The day she walked away

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  • @kimsytsma8493
    @kimsytsma8493 Год назад +373

    My grandpa taught me “ my job is to leave the farm in better shape then when I inherited it” my dad taught me to always plant trees, the trees are for your children and their children. My dad was still planting trees on his property well into his 90’s.

    • @KM-bu8ec
      @KM-bu8ec Год назад +7

      I love your comment ♥️♥️♥️ Beautiful inheritance.

    • @Due152
      @Due152 Год назад +4

      Great philosophy to live! 😊

    • @lucialieskovska6182
      @lucialieskovska6182 Год назад +4

      They gave you the best lessons how to preserve your place and not only it. ❤👍🙏

    • @rabbit_scribe
      @rabbit_scribe Год назад +2

      Probably the most heartening comment I've ever read, certainly on RUclips, if not any social media platform.🏆

    • @Larafischer762
      @Larafischer762 Год назад

      I remember friends calling me crazy when I started but now I shut up them with my four figure weekly returned I'm happy today because of Mrs Felicia

  • @kerriegood1046
    @kerriegood1046 Год назад +196

    I think you need to turn one of the out buildings into an Orangery for Phillip. It could be his hobby room. ALways love Sundays to see what you guys are up to.

    • @neenmach
      @neenmach Год назад +3

      I agree! Would love to see what he would grow.

  • @normamurray4450
    @normamurray4450 Год назад +56

    Who knew it, your helper Yann has the same dry humour as you Phillip....what a team!

  • @ginacrusco234
    @ginacrusco234 Год назад +73

    Anna's course sounds great. The garden is shaping up beautifully. I adore Ziggy and just about feel how silky his ears are.

  • @buttercup6828
    @buttercup6828 Год назад +3

    Ziggy does not miss a beat, love watching him!

  • @carolynjones9941
    @carolynjones9941 Год назад +29

    I really enjoyed having your neighbor on the channel today! I hope he returns. Benoit is another favorite guest I enjoy.

  • @deborahdoll4111
    @deborahdoll4111 Год назад +47

    Ahh! Planting your botanical babies. Each spring I go to my garden to see all the things I planted the year before. It’s been 27 years. My plants and trees etc. have grown up with my children. Now I can enjoy the beauty of both. My youngest son has taken over. He has planted over 400 hardwood trees on our acreage. We’ve also planted flowering trees in memory of friends and family who have passed. Nature is glorious!

    • @KM-bu8ec
      @KM-bu8ec Год назад +3

      Beautiful comment. ♥️♥️♥️

  • @MelodyChynoweth
    @MelodyChynoweth Год назад +3

    Wonderful. I love the idea of planting two trees for everyone taken down. Bravo! Love this channel. Thank you!

  • @tmjb00
    @tmjb00 Год назад +84

    My dad was of Dutch farmer extraction. He was a certified master gardener. He loved planting and moving trees around. He planted ~5k in his lifetime. He also worked at rehabilitating a natural wetland of about 10 acres. He would love your arboretum. In other words, I get the attraction to building it for yourself and the following generations. Congrats on the work done. Just 2 more loads of trees will do it.

  • @1mezion
    @1mezion Год назад +1

    I know a lot of people take it for granted but take it from me a back support brace belt is an absolute lifesaver

  • @marleneciborowski4343
    @marleneciborowski4343 Год назад +2

    I just love your dog! He is a part of everything but never gets in the way.

  • @FrinkyBaby
    @FrinkyBaby Год назад +19

    Phillip’s love of gardening warms my heart. I look forward to seeing it grow. The website sounds like a fine idea.

  • @ColleenWest88
    @ColleenWest88 Год назад +104

    You guys will have to host a garden party in the spring/summer to thank all of these hard working people who have helped you with removing the dead trees, planting the new trees and cleaning up the garden beds. You could also include the main people who have been helping you rebuild your front entrance gate.

