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I appreciate the way you two communicate with each other - it’s so respectful and caring. I’m sure living in a small space can magnify disagreements when they happen, but you guys are a true team. It’s great to see this (on top of all of the other cool things you are doing).
Place a good tarp in the bed before filling with gravel
Then once tailgate is down remove it.
Shovel rock. Then grab tarp to clean out the bed.
I like your rain water collection roof.
Word of experience on your driveway. Layer of cover sheet. Otherwise rock will sink.
Doing good guys. One day at a time. It always pays to do it right. One thing I would do is make it a way to drain off the water that yoou use when ya wash your roof. Keep the roof clean and the water will be less trouble to clean. I also would use metal roofing as the fibers in the fiberglass start to decompose in years to come it could become a health hazard. Filters.
Hi.
That rock just inside the entrance, I would paint it white or Mark it some how, just to protect your selfs in future
Don’t want to catch a vehicle on it !
I still remember how much work it was setting up my homestead. It's the most rewarding thing I've ever done also. We have some cold winters up in the TN mountains though.So we had to bury the water tanks. It's awesome watching you two accomplish so much with only the two of you! Can't wait to watch more progress.
Living life at the fullest! You guys Rock!
Helpful hint - whenever hauling sand/gravel/brush, get a HD tarp big enough to line your truck bed and go over sides, line the bed with it, leaving the longest tail at the tailgate end. When unloading, it won't get stuck in the gap between bed floor and tailgate, and toward the end of the load you can pull the tarp and spill over into the wheelbarrow, cleaning the bed easily. This tarp will also be your best friend when used the same way to refill a hole you just dug, or when moving a huge pile of brush along the ground or out of the truck bed. No point in loading and unloading when you don't have to.
Work smarter, not harder!
Have fun! Lynn
You two are amazing. In the end the reward will be yours to enjoy. So happy for you two. Be safe. ♥️🙏🏻
Lola is simply reflecting your guy's energy ...... she's definitely a happy camper :-)
I have a suggestion unless I’m too late and you’ve already done it.
Connect the tanks in series, put your water in one end and take your supply off the other end. That way you ensure water circulation through all four tanks and there is less chance of it being left stagnant. Hope that helps you guys. Good luck 😉
Hi Greg, van build hero extraordinaire and brilliant youtuber . Following your latest adventure through France Greg best wishes. Jordan and Kaylee, this man is the business so take good heed of his advice he knows his stuff.
Kevin the pilgrim thank you, that is extremely thoughtful and very much appreciated 😀
Cover the area that you have to grow vegetables for next year with card board if you can, that will give you very easy way to get rid of grass and by adding wood chips on top of it. It will be ready to go
I love it so much that you guys are so in touch with your pooper, Lola. I can see just how happy she is......and you all are making good decisions for all of your "family" including Ms. Lola :) She is lovin every second of it. Even on work days. She is definitely so attached to you two. Happy adventuring. Looking forward to future videos of this amazing project. Good JOB!!!
H*ll yeah that truck is a BEAST. You two loving it, I can tell. This is so fun to watch. Love you three.
Proud of y'all! It's honestly so refreshing to find a youtube couple than shares it all - good moments, the struggle, mistakes, lessons, etc. keep it up, authenticity is rare these days! From, a fellow homesteader in North Carolina
Don't worry about being late in the rainy season this year, or not being able to fill them. Simply get some temporary massive tarps, lay them on both sides of the roof, triple the production. Then next year you can adjust the system as needed. I wish Shannon and I were still there, we could help you. We spent 15 days in Boquete, just came back. Exploritory trip. I plan to build a couple of aircrete dome homes. Aircrete is amazing!!! Way better than concrete.
I am a usually man of few wordsmith , but I have to say you are doing it right, building that Homrsted, You are so in unison working this project. I love your drop inns at the cafe. Most of all I love the unity I am seeing between you two
Remember guys dry season starts end of Nov and ends towards the end of April. Little to no rain in the dry season so you need to rethink water sources. If 2,000 gallons will last 5 months that means 13 gals/day. Think alternatives like a well, cistern etc. but since you are on high ground a well is unlikely. Perhaps then a nearby stream or aqueduct. If people knew exactly where your land is maybe someone might have some good ideas on an alternative water source. Trust me if you start washing clothes the water will disappear very quickly. Water will be a big problem. Do your homework. You also need power and a pump. I admire your tenacity but to build on land with no power lines or water lines presents a lot of challenges.
