Woke Up to a DESTROYED Portable Shed on TOP of the New FENCE (NOT how we WANTED to Start Our DAY)
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- Woke Up to a DESTROYED Portable Shed on TOP of the New FENCE (NOT how we WANTED to Start Our DAY)
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Last year I set up a portable garage like yours. It was screwed in the ground but two days of high winds blew it into a barb wire fence, bent alot of the tubing. I'm hoping to get it up this fall now that it's cooling down.
Glad you got it turned upright and you're safe and sound. Put the tarp over the garden sites yo kill weeds.
Suppose that it describes the term "bent out of shape" in the English language.
You guys are so awesome! It's been pretty cool watching Gina get more and more involved in the homestead and videos. I pray my family and I can soon start a homestead of our own. It's been my dream for a long time. Watching you two tackle all these tasks together, is very inspiring to me! I pray that God continues to bless your beautiful family.
Awwwww, poor little Hope got locked out, she was calling Papa to come rescue her ! LOL!
Drama or no drama, you both look happy to be doing what you are doing. I don't comment on videos often, but I just wanted to let you guys know you are the first homesteaders I check on every morning with my cup of coffee. I'm so glad to see Gina every day now! You look refreshed and fulfilled since leaving your 9-5. Happy Wednesday & Happy Homesteading!
It's always so much fun to see Pluto and Tanner playing together.
who noticed the UPS truck at 22:35
I did lol so funny u watched like 4 times to make sure i seen that lol
I actually thought someone was driving Al's truck around the yard 😂
Me!
Yes, I did too too! Glad to know it was tame! Was a afraid for a min. Lol! I live in a small city, where something like that is watched closely! Love and hugs from Texas!
Me to lol
Oh boy that was very emotional 😭I cried all the way through the award ceremony thank you for letting us be apart of that I am so honored very proud of your dad and your whole family. ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Betty Rickert I'm not 100% sure but I think it was Justin's dad having the ceremony for his service? 🇨🇦
Hey Gina it always helps to have your bread bowl warm when doing yeast. I always pour hot water in mine just before using, so the bowl is nice and warm. Those rolls looked very nice.
Gina I have to say you drove that tent thing around like a boss right in between trees in a pile of debris on real you go girl
We're getting a lot of rain and wind here in Maryland too. Al, hope you're ok after getting conked in the head. Always a pleasure watching you all go about your daily business on the farm. Thanks for sharing. Bless you.
Al, Good Morning. You need to put a chain leash on the pig's food bowl, and stake it to the ground. or put in a T post.
Yes , that wind was a few nights ago..it was VERY strong..and the rains were plentiful..surprised we didn't lose power..I think the only thing that saved our hoop house from blowing away or toppling over was that we sand bagged it around the bottom..that was a good test for sturdiness..
enjoy the day and take care...
We had the winds a couple of nights ago here in south central PA. I live in a mobile home and the wind rocked it a few times.
Even though I couldn’t hear her I was glad to see you had her say grace. Not only does it teach her to be thankful, but also gives her confidence in speaking in front of people. May God continue to bless and keep you and your family.🇺🇸🦅🐐🐓🐶😸🙏🙏
Gooood Mawnin' Al! Well maybe not so much! It's making me and the wife really happy seeing the pink ratchet strap working for you....could be one of the top ten gifts we've ever given anyone! Glad to know they are just right for all the jobs your getting use from them! Have a great day....
I had a two car wide cover it shed. I framed the tubes with metal studs and sided it with vinyl siding. Kept a tent roof. Had double barn doors with gate legs and interior locking hardware. Had an exterior man door in it. We.lived on the cliff at the Sound in CT. I anchored the entire shed with large ground auger anchors at least three feet deep. Shed stood 17 years until I sold. It withstood many head on hurricanes. Replaced the roof every 5 years. Excellent storage shed for us.
