and a couple of hinges would make a temp door while you wait. Light in, weather out!
Good Morning Lumnahs 😊 I am loving the harvest house build. Your OGP building process is extremely well planned out. This is my favorite channel and I never miss a video. ❤ Stay warm and God Bless
It will be so nice to have the Harvest House insulated and warm this winter. Wow, that pork Gina made looked awesome! Making me hungry! May God bless you with love & abundance!
Hey guys I live in the northeast and have a new spray foam house. You definitely will need a heat recovery ventilator(HRV). It changes the air and removes mositure/humity from the house. Placing it behind the knee walls is a good spot.😊
I was thinking the same thing about the excess moisture/humidity. Mike Holmes usually installs corrugated flat plastic vents along the upstairs ceiling rafters that tied in to the soffits to keep ice off of the roof.
Goooood moooorrrnnning Al, Gina and Olivia fellow Viewers and all my friends hoodie from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲. Hopefully you are all having a great week. So Now let's see what Al got up his sleeve for us
On the stairs going upstairs….you should put shelves and make it a walk-in Pantry for all Gina’s larger cooking pans, etc. mixers, cooking stuff. Can put a door on the small side for entrance.
Jean Hawken ~ Me, too. And wouldn't you know that I made a pork loin roast yesterday?! It might be hard to use part of it for that barbeque she made, but that sure looked delicious. If not this time, then the next for sure.
Gina I remember when you first started blogging with Al. Your were kinda bashful but now you must know how much we think of you guys. It’s like your talking to friends now because you are.💖 I can’t wait to drink my morning coffee and watch you guys. I’m missing seeing Figaro.
It’s very challenging to do construction work and plan meals. Home making is really a full time job. Gotta love maple syrup! And Harvest House is a lovely name.
And he and Gina built all of the structures on their current property. He is quite talented… they both are. Check out his build videos. Have a great day.
Morning Lumnahs! Little known fact Al wrt temps... -40F is actually the same as -40C (the one spot on the scale where they meet up). The place is looking great!
Morning Al and Gina. Things are moving along fast at the new homestead. Ken and his crew did a great job. His channel is a great addition also. Have a wonderful week and see you on your next video.
Good morning..Lumnah's Camo sure is fluffy and cute. I love the quote on your phone screen Al, it just put me in a better mindset this fine morning. Thank you Gina, I really like seeing you pop up in the video having a chat and updating us on the happenings. Nicely done Gina, I know ladders are not your favorite. It's awesome to see things progressing for guys, wishing all the best on this journey. Stay warm. . . . God bless
I am totally amazed with your tiny house build although it doesn't look so tiny! You guys are doing an amazing job! Gina your daughter looks just like you!! Adorable!! Hope you put out more cooking videos!!! xoxo
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What I think is totally amazing is how you two can work all day / week building your house & still have time to record edit & produce such great quality videos. I admire you both & pray daily for your wellbeing. May God continue to bless you abundantly in all that you say & do in His will & to His Glory.
Amen 🙏🏽
Now that the help is gone it's back to the dynamic duo. ❤❤
i am a retired framer and i have mentioned that al needs a tool belt and he said that he doesn't like them .well working around pros he had a change of heart!!
And a flashlight : )
Retired electrician here who also offered that suggestion during past Lumnah builds. Like most all of the other "homesteaders" who also commonly reject the suggestion. Don't know if ANYONE ENJOYS wearing the pouches except for the convenience and efficiency they offer.
Same thing with Cog Hill Farm... until one of their subscribers sent a leather tool pouch/belt to Jason as a gift! He was always losing tools, etc. when he'd put them down on the ground, and then forget where he put them.
It was ingenious both the way you use the bubble foil and the way you cut the bubble foil❕
Great progress. Love the name "Harvest House". Stay warm!
The boss of the swamp would be proud of your use of bubble foil!
🤣
Hey guys! Just an observation/thought/suggestion: Leave your ceiling vaulted on your greenhouse side. Have them spray foam between the rafters. THEN you can build storage shelves across the entire length of the house wall. You can never have too much (off the floor) storage!
Build it deep enough for rubbermade totes.You’re doing great!!! Jim (NW MINNESOTA)🇺🇸
Gina, my favorite room in my house is my walk in pantry. It houses all of my big canners and pots along with all of our food. Love it.