Watching you build this homestead is just going to be AMAZING!!!!!!!!!
Hi, l would put dirt or gravel in those openings of the sinter blocks on the outside. It makes them stronger and more supportive so that they stay in place. What you also might consider is to put in 750mm (30") long Y12 (12mm thick - half inch) rebar in the center of those blocks on the downhill side to prevent it from sliding away when your ground starts to become very wet. Hammer it in at the inside closes to the water tanks, straight down like a tent peg and full it up. Good luck.
You two are such hard workers.. give Lola lots of hugs! 🤗🥰
I’m so proud of you guys! Take care of one another and don’t work too hard! No injuries!
Another water solution : a ram pump , easy to build doesn't require electricity , works 24/7 and gets the water up hill
Hallelujah, how amazing. What an accomplishment 💙💚
What a wonderful challenge ahead for you. Your community looks like paradise
I'm living vicariously through you in the Texas Panhandle. I'm a little grandma loving your journey. Keep up the good work. You're beautiful ٩(♡ε♡)۶ !! Loving this!! Love you guys!!! 💖💖💖
...I agree with you...I'm a grandma too loving victoriously through this beautiful couple...YAY, I LOVE THESE TWO❤❤💯 They are such hard workers working towards their goal. Were rooting for you Jordan & Kaylee💪💪💪💪🤞🤞✌✌
Oh Lola, livin her best life😍
She sure is! I think all 3 are! ♥️
@@themelissaeileen 🤔 Why aren't you there helping?
that beginning shot though!!! so beautiful. i'm glad you guys took a break, you've been working so hard!
Sorry I don't have any added tips. I have compliments. Thank you showing us all that it is possible to contribute to preserving water. Great work out. Y'all are a beautiful couple.
Your block looks great with the tanks and rain roof. Now it looks like someone lives there. Job well done guys.
Hey! I blinked and you are at 149,000!! We love you guys!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bet you are both sleeping well at night after all the hard, arduous work you are doing. Oh, to be young and have that kind of energy! Hats off to you both....
@@teknav1 No doubt! :-)
I love how Lola took her spot at 8:11 in the middle of the celebrations. Tail wagging and all. What a CUTIE
Yay!! It's coming together! I wanna come help💜💜
You two are truly an inspiration.
Everything is coming along very nicely.
So glad to see you giving your bodies a day of play after all that work--great injury prevention! My favorite part is where you're hugging in celebration while the dog appraises the final result with a supervisory smile!
Jordon
Go get a 10-12’ trailer and a old boat trailer.
Boat trailer for hauling long lumber. Short trailer for loads of rock.
Save your truck for when you can not use a trailer.
The Nomadic Movement handles everything with Grace & Positivity! Jordan, Kaylee & Lola are living their best life!! It's not a set back, it's a set up! A calm sea never made a skilled sailor! You guys are gettin it! Love u, TY for awesome video! ✌️♥️👍🦒♥️🐾
Melissa Eileen Oh, no! 😳
WOW, you guys (and Lola) look so happy, good for you!
Just a comment on about placing poles. Use Pythagoras' theorem to place the 3rd corner post, and then use it to make sure that your 4 corner posts aren't in the shape of a trapezoid. After that use a string line to place any posts between the outside posts. That way there is less risk of getting a bad measurement, and the string line is a constant visual of where the post needs to go.
Some hard work there guys you would make grate bricklayers that block cutting was spot on well done 👍👍👍👍👍
I'm building my first van, facing tons of critique n tons of videos show u there r lots of ways to do any one task. But all of the armchair critics r missing a big point, you're doing it, not watching, but doing it. So people be gentle in ur "comments" n understand that its their journey. Rock on you guys!
The HOWL upon completion was EPIC. I know that feeling well. We were all so concerned about what y'all were doing because time is of the essence and resources valuable. Now don't you agree it would have been a lot less work to have purchased a property with natural water source? It would have saved money, time, hard work, a few mistakes and provided all you needed naturally. A simple water filter installation would have been all that was needed and is still going to be needed.
YUGEEEEE hugzzzzz one step at a time!
You need time for you time to relax and reflect make the most of it tomorrow is a new day xx
Smashing it!!! Good job you guys
Hey Nomads! I just started watching your channel as I love both tiny, off-grid living and slow travel. My husband and I live in Nevada and I just said goodbye to my mother, Barbara, who moved to Boquete! She told me that she found out today that you two were going to rent a little Casita right next door to her! What a small planet, right?! The hubs and I are going to visit in March and I hope to get to see the progress on your "community". I haven't watched all your videos yet, but hope you are well and the off-grid sight is coming along well. God bless you and your eco-village.