    • @darlenechandler2403
      @darlenechandler2403 Год назад +5

      I think they want to keep their home private, as they are not having guests to stay. I am sure they are paying a high price to have all of this work done and most workers these days are just so happy to have a job and making money with the bad economy. People keep telling them to have people on their property, but in one video, they said they wanted to keep the home a family home and private now and only do vlogs. The workers are not volunteers, like some of the Chateaus have workers for free

    • @e_moonstarstellar5666
      @e_moonstarstellar5666 Год назад +8

      ​@@darlenechandler2403 I don't think hosting a one time thanksgiving garden party will be an invasion of their privacy. I believe Phillip and Anna are appreciative of all those who in One or more ways helped make the old chateau into the gem it has become.... Just saying. ✌️

    • @N-A-uw5fp
      @N-A-uw5fp Год назад +4

      Great idea. Any opportunity to enjoy your good work and appreciate the people who have helped is a wonderful way to live our lives. 😊

    • @bryghtgyrl
      @bryghtgyrl Год назад +1

      Put a plaque at the root of the trees

  • @bigfanofthesky
    @bigfanofthesky Год назад +50

    Great job on planting the trees, I'm sure the generations to come will be very grateful that someone years ago in the past did such a selfless act which reminds me of that quote:
    “A society grows great when old men plant trees in whose shade they shall never sit.”

  • @moiragoldsmith7052
    @moiragoldsmith7052 Год назад +30

    How lovely of your neighbour to help! It looks great Philip! And Anna, the best best of luck with your new venture., I love your wall papers and painted fresco's.👏👏👏💞

  • @sandiacat
    @sandiacat Год назад +1

    I love that the puppy dog is helping and present. Adorable doggo.

  • @kathleenclark5877
    @kathleenclark5877 Год назад +7

    As per usual, Philip’s dry sense of humour is wonderful …. But now times two! Jan (spelling?), the neighbour, is a perfect match! Anna’s course is guaranteed to be a success. Every time she has shared one of her commissions it has been a joy to watch her creative process. She should patent her designs. Wallpaper is making a comeback and rightfully so. But, I must comment that Ziggy has become a most effective supervisor over the Chateau’s proceedings. As my dear departed father used to say, “ It is a damned poor job that can’t afford a proper superintendant” and I think he is right especially as Ziggy will work for dog biscuits.

  • @elisabeth6108
    @elisabeth6108 Год назад +10

    Love how Doggy is always in the midst of everything! He has turned into a very elegant chateau-appropriate dog. Glad to see you putting the cardboard down. It is such a life-saver, back-saver, time-saver. Looking forward to more details on Anna's course.

  • @ntakovacj3644
    @ntakovacj3644 Год назад +31

    One more fine day at the chateau. You make the most mundane activity worth watching. And it's the kindness,reative and humour that I come back here for -- a pretty big package I'd say.

  • @jennifer6833
    @jennifer6833 Год назад +13

    Your neighbors Boston Red Sox cap stuck out for me as a fan. Looks like you both struck a home run in teamwork!
    Congratulations Anna! That sounds phenomenal and you are so thorough that we will learn so much from you. Thank you!

  • @judysoubry5146
    @judysoubry5146 Год назад +5

    Loving the idea of mapping out your garden and labeling with trees and horticulture with the current planting as well as for future aspirations (wish list) ;)

  • @peteelkins
    @peteelkins Год назад +24

    Very sorry you injured yourself while planting. Love the idea of being able to access the species of plants. Our family enjoys your series so much. Thank you.

  • @danyelleerwin7620
    @danyelleerwin7620 Год назад +5

    I said out "Oh, yes!" when you said the topiaries were for the entrance! Ever since I started watching this channel almost a year ago I thought, "Such a beautiful chateau, and topiaries on either side of the entrance would make it complete!"

  • @maryannaarnold3817
    @maryannaarnold3817 Год назад +1

    Philipp, wishing you continued healing for your back injury! Looking forward to seeing your trees bloom!

  • @lindacarruthers3423
    @lindacarruthers3423 Год назад +8

    The result of your work is going to be spectacular in years to come , and is already bringing so much to the garden and the chateau in general . About thirty years ago I planted a tiny tree I had grown from a seed , just one tree , and now I drive by to see our old house and admire my tree . I can hardly imagine Phillip , how you will feel about all of this in thirty years .

  • @autodidactin
    @autodidactin Год назад +65

    I think a website with the location of the plantings and their names (possibly in Latin, English and French?) is a SPLENDID idea! The thought of going on a virtual Le Fleur garden tour is very appealing indeed. Best of luck with your art academy idea Anna; I think many people would be interested.

  • @Jana-wz7dr
    @Jana-wz7dr Год назад +6

    Philipp it is amazing how you have a seemingly unlimited ability to get neighbours and friends to work for you. Jan could be competition to Bernard in his ability to roll with your punches. Ziggy sure likes to help and those ears of his are beautiful. Anna your course will be a smashing success.

