I am about 20 miles north of you, and bought my derelict smallholding 50 years ago. When I pulled up the lino, there were quarry tiles directly on the earth, so you did better than me. I think your buildings are older than you think, mid 1800s, if not earlier, like many around here. The map room in Aberystwyth is brilliant for dating things, especially like most if it belonged to an estate. The wood and chain thing is a swingle tree - that particular one for two horses, and the thing in the roof is either a roller or cutter to make the crop ediable for cattle. Barley and oats were grown, very little wheat, but with room for 12 milking cows, your place would have had more land than it does now. The original house is at the top of the yard and would probably have been thatched. My rule was if the weather was good - outside work, wet or snow, sort the house out. Still sorting it out!
The building you designate as your work shop, that piece of equipment in the loft is a corn stalk chopper for cow feed. You may know corn better as maze. We're enjoying your videos from Central Texas. Thanks for sharing with us. Btw, that other piece you picked up is a "double tree" for hitching horses or oxen to a wagon.
Great tour and your new dog looks like a star already. She looks very eager to please and so happy, I think it is a wonderful choice on your behalf to give her a new home and be part of your family. I have no doubt that she will be bringing loads of fun and happy moments to your homestead.❤️
Sod the house or out buildings the dog is the best part! My lab came over to sit on me just as your revealed your dog No one should ever put down a healthy dog imo I’m so glad you saved her and sure she will return the favour
If you’re going to try and be as self-sufficient as possible with veggies and eggs etc., then that Cold Barn will be the very best stable storage area. Like a massive pantry.
Loving your vids. i live in a grade ii listed cottage in Sth Wales, built in 1750. It is constant work and a money pit, but it is my money pit and I love it.
Gavin's enthusiasm and excitement is really infectious.... ahem. 😉😅. What a fantastic smallholding. The potential is enormous. Really looking forward to what you do with the place. Good luck!
Lol. I think your are correct with the use of the word "window". Centuries ago it was used as a term for an opening in a wall or ceiling. It didn't necessarily mean glass was there. The last couple of centuries glass was there so that's what we think of it now. Like the term "window of opportunity" meaning an opening for opportunity. If you are ever in need of anymore useless information please let me know! 😂
This is such a great you tube channel, I wish Gavin would stop getting so excited over things 🤣🤣, that’s a beautiful dog so pleased you rescued him he will be so loyal and bring many years of happiness, looking forward to seeing your next video, take care.
This is the first video I have seen of yours and that dog absolutely adores you. The way she stares up at you both says a lot about how you treat her with love and care. I look forward to watching more.
The farm, has many buildings, the first one is charming, maybe just for a guest house, sometime in the future? You will need a garage, a tool room, a wood room, so in time these buildings will certainly come in handy, and their condition is good enough (at least at first sight) that when you renovate the house, you will gradually start to renovate these buildings as well. The property is indeed beautiful, large with potential. Great that you rescued the dog! You will have a wonderful companion and devoted friend, as well as a watchdog, you can see that she is smart. You have a beautiful home, farm and now also a dog, congratulations and best wishes.
Once again, thanks for taking the time to show us around and introduce us to your beautiful dog. She’ll be a great asset as a guard and protector. That privvy bench/bog seat, well, it’s begging to be made into an outside seat. Completely useless of course but a source of entertainment and laughter. 😂😂. There’s o many options with your buildings but I do think you are right in thinking business model first, then let your needs to support that business dictate what each is used for. An office in an outbuilding is a great idea but not so much when you need to pop in for something and it’s chucking it down or there’s 3 feet of snow………. Every man needs a workshop……… speaking from experience……. Great fun to watch you both. Best of luck. Wayne
Hello, I love your videos, saving this farm is a great thing. The piece of wooden thing you held up is part of the wagon that one would use for horses and for the life of me a can't remember the name of it . This piece is what the horses would be hitched to at the front of a wagon. This would be attached to a long pole and a horse would be put one on each side the pole is attached to the front of the wagon This piece you have would be hooked to the harness of each horse. I don't know if this makes since to you but you can ask any older farmer and they can explain it much better I'm sure. I just thought of the name I believe it is called a yoke but a may be wrong LOL Anyway Take Care both of you.
