Those silly goats 😂 Go to drinkag1.com/raisingvoyagers to get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 AG1 travel packs with your first purchase. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring today's video!
@@gracecollins8415 what on earth are you talking about?? Have you watched the videos from the beginning? If yes, how did you miss how much they love the stone?? and they love the beauty of the rustic look. They have to follow country codes to make it a livable dwelling for human beings from the animal dwelling it was originally.
cant blame nature for two new curious goats....maybe they want to help?... like new content in the video ..lol.. love what you share with us brother.. hard working man around love ones who will enjoy the amazing home and gorgeous view.!!!!
Love the videos guys. I've been watching you from Australia. Is it something to do with camera angles or are there a lot more houses getting close to where you are? Can't wait to see the rest.
Your hands are stained with aluminum oxide, these are the particles that stick to your skin, don't worry, it's not serious. For the goats: there are commercial repellents designed specifically to keep animals away. In the case of goats, something with a strong smell of vinegar, garlic, eucalyptus or mint, bear repellent works very well hahahaha in a container on the stairs. More complicated is a sound barrier but effective, an infrared sensor associated with a horn, passes an invisible barrier for example along the edge of the roof, sounds the horn, two things will happen or the goat runs away or the goat dies of a heart attack in the worst case there will be meat on the weekend, just kidding but the sound barrier works. The last one is used a lot in the field is: a cable with a static charge that when the goat touches it gets a non-lethal shock, just an unpleasant moment, special kits are sold, it is likely that the mastiff sees it and drives away its flock.
When the doors and windows are finally installed, at least the goats can’t come inside, but they will still come on the roof. Goats will be goats and there’s nothing you can do to stop them from being goatlike because that’s what they are. Goats. I think a dog and perhaps some kind of fencing to protect them from being able to jump onto the roof would be your best bet.
I’m looking forward to the day that Heather gets to sit in that window seat with a good book and looks at the camera and just smiles. So much love for this amazing family and all their hard work
I used to think "what on earth possessed you to buy a stone shell of a dwelling on a steep terraced plot?". But no more. Look at it now...and that view!
It is spectacular!! But I wouldn’t have such an ambition. I can’t wait to see the windows. Stay safe & I think you should milk the goats & make some cheese.
I will be so sorry to see the original double side wooden window doors finally being removed. I loved it when you opened up with the massive key and made the first coffee of the day with that amazing view.
I would probably pick first one. I would guess most horizontal surfaces in their house, like tables and whatnot, are going to be something more treated and slick. So it would fit, also there's the contrast and it's probably easier to clean and wont be affected if something spills.
My vote for the window sill seats is to mirror the rustic beams. This will tie them together and look fantastic! The home is looking GOOD. And, I've been snarky giggling at those goats...
Those windows will be your favorite part of your house. Maybe it's a good time to get to know that neighbor who owns the goats. The music was interesting in this video.
Woohoo 🎉 an extra wkly video!! SOOOO excited for your new windows!! The goats are doing what goats do so I'd suggest speaking with the neighbor just to keep everyone safe during construction. Otherwise it's looking fabulous guys!!💯👌 P.S. the black coating on your hands from the duct work is called aluminum oxidation💯👌
Have the girls make a stash of aluminum cans with little pebbles/rocks in them. Keep them handy and toss/throw them at the goats (not directly at them, at the ground near them) to keep them away. The cans make a lot of noise but won’t hurt them if you accidentally hit them. This is how we trained our lab not to go up the driveway to the road. We used pennies not stones. But you have so many stones!
When done, we can look forward to their landscaping ideas. I can just picture Brady making beautiful woiden garden furniture. Not to mention, making and placing wooden benches along the family's favourite mountain walk (up to the ruins, I think...!?)