Al - use the frame but replace the tarp with something that will hold it from blowing over like wood or metal. It would make the perfect garage for the Kubota .
ruclips.net/video/FbvdIe97E9E/видео.html I'm sure it brings back memories. (Now the boy goats' house.)
That meal looked yummy Gina! Hope you guys are staying warm up there. We caved this weekend are started our wood stove.
We had the same weather last night. The wind was not supposed to whip up until around two-ish in the morning but surprised us at around 7. As I look at the sunrise, there are far fewer leaves on the tree tops this morning. Fortunately, yesterday was demo day in a small, spare room in preparation for a new well.
I am watching on my smart tv so I have switched to my iPad so I can comment . I have been watching for about a month now and I love your vids. Very entertaining and informative . I admire your family and work ethic. Keep them vids coming please . God bless , Don R. Hall
Now just sheet metal the frame, build a door, and you have a storage shed. I did that with mine, after the tarp gave away.
Great idea!
After tying down the structure. Sheet metal isn’t cheap and you don’t want loose shards of sheet metal flying around in a strong wind.
He made the boy goats shed out of another one of those he had. So I am sure he has plans for it.
Oh My! You have now been initiated into homesteading! Every day takes it's own direction on a farm and one has to go with the flow. who would of thought 10 years ago that youtube would be the new TV? Love watching you guys!
Sorry to see the quonset hut flipped, and you had to take it apart. Never a dull moment on the homestead. Gina your soup looked delicious!!!
I was wanting to taste those pumpkin rolls!
We had one of those carport buildings. I was using it to cover garden during a heat wave here in Catoosa,ok one year. We had a tornado come through,pick it up turn it 90degrees and set it back down. No fooling
Gina I’m so glad your home.
Ouch, did it leave a mark???
Be safe, so happy you did not slip on the mud.
Dinner looked amazing....
Great job, thank you for sharing ❤️
Hugs & love for EVERYONE ❤️💗
Hi, Al. We had our quansit hut land clear across the property in a high windstorm. One of my husband's co-workers told us that if we fill each of the legs with sand, it remains anchored in high winds. We followed his suggestion when we rebuilt. That was 2012. There have been zero problems since then... and we have had winds as high as 55 mph during the intervening time period. Hope Bob's suggestion helps you, as well! Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA - 10/22/2019.
Oh dear, I'm glad only the tent got damaged. It would have been much worse had the fence got damaged. Hope your neck feels better soon. We had strong winds yesterday, then rain and it was sunny this morning and all of a sudden the wind picked up like crazy. Blessings to all.
You guys are SO lucky to have land, dogs, animals...lotsa work but lotsa of privacy and love from your animals. Fun to watch all of you work hard then eat a hearty meal. Put a warm pack on your neck intermittent with a cold pack!!
LUMNAH Acres, Wind is Bad Here to , Always have a Radio on here in Every Building.. All running from the 1 Tuner . Thank You for your Time Family !!
Glad everything minus the tarped shed made it through the high winds. Down here in Texas we had big storms roll through with a cold front. High winds, hail and a few October tornados. Crazy! Great video and love the channel. Gina keep cooking love seeing you in the videos.
Yep, this AM it was 39* at my house[10/22/19] North central Texas
Looking like the Macy's Parade with you dragging a giant float shed.
@Rick Sousa 😂😂 That's funny
@@CreatingFamilyMoments Kind of a dull float, but it beat none at all.
Hope was cheering her on!
Someone was at your backdoor right at the end ,while you were eating....hope your head feels better tomorrow. I look forward to your posts. They make my day. Your positive attitude sets me on the right path.
UPS!
Thankful the new fence was spared. We had an autoshade tent we turned into a temporary greenhouse one year. Worked great too. Ben reduced it's length by one section and it fir perfectly over our tomatoes. We were picking then in November that year.
Dinner sounded delicious. I pulled my copy of that book off the shelf after seeing those rolls you made Gina. Yummy.
Pluto and Tanner are a force out in the pasture flying around like they do. Oh to have some of that energy.