It is called a Doubletree and consists of 2 single trees and an evener (the longer bar) and is used to hitch a team of draft animals to a load - it works to distribute the pull between each animal and the load. A yoke sits across the necks of a team of oxen. On some team harnesses a front yoke is attached in front of the chest of the wheel horses, to stabilise the harness and distribute the weight of the pole, which helps steering the front wheels of the cart of carriage.
Hi, thanks for the chance to look around.. I was wondering how you plan to deal with all the water run off . . From what I could see so much of the water that comes off the roofs of your buildings just drops straight on the ground right by your walls and that is adding to your damp issues. .
No wonder you are undecided as there is so much potential in each building. How cute is your dog. Well done for rescuing. Where are you both from? Love the descriptions Gav and what a shy smile you have lol. Oh and you now need to rescue a cat to ward off any unwanted little furry things.
Gorgeous set of outbuildings! You'll find uses don't worry. Great to see and hear more of Gav 😂 Seren is beautiful, she'll be excellent for protecting the farm I'm sure.
My guess is that at the bottom of the shute in the "piggery" there used to be a mill for grinding the corn, stored above, to make meal for the animals. It would most likely have been belt driven from a small stationary engine or tractor. What you thought was the old toilet is totally correct! The piece of machinery in the barn on the first floor is difficult to see and tell what it was used for. Letting us know who made it from names cast in the iron frame might help. I think the ground lies fairly wet judging by the reeds growing there. What an exciting place you have found and will become your home over time. I am certain you will never regret your decision to leave the city for a rural life!
This is correct - barley or corn grain is stored in the loft and the ‘bruising’ mill is below fed from the chute. The outbuildings look older than the date mark says - possibly repairs were done at the same time as the new house was built. Ordnance survey maps should help with dating. Great collection of buildings.
The cold barn may have been the dairy; usually situated so it was constantly in shade to help keep the milk at a low temp. It would make sense being next to the milking shed.
a second story outhouse hole; Fancy! LOL. Such great buildings and such good news about some relatively new roofs so you have some time to get to everything.
That thing I believe was used to hitch 2 horses to a wagon or farm equipment. I seem to recall seeing something similar on another video. (Working Horse with Jim??)💕
@@MegGreeneSmith 💕I was thinking more like the thing that goes behind the horses, where they attach the harness to, then attach it to the item to be pulled...I could be wrong, though💕
It's an amazing place with such potential - the sort of place for which people often move to France. I'm really invested in seeing how it goes. Maybe some time-lapse footage of your progress would get across how much dynamism you have? Just a thought.
Gav will soon get into the swing of being in front of the camera and chatting shit I can see him with a second you tube channel in the future when the work shops up and running ,passing on his carpentry knowledge and experience.. we love no nonsense grafters with a good sense of dry humour ,, he’s a top man in my book
Look forward to your videos and glad to be here from the start, I actually cried when you said your beautiful dog was about to be put down how can that be legal? You can see how much she loves you both x We have a rescue too called Monty he was badly treated as a pup ❤
I started watching from the first episode and think you are doing great ! My other says I’m just like your other half ! A man of few words and a face that says a million words!!!! Anyway keep up the good!
1132. At least in USA this is a double tree. Two draft animals are harnessed side by side and then hitched to some load at the center of the middle bar to be drawn or pulled forward.
you've got some lovely old out buildings. It would be great to see those back to their original purpose. Chickens - A friend of mine who lives near Whitland breeds Rhodebars, a rare breed in this country. They're Autosexing (you can tell the sex at hatching)breed that is based on the Rhode Island Red.so they lay quite well and they're a rare breed. ideal for small holders. Your new addition ... she's a beauty. if nothing else she will be a great guard dog and looks to have settled in already. Nice one Guys
Loving the tour! I don’t know what part of South Wales you are but the National Museum of Wales in St. Fagans could help you in identifying many of your implements, and in dating the buildings. A great day out for anyone interested in historic buildings. Looking forward to following your progress!