You are a warrior sir!! Those beautiful windows will be everyone’s favorite place to sit and chill!!!!! Love the wood for the sill, needs to play well with the header but doesn’t need to be matchy-matchy! 💪🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥🔥👍🏻💕
You are the hardest working man I have seen. But it shows the love you have for your family! Cutting out materials from the land and turning something from nothing, worn out buildings to windows where you and your family members can read, dream, write and imagine…. Be proud and very blessed! ❤️
Funny, your window insulation was also working fantastically as sound-proofing during the filming. Your home has already switched from cold and dank to warm, quiet and cozy. Except for the goats! 😄
Hey Brady & Heather, Just occurred to me that your parents must love being able to see you & the progress you're making on Stone House. How fun to have this Thursday video! Thank you, Brady. All is looking good! Ages ago I had asked about the girls having a puppy. Wouldn't a dog be fine company for you whilst the girls are in school & a dog would make your curious goats find your construction site less interesting! Cheers! 😃
Brady, you're a machine! I hope that the plumber is there tomorrow and ready to work quickly! Hopefully he sees how much work you've done and gives you respect. As far as those goats go, they seem like curious creatures interested in some attention and fun. Perhaps a visit with your new neighbours, a bottle of wine, some bread and cheese as a peace offering is in order. Those windows look amazing! I think you're probably going to use a pillow covering on the windowsill and some scatter pillows if you all want to sit and read books there. You'll probably need some kind of ties or rubber mat to hold the bottom pillows in place. In that case, the wood will be hidden, but need to be smooth so that the fabric doesn't wear prematurely. Final details, but a fancy, thick piece of wood might not be necessary.
I’ve been thinking a thick slab of wood with a live edge would look amazing in those window sills. Sitting in those windows reading or with a lap desk and painting sounds like an amazing way to enjoy that gorgeous view! G😍ATS! ❤
What a treat! So happily surprised to see this video today, usually I watch you guys on Sundays. I get so excited every time I see the progress you make every week. I feel like that’s my house and I’ll be moving into it soon, lol. I’ve been following you since you were on your knees digging the foundation out little by little with very little tools. You both are such an inspiration and so courageous…. POWER HOUSE COUPLE!
I am getting excited watching this progress, can’t imagine how excited your wife is! Good on y’all, and thx for showing all the challenges. Ya Rock baby!! 👍
When aluminum makes your skin turn black during handling, it's usually due to a combination of factors: 1. **Oxidation and Corrosion:** Aluminum is a reactive metal that forms a thin layer of aluminum oxide when exposed to air. This layer is usually invisible and protective. However, in certain conditions, such as the presence of moisture, salts, or acidic substances, aluminum can corrode further, leading to the formation of black or grayish compounds like aluminum hydroxide. These compounds can easily transfer to your skin, leaving a black residue. 2. **Metallic Residue:** When handling aluminum, especially if it's been machined, scratched, or is in the form of a powder, tiny particles of the metal itself can rub off onto your skin. These particles can then mix with oils and sweat on your skin, creating a black or grayish appearance. 3. **Dirt and Grease:** Aluminum surfaces, especially those not coated or finished, can attract dirt, grease, and other contaminants. When you touch the aluminum, these substances can transfer to your skin, causing it to turn black. This discoloration is generally harmless and can be washed off with soap and water.
You should always wear gloves when doing work with any kind of metal. Metal that is cut is sharp and there’s no reason to ingest or absorb any kind of metals through your skin.
Another fascinating, beautifully done video. Loved it from start to finish. The music, as always, adds another layer of beauty to this magnificent work in progress. Bravo!!!
Heelers will bite! Found out by renting an Airbnb with one on premises. Was talking to the host and the heeler came over and bit me! The next evening, I was talking to the host again and the dog bit me again! After some research, I discovered that they’re bred to bite the ankles of sheep and cattle to herd them. That’s the way they’re bred. Unless you get them as a pup and raise them along with children, they WILL bite the children’s ankles to ‘herd’ them. They are dangerous around small children if not properly trained and around other dogs, as well. I had to be kept separate from that dog for the rest of my stay there and the owner did say he had to pull the dog back every time while walking him bc he was aggressive towards other dogs.
You guys are a hard working family. When you walk through the doors to your future home, I know you are seeing day by day the thrill and happened to come.
Love your beam color. Later you can decide if it should be darker. Maybe lay a piece of scrap stained like the top wood, set it in there like a template. Mull over it. Then do a dark color, lay it there. Your decision will be made once electric is finally is on. I personally love the wood color you are using throughout the home.
