This Made her Toes Tingle Siding the Gable End Walls (Post & Beam Firewood Shed)
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- This Made her Toes Tingle - Siding the Gable End Walls (Post & Beam Firewood Shed)
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Gina, Thanks for showing everyone that women have muscles as well. I want to thank Al and family for inviting all of us into their lives. I know this is their livelihood, but still. I cant wait to see the finished product. Gods blessings to you and yours (animals included I miss CWC)
At our homestead it's just me my wife and daughter, and the women folk toss around 50# bags of horse feed and bales of hay every day. My daughter is real proud of her 'pipes' 😊
I'm building a shed in my back yard. Not a big project. Your techniques of using tools have taught me a few things. I even say, "I like it-I like it a lot!" when I cut a board and it fits. Thanks for your fun video!
i was cutting my son hair and saying the same ''like it, like it a lot'' lol
I had to laugh at your comment -- I was thinking "I like it a lot" while trimming some trusses yesterday! Good luck with your project!
I think a Registered Trademark or Service Mark might be prudent at this point. 🤠
You two work so well together! It's nice to see.
Good job Tanner in hearing the coyotes! :) Hopefully the game cam will give some answers. Mr Figaro is a handsome cat indeed. The wood shed looks awesome. Pork and chops are rounding out nicely indeed :D
It just occurred to me to suggest you name the area where you have the meat birds "Henway Pahk" ... (to go with New Yolk City, of course)
fixmypc Thats a great name!
Could put the meat chicken box inside the chicken fence so they will be protected may need to add a little more fence so you can still move them around. I was raised on a tobacco farm we had chickens a milk cow a work horse and mule.I live in the city now but the saying is true you can take the boy out of the country but you can never take the country out of the boy.
Or the girl!
I had thought about the chicken tractors inside the fence, too but thought it would take up too much space. Then somebody mentioned he had the fence around the garden to add to the existing one. Good way to introduce the new birds to the others (well except for the meat birds...)
I watch you guys when I wake up in the morning it makes my day.
Al, may I suggest putting carpet tack strips around top edge of your chicken tractors with spikes pointing up. This will keep the predators from coming after they get there paws stuck . I used this to keep skunks out of my bee hives and yes it works>
Pickles, yum! It's that time of year to make pickled beets. A week and a half ago I made a small batch of 5lbs. They were so good they're all gone now. I was peeing pink all week. 😍
lol shows how good they were.
travin the first time I ever ate a beet was this year I forgot I are it later in the evening I was urinating I thought it was blood 😂😂😂
Great quote. Life is a journey to be lived and enjoyed all along the way. You have a gorgeous homestead and you three are a great team. Thanks for sharing. 😺💞
Dont ever stop rambling at the end, keeps me inspired and moving towards my own independence.
Enjoy your moments together. That's the most important thing. We are enjoying your fruits of your labor. You're an amazing family. God bless.
Looking cooler up there in Lincoln! This weekend is looking good for us to cut more wood for the kitchen stove. And time to check the chimneys. You are going to enjoy that wood shed! You have made lots of fine progress since we built our house in 2016. A thermos of coffee would go down well with your construction crew '-). Being native New Hampshire, I enjoy winters, as long as I'm prepared! Nothing better than coffee brewing on our kitchen wood stove, while a blizzard is beating against the windows. Stove keeps me toasty warm , while I'm cooking bacon and eggs...
I am very impressed with this companies kits. Both the barn and the woodshed are very well thought out and easy looking to assemble. Really going fast with two of you doing it. Wont be long before it is time to fill it up. Great work.
Al, I have noticed that we have seen a lot more of Gina on camera and helping out. Thats good to see a husband and wife working as a team. I commend on the both of making it work the way you want.
Gina you were up and going this morning, that siding seems to really be your thing. I just love watching y'all work together. And Al stop drinking all the coffee. Yeah I think you had a coyote trying to get in that chicken tractor. You can set out a couple of snap traps around the tractor as long as you get to them before you let the dogs out in the morning.
I clicked the link on the coffee that y'all get but I didn't see where they sold whole beans, I grind my own.
Thanks for sharing your homestead homestead with us a
Jimmy
Go Tanner waking you up.
Calab and Zeke are really nice goats, I'm always impressed by both their physical build and temperament. We had a couple like that years ago, and they can be such characters.
Love seeing Gina enjoying herself.
The pigs were moving a little slower this morning. Lol Glad you didn't lose a finger while feeding them later, seeing them break the spaghetti squash in half was fun. I really need to find a handy person who can and will help me design a create the backyard and unused areas of my home. Can't wait to see what you pick up on the game camera! I as always thank you.