Al look into buying shade cloth or shade netting to put on that frame then you can use it for shade in the garden or pasture for the pigs. Cut it in half use half attached to the PPM and the other half as garden bed shade. You can buy 4 pieces of square 1" tubing to use as the legs and buy a nice welder to weld the new shades and any other farm projects that come your way.
Gina>Baking Tip-Breads are finicky about the weather & humidity. Never add all your liquids in at one time. Sometimes you'll need it all like in dry weather, sometimes you'll need less like in rainy weather. Adding more flour if your dough is too wet will make your dough tough.
I learned that trick from an elderly lady with 50 years baking experience. I'm 66 & have been using that trick for a while.
Oh bummer.... That windstorm was something else. Poor Hope; rescue me. Tanner 'gotcha tail Pluto' so funny.
When you pull carrots, pull every other one. Like thinning seedlings. ❤🌅🌵
GIna thank you for talking to us during the recipe, it's nice for you to talk more during the videos!
At least you can repurpose the frame. If I remember correctly, that type of frame was the foundation to the first goat barn. Maybe for the girls craft shed?
Just sell it or give it away and create good karma. It s great for a Startup temporary solution, some young kid starting out until decent sheds can be built. Go aluminium-free..a soft material that is not sturdy but has the advantage of not rusting and that's about all.
Andre EWERT , I believe you meant this as a comment to Mr. Al. Perhaps you would like to repost on the regular comments.
Dogue Cub did you mean this for me or as a regular comment for Mr.Al?
Dogue Cub good to know
🐾🐾👍🏽😀 Al, l commend you for going in the pig pen , and getting the food dish . Sorry about your tarp caving in last night. A day's work is never done on the farm . Gina , love your cooking skills, keep it up . I'm sure you're daughter loves having you both home. She's a big help with the animals. Great to watch your shows , and look forward to them . Thankyou!!!
I have one of those. I put down pressure-treated half-lapped 2 by 10s for a foundation. Anchored the 2 by 10's to the ground with rebar driven vertically into the ground. Covered that with a large heavy-duty silver tarp from HFT. This provides a dry floor with a raised rim around it, so water draining past it passes harmlessly under the floor and continues downhill without getting inside. I then erected the shelter on top. I anchored the bottom of the shelter frame to the 2 by 10s with lags through the bottom rail and tarp. Each frame joint was reinforced with a pop rivet to prevent heavy winds and shaking causing the joints to come apart. Used four HFT orange ratchet straps to maintain tension from side to side at the header. Installed velcro tape around the outside edge of the tarp-covered plank at the bottom to prevent wind getting beneath. Threw a large camouflage HFT tarp over the top to use as a rain fly and anchored it with rope and tent pegs. It's withstood 70mph winds and remained dry inside. I'm sure it could sustain much higher winds because it is rock solid and doesn't distort when the wind hits it.
It's been up for two years and looks like new because the rain fly absorbs most of the UV. The rainfly does deteriorate from the UV and needs to be replaced annually ($45) but the shelter remains unaffected and dry.
It's too bad you cut it up. Every soft spot/tear could have been patched with PVC cement using pieces from a cheap HFT tarp.
Hope you have healed well...
Have a wonderful tomorrow🌻🌻🌻
We bought property NW of Helena MT and are just starting to build here. Living in trailers for the winter on property. Wind? Oh yes, much wind coming off the Continental Divide to the west of us. Well, I have purchased several Harbor Freight 10' X 10' portable sheds that look a lot like your shed. I have anchored them down with 2' long cement stakes. Seems to work so far. I have one left to assemble and am going to use your method of lining it with hay bales for some chickens. My neighbor has several he wants to give away so I am glad I have been watching you guys and learning new ideas for things. Thanks
I was waiting for you to slide in the mud and fall in the pig pen to add to your not so fun filled day. LOL
The pigs would oink in approval after joining them in the mud.
I love seeing Olivia pray. That thrilled my heart watching her ask the blessing over your meal. I love watching your videos. God Bless you.