    • @Jana-wz7dr
      @Jana-wz7dr Год назад

      Oops, Benoit, not Bernard. Darn auto correct. 😆

  • @judyoneal7887
    @judyoneal7887 Год назад +2

    Anna, you are so accomplished. I love how supportive Phillip is, how proud of you he is, & how he expresses that. You are always gracious to express your appreciation for all the work he puts in as well. An undertaking like restoring your chateau is a monumental task, it’s not a sprint but a marathon. Not every couple is cut out for that but it really does seem like you 2 are one another’s biggest fan & are doing exactly what you’re meant to be doing.

  • @darlenechandler2403
    @darlenechandler2403 Год назад +4

    Philip you have been having another glorious time at the garden centre. They must be so happy to see you when you arrive because they know you are buying lots of plants and trees. Terrible that you put out your back, but all the plantings that were continued look great. It will be so beautiful when all these trees start to grow. Can’t wait to see Anna’s wallpaper designs and her process. Fantastic.

  • @jeanetterule5420
    @jeanetterule5420 Год назад

    Ouch! 😮😮😮Poor Philip! 😢😢😢 you are young enough for a fast recovery. Exercise and be well.

  • @RobertFallon
    @RobertFallon Год назад +13

    Hats off-or caps on-to Jan for wearing a Boston Red Sox baseball cap! It’s nice to see my home town represented at the chateau!

    • @circa1890
      @circa1890 Год назад +4

      I know! It was so exciting..
      I'm always rooting for Boston even at the Seattle Mariners games (where I live). 😏

  • @smallmoments957
    @smallmoments957 Год назад +10

    Yann is a good neighbor and has a fun sense of humor. I hope he at least got an invitation to dinner out of the deal. Great video as usual, thank you!

  • @twobluestripes
    @twobluestripes Год назад +1

    I an so glad Jan was featured in this video. Finally someone with some comedic instincts on this channel to lighten the mood!

  • @monalingan9523
    @monalingan9523 Год назад

    I love watching Phillips’s sheepish reaction to you questioning a new load of trees being delivered to the property. It is quite delightful.

  • @davidlogan4329
    @davidlogan4329 Год назад

    PLease look after your back Philipp. Marvellous work going on in your beautiful garden. It's fantastic the number of new trees and plants you are putting in.

  • @patmurphy4564
    @patmurphy4564 Год назад +6

    Just a lovely couple that love and work so well together. Love from Australia ❤

  • @EmilyBoltz
    @EmilyBoltz Год назад +1

    That last drone shot of your home is simply stunning! ❤❤❤❤

  • @suehall3298
    @suehall3298 Год назад +2

    Anna good luck with your new venture🍀🤗💐👍
    The grounds are going to look Amazing good job boy's 🤗👍🤗
    Love Sue ❤❤❤🇬🇧❤❤❤

  • @carolfaberpeake857
    @carolfaberpeake857 Год назад +10

    The new trees and shrubs will look amazing. Good luck Anna on your launch 🎉

  • @rosemariedeschenes7013
    @rosemariedeschenes7013 Год назад +8

    Love the new plants and yes a map listing all the beautiful plants would be awesome. Anna best wishes on your new class. It will be interesting to see how you do it. Thanks for sharing 😍😘

  • @wrinklesandsprinkles
    @wrinklesandsprinkles Год назад +10

    Anna’s course is going to be amazing!

  • @MusicManiac991
    @MusicManiac991 Год назад +1

    Love it! So many young beautiful young trees! I might recommend discreetly setting up large rain cisterns to capture spring rain, or investing some system of water retention and dispersal in the event there is another drought. If this year is only half as bad as last year the young trees will be really vulnerable.

  • @Ati422
    @Ati422 Год назад +2

    this is my FAVORITE channel.. and for good reason :)!!

  • @laurenpage1658
    @laurenpage1658 Год назад +1

    Yes, Philipp you totally should create a page on your website devoted to the trees you’ve planted. Would love to see that!

  • @medievallassie
    @medievallassie Год назад +4

    Great video! MORE JANN!!!! 🙂 Congratulations on Anna's class. I understand her trepidation at sharing too many secrets. I, too, am a surface designer who created hand printed textiles and papers, and explored numerous ways to create flawless registrations by hand. After years or perfecting your craft, it is hard to just give away that skill that it took you so long to master. Hugs to you. Hopefully I will have a chance to take your course to show my support!