Brady, another great job you did with the windows. As always, you are a very hard worker. Maybe talk to your neighbor,by starting with a friendly conversation. Let them know about the issue and how it’s affecting you. Perhaps they were not aware that their goats were roaming on your property. Brady, if you don’t talk to your neighbor, this may be a situation that escalates. Hopefully the problem will be resolved after talking to your neighbor. Good luck I hope the neighbor is courteous, and the situation will be resolved.
I pray& trust that you get the "big bucks" for your next venture (if you should so choose), and/or live your best life w/ your feet up & your beverage of choice on that beautiful 2nd-floor patio. You've worked 2 lifetimes.
Awesome, Brady!! I think you ought to match the wood over the windows that you greatly made!!! The wood beams you made look so authentic !!! And I love that music!!! You have inspired me with your God given talent 😎🙏
I hope this is an “extra” video and not just an “early” video! I love seeing these bonus videos. I had to go to the grocery store but knew that I had something special to look forward to when I got home!! 😃 from 🇨🇦
On the window bench seats: do the rustic chestnut wood, sanded smooth enough to be comfortable but not slippery. Reasoning: If you do a varnish finish, the cushions you put on the benches (which I assume will be a fun family sewing project?!) will slide right off when you get in and out of the window seat because of the gloss. Smooth enough wood will still have a little grip but not be uncomfortable when you're sitting on the bare wood. Just a thought. Looking good so far!
Have watched for a few months,this has bern tough to see how much complete re build needed from foundations,roof,walls,now insulation,plumbing,electrics to windows but full creds to you for your continued push &perseverance.The amazing reward is now in sight 😊❤
I bought some AG1. I can confirm they will give your money back. Because I have grass allergies, the small amount of Stevia in AG1 caused a reaction. It tasted fine. I called and explained and got my money back without a problem. I almost wished they had sent me some without the Stevia.
Seriously, dude. Just block their access. It may be a pain for a while, but put something across your stairs, door openings, and access to your roof. If that doesn't work... BBQ. Don't forget to invite the neighbors, they're providing the goat.
Loved the goats , 🐐 I used to have a goat , they are extremely curious and funny. Your visiting goats are very curious. Best part of the video 😂and the beautiful windowsills , I can picture the girls curling up with a book on a cold day , cozy .
We have learned soo much from your videos ... just amazing to see how you guys have overcome so many obstacles .... and this house is not an easy project.
What an incredible project and adventure. Your home will look brilliant when complete. So much character. Wonderful view down the valley of the villages. Imagine when the home is complete and winter is upon you sitting by a fire and enjoying life. Well done. (from Australia)
I can't wait to see the exterior doors for the bedrooms. Personally, I'd have double glazing glass panels in them to act as additional windows for natural light. The place is really coming together ❤️ 🎉❤🎉❤🎉
The Black on your hands can be Aluminoxide. It is a product of Al over time as the AL oxidizes over time. It is a soft coat and easily brushed off with handling.
My daughter has a Maltese rescue. These goats are his spirit animal. So sassy! Plus, his name is Grover, so he is happy go lucky, like the Sesame Street character.
Lol, cheeky little goats...they are persistent. I just cannot wait to see those windows completed. You all have done an amazing amount of work!! That view...it's so amazingly inspiring. Cannot wait for the next video!! 😊
Aluminum oxidises almost instantly when exposed to the air. The black oxide layer is easily dislodged, and so wipes off onto your skin, thus staining it black.
Oxidation and the oils on your skin will make your hands black when working with aluminum. Wear gloves and wash your hands often! Great job!! Fun with the goats!
Those silly goats 😂 Go to drinkag1.com/raisingvoyagers to get a FREE 1-year supply of Vitamin D3+K2 and 5 AG1 travel packs with your first purchase. Thanks to AG1 for sponsoring today's video!
Sorry but I'm out, hate watching character buildings die. Should have built something new if you wanted straight edges and didn't like stone.