Can’t go wrong with a Toyota hilux!! Here in Australia 🇦🇺 we call it a work horse!! God bless keep those videos coming PLEEEEAAASSEEE!! 🤜🏼🤛🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
yay you two... so thankful yall got it done.... love yall sooo so much...
Don't try and rush too much, enjoy the journey :)
Love your videos... looking forward to see the next chapter... I whish you nothing but good luck... love you guys
These videos also serve as one of those "Learning Channels". God Bless you!
Mad props from Toronto, guys! You both are such an inspiration 🤗
Good job you two.. es after the rain water collection, I think finishing the driveway more will help make the other projects easier because you will have better access to the land with the truck!
hope you have the umbrella nails/roof nails all down good. a couple of years ago, because I didn't know any better, I used big screws to secure the roof on the frame. well, through the screw, water flowed into the frame and eventually, the frame rotted through. Awesome progress, you guys! A joy to watch you working hard and enjoying the process of achieving your dreams :)
Super excited for y’all! What a great partnership you have! Thank you for sharing your life with us!
So cool to see you both working hard to build your dream. Good thing you’re both in shape. Shovelling and moving all of that gravel and sand takes muscles and stamina.
Love seeing the two (three) of you so enthusiastic and happy. Keep it up. 💜
I love watching how little by little you are contructing your future home, the patients, time and love you are putting on doing it, one day will pay off, Blessings and greetings from California.
It was really perfect method to put the water tank on concrete platform.
When i was watching this video something was running in my mind.
That is how fast and quick you collect rain water from that roof to the tank.
I thought that u should have built a roof on top of the water tank attached with half round cut pipe all the beneath the roof end and hade a way with other half round t shaped piped directly flowing into the top mouth of the water tank.
You try to design on paper and make one more rainwater roof.so that it will collect from both roof to fill ur tank till u get the electric power.
Well its just my thought.so keep it up.take care bye.
I once saw a rain collecting vessel in Africa with an inverted umbrella on top to collect and hold the water for the dry times.
shabbir dana please watch the video again, there's clearly no concrete of which you SPEAK!
TRUMP SAID really? He is referring to the concrete blocks and gravel...I am willing to be English is his second language...you should find something more thoughtful to contribute. The internet is full of enough wise men.
@@trumpsaid3550 there is literaly concrete blocks tho so.....
Looking at some of the comments. Wondering if you can build a second roof over the tanks. Could double your capturing capacity, plus as someone else mentioned, you’d have gravity to help. Anyway, great job on the base!
Absolutely awesome you guys, passion is everything with everything that comes, no matter what! But I also think you need a bigger drain pipe in the driveway and lower to prevent the water from rising and possible flooding. When in pours and pours and the amount of water that runs through there is a lot. 💪❤️😘🥰😘😘😘 Kisses for Lola 🥰❤️
You said what I was gonna say ... "Lola's so happy!"!!!
I would have built the rain roof above the water tanks, that way, the water doesnt have to travel that long distance to the tanks..... and also, there’s water pressure. to deal with. water seeks it’s own level with aid of gravity but i don’t think there will be enough pressure to push water up a pipe into those holes at the lid of your water tanks. Just my opinion. I might be wrong...
Hi, I also do agree. The pipe from the collection roof should be straight into the top of the tank so that the water can flow freely in line with a down hill slope to the top inlet of the tanks. Good luck and wel done. Love your chanel.
You two ROCK!! Yeah baby!! Keep these videos coming!!
The two of you need to do this more often to keep yourself motivated! Having a nice day on the river and having fun with each other and chillaxing keeps you balanced. 😀🥰
I'm so impressed with what you have created! Nice job!!
Awesome work! Can't wait to see the rain roof connected. 🍿🤓
Thanks for taking us on this journey. Hope to visit Panama, and Boquete. Be fun to meet up with you for a yoga break! Many blessings.