That is why my hubby made a pressure treated 4x4 sill plate on the 3 sides. Not the front. And secured the 4x4 down really well to the ground. Then put the shelter secured to the 4x4 and then we set up the shelter on the 4x4 foundation. Hubby had seen to many made into pretzels. Ours will withstand a hurricane. We made my greenhouse out of the same framework. And secured it the same way. Used plastic corrugated panels on the green house. Plan to put wood on the shelter next late spring that we just put up. Cheap permanent shelter.
I am from Michigan and we had HUGE wind storm this past week. It must have moved over to you.
We are getting it here today in Southern Michigan
@@largefamilyruralliving7434 I am in southwest Michigan and we are getting high winds again today as well.
I bake dinner buns with roasted butternut squash [peeled with Titan peeler and into cast iron dutch oven and into the oven. Let the oven do the work.] , mashed to puree and mixed into the dough. Vibrant orange and utterly delicious. Add the puree to spice cookies and porridge too. Good stuff.
I thoroughly enjoy watching the adventures of you and your family. keep it up.
ooooo high drama at the ol' homestead. Sorry, but I laughed when you got hit in the head and also when you fell over......so glad you weren't hurt though.........and as usual you and your beautiful wife face the problem head-on and simply set about solving it - together (such a great team). Oh and I smiled too when I saw the car drive up to the house while you were eating dinner with you all seemingly unaware. I haven't commented for a while but never go to bed until I have watched your video. Keep the faith and bless you heaps!
UPS truck
I had to have a second look for the vehicle, completely missed it first time, well I was enjoying watching the food being eaten.
Oh my,that was quite a hit on the head...no concussion I hope. Love to see Tanner and Pluto run and chase each other. It is as if they live to get out to the pasture to do this tag and run playtime. Gina, the soup looked yummy as did your rolls. It is nice to see you in the kitchen prepping the food for your family, gives me some ideas for changes in my meals. Thanks for sharing. Have a Blessed day. (BTW you might check the PO Box in the next day or so. I sent a little something for y'all)
I did I went back to see what it was.. Rolls look good. God Bless. Love your hoodie Gina,
That storm has so bad where we live in western Massachusetts a tree came down on our chicken pen luckily they were in the coop and not hurt. It was around 10:30 at night. Scary windy for sure. All back together and the birds are happy. Lol
Cowgirl Gina packs a powerful punch 🤛🏻 The way she punched that dough, 😲 Wow I sure wouldn’t want to get punched by her! Lol 😂
We had one last year . It held up really well until the last big Snow Fall this spring. Nothing left.
I love your videos your video is the first video I watch in the morning with my coffee it’s like I am a part of your family it’s so cool thank you very much
Hi, I will give you a tasty recipe from Poland for patties, very tasty and quick to prepare, worth trying, you will certainly like it
Cake
50 dkg of flour
3 dkg of yeast
A heaped teaspoon of sugar
Half a glass of milk
Half a glass of water
2 yolks
1 egg
salt
6 dkg of fat (I used melted butter)
We make a yeast, milk and sugar solution. Milk should be lukewarm. When the yeast starts, add it to the flour and salt and mix together. Then add egg and yolks and knead, watering as needed. Finally, we put in fat. The dough should be smooth and pull away nicely from the hand. Before we can make patties, we have to leave them to rise (they should double in volume).
Meat stuffing
Half a kilo of ground pork or beef and pork
1 large onion
Dry roll + hot broth to wet it
Egg
Spices (salt, pepper, garlic, marjoram)
Fry the meat together with chopped onion and spices in a small amount of oil and stew for several minutes. We dip the roll in the broth. We leave everything to cool, then grind together and add the egg.
Cheese and mushroom stuffing
5 large mushrooms
Volume of grated yellow cheese as much as the volume of stewed mushrooms
Salt and pepper
egg
Chop the mushrooms finely and stew until tender with spices and a little butter. When they cool down, mix them with cheese and egg.