  • @shannijones4587
    @shannijones4587 Год назад +7

    Your neighbor is a trooper!!!! You’re very luck to have him.

  • @MissCDM1979
    @MissCDM1979 Месяц назад

    I love that you are sharing your lino passion with us! My daughter learned it at school and I found it sooo fascinating 🥰

  • @marilynwade9448
    @marilynwade9448 Год назад +9

    My dad kept a journal of all his plantings. When to fertilize when to prune ect..same with annual gardens.love the antique golph ball

  • @wendyonthefly
    @wendyonthefly Год назад +2

    I love the humor you two share. It is so good when having such a busy life as you both have together. Sorry didn't mean to sound like a therapist. You are both so creative. I like seeing the children in your videos sharing in your endeavors.

  • @micheledix2616
    @micheledix2616 Год назад

    I do love that Phillip has his most honourable goal of his tree planting for the future. Best Wishes on the success of your new online course project, Anna.❤❤

  • @405Marlena
    @405Marlena Год назад +1

    I love how Ziggy is involved with everything. He’s gorgeous!!

  • @graciemaca6996
    @graciemaca6996 Год назад +15

    Philip is giving in to his addiction again. 😂 Very impressive job with the plants and trees!

  • @venetianstudios5171
    @venetianstudios5171 Год назад

    Fantastic! I'm super interested to take your class, Anna! Looking forward to seeing what it will entail.

  • @martaarimont6158
    @martaarimont6158 Год назад +64

    New follower of the channel, and already watched all your episodes, haven’t used Netflix for a month 😂 sad that we have now to wait for the weekly updates! Keep it going!
    Maybe some updates on the no dig garden 😊 as the season is starting! ❤

    • @HowToRenovateAChateau
      @HowToRenovateAChateau  Год назад +12

      welcome aboard and thanks!

    • @jenlgreen
      @jenlgreen Год назад +1

      It's so hard when you catch up and then have to wait. Phillip is cruel to us.

  • @mka46479
    @mka46479 Год назад +1

    Ziggy helping every step of the process 😄Lovely job 👍

  • @1lavishone
    @1lavishone Год назад +5

    I love the idea of planting for the future. It will be amazing to see how things grow and change in the coming decades.

  • @auntie44m
    @auntie44m Год назад

    Wonderful planting. I’m so sorry you hurt your back during the beautification of the Chateau. I imagine a map of your property with a beautifully hand written legend for your gorgeous trees and buildings hanging in the dining room.

  • @Joferry2000
    @Joferry2000 Год назад +2

    Anna I am so excited about your online course. I use to be a textile artist, then a painter and now a mix of the two. Would totally love to take your course

  • @annemcintosh5729
    @annemcintosh5729 Год назад +3

    Can't wait for Anna's course

  • @frankpaquet295
    @frankpaquet295 Год назад +6

    Really looking forward to all of those trees to start budding out and growing leaves and getting bigger. I love that you planted so many trees, great job! And thank you Phillip for working in your tight jeans, they looked perfect for gardening!! Have a good week. (from Sandi)

  • @crinkle2649
    @crinkle2649 Год назад +3

    You are the 2nd RUclipsr I follow that did the cardboard with mulch this week

  • @koreanoona75
    @koreanoona75 Год назад

    Careful of that back, Philip! And Anna,.I saw your IG Stories about the online course - congrats and I wish you all the success because you totally deserve it!

  • @aletverster
    @aletverster Год назад +1

    All your friends helping out so much is great! You seem to be part of a lovely community. And I suspect you spend just as much time helping them out, offline! x

  • @ruthballott7116
    @ruthballott7116 Год назад

    The grounds are looking good! A lot of hard work (and money) is paying off. Well done Philipp and friend.,and Ziggy too

  • @sue7190
    @sue7190 Год назад +1

    Last year I bought myself a beautiful notebook to keep a record of my garden. A page for each bed withnotes on what worked and what needs to be changed or improved. Useful but a lovely record of the garden development. Wish I had done it from the beginning. 😊

  • @marilynwade9448
    @marilynwade9448 Год назад +3

    Looking forward to Anna's course

  • @inesmanui
    @inesmanui Год назад

    So looking forward to your course!🎉

  • @teepeeX
    @teepeeX Год назад

    Two lovely friends helping each other , awesome

  • @1mezion
    @1mezion Год назад

    6:23 for future reference you can fit around the plant pot with a mallet to help loosen the dirt making the plant easier to pull out

  • @KesenyaMooreAstrology
    @KesenyaMooreAstrology Год назад

    What about a garden master plan, another great gift for future generations showing the plants and flowers and design you put in place. Could be very inspirational ❤

  • @kellywhitaker3483
    @kellywhitaker3483 Год назад +5

    Love the lino printing course! Great idea and absolutely on brand!!!