The first upstairs room was most likely the granary to store feed away from rats and be nice and dry. The room below looks like it was used to drop feed down and probably had a roll to crush grain/oats for animal feed.
Loved the video i thought the wooden implement might have been a yoke for carrying milk ɓuckets but I agree horse hitch sounds better you have some lovely looking outbuildings that look in really good condition and seren is beautiful well done she will be faithful and have a good life with you Your farm is in an ideal spot the views are outstanding good choice and good luck for the future 😊😊a
great tour around the buildings. once you get the house done, you could think about turning the old cottage into air b&b but will it fall under the Welsh second home tax. Dog looks a lovable but mischievous character so you will have a lot of fun owning him. Thank you for the update video
Lovely dog, lovely farm. That’s going to keep you busy for years! Did the farm ever use water-power for anything? I see you have a running brook down the side of the piggery. I know it’s only a little stream but it’s possible to power things if there is a high enough ‘fall’. I guess not enough power to mill corn, but.. you never know. Watching with interest. Les
The wheel on the upstairs wall would have had a big band around it to get power up from the ground floor, either from a tractor with a flywheel or hydro, your both doing great!
Laura loose the nervous giggle.You are to be congratulated for being one of the thousands of young couples changing your life style in a perilous venture of getting out of life what you put into it. It can be done don't repeat mistakes others who gave up through wrong priorities. If your respective talents show a plan, workable, financed, for the first year. I will follow support.Eventually perhaps financially.Your rescue love you forever. Is loving.
Interesting videos,such a lovely holding,,,beautiful dog....Will you be keeping sheep in the future...if so please consider the Welsh Mountain badgerface sheep...
Pretty sure the thing at 11.38 is for carrying milk jugs over your shoulder. However, I am not a qualified milkyologist also, Gav's excited face looks a lot like mine and a LOVE this format of video.
I am about 20 miles north of you, and bought my derelict smallholding 50 years ago. When I pulled up the lino, there were quarry tiles directly on the earth, so you did better than me. I think your buildings are older than you think, mid 1800s, if not earlier, like many around here. The map room in Aberystwyth is brilliant for dating things, especially like most if it belonged to an estate. The wood and chain thing is a swingle tree - that particular one for two horses, and the thing in the roof is either a roller or cutter to make the crop ediable for cattle. Barley and oats were grown, very little wheat, but with room for 12 milking cows, your place would have had more land than it does now. The original house is at the top of the yard and would probably have been thatched.
My rule was if the weather was good - outside work, wet or snow, sort the house out. Still sorting it out!
Thanks! Yeah we are dead keen to go check out the map room, a couple of people have mentioned it being dead useful!
Every Farm needs a dog, well done taking a rescue dog, you did a good thing, kudos.
Absolutely, it was really important to us to rescue.
The building you designate as your work shop, that piece of equipment in the loft is a corn stalk chopper for cow feed. You may know corn better as maze. We're enjoying your videos from Central Texas. Thanks for sharing with us. Btw, that other piece you picked up is a "double tree" for hitching horses or oxen to a wagon.
As an aside, we grew up on dairy farms in the northeast in the 1950's and 60's and have homesteaded in increasing degrees over the years.
Love the videos and what the future might hold ! Well done for rescuing the beautiful dog and tell your husband to cheer up 🤦♂️
hahaha I tell him ALL the time!
@@citytosmallholding😂
That dog has definitely landed on its paws, living the dream life in the countryside ❤
That dog worships you both already, looks like a match made in heaven.
I am actually the type of
Person who loves old sheds/barns rather than a house,so much potential
Me too!