Execution
Divide the grown dough into 12 equal pieces. We form oval fritters, on which we put the stuffing in the middle. We wrap, carefully gluing the edges. Joining is a bit visible, so we serve joining down;) Fry in a deep fryer in hot oil until gold. Serve with beetroot beetroot soup
Greetings from POLAND and TASTY :-)
PS.My english is not very good but I am still learning :-)
So enjoy your videos. You guys handle difficult situations well 🙂 Love the cooking ...always makes me hungry...lol even though I watch your videos in the morning...haha. They also inspire me to try your recipes. Thanks for sharing your life with us. 🙂
You should try with your next soup cheese and bacon scones
@15:44 vegetable cream soup, very hearty. Cheddar, broccoli, potato, onion, celery, carrots, corn, butter, garlic, herbs, seasonings and milk or cream sauce (flour? for the cream sauce?) I couldnt tell.
If you take the frame of that shelter and get green house poly vinyl you can make yourself a small high tunnel.
Those dogs are so adorable and hilarious! They’re always having fun! 🤣🤣😂😂👍🏾👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾
That is really cool Gina! Pumpkin bread! The soup sounds great too. A perfect Fall dinner.
Are you afraid of those pigs?? I laughed as you ran trying not to slip in that mud!🤣
pigs can be dangerous and Al's smart enough to know it lol...glad you didn't have a slip n fall.
May be a a wooden shed ! In in the the future ! Your wife is awesome worker ! 💕💕
Thanks guys for this update 👍 keep safe and enjoy your lifestyle 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Those rolls look good! I just bought the Prairie Homestead Cookbook when I met Jill Winger at the Homesteaders of America conference. I haven't had an opportunity to try any of the recipes yet. I'll have to put those rolls on my must try list.
We have a shelter like this in one of our wooded pastures and I found it slightly tipped over the other day.... this makes me nervous for winter!
Add some bracing ASAP or forever hold your peace ... or pieces. Ha!
🤣😂
Dog tie out steaks are pretty cheap and work in a pinch to brace something down.
You should build a kaboda carport around the tent frame like the first goat barn. In spring it could be a goat nursery and in winter a kuboda house. You probably have most of the lumber and stuff you need. Then Gina could her carport.
A trick I found to get a few more eggs as Winter comes on is to get a solar path light for the coup. When shopping for it, get one of the kind that has a little remote solar panel. Some, most, have the panel built into the lid or top, but a few have a small arm linked to the panel that can be taken off by a screw or two, and some are just two pieces to begin with. You just need one that the panel can be mounted outside, and the light inside. You can usually find these on sale in the Fall in the $10 range. They are not that bright and obnoxious, and most lose some of their battery capacity after being used a while. Depending how sunny it was, a new one may give you a light for 4-6 hours, but after a few months, may only last a couple of hours. A few hours is plenty. I prefer that to them lasting too long. They are lightweight, cheap, and don't need cords, but give you just enough light to gather eggs after dark (like you, I'm far enough North, that it'll soon be dark by 5:00 pm, and I'm not home from work yet), and it still is just enough light too to trick the chickens that the days aren't quite as short.
Wow the wind had fun with the shed I wondered if you staked down. I think a little bigger bucket for the boys would be better they barely can fit their heads in it to get the grain.
"We're stuck in a big ol' rock". The story of Lumnah Acres lol. Been a while since we've seen the basement too, kinda miss seeing it all the time
Gina punching that dough. Haha taking out a little aggression? Glad things weren't worse during the storm. 🌻🌻🌻🌻
Another greenhouse project. I just recently bought a frame like that with the plan to make into my greenhouse.
We did that this year with plastic corrugated panels on the roof and sides. Set it on pressure treated 4x4. Has worked out great.