I'm in Central Texas, too, and it's 71 degrees this morning. We have also been ultra-dry and our grass is dead. I am ready for cooler weather so we can get more done outside. It'll be October before we cool off, and we never get snow. I can't wait to see you clearing out the snow as those are my favorite videos besides the barn/shed building. Looking good!
When the temp gets to 70° at night in south texas that is cold. It will be thanksgiving b4 frist freeze. Your grass isn't dead just dormant. Put water on it. It will green up.
Or plant winter rye grass your yard will stay green year round. With a little water (NOT much of that in tx in summer. Unless you live east of Interstate 35. (Wet side of state)
Fall, and I suspect Winter as well, is coming early. A friend in central Alabama (3 hrs north of me) posted a pic of a spider lilly that had popped up in her yard. They herald the arrival of Fall. They only last 10 to 14 days, and then they're gone. Normally, they show up at the end of September or the first week of October, so they're a month early. Oh boy!
This is probably my favorite video so far, love seeing you and Gina working together, joking about coffee (fix her a mug also tomorrow!), and teaching her about tools. Wonderful partnership! 👍❤️😃. Looking forward to seeing what shows up on the new camera, good job Tanner for being the early warning system on your homestead. 😉
Much better on the editing. Thanks, Al. I still think you should move the chicken tractor into New Yolk City to prevent the predator(s) from even getting near the meat birds. Is there some reason you can't move the tractor behind the electric fence?
We love watching your family work together. We watch your videos every single day and can hardly wait for the next one to come up- When we start our youtube watching together Clay and I usually always watch you guys first on our big TV we don't always comment but we watch daily. I am going to try and comment daily to help your channel and of course I don't mind watching the ads either as there are always new ads with things we may be interested in learning about :) We love Figero he looks like our cat Charlene. The buildings are coming great and it is our pleasure to see Gina working side by side with you and Olivia. We look forward to the crazy white chicken and what he is up to or watching the goat get milked and that little contraption you are using to milk her. We were touched when we saw Gina and Olivia sewing together. We love watching your family pray together which we believe God is giving you favor with your channel - I (Ruthie) have suffered anxiety in the past and am on the otherside of that so I can appreciate how God uses odd things to open up new dreams for us as your channel is trully a blessing to us. Clay has farmed for about 50 years and you know how these old farmers are they are straight shooters and we both feel you have the best homesteading channel on youtube. You should be a TV series... but hey youtube is better as cable is slowly going away. Back to Clay... Clay will always be looking for your channel first thing in the morning as I start dishes etc.. from a old farmer Al, that is a HUGE compliment as they really know their stuff. Keep branching out and enlarging yourself through Tik Tok, periscope, twitter, etc... (especially Tik-Tok) one thing I have learned in social media... sometimes the first makes it big just because they are the first. You have a beautiful message for people and we wish you all the best. Be blessed and we are keeping you in our prayers - Ruthie Pople :) We love all of you - Al, Gina, Oliva... Figero, Hope, The Crazy Chicken, etc..
It will be interesting to see all the animals that are checking out your chickens. I love watching you build things. You do an excellent job.
Wow!!! The shed looks GREAT!!!
The goats seem happy in their new place. Pig are getting big and the chickens, well they're chickens...Lol!!!!
I can see how blessed you are!!
A good man will be blessed.
Thank you for bring us on part of your journey,so we are blessed too!
Mr. Lumnah,
I've enjoyed watching your goat bucks settling in.
I've also really enjoyed watching your barn and woodshed going up.
I did not know you in your anxious days. In all the videos that I've watched of yours you've been calm, almost unflappable.
No Al! You're not rambling! What you're saying is very important! For me however, I'm disabled and I'm unable to build a homestead. However, I might be able to plant a small garden. It's amazing that very good quality food used to be so "dirt cheap"! And now a meal like that costs a whole day's wages! This is all biblical prophecy gradually coming to life as we know it now. And all these changes through the years have been so subtle that sadly, most people can't even notice them! Stay vigilant, and fear no evil!
God Bless all 3 of you !!!!!!👨👩👧☕🤓💪💋😇🤗🏡💞🏚🏗🐣🐥💥🐔💨🍳🍽💖🐈💨💟🐖💨❤🐐💨💫🐾🐈😼🐾🐕😼🐾🐕💨🐔💨🐺🐓💨🍎🍅🍆🍉🍇🌺💮🌼👍🙏🙇🕊✌👋
Love the series! The ducks hanging out with the chickens always cracks me up. That rooster seems to be hamming it up for the camera with precise crow timing! Keep up the great work, be safe & God Bless!
Good morning Lumnah family!
Another great video and good to see more of Gina! Will look forward to what the camera picks up too. They can be very helpful!
Now Gina can build her own She Shed.
You will be probably surprised how many animals are coming to the chicks in the night.