The wood item Gav held up is a hitch for horses to pull wagons. It’s a double hitch for two horses
A lot of work but a lot of potential. Building look in great condition.
Aw bless. First of many animals? Lovely dog, she will be happy there 😃
Seren is adorable, and you can tell by her face that she has found her Forever home..
I think that's the dogs equivalent of being down to your last £2.50 and buying the winning Euromillions ticket. What a heart warming development!
Awww I like that a lot!
Great tour and your new dog looks like a star already. She looks very eager to please and so happy, I think it is a wonderful choice on your behalf to give her a new home and be part of your family. I have no doubt that she will be bringing loads of fun and happy moments to your homestead.❤️
Sod the house or out buildings the dog is the best part!
My lab came over to sit on me just as your revealed your dog
No one should ever put down a healthy dog imo I’m so glad you saved her and sure she will return the favour
The 1st building would make a cute air b&b 🥰
If you’re going to try and be as self-sufficient as possible with veggies and eggs etc., then that Cold Barn will be the very best stable storage area. Like a massive pantry.
Yeah that’s a great idea! Hadn’t thought of that at all!
Lol at gavs brutally honest description of the toilet!
He has such a way with words
Loving your vids. i live in a grade ii listed cottage in Sth Wales, built in 1750. It is constant work and a money pit, but it is my money pit and I love it.
We feel exactly the same!
Gavin's enthusiasm and excitement is really infectious.... ahem. 😉😅. What a fantastic smallholding. The potential is enormous. Really looking forward to what you do with the place. Good luck!
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Lol. I think your are correct with the use of the word "window". Centuries ago it was used as a term for an opening in a wall or ceiling. It didn't necessarily mean glass was there. The last couple of centuries glass was there so that's what we think of it now. Like the term "window of opportunity" meaning an opening for opportunity. If you are ever in need of anymore useless information please let me know! 😂
Thank you for rescuing the lovely woofa ❤
This is such a great you tube channel, I wish Gavin would stop getting so excited over things 🤣🤣, that’s a beautiful dog so pleased you rescued him he will be so loyal and bring many years of happiness, looking forward to seeing your next video, take care.
He can't contain himself 😂
She is a beautiful girl! Thank you for giving her a furever home!!
Fantastic for rescuing Seren. ❤️
You’ve made the right decision. What a fab doggie!
This is the first video I have seen of yours and that dog absolutely adores you. The way she stares up at you both says a lot about how you treat her with love and care. I look forward to watching more.
Had to come back to admire your beautiful wee pupper. Looking forward to hearing about her adventures ❤
The farm, has many buildings, the first one is charming, maybe just for a guest house, sometime in the future? You will need a garage, a tool room, a wood room, so in time these buildings will certainly come in handy, and their condition is good enough (at least at first sight) that when you renovate the house, you will gradually start to renovate these buildings as well. The property is indeed beautiful, large with potential. Great that you rescued the dog! You will have a wonderful companion and devoted friend, as well as a watchdog, you can see that she is smart. You have a beautiful home, farm and now also a dog, congratulations and best wishes.
💛 What a beautiful dear girl!!! thankyou for giving her a loving home! 💛💛💛
Once again, thanks for taking the time to show us around and introduce us to your beautiful dog. She’ll be a great asset as a guard and protector. That privvy bench/bog seat, well, it’s begging to be made into an outside seat. Completely useless of course but a source of entertainment and laughter. 😂😂. There’s o many options with your buildings but I do think you are right in thinking business model first, then let your needs to support that business dictate what each is used for. An office in an outbuilding is a great idea but not so much when you need to pop in for something and it’s chucking it down or there’s 3 feet of snow………. Every man needs a workshop……… speaking from experience……. Great fun to watch you both. Best of luck. Wayne
Hahah the seat sounds like a great idea!