@@gracecollins8415 what on earth are you talking about?? Have you watched the videos from the beginning? If yes, how did you miss how much they love the stone?? and they love the beauty of the rustic look. They have to follow country codes to make it a livable dwelling for human beings from the animal dwelling it was originally.
cant blame nature for two new curious goats....maybe they want to help?... like new content in the video ..lol.. love what you share with us brother.. hard working man around love ones who will enjoy the amazing home and gorgeous view.!!!!
Love the videos guys. I've been watching you from Australia. Is it something to do with camera angles or are there a lot more houses getting close to where you are? Can't wait to see the rest.
Your hands are stained with aluminum oxide, these are the particles that stick to your skin, don't worry, it's not serious.
For the goats: there are commercial repellents designed specifically to keep animals away. In the case of goats, something with a strong smell of vinegar, garlic, eucalyptus or mint, bear repellent works very well hahahaha in a container on the stairs. More complicated is a sound barrier but effective, an infrared sensor associated with a horn, passes an invisible barrier for example along the edge of the roof, sounds the horn, two things will happen or the goat runs away or the goat dies of a heart attack in the worst case there will be meat on the weekend, just kidding but the sound barrier works. The last one is used a lot in the field is: a cable with a static charge that when the goat touches it gets a non-lethal shock, just an unpleasant moment, special kits are sold, it is likely that the mastiff sees it and drives away its flock.
I hope you guys know your audience loves you and we are rooting for you. ❤❤.
Grateful for the extra video too 😊
I don't think that I've seen anyone work so hard on a renovation. Excellent work. Well done.
The goats are clearly the Stars of the show. My goodness, you work hard.
When the doors and windows are finally installed, at least the goats can’t come inside, but they will still come on the roof. Goats will be goats and there’s nothing you can do to stop them from being goatlike because that’s what they are. Goats. I think a dog and perhaps some kind of fencing to protect them from being able to jump onto the roof would be your best bet.
@@Garden366or break the glass on the roof
I’m looking forward to the day that Heather gets to sit in that window seat with a good book and looks at the camera and just smiles. So much love for this amazing family and all their hard work
Or tye sitting area outside! That will be the day!
Is it any wonder that Heather always has such a beaming smile, Brady you are an absolute legend!
I would never, ever get tired of the view from those windows; no matter the time of day or season.
I used to think "what on earth possessed you to buy a stone shell of a dwelling on a steep terraced plot?". But no more. Look at it now...and that view!
Love when it's not Sunday morning and I see an unexpected video from you!
I’d really like to see what the view of your stone dwelling looks like when viewed from the town/village.
It is spectacular!! But I wouldn’t have such an ambition.
I can’t wait to see the windows.
Stay safe & I think you should milk the goats & make some cheese.
@@gingersutton8240 Very funny. Cheese. Yum.
Yes he's come a long way 😊
Nice to see you in the middle of the week
I will be so sorry to see the original double side wooden window doors finally being removed. I loved it when you opened up with the massive key and made the first coffee of the day with that amazing view.
You are going to enjoy this house for many years to come. Well insulated, cozy.
For your question about the window seats, I suggest doing something rustic that matches the beautiful beams above them.
I would probably pick first one. I would guess most horizontal surfaces in their house, like tables and whatnot, are going to be something more treated and slick. So it would fit, also there's the contrast and it's probably easier to clean and wont be affected if something spills.
My vote for the window sill seats is to mirror the rustic beams. This will tie them together and look fantastic! The home is looking GOOD. And, I've been snarky giggling at those goats...
I agree!
Those windows will be your favorite part of your house. Maybe it's a good time to get to know that neighbor who owns the goats. The music was interesting in this video.
Woohoo 🎉 an extra wkly video!! SOOOO excited for your new windows!! The goats are doing what goats do so I'd suggest speaking with the neighbor just to keep everyone safe during construction. Otherwise it's looking fabulous guys!!💯👌 P.S. the black coating on your hands from the duct work is called aluminum oxidation💯👌
That view out the window literally looks like a painting of a landscape!
BTW That SPECTACULAR view gives all your windows a painting 🖼️
You guys are making we Americans look really good over there, in gorgeous Italy! 😊
Brady is exceptionally very talented American ❤ man.