Great job guys! That’s some hard work you’re putting in.👍🏼
I am so impressed by you both...hard work dedication...and still time to relax and enjoy each other. You both rock...oops probably a naughty word after all of the rock you just shovelled. Lol. Lola is loving life and that’s beautiful to watch. I am super jacked to see the next video...bravo Bella’s. Bravo💖💖
Guys I wished you would of showed us you water plans on paper before you started. Because I’m asking myself why not leave the collection barrels on high ground and build the water collection system on top of the barrels? Then once they are full of water you have gravity and all the weight of the water to develop water pressure going down hill. Seems a lot easier to me.
Good work.My back hurts just watching that.
As the saying goes “Who needs a gym membership?” Hard work right? I’m very excited to see how much water you get. Fingers crossed for you🙋♀️🦋💜Hugs
You guys are doing great and your videos on your process are so detailed
What about building another roof above the tanks so you can collect more water? The rainy season is almost gone...
So happy for you all!!!
You two are rocking it! ❤️
in two truck loads - I had 98,000 lbs of pink quartzite granite brought to my house - delivered for all...about $500 my property 60 foot X 120 foot. I also added 25 truck loads of dirt. I have quite q yard...lol 20 years i have been here...ALWAYS PLANTING
PS BOUGHT MY HOUSE FOR $5,000
I love the road to your place - rustic!
Remember you guys. Free advice is worth about what it costs. I love what you are doing and I watch every video!!
I did not make rain barrels, nor live in another country, but I did 3/4 of an acre using my body 💪 muscles and with simple tools. Now I am selling next year, have a lawn mower tractor with snow blade, plus better tools but a body that has seen better days. My daughter and I did one truck load of sand/gravel mix. That was too much. Next, I paid a hundred dollars extra for delivery with a huge commercial dump truck, which on the last delivery, their front end sunk into the dirt up to their front wheels. They had to have a bigger commercial dump truck pull them out. More sand/gravel delivered = more expense. I had yearly deliveries. Much better to push the sand/gravel around. That rock in the driveway will need to go, if it can, other wise, a different route in. You won’t need a gym now and I am pretty sure your body aches. Now you will need a lawn mower tractor (I love mine, best invention in the world!) to mow your acre(s), to keep it down. Welcome to land ownership. You are much younger then when I started so your bodies hopefully will last longer until volunteers or paid workers arrive.
Guys, I love that you have that truck. Practicality ftw
Lola is such a good helper! 😄🐶❤️
So awesome. I am so jealous at what you guys are doing. This is so awesome living off grid and building a Homestead
Wow you two worked so hard on that you deserved the day off!
Congratulations guys,well done💜💜💜☀️
"We're Running Out Of Time"
"we did one days work"
"we're taking the day off"
lol.
MrDub lol this was filmed over 4 days
Was he serious? If he was ... the patience you exhibit .... holy shit.
Kayles a beast herself ... killing it
Man! Lola has the best life! 😄 So proud of you guys! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Get that solar going also, gonna need a pump. for filter and small lights :) You know the drill.
Im so happy for you all, and lola omg she really does look so happy so don't you and Kaylee. Congratulations on getting that part done love ya Nancy
Its fun to watch the progress, Great Job You Two! :)
You guys are seriously BADASS!!
You are right Lola looks so happy on the farm!
You will be amazed how fast the barrels will fill up. I put in a single 1600 gallon one here and it filled up in 2-3 rain storms and has been full ever since. Except that time I opened it up and forgot to close it. Don't do that. :)
Great job guys! That truck IS a beast!
Awesome job guys!!! So excited to see it finished. Love that you guys do everything together including Lola.
Congratulations guys! You're doing it!! I'm glad you're sharing your progress with us! It's very exciting!
Good team work. Great progress.
When you run your pipe down the hill why not leave it elevated? Put it on top of posts as you go that way it will be right height when you get to your tanks. That all the rain water will empty each time it rains.
OK part 2 you said you're going to connect the pipes at but the tanks from the bottom you don't want to do that you want to connect them at the top right at the very top like on the side of the dock so when the water level gets up so high it starts automatically going through that pipe into the next tank and then when that tank fulfills you do the same thing connect the top the top pipe to The side of the top tank well you know what I mean up toward the top but on the side and connect all three that way so when the first tank gets full when it reaches that pipe it'll go through the pipe and drain into the second tank when that time gets full it'll drain into the next one the same way and then you could have an overflow hole hole on the others on the other side of the third track
idk if they make a truck bed hoist but with them kinda chores might be worth looking into. mini dump truck would be handy for this work and likely future work and chores y'all gonna have going on.a also a lift with slightly larger tires, don't wanna be bottom out