Interesting to see your outbuildings, so many possibilities. Seren will have a wonderful life on your farm
Hello, I love your videos, saving this farm is a great thing. The piece of wooden thing you held up is part of the wagon that one would use for horses and for the life of me a can't remember the name of it . This piece is what the horses would be hitched to at the front of a wagon. This would be attached to a long pole and a horse would be put one on each side the pole is attached to the front of the wagon This piece you have would be hooked to the harness of each horse. I don't know if this makes since to you but you can ask any older farmer and they can explain it much better I'm sure. I just thought of the name I believe it is called a yoke but a may be wrong LOL Anyway Take Care both of you.
Is it called a yoke?
@@katehamb439 No it is called a doubletree, I had to look it up to make sure. Take Care
It is called a Doubletree and consists of 2 single trees and an evener (the longer bar) and is used to hitch a team of draft animals to a load - it works to distribute the pull between each animal and the load. A yoke sits across the necks of a team of oxen. On some team harnesses a front yoke is attached in front of the chest of the wheel horses, to stabilise the harness and distribute the weight of the pole, which helps steering the front wheels of the cart of carriage.
Thanks everyone! This is really useful to know!
Hi, thanks for the chance to look around.. I was wondering how you plan to deal with all the water run off . . From what I could see so much of the water that comes off the roofs of your buildings just drops straight on the ground right by your walls and that is adding to your damp issues. .
Your property is so nice and has great potential! Thanks for sharing!
thanks for showing us around. A lot of work ahead of you but at least you have the dog to talk to.
For any not knowing, 'Seren' means 'star' in Welsh. 👍
Lovely! (From Brazil)
No wonder you are undecided as there is so much potential in each building. How cute is your dog. Well done for rescuing. Where are you both from? Love the descriptions Gav and what a shy smile you have lol. Oh and you now need to rescue a cat to ward off any unwanted little furry things.
I’m Scottish and Gav is from London
Guys, this is already a beautiful property but your characters and your lovely new pup add so much! Excited to see how you come along!
Thank you so much!
What a lovely video and so pleased you rescued Seren . Shes beautiful and seeing her look up at you both , shes so happy. Good luck on your journey.
Thanks!
Seren is lush 😍
Maggie is a beaut too!
Gorgeous set of outbuildings! You'll find uses don't worry. Great to see and hear more of Gav 😂 Seren is beautiful, she'll be excellent for protecting the farm I'm sure.
Seren is beautiful. An interesting mix of breeds. Excited to see what you do with all the outbuildings.
What a lovely Smallholding with all the outbuildings, keep up the good work. Nice dog for the Farm.
Good stuff folks .All these little victories are adding up nicely !
That " thunderbox" lid brought back a few old memories !
Definitely had to look up what a thunderbox was!!
What a lovely dog. Glad you adopted her. She looks healthy and happy so a shame she was going to be put down. Big projects and fun ahead.
Serens lovely she looks so well behaved she’ll be a great companion to you both.
Hahah looks can be deceiving 😉
The wooded Item is a double tree hitch, used for attaching 2 horses or oxen to a cart, they can be repurposed as nice interior light fittings
She’s a darling lucky you , she will be so loyal to you both . Everyone needs a good guard dog on your farm .
What an adorable little girl, she clearly adores you both x
My guess is that at the bottom of the shute in the "piggery" there used to be a mill for grinding the corn, stored above, to make meal for the animals. It would most likely have been belt driven from a small stationary engine or tractor. What you thought was the old toilet is totally correct! The piece of machinery in the barn on the first floor is difficult to see and tell what it was used for. Letting us know who made it from names cast in the iron frame might help. I think the ground lies fairly wet judging by the reeds growing there. What an exciting place you have found and will become your home over time. I am certain you will never regret your decision to leave the city for a rural life!
We definitely haven't so far!
This is correct - barley or corn grain is stored in the loft and the ‘bruising’ mill is below fed from the chute. The outbuildings look older than the date mark says - possibly repairs were done at the same time as the new house was built. Ordnance survey maps should help with dating. Great collection of buildings.