Snow. We're getting a bunch of unforecast snow as I write this. We're getting buried. I've already cleared over a foot from the roof trying to get ahead of what's still coming down. Every cubic foot of it moved by hand. I'll have even more to move after I wake up later. I can't even talk about the deck...
I'm always impressed by the breadth of your skill-set. Your talent from building and framing to operating heavy equipment to gardening to animal management to site development to dancing the cha-cha and crochet work. Pretty amazing.
-40 F and -40 Celsius is where the two scales meet. It's the exact same temperature. Use that to impress your friends.
Greetings from Alaska.
Gooooood Morning Alaska. Sounds like your going to have a lot of snow this winter
Wow Jack, great comment! 👍🏻 So far we don’t have any snow in Omaha
The lowest we've had here in our part of Scotland while we have been here was -19°c. Do not want to experience the equality of the -40's, thank you!🥶🥶🥶. Regards Stephen.
Wait....Al dances the cha-cha?!
@@stephenriley9084 Hello Scotland! 🏴. Do you see many long hair coos there regularly?
Have a lovely day.
While you are framing the ceiling with the 2x6's I would frame out a header for drop down steps. That is valuable storage space that would come in handy with the change of seasons.
Good morning everyone happy Thursday...
Gooooood Morning
Howdy Cocoadiva!
Good morning Cocoadiva ☕️🌅
Good morning
@@teresahyneman4349 Good morning
Good morning Lumnah family 😁!!!!!…gonna watch video………good video it’s nice to know you’ll be able to have a heated place to work 👍🏽….. have a good week stay safe , healthy, & happy and ……God bless❤️🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Даа... Работы ещё много... Удачи вам в делах!
(translation courtesy of Google): "Yeah ... There is still a lot of work ... Good luck with your business!"
Good morning Al, if I didn't live half way across the country I would come and help with your project. Best wishes!
Looking good. You should put an access hatch in the ceiling of the power house to use for storage/attic.
Yea Al that tool belt will save you a ton of time and effort not even joking one bit you will find out over the course of the time spent with the build nice stuff Great job by all so far Stay safe and warm.
All American hard working family!! Working, eating and praying together!!! Awesome job both of you!!
Good morning Lumnah Acres from Waxhaw, NC. We are at 68 degrees F as I write this and expect to go up to the low to mid-70s for the next couple of days. We are under drought conditions - little to no rain in months. Usually, by this time of the year, we are getting rain almost daily. If this keeps up there will be a lot of tree damage and loss of crops. I love watching your channel - it is my favorite. I can feel every nail and smell every board. We, your fans can't wait for your next release. God bless you and keep you all. p.r.morehouse - author
The name Harvest House sounds so perfect. Everything that has been done so far is as expected. Exceptionally perfectly done. Great job! Al and Gina.
Good morning Cathy that sounds like a great name " I LIKE IT " sorry Al lol 😆
Excellent idea!
Voting for “HARVEST HOUSE”.
Harvest house sounds great.
Look forward to your videos, I am 76 and house bound with a broken hip I just love seeing the chickens and goats and yes even the pigs. I love your life style and most of the that you love our Creator, God bless.
Nancy, I'm praying for you now. God is good!
It was so good to have the usual "meal-with-grace" ending again. I didn't realize how much I had been missing it. I know there's so much to show with everything that's going on that you feel you can't always fit it in.
When do we get to see the "secret project" you've been shooting around?
Morning amazing people This shows how much care & love you put into your property a great 2 days work.
With an amazing meal created by Gina what more can you ask for .
Creativity & determination are Lumnah Acres .
Here here!
I really think that's true the pantry can Never be too big.😁
Nor closets! A house can never have enough storage!
Gina, you need to take a break in the shipping container with a nice fire in the stove, or have some kind of heater in the tiny house to help you keep warm
19:45 - The way Gina was showing the pantry area reminded me of the models on "Let's Make a Deal" when they'd show what's behind door number one! (or two, or three!) 🙂
Haha 😊 Good morning Sam Hope you’re well
@@stellajeffrey647 - Hanging in there, Stella... thank you! Hope the same can be said for you!