Like a Howard Johnson rest stop.
@@gungho1284 🤣
That shed is almost done! I do hope you can dispatch those predators. The coyotes have wiped out our wild turkeys here. Blessings to all.
Willow is such a cute little goat! Little apple lover!
I really enjoy watching Gina help you. Though why is she not using eye and ear protection like you have? I also feed a lot of my garden vegetables to the chicken's. They really like the cucumbers, squash and lettuce also. As always, another great video. You guys have a great day and God-bless.
Looking good Mr and Mrs Lumnah. Is Gina on vacation? She's been helping alot with the barn and wood shed builds. You work well together so nice to see husband and wives working well together.
You're making good progress on the fire wood shed. Looking forward to learning what type of night prowlers that are harassing your chickens. Thanks, for sharing.
Two people definitely create efficiencies -- Gina was nailing the boards into place while Al was setting up those that would be needed next. Great teamwork! Nice to see the home-canned Bread and Butter Pickles. Best wishes from Kate in Olympia, WA - 8/31/2019.
When are your other egg layers going to New Yolk City?
Another wonderful journey on Lumnah Acres and now the chicken cam is up and running. Can't wait to see the next video already... blessed to be on this adventure with your family 🤙❤️
Can't wait to see what shows up on the night cam! Blessings ❤🙏
Little man and hope would make such a cute Duo
Good morning Al and family
Al I think for CHRISTMAS you need to get the misses a pr of insulated coveralls and a good ranch coat as much as she is working outside I know she would be happy every think of motion lights (soloar) to scare off the night time vistors
If you run a elec. cord into house with a buzzer then go outside and shoot them VARMETS. Then decorate fence with there corpse.
Did you see the duck duck when you threw the grain in? Lol. So funny
I think the mumma in me likes Gina' in boots while building, great job the firewood shed is looking good and gina is getting more confident and more muscles...😊
Excellent team work great looking woodshed!
Just a thought/reminder on airflow with storing firewood. I have many years of experience with it and storing/stacking using it in the Northeast. Airflow is so important between stacks. For cheap you can get a handheld moisture meter to get the most btu's.
Love the new building and please put chicks inside the electric fence, would hate to see aftermath of an attack in the night. You two work great together! 👍🏼🏡
I agree with you on the whole anxiety issue, I notice when I eat a lot of junk food I too become very anxious.
My grandfather told me " coyotes never say hello - only goodbye." I am positive you spooked them off. I grew up on a farm/ranch in Northern Idaho and dealt with them enough .
A little bedding might be more enticing to sleep on then those hard beds and cement floors. Love your new barn and shed.
Thanks for your view of chicken and goats. The me too was glad chickens safe.
Aloha from Hawaii!!! Thanks for sharing . one of my highlight is when you all have either have breakfast, lunch or dinner. I always look forward when you all get together for dinner.
Looking good there Lumnah Family! Hoping the trail cam works well for you and you see what's coming in to harass your chickens! Maybe another Premier One fence area to put the chicken tractors in? You could still move them, but they would be protected from critters! Anyway, loving the opportunity to come along every day and have fun with you on your homestead. Blessings from NE Missouri!
Love the progress, Moose cracks me up. Love of the Father is so important. Love to eat healthy. Love the Channel.
Sorry Al, 62 degrees here in Atlanta this morning.... But, we have a hurricane heading into the southeast this weekend... could be getting interesting soon. Firewood shed is looking great, I think you will be amazed at how much extra room you will have once you move your firewood into it... Keep Going, Love your videos
Stay safe
Our lab, Molly, will raise a ruckus when the coyotes are near. A couple weeks ago our kitty was laying in the window above the bed and starting snarling and tail got puffy and looked out and there were 4 coyotes walking through the front yard!!
So glad to see the copper maran chickens. Weasels come to mind that loves to get chickens. They are killing machines. Teeth marks on the top of the pen also looks like their damage. The shed is coming along nicely. Looking more like a farm ever day. Thanks for sharing.
Funny that you mentioned coyotes. I just shot at 1 yesterday because it got one of my new Cochin hens that were out. I heard a commotion get ready to walk out the back door and almost ran into him in broad daylight in the backyard so of course I stepped in got my 16 gauge and I'm pretty sure that he's got a mind and full of buckshot.
You all work so well together. Have a wonderful Labor day weekend ❤⚘
OMG 41* already in your neck of the woods? The wood shed is coming along nicely! The rose is beautiful. I loved the little dainty blue flowers next to it as well. The little porkers may need a little more room to sleep now that they are growing. Great idea Al with the Trailcam! Hope we see something soon. I need a good nights rest too. lol
(FYI)I've seen another camera that works great outdoors also, it's by Reolink, comes with a strap to mount, & its own solar panel to eliminate batteries.