Thank you for the extra video. Always a joy to watch your progress 😊
I love seeing you during the week too. I hope we still see you on Sunday… I love watching your videos.
Have the girls make a stash of aluminum cans with little pebbles/rocks in them. Keep them handy and toss/throw them at the goats (not directly at them, at the ground near them) to keep them away. The cans make a lot of noise but won’t hurt them if you accidentally hit them. This is how we trained our lab not to go up the driveway to the road. We used pennies not stones. But you have so many stones!
I love home design and architecture. Going to miss these episodes when you guys are done.
When done, we can look forward to their landscaping ideas. I can just picture Brady making beautiful woiden garden furniture. Not to mention, making and placing wooden benches along the family's favourite mountain walk (up to the ruins, I think...!?)
You are a warrior sir!! Those beautiful windows will be everyone’s favorite place to sit and chill!!!!! Love the wood for the sill, needs to play well with the header but doesn’t need to be matchy-matchy! 💪🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥🔥👍🏻💕
Take some time off and cuddle with your family…thank GOD for your blessing.. your hard work and dedication show!
This house I think is built like a fortress, it’s beautiful and I love where you have all rock walls
Beautiful. One of the most sane channels on YT. This is down to earth life. Blessings on you .
Merci beaucoup pour le partage, à bientôt.
You are the hardest working man I have seen. But it shows the love you have for your family! Cutting out materials from the land and turning something from nothing, worn out buildings to windows where you and your family members can read, dream, write and imagine…. Be proud and very blessed! ❤️
Funny, your window insulation was also working fantastically as sound-proofing during the filming. Your home has already switched from cold and dank to warm, quiet and cozy. Except for the goats! 😄
"They're new and kind of annoying.... " The goats or the neighbors. 🤣🤣🤣
Haha, I had the same thought!
I wondered the same! 😊
Can’t help myself but having a good chuckle about your furry visitors 😄
Hey Brady & Heather, Just occurred to me that your parents must love being able to see you & the progress you're making on Stone House. How fun to have this Thursday video! Thank you, Brady. All is looking good! Ages ago I had asked about the girls having a puppy. Wouldn't a dog be fine company for you whilst the girls are in school & a dog would make your curious goats find your construction site less interesting! Cheers! 😃
Excellent job on the windows/stone. And I keep forgetting to say thanks for the village shots!
Brady, you're a machine! I hope that the plumber is there tomorrow and ready to work quickly! Hopefully he sees how much work you've done and gives you respect. As far as those goats go, they seem like curious creatures interested in some attention and fun. Perhaps a visit with your new neighbours, a bottle of wine, some bread and cheese as a peace offering is in order. Those windows look amazing! I think you're probably going to use a pillow covering on the windowsill and some scatter pillows if you all want to sit and read books there. You'll probably need some kind of ties or rubber mat to hold the bottom pillows in place. In that case, the wood will be hidden, but need to be smooth so that the fabric doesn't wear prematurely. Final details, but a fancy, thick piece of wood might not be necessary.
I’ve been thinking a thick slab of wood with a live edge would look amazing in those window sills. Sitting in those windows reading or with a lap desk and painting sounds like an amazing way to enjoy that gorgeous view! G😍ATS! ❤
What a treat! So happily surprised to see this video today, usually I watch you guys on Sundays. I get so excited every time I see the progress you make every week. I feel like that’s my house and I’ll be moving into it soon, lol.
I’ve been following you since you were on your knees digging the foundation out little by little with very little tools. You both are such an inspiration and so courageous…. POWER HOUSE COUPLE!
Early video….awesome!
I am getting excited watching this progress, can’t imagine how excited your wife is! Good on y’all, and thx for showing all the challenges. Ya Rock baby!! 👍
When aluminum makes your skin turn black during handling, it's usually due to a combination of factors:
1. **Oxidation and Corrosion:** Aluminum is a reactive metal that forms a thin layer of aluminum oxide when exposed to air. This layer is usually invisible and protective. However, in certain conditions, such as the presence of moisture, salts, or acidic substances, aluminum can corrode further, leading to the formation of black or grayish compounds like aluminum hydroxide. These compounds can easily transfer to your skin, leaving a black residue.