Hi from “Grammy “ from Ohio !! Just found your channel yesterday and stayed up watching till 6:30 this morning !!! It was worth it !! So nice to get another perspective on tiny houses and homesteads. I love the barn and buildings you’ve built. Will be glad to see this spring and your plans. Your such sweet people and dedicated to do it your way and it’s wonderful to watch. Be watching you !! ❤️❤️🙏🙏
FYI for nailers of sheetrock you do not need to use full studs, remnants of your sheeting will work just fine plus you can squeeze more insulation in that space. my two cents
Harvest House is the perfect name for the 'tiny house'... Great job!... Thanks for sharing....
Good Morning Al, Gina, Olivia and all the Lumnah friends
Howdy Robert!
Gooooood Morning
Good morning to ya Robert!
When you are a grandma like me,you will learn a lot of little tricks when cooking! That is what makes a good cook!
I remember snowmobiling in Pittsburg one winter at -36. Parts of me were shivering that I didn’t think could shiver. Lol
😆. When your nose hair freezes instantly you now it’s cold
@@LumnahAcres - When you feel the surface of your eyeballs freeze - no other feeling like it... then it's REALLY cold!
Good Thursday morning to ya Ray!
God is good Al & Wife....Thanks....!
Good Morning, Lumnahs & all you viewers out there! Hope everyone is staying safe, healthy & warm. The Harvest House has gone up fast. It won’t be too long before it will be warm & cozy inside.
Blessings, Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇺🇸👍❤️🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Howdy Vicki! Have a great one!
@@samvalentine3206 - Howdy, Sam! Right back at ya!
The project is coming along nicely. To help insulate corners try looking up a California corner framing technique. It allows easier insulation access and can be installed during framing. i have been using this technique in the northeast for 30 years. Keep warm winter is here!
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Getting the wiring and plumbing installed in walls that get sprayed foam will be way easier before the foam… looking great guys
In a cold climate, there should not be any plumbing in the outside walls. Freezing happens.
I’ll keep it short and sweet “well done”!!
I like the rock wool insulation it seals very well and is very reasonably priced if you do it yourself. It is also fireproof! With the green board you may not need the expense of spray foam? The mineral wool is a natural product and is probably healthier than the foam. With the 2x6 walls you would get very good r value that will not decrease over time like fiberglass. It may be worth looking into.
I suspect that the insulation is probably already done, they are on about a two week delay.
We like Rockwool as well our 70plus yearold home had no insulation in places (Maine)
First time seeing Gina's eyes in the bright, work light. She has beautiful amber eyes.
i am so impressed with the example that you set . Hope all keeps going well .
Great video. So glad you are using spray foam. That will seal up the house good. Nice to see no corners are being cut just because it could be temporary house. Great job to do it right
A warm greeting to everyone around the world, and here at the Lumnah Acres channel, from Kamakura, Japan! 🇯🇵 Spunky 🐶 and I 😃 are enjoying this autumn so far and are looking forward to winter! I hope you all are doing well too!
Gooooood Morning Japan 🇯🇵
Good evening Robert 🌇
@@LumnahAcres Good morning Lumnah Family! 😃🐶👍🏾
@@Heisstrong 😃🐶👍🏾
Howdy Robert!
I'm So Excited for you to have the insulation done!! God Bless and have a Wonderful Day!! 😊⚘❤
Gina's smile over the door was adorable. lol
Energy windows on the south side. Best heat source that doesn't cost anything during the day when the sun is out.
Goooooood morning Lumnahs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Gooooood Morning ray
Howdy Ray!
Great work folks. That pork looks tasty. We use sweet apple cider with our pork roasts all the time. We like “Harvest House as a name. Maybe you should knock together a workbench to make your cutting tasks a little easier. God bless.
Gina, it is SO good to see/hear you more as part of y’all’s story!!! When I first started watching, years ago, you were still working and never in front of the camera! Al did a good show alone, but it is definitely better seeing/hearing you too! You complete the video! 🥰
Good morning, Al and Gina! I get more excited every day. Gina, your smile is contagious and your comments are GREAT!
Chef 👩🍳 Gina, your pork dish looked delicious!
Oh also Al I hope you plan to frame in some crawlspace doors upstairs to get in behind those knee walls. It's not only a great space for storing old clothes and once a year things like Christmas ornaments but having once lived in a house with a similar knee wall dead space I found I occasionally needed to get in there to run wires for various things through the walls on the first floor. And if you do end up putting Solar on the roof of your "Utility House" (I'm calling it that since it's not tiny and because it serves so many purposes) you'll probably find easy access to those dead spaces super helpful. Plus those ubiquitous Rubbermaid storage totes everyone has fit perfectly in there with room to squeeze around them if necessary.