Aww you also got tingly toes when you started the metal on the barn
You are a well matched set..
NO STRAW IN THE PIG HOUSE!! GREAT VID MR.AL
Seeing the new goats being friendly is so nice. Poor Hope had it rough when she was new. Then again, Hope is also the chillest goat on Earth so maybe it didn't even register for her lol
She had it rough from the start so she had learned how to handle it. But I bet it registered. She also had the Lumnahs love to buoy her up. 💓💛💚💙💜
That is one nice BIG wood storage shed. You two did a wonderful job :)
Thank you. I really enjoy your style and I like your piece at the end.
A family that works together stays together!!!
Great job on building the wood shed. 👍 I think I would have use concrete blocks as a footer to get the wood off the ground.
Have a great holiday weekend folks !!! Going to fire up the smoker for a pork shoulder mmm
Dogs also like Cucumbers and they are actually good for them. My dogs go crazy over them.
I love your little farm. May the Lord continue to bless you.
Woot woot, I can't wait to see what the cam picks up. It will always be a surprise!
You weren't rambling Al, everything you said makes total sense to me
I totally hear you about eating out, I am always so disappointed when I eat out and normally have a sore stomach after!
Could be a cool tiny house
Good morning Lumnah family. Thank you for another great video to go along with my morning coffee. Those big green cucumbers you gave to the pigs can still be made into pickle relish. Here soon will be making another batch of it. Have a blessed day.
Good use of chopsticks Gina , I would not pick that green monster up lol
Wow you guys have some seriously cold weather in the morning this early in the year! It's still mostly low 60's here -- but I don't have a roof on my project yet! Time to get moving!!!!
I think your next build project should be a spa house containing a hot tub and perhaps a steam room. You would have a BIG AHHHH at the end of the day! :)
Wood sheds coming together nicely. Hope you find out what's messing with the chickens. Al if it's coyotes they will keep getting braver and braver.
Zeke 1982 my chickens are kept inside a closed chicken house at night, insidea 40 x 15 chain link run during the day, for that reasons
You can tell Gina is a quilter and sewer...her rows of nails are evenly spaced and on a straight line LOLOL Quilter/Sewer here too hehehe. Wow almost done with that wood shed looks so very nice. GOOD JOB you two.
Everything is looking so good! I was thinking that a row of daylillies would look good naturalized alongside the sunny ( driveway side) sections of your rock fences.
I hate giving advice almost as much as wearing "Safety Glasses". But, we are all so very fortunate to have this gift of sight.. So Please Gina, wear some "Safety Glasses"...
I looooove what a lovely life your pigs are having! I love that they get a worthy life before harvest :) Great job!
Aww darn. Moving the pens is one of my favorite parts to watch haha. : )
74F in Central Texas at 5:55 am...wish it was cooler...but I do enjoy our winters. Brisk and we rarely require nothing more than a spring jacket on the coldest days.
I hope the chicken thief is discovered and terminated . Tanner has super hearing, what a great pup. Have an excellent weekend.
Good progress on your wood shed
i really think your comments on the types of food to consume, is important to consider for proper health.
Thank You
Nice looking wood shed! All the animals looking great..... Sure miss seeing CWC....
Great video, let's hope the camera captures some good videos, the shed looks great!
The wood shed is looking really great! But the real work is yet to come. You have to fill it up.
I so enjoy watching you kids.
Beauitful property.
As always good job Lumnah family!
Almost done now. I wonder what tried to get in the chicken tractor. The wire is ripped near the bottom too.
I did notice that as well
41* oh how I wish oh hugs 🤗 Figaro enjoying the cooler weather 🥳
*Lucky you drinking your regular coffee ....... I haven't had regular coffee for over 30 years because I started getting severe migraines and had to stop drinking caffeine for both tea and coffee ....... So now only ever drink decaffeinated tea and coffee! ☕️ 🍪 ☕️ 🍩 ☕️ 🍮 ☕️ 🍦 ☕️ 🍘 ☕️ 🍕 ☕️*
What's funny is, my chickens don't like those nasty horn worms. With the coyotes around I wouldn't let Figaro stay out. We have owls and hawks and I make sure my cats stay in. Please take caution around Figaro. You can tell I am a cat lover. Have a Wonderful & Blessed Day!
My younger brother made a little clay sculpture of figaro. So funny! Kkk
Get a book on pickling for your cukes and peppers,etc.Those were good looking cukes you fed the pigs!!
Glad you did not loose any more chickens.
Hope and little man have a special bond! Too cute! Oh no ! Coyotes if it's that I think I'd get help from some fish and game experts since they run in packs, I see your new clothing line is up time for a new fall sweatshirt!