  • @biancaii4083
    @biancaii4083 Год назад

    We had the tiniest garden in my childhood home, but my dad somehow made it work: he grew lots of trees and then replanted them in our town park. I never quite understood why he did that until I went on a long walk years later and recognized one of his trees (I remembered the spot as I was there to help him plant that one). I was surprised by how emotional it made me to see physical evidence of my father's work, care and dedication.
    It is our responsibility to take care of nature and help it as much as it helps us, but I now realize that plants and trees are also an extension of our memory and love. Whether it will be your daughters or someone else who will experience similar feelings to mine in your little forest one day, those trees will be a testament to your hard work and commitment to making your little part of the world better.

  • @rosemarythyme6351
    @rosemarythyme6351 Год назад

    I enjoyed the video as always. Good luck with the Home Print Academy. Your designs are lovely! Cardboard mulching is a wonderful way to eliminate 90% of weeding. It totally transformed our front garden from overrun with weeds to showcasing our shrubs and perennials. The key for success is overlapping the cardboard and using more than one layer, then topping with wood mulch, as you did. You can also top dress with raked leaves in the autumn. Spring will reward you with vigorous, healthy plants. The leaves breakdown and feed your plants organically. Gardener's gold!

  • @artifactartstudio107
    @artifactartstudio107 Год назад +1

    I always feel sad when these videos end. Now I have to wait another week!

  • @640vincent
    @640vincent Год назад +4

    Your designs are already 1st Class Anna. Your course will be excellent, especially with Philp's help! (Without it as well!)

  • @lindapearson2376
    @lindapearson2376 Год назад

    It will all be so amazing & beautiful! Generations will be able to enjoy their beauty.

  • @Dannyp8038
    @Dannyp8038 Год назад +1

    Anna, Happy Mother's day I am sure you were treated well and had a fabulous day. Looking forward to hear news on the long houses and their future

  • @thewilliamseswonderfulworld
    @thewilliamseswonderfulworld Год назад

    Philip, I hope you back is better soon. The online course sounds fantastic. ❤

  • @wendysalter
    @wendysalter Год назад +10

    Philipp, your future forest or arboretum or Parque du chateau is FABULOUS!
    I think it is truly lovely that you and Anna have excelled in your speciality skills and that you both complement and compliment each other.
    Anna, I wish you great success with your online course.

    • @heliedecastanet1882
      @heliedecastanet1882 Год назад +1

      "Parc", not "Parque". In French a Parque is one of the Parcae (or Fates) in English 🙂 But I must confess the meaning you accidentally created was very poetic 🙂

    • @wendysalter
      @wendysalter Год назад

      @@heliedecastanet1882 thanks for that!

    • @heliedecastanet1882
      @heliedecastanet1882 Год назад

      @@wendysalter You're welcome 😉

  • @elizabethheatley22
    @elizabethheatley22 Год назад +2

    Hopefully we’ll see more of your friend!

  • @rosieposer804
    @rosieposer804 Год назад

    I love watching your videos, a glass of wine in a quiet spot to enjoy watching artwork unfold. It is beautiful watching the chateau come to life. A masterpiece in the making, thank you for sharing your journey with those of us who can only dream 🍷

  • @stephaniegaromon3244
    @stephaniegaromon3244 Год назад

    I love the varieties of trees and shrubs you have bought for your property. They will grow into beautiful specimens in your lifetime, so they will be enjoyed by you as well as future generations. My dad etched into metal name stakes the names of his specimen trees and shrubs. Making a layout and record of the trees is a good idea, but it’s also nice for people visiting you to see the name plate. Anna’s course is going to be a super success because your style is fantastic. Ziggy is beautiful. xx

  • @wendee2022
    @wendee2022 Год назад +1

    Your garden is amazing, Phillip, loving your passion to repopulate the garden with lovely trees and plants. All the best with your new course Anna, if you are running it it will be amazing ❤

  • @buildingbrenham
    @buildingbrenham Год назад

    We started our 1/2 acre garden and food forest, right on top of our lawn of St Augustine grass, by just covering the entire area with cardboard. Overlap the cardboard so no light comes through. Then we covered it with about 15-20cm of fresh wood chips FREE from a local tree service. When it's time to plant, we pull back the mulch and fill in the planting areas with good soil. No till, no dig, very fast, very few weeds, and the cardboard attracts earthworms!