That's the plan!
Good Morning Lumnah's. It comes along quite nicely, good work. Then just a thought; Why not make a simple temporary railing around the staircase on the 2nd floor? It will make it safer for you when working at that side.
Good morning Lumnah friends Iowa is watching :)
Harvest house that has a good ring to it, keep up the good work i know that there is ALOT of behind the scene work that gets done apprisate all the hard work!!
Spray foam the underside of the roof over the bathroom. You don’t want your vent pipes to freeze. Easy to nail a ledger on the wall and hang your bathroom ceiling joists off that.
GREAT morning AL and GINA and daughter from S.E.Michigan
Gooooood Morning
Howdy Evalina!
Good morning Evalina 👍🏻🛐✝️
Good morning Evalina!
You folks work hard and you are obviously building for it to last. Lots of respect to you and the crews.
Good morning ! Modernsteaders coffee club !
Gooooood Morning
Good morning Ger! 😃🐶👍🏾
Howdy Ger!
Good Afternoon Ger.
Good afternoon Ger
Good morning Al ,Gina . You two work very well together .Really do enjoy your Videos .
You are right Al foam insulation is expensive, but it is worth it no matter what part of the U. S .A you live in .
It insulates out the heat or cold .
Good morning Lumnah family and friends, from Nebraska where it is 52 degrees this morning. Al, you and Ken's crew did a fantastic job! Now things are going to slow down without Ken's crew there any more. I hope everyone has a blessed wonderful December Thursday today!
Good morning David! 😃🐶👍🏾
Gooooood Morning. 52 would feel nice
@@TheKamakuraGardener 😀🐶👍🏻
Howdy David!
Good morning David it's 32 degrees and snowing here in Maine. Have a blessed day and enjoy the warm weather
I enjoy your channel. Thank you.
Hey Al do not forget about wiring outlet boxes water pipes hot and cold all have to go into the walls . thermostats for infloor heating , tubing and manifolds for heating . Light fixture boxes .
Good morning from Washington state. Watching your little family warms my heart! Thanks for bringing us along!
Look at Gina go!!! Helping where she can. God bless her soul!!!
Good morning Al, Gina, & Olivia! Love spending mornings at Lumnah Acres, & seeing the progress at the new Lumnah Acres homestead. Diner looked very welcoming for a cold day.
🔥"Low/No Smell (VOC's) Spray Foam" - Let's put it to the test! 🔥 on Matt Risinger's channel is a great vid..
Good morning Lumnah family.
Enjoying your progress and I love the your new name for the build! Harvest House suits the build and the eventual purpose.
Perhaps a simple 1x4 frame, covered in visquien and a couple of hinges would make a temp door while you wait. Light in, weather out!
Good Morning Lumnahs 😊 I am loving the harvest house build. Your OGP building process is extremely well planned out. This is my favorite channel and I never miss a video. ❤ Stay warm and God Bless
It will be so nice to have the Harvest House insulated and warm this winter. Wow, that pork Gina made looked awesome! Making me hungry! May God bless you with love & abundance!
Hey guys I live in the northeast and have a new spray foam house. You definitely will need a heat recovery ventilator(HRV). It changes the air and removes mositure/humity from the house. Placing it behind the knee walls is a good spot.😊
Thank you for making that important point⚠️👍
You can't live in a plastic bag.
Must vent and change the living space air👍
Snug as a bug New Hampshire ☕
Why won't a fireplace perform the same function?
I was thinking the same thing about the excess moisture/humidity. Mike Holmes usually installs corrugated flat plastic vents along the upstairs ceiling rafters that tied in to the soffits to keep ice off of the roof.
one of those folding walls of glass would be nice there
Goooood moooorrrnnning Al, Gina and Olivia fellow Viewers and all my friends hoodie from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲. Hopefully you are all having a great week. So Now let's see what Al got up his sleeve for us
Good morning Lloyd! 😃🐶👍🏾
@@TheKamakuraGardener Good morning my friend. How are you bro
Gooooood Morning Jamaica 🇯🇲
Howdy Lloyd!
@@samvalentine3206 morning Sam. How are you bro ?