Enjoyed the tour, I'm very much looking forward to the transformation that is going to take place over the next year. Good luck watching on with envy.
Hello from 🇨🇦! You have a beautiful home with so much potential, and having a dog makes it whole!
Thanks so much!
He doesn’t mince his words, Gavin, does he? 😂😂😂
haha no not often!
The cold barn may have been the dairy; usually situated so it was constantly in shade to help keep the milk at a low temp. It would make sense being next to the milking shed.
Haha. she's gorgeous. As a staffie lover I could tell instantly she had staffie genes! You've all hit the jackpot!
Yeah she seems to have all the Staffie cuteness and happiness!
Thoroughly enjoyed that. All those gorgeous buildings and Seren is beautiful. Xx
Just binge watched your videos, it’s going to be incredible when finished and so impressed with all your hard work!!
Thanks so much! It’s getting there slowly but surely!
a second story outhouse hole; Fancy! LOL. Such great buildings and such good news about some relatively new roofs so you have some time to get to everything.
We are very posh people 😂😂
Take a look at the earliest OS maps online, they show buildings, if not the use they were put to; tithe maps may also be of use. 👍
Beautiful dog, well done. Just lost our Mastiff and can honestly say they play a huge part in your family if you let them get close to you.
A lot of work but the farm is beautiful. One day at a time.
That thing I believe was used to hitch 2 horses to a wagon or farm equipment. I seem to recall seeing something similar on another video. (Working Horse with Jim??)💕
Agreed, it does look like a yoke.
@@MegGreeneSmith 💕I was thinking more like the thing that goes behind the horses, where they attach the harness to, then attach it to the item to be pulled...I could be wrong, though💕
@@robine916 Called a doubletree. With two swingletrees attached, one for each horse, to attach to a cart or other implement.
@@reallylittlewhy YES! Thank you!💕💕
It's an amazing place with such potential - the sort of place for which people often move to France. I'm really invested in seeing how it goes. Maybe some time-lapse footage of your progress would get across how much dynamism you have? Just a thought.
Gav will soon get into the swing of being in front of the camera and chatting shit I can see him with a second you tube channel in the future when the work shops up and running ,passing on his carpentry knowledge and experience.. we love no nonsense grafters with a good sense of dry humour ,, he’s a top man in my book
Ach yeah he’s not bad, I reckon I’ll keep him around 😂
Congrats on the new addition!
Look forward to your videos and glad to be here from the start, I actually cried when you said your beautiful dog was about to be put down how can that be legal? You can see how much she loves you both x We have a rescue too called Monty he was badly treated as a pup ❤
Awww I know, I can’t bear even thinking about it!
I thought I was grumpy 😂. Somehow it works though. Nice vid keep em coming
I started watching from the first episode and think you are doing great ! My other says I’m just like your other half ! A man of few words and a face that says a million words!!!! Anyway keep up the good!
hahaha I like that saying a lot!
Best video yet!! So great you have the dog too. Longer videos are a must now!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed!
1132. At least in USA this is a double tree. Two draft animals are harnessed side by side and then hitched to some load at the center of the middle bar to be drawn or pulled forward.
Seren is a great addition.
Thanks!
Awww I love seren , my daughters cat is called Luna seren, who used to live in Ffestiniog,you got a lovely place to renovate, good luck xx
you've got some lovely old out buildings. It would be great to see those back to their original purpose. Chickens - A friend of mine who lives near Whitland breeds Rhodebars, a rare breed in this country. They're Autosexing (you can tell the sex at hatching)breed that is based on the Rhode Island Red.so they lay quite well and they're a rare breed. ideal for small holders. Your new addition ... she's a beauty. if nothing else she will be a great guard dog and looks to have settled in already. Nice one Guys
Thanks!
Beautiful woofer….. well done for saving her 👏👏👏
Loving the tour! I don’t know what part of South Wales you are but the National Museum of Wales in St. Fagans could help you in identifying many of your implements, and in dating the buildings.