This must have been the first windstorm since you emptied that tent. Glad there was no more damage... to the fence or to your head. I hope your head didn't damage the frame too much. 😜
Those pumpkin rolls look yummy! I bet the dough would also be great spooned into soup as *pumplings*. ;-)
Glad the fencing was messed up by the tarped shed. It's been windy here in PA as well. Gina, your meal looked so delicious! Those rolls looked so yummy as well. I thought you said you were going to put the recipe in the link Al, but maybe I misunderstood as I didn't see any recipe linked .
Gina, excellent suggestion to use the Kubota to drag the portable shed! That was quite the wind storm we got, not surprised that the shed toppled over, despite being anchored down! Soooooo many big trees were blown over around the area, too!
abiut carrots Just leave 4 or 5 in the ground and next year they will grow back and produce new seeds to replant the year after. It work well up here on the other side of the border.
Hope you are okay. I laughed when I saw Tanner holding onto Pluto's tail.
6:47 Tanner is pulling Pluto's tail like he is trying to tell him to stay away or get our of Gina's way LOL
You had a UPS delivery, saw it through the door, love you guy's
Use the frame for a greenhouse.
Great idea, clear plastic would do it. They make clear plastic for that.
Great Idea, just be sure to use UV-proof plastic
@@PowerTom286 Oh yea.. I've got great respect for those UV rays!
22:35 a car in the background. Great video again Lumnah's! Thank you! 👍😁
Agh! Bummer, man. Sorry about your canopy. Hope you can salvage something good from it. Good luck!
Livies knows Here Comes The Sun! That's a gal with good taste!
Wow y'all had so.e winds......sorry to see the damage.......i must get caught up on all ur vids!!!! Hope it all goes smoothy.
Soup looks delicious Gina!
Almost time to plant some garlic...Island Rocambole this year. Grows well here in the PNW.
I'm glad you were not hurt real bad. take care folks.
High winds are notorious for tearing roofs off buildings and uprooting trees (both which are anchored)...glad your quonset hut didn't make it any further that it did, if the fence hadn't been there - things could have been worse. Glad they weren't! Love how you roll with the punches Lumnah family. Blessings P.S. ou do need to have a talk with Pluto, Tanner is not a chew toy lol
Loved watching Gina's recipe section!!
So thankful your fence was not damaged from your tent building landing on it. I did have to laugh when you ran to put the pigs food in their bowl. Gina those rolls looked so good and I know your dinner was delicious.
Oh ouch, that had to hurt.I had to laugh when you tried to trick the pigs.Gina I would eat at your table any day 🙂🙂.God bless you all.
Great goat shelter from the rain, just tape up holes and throw another tarp over,
Oops to late now 😩
Have I told you, you can rub oil over eggs to keep them fresh and on the shelf for up to 1 year
Yes, maybe cover the top with planks, anchor it well by tying it to some rocks and enclose one side to cut the wind for hem goats...put it where you want them to graze.I went camping in Mattalah in Greece and it is was so windy that I held my tent in place on the sand by attaching each corner to big rocks. Same idea. It's only quality is its Mobility. Maybe , put a skid under it , a 2x4 platform on skids or wheels to give the thing some stability.That way, you can move it where you want.
6:46 Tanner helps! by pulling on Pluto's tail! LOL
It looked like Tanner was trying to pull Pluto out of danger ?! lol
The dogs at 6:45 LOLOLOLOL
Good thing the shed didn’t flip over into New Yolk City! The electric fence likely would have been knocked down and then when the new automatic chicken door came up Moose and his posse would have been everywhere!
thumbs up for Genna being in the videos more and talking
another great video... I love your videos... God bless you and your sweet family... Oh and my hubby and I watch an episode (I think it was older, but I am not sure.. some days we binge watch your videos so I don't remember which one it was lol) of your videos a few days ago where you made spaghetti in your instant pot and we were like, wow that looks really good... so.. I tried it last night in my instant pot.. HUBBY LOVED IT... Thank you so much for sharing your recipes with all of us.. oh and I hope your head and neck are ok.. Those Quonset huts can be brutal... God bless.