2. **Metallic Residue:** When handling aluminum, especially if it's been machined, scratched, or is in the form of a powder, tiny particles of the metal itself can rub off onto your skin. These particles can then mix with oils and sweat on your skin, creating a black or grayish appearance.
3. **Dirt and Grease:** Aluminum surfaces, especially those not coated or finished, can attract dirt, grease, and other contaminants. When you touch the aluminum, these substances can transfer to your skin, causing it to turn black.
This discoloration is generally harmless and can be washed off with soap and water.
You should always wear gloves when doing work with any kind of metal. Metal that is cut is sharp and there’s no reason to ingest or absorb any kind of metals through your skin.
Thanks for the Thursday video!!! The window seat should match those beautiful beams!
Well done Brady!
Another fascinating, beautifully done video. Loved it from start to finish. The music, as always, adds another layer of beauty to this magnificent work in progress. Bravo!!!
Get a Blue Heeler ....... They will keep your yard safe ...... Best dog on planet earth...
I was thinking they need a dog on the jobsite too. Good goat herding dog.
Heelers will bite!
Found out by renting an Airbnb with one on premises. Was talking to the host and the heeler came over and bit me!
The next evening, I was talking to the host again and the dog bit me again!
After some research, I discovered that they’re bred to bite the ankles of sheep and cattle to herd them. That’s the way they’re bred. Unless you get them as a pup and raise them along with children, they WILL bite the children’s ankles to ‘herd’ them.
They are dangerous around small children if not properly trained and around other dogs, as well.
I had to be kept separate from that dog for the rest of my stay there and the owner did say he had to pull the dog back every time while walking him bc he was aggressive towards other dogs.
I vote for a border collie! 😊
I vote for a goat 🐐
Not for everyone
You guys are a hard working family. When you walk through the doors to your future home, I know you are seeing day by day the thrill and happened to come.
HAPPINESS
Those goats are relentless!🐐
The goats are very persistent!!! Hope they don't damage anything!!
Wow this place is going to be amazing!
Great having bonus video midweek. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Take care and stay safe. X
You do very nice work, I am a stone craftsman from Barcelona, I subscribe to the channel, good luck!
Your patience is awe inspiring… so proud of your efforts, vision, determination. Keep the eye on the prize!!
Love your beam color. Later you can decide if it should be darker. Maybe lay a piece of scrap stained like the top wood, set it in there like a template. Mull over it. Then do a dark color, lay it there. Your decision will be made once electric is finally is on. I personally love the wood color you are using throughout the home.
Stai facendo un ottimo lavoro. Continua così!
Window seat would look beautiful matching the beams
Thanks for extra video!…Was a nice surprise, and just what I needed after the day I had!
Brady, another great job you did with the windows. As always, you are a very hard worker. Maybe talk to your neighbor,by starting with a friendly conversation. Let them know about the issue and how it’s affecting you. Perhaps they were not aware that their goats were roaming on your property. Brady, if you don’t talk to your neighbor, this may be a situation that escalates. Hopefully the problem will be resolved after talking to your neighbor. Good luck I hope the neighbor is courteous, and the situation will be resolved.
I pray& trust that you get the "big bucks" for your next venture (if you should so choose), and/or live your best life w/ your feet up & your beverage of choice on that beautiful 2nd-floor patio. You've worked 2 lifetimes.
Awesome, Brady!! I think you ought to match the wood over the windows that you greatly made!!! The wood beams you made look so authentic !!! And I love that music!!! You have inspired me with your God given talent 😎🙏
it clear my mind watching you i feel calm and so happy for your family
I hope this is an “extra” video and not just an “early” video! I love seeing these bonus videos. I had to go to the grocery store but knew that I had something special to look forward to when I got home!! 😃 from 🇨🇦
On the window bench seats: do the rustic chestnut wood, sanded smooth enough to be comfortable but not slippery. Reasoning: If you do a varnish finish, the cushions you put on the benches (which I assume will be a fun family sewing project?!) will slide right off when you get in and out of the window seat because of the gloss. Smooth enough wood will still have a little grip but not be uncomfortable when you're sitting on the bare wood. Just a thought. Looking good so far!