On the stairs going upstairs….you should put shelves and make it a walk-in Pantry for all Gina’s larger cooking pans, etc. mixers, cooking stuff. Can put a door on the small side for entrance.
I was just thinking I was missing Gina’s cooking. The build is looking so good. Thank you
Jean Hawken ~ Me, too. And wouldn't you know that I made a pork loin roast yesterday?! It might be hard to use part of it for that barbeque she made, but that sure looked delicious. If not this time, then the next for sure.
Gina needs to set up a small tent INSIDE ... with a buddy heater ..to keep you from freezing while you work.
Gina I remember when you first started blogging with Al. Your were kinda bashful but now you must know how much we think of you guys. It’s like your talking to friends now because you are.💖 I can’t wait to drink my morning coffee and watch you guys. I’m missing seeing Figaro.
Good morning Lumnahs and friends.
Doing a great job. So cool seeing it all come together.
Good progress on all the Prep work for spray foam and drywall nailers. It's the little things that will save your installers time and save you money
Hey doing really good I would suggest a wallboard lift when you go to do that saves your back Regina's cooking sounds pretty good
That will make an excellent for a bear to spend the winter. He will like the ease of going in and out through that curtain.
😃🐻😂
Gooood morning Lumnah's! Great job! Everything is coming together! God bless y'all!
It’s very challenging to do construction work and plan meals. Home making is really a full time job. Gotta love maple syrup! And Harvest House is a lovely name.
Bom Dia Everybody From The Algarve Portugal.
Gooooood Morning Portugal 🇵🇹
Good evening Tony 🫖🌇🇵🇹
Howdy Tony!
@@Heisstrong Still morning here David 11:29!
@@samvalentine3206 Good Morning Sam.
We haven't seen Olivia in awhile. Be nice to see her reaction to the new not so tiny- tiny house.
Wow see Al moving like a pro , must have learned a lot from Ken and crew, plus a new tool belt. Way to go 😍😍😍👍
Good morning Lloyd ☕️🌅
That too, but he has also previously worked for a cabinetmaker and at a car/body shop!
And he and Gina built all of the structures on their current property. He is quite talented… they both are. Check out his build videos. Have a great day.
@@nahnisjourney1406 I have seen several of Gina’s projects throughout the homestead.
Gina look even happier with your new project. God bless you all, stay safe and healthy
Gooood morning!!! From central Florida! Have a great day today!
Gooooood Morning Florida
Howdy Jeremy!
@@samvalentine3206 Good Morning Sam
Looking good!! Might want to consider keeping some extra warm n dry clothes in the shed, so you will be prepared for cold and wet construction. 👍
Save the cut off of the foil insulation. It could be used to insulate the roof and egg door lid. I live in Fl and it help keep the coop warmer.
Morning Lumnahs! Little known fact Al wrt temps... -40F is actually the same as -40C (the one spot on the scale where they meet up). The place is looking great!
Morning everyone best wishes, stay safe and well from the North Norfolk coast UK
Gooooood Morning 🇬🇧
Howdy Carol!
Now things are moving with purpose. Good to see. Be well. :)
Gooood morning Al, Gina, Olivia and the whole gang..
Gooooood Morning max
Good morning Mr G☕️🌅😀
Howdy Mr. G!
@@Heisstrong Morning David!
@@samvalentine3206 Howdy Sam!
Morning everyone
Gooooood Morning
Howdy Liz!
Good mauhnin Lumnah acres and friends!
Gooooood Morning
ha, yes good mauhnin Elizabeth ☕️🌅
Howdy Elizabeth!
Boy - you are a great carpenter in your own right! This place is going to look awesome!
Morning Al and Gina. Things are moving along fast at the new homestead. Ken and his crew did a great job. His channel is a great addition also. Have a wonderful week and see you on your next video.
Gooooood Morning
Good morning..Lumnah's
Camo sure is fluffy and cute. I love the quote on your phone screen Al, it just put me in a better mindset this fine morning. Thank you Gina, I really like seeing you pop up in the video having a chat and updating us on the happenings. Nicely done Gina, I know ladders are not your favorite. It's awesome to see things progressing for guys, wishing all the best on this journey. Stay warm. . . . God bless
Great job on the new homestead.
I am totally amazed with your tiny house build although it doesn't look so tiny! You guys are doing an amazing job! Gina your daughter looks just like you!! Adorable!! Hope you put out more cooking videos!!! xoxo