A great day out for anyone interested in historic buildings.
Looking forward to following your progress!
Yes! We have heard of this place - we reeeeaally want to find some time to get down there an check it out!
hey, just stumbled onto this channel, it has been enjoyable watching the progress, nice to see the work unfolding
Love the doggie!! 🐶🇬🇧
The first upstairs room was most likely the granary to store feed away from rats and be nice and dry. The room below looks like it was used to drop feed down and probably had a roll to crush grain/oats for animal feed.
That makes a lot of sense!
Loved the video i thought the wooden implement might have been a yoke for carrying milk ɓuckets but I agree horse hitch sounds better you have some lovely looking outbuildings that look in really good condition and seren is beautiful well done she will be faithful and have a good life with you
Your farm is in an ideal spot the views are outstanding good choice and good luck for the future 😊😊a
Ahh thanks!
Love your new channel Iam a lifelong collie owner but the malinois is the smartest ever from a Colorado grandma
Yeah we definitely have found out the hard way how smart she is!😂
Loving your new edition 👍 she’s beautiful xx
great tour around the buildings. once you get the house done, you could think about turning the old cottage into air b&b but will it fall under the Welsh second home tax. Dog looks a lovable but mischievous character so you will have a lot of fun owning him. Thank you for the update video
Yeah definitely lots of options - will just all come down to time and money in the end!
Awww hello Seren 🌟
Nice positive video, thanks 🙏
Looking forward to following along with your journey
Thanks!
I live in Swansea..... You are living my dream.
Lovely dog, lovely farm. That’s going to keep you busy for years! Did the farm ever use water-power for anything? I see you have a running brook down the side of the piggery. I know it’s only a little stream but it’s possible to power things if there is a high enough ‘fall’. I guess not enough power to mill corn, but.. you never know. Watching with interest. Les
Well yes it did but not at the piggery at the back side of the long barn, so a bit of a mystery working it all out as that river has all but dried up!
In the old milking Parla , it's looks a Swivel-tree I've got one I used Big upto put hanging baskets on in the summer
That's a great idea!
Seren is a very lucky dog you have a lovely property with lots of potential good luck with it all from Pencader Carmarthenshire
Pencader is where we got her from!!
Love the farm what a Gem ,and your dog what a beautiful creature ❤
The wheel on the upstairs wall would have had a big band around it to get power up from the ground floor, either from a tractor with a flywheel or hydro, your both doing great!
Thanks!
Laura loose the nervous giggle.You are to be congratulated for being one of the thousands of young couples changing your life style in a perilous venture of getting out of life what you put into it. It can be done don't repeat mistakes others who gave up through wrong priorities. If your respective talents show a plan, workable, financed, for the first year. I will follow support.Eventually perhaps financially.Your rescue love you forever. Is loving.
So entertaining. Really enjoy ur videos. Thanks for sharing your journey, its really exciting. She is a beautiful dog too, you've been blessed x
Thank you so much!
I enjoy farming and I now that poles were the farmer would have sent food down in the winter and the pigs would have been in there
Brilliant both!
Love your heart for your 🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾
A nice few buildings for holiday let's
Very cool. Are you guys going to set up solar? You guys definitely have a project. With a lot of work you’ll end up with a swanky property.
Interesting videos,such a lovely holding,,,beautiful dog....Will you be keeping sheep in the future...if so please consider the Welsh Mountain badgerface sheep...
We have just looked them up, they are really cool!
Love your place.So much potential.From Ontario Canada
Thanks so much!
cold barn could have been milk store, in churns sat in the trough with water running to keep cool.
That would make a lot of sense!!
Yeah that would actually make a lot of sense!
Pretty sure the thing at 11.38 is for carrying milk jugs over your shoulder.
However, I am not a qualified milkyologist
also, Gav's excited face looks a lot like mine and a LOVE this format of video.