True labor of love! Love your visitors! Know that they are mischievous but so cute!❤
Have watched for a few months,this has bern tough to see how much complete re build needed from foundations,roof,walls,now insulation,plumbing,electrics to windows but full creds to you for your continued push &perseverance.The amazing reward is now in sight 😊❤
i love watching all the hard work that is going in your home it is coming great thank you for sharing
❤ Love the music ❤
Live with it!
I would have the window seat match the beams. 😊
We love you and your sweet little family. 😊
The aluminium oxidates and turns your hand grey/black, it isn't toxic. I like your progress on the build.
I bought some AG1. I can confirm they will give your money back. Because I have grass allergies, the small amount of Stevia in AG1 caused a reaction. It tasted fine. I called and explained and got my money back without a problem. I almost wished they had sent me some without the Stevia.
Good job Brady!
Seriously, dude. Just block their access. It may be a pain for a while, but put something across your stairs, door openings, and access to your roof. If that doesn't work... BBQ. Don't forget to invite the neighbors, they're providing the goat.
Don’t be nasty. Typical American comment 🙄
Thank you for the extra video!!! Can't wait for the drywall stage/painting!!!
Loved waking up to a bonus video this morning!
Match the wood tones & finishes in your house. It brings each room together throughout the home.
Loved the goats , 🐐 I used to have a goat , they are extremely curious and funny. Your visiting goats are very curious. Best part of the video 😂and the beautiful windowsills , I can picture the girls curling up with a book on a cold day , cozy .
Great job Bradey & Heather 🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
We have learned soo much from your videos ... just amazing to see how you guys have overcome so many obstacles .... and this house is not an easy project.
I live in SouthAfrica.ive watched you build the stone house from when you started.m
when you finish this huge and wonderful project, I look forward to seeing your family in your next chapter of life!🦌💌❤️👍
What an incredible project and adventure. Your home will look brilliant when complete. So much character. Wonderful view down the valley of the villages.
Imagine when the home is complete and winter is upon you sitting by a fire and enjoying life. Well done. (from Australia)
Oh wow🥰 Thursday viewing treat ☺️
From heap of stones dark hut it has become airy with light and feeling like a habitable place. wonderful transformations.
Beautiful, beautiful home!
Great job. ❤
a window seat with storage would be lovely maybe a lift up seat or doors or drawers under it
I probably said this before…..YOU ARE AWESOME!
I can't wait to see the exterior doors for the bedrooms. Personally, I'd have double glazing glass panels in them to act as additional windows for natural light. The place is really coming together ❤️ 🎉❤🎉❤🎉
For bless you !
I think you are doing just great. You and your wife have really tackled a major reno. But when finished your experience will be valuable.
The Black on your hands can be Aluminoxide. It is a product of Al over time as the AL oxidizes over time. It is a soft coat and easily brushed off with handling.
My daughter has a Maltese rescue. These goats are his spirit animal. So sassy! Plus, his name is Grover, so he is happy go lucky, like the Sesame Street character.
Lol, cheeky little goats...they are persistent. I just cannot wait to see those windows completed. You all have done an amazing amount of work!! That view...it's so amazingly inspiring. Cannot wait for the next video!! 😊
Neighbors are responsible for tending to their 🐐 🐐 GOATS!!
Im guessing that Neighboard won’t want them if they are not tending them and perhaps Brady can keep them for milk
You are doing great. We live and learn. ❤
Weldone Brady. 🎉 Namibia
Que surpresa maravilhosa com este vídeo extra Obrigada parabéns aqui do Brasil
Thankyou❤
Aluminum oxidises almost instantly when exposed to the air. The black oxide layer is easily dislodged, and so wipes off onto your skin, thus staining it black.
Oxidation and the oils on your skin will make your hands black when working with aluminum. Wear gloves and wash your hands often! Great job!! Fun with the goats!
Suggestion: adjustable shower curtain rods to hold your panels in place while the spray foam cures.
You are soooo talented. You know exactly what you are doing and so knowledgeable about why you do things. You are doing an amazing job.