  • @jonimarchese7655
    @jonimarchese7655 Год назад +6

    Hey Anna and Philipp, all kidding aside, in the chat. Wallpaper had taken a backseat for so many years, until I found your channel, I had no idea of the process of making wallpaper, besides going to the store and buying it. Watching you make your own for the chateau was something. I think this is a wonderful idea to offer this class, and to share your talent. Love from N.Y.

  • @metropcs7560
    @metropcs7560 Год назад

    Anna said Phillip sneaked out, I just laughed, she knew there were more plants. The look on his face is priceless!!! I enjoyed the video, I know about the back,not a nice thing. I lifted heavy objects in factories, car accidents, caregiving to help elderly and lifted them. Now I have to take ibuprofen sometimes to walk. Awesome idea Anna, will love to see wall paper!!!

  • @patstone5674
    @patstone5674 Год назад +3

    I've been using the cardboard and wood chip method for 20 years and you will love it. You are right, several inches (6+) works best to keep the grass from coming in. Make sure there are no spaces between the cardboard. I cut the cardboard with a box cutter to get straight sides so that don't have gaps. I am in awe of your plant selection and can't wait to see how your spaces develop. Love coming along for your journey. The red dogwoods will look beautiful in the winter and the birches are beautiful in all seasons.

  • @patriciaheinrich6857
    @patriciaheinrich6857 Год назад

    I like the classical music you put with your blog.

  • @vintagelady1
    @vintagelady1 Год назад +2

    Philipp's plant addiction has reached epic proportions, it may be time for him to go to a compulsive gardener's meeting. On the other hand--that grove is really going to look nice in the end, so maybe just another year or so before cold turkey. Anna's new project sounds wonderful & so very creative. We've all admired her wonderful handmade wallpapers--this sounds like a step toward having her own atelier/design college!

  • @missglenellen
    @missglenellen Год назад +5

    Yes please, a page/list on your website about the trees, with names and photos! Ja, unbedingt, ich pflanze derzeit auch einige Bäume, ich liebe Bäume! You could even install an "adopt-a-tree" system, to whoever from your beautiful community wants a god-child-tree will pay a certain amount, and in exchange gets a photo of the look and hight of her/his tree every year. Congratulations, Anna, to tackling this online course. I did so many online courses, and know really well, that that's endless work!

  • @cjpowers9330
    @cjpowers9330 Год назад

    There was a time I did that sort of thing. Theorem stencils, bronze powder stenciling, pierced and cut lamp shades, but I’ve reached a stage in my life that I’d rather pay others to do that sort of thing. However, I absolutely adore your design sense. All the best on your new venture. I’m sure it will be a great success.

  • @fionaheales8481
    @fionaheales8481 Год назад +2

    You guys ROCK!
    Always enjoyable..

  • @irene4770
    @irene4770 Год назад

    Gerome is a nice neighbour, always helping out !!

  • @angelaalan
    @angelaalan Год назад

    It’s a wonderful thing you are doing, for yourselves, but also for the future🌳🌲🌳

  • @jeepgeek7259
    @jeepgeek7259 Год назад +1

    Love all your gardening !! It looks beautiful!

  • @reinamoody5239
    @reinamoody5239 Год назад

    It looks amazing! Great job planting the trees

  • @maryfitzgerald8229
    @maryfitzgerald8229 Год назад

    Thank you for helping, good neighbor.❤

  • @davkar3491
    @davkar3491 Год назад

    "With Anna unwilling to help, Philipp suffers a painful back injury"..........brave man to write that........

  • @jillphillips2835
    @jillphillips2835 Год назад +17

    Loving the new forest and Phillip's enthusiasm! Neighbor and friend Jan is a treat on these old eyes and lovely English! #Gardening Twins!!! SO EXCITED for the lino printing course....already signed up! Welcome Springs and Happy Mother's Day, Sweet Anna! Cheers!

  • @charlotteburgess-auburn2857
    @charlotteburgess-auburn2857 Год назад +1

    So excited to take your course :)