An unpleasant surprise at the country house
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- After several weeks we're back to our country home. When there is no snow, it's not that interesting out here in winter, but we still need to come here every now and then to check if everything is ok. It wasn't and we were greeted by an unpleasant surprise right when we arrived.
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I do not want to miss any of your videos! They are so good.
Aww, thank you! We'll try to keep it that way 😊
Thank you Tommy and Peter for another great video. You have this amazing ability to make the mundane things very interesting for your viewers, all down to your lovely compatible characters which shine through.
Thanks, David! We're glad you liked the video. Nothing much interesting happened so that's all we had to work with 😁
Not ever a dull moment there...☺️
Thanks, we're glad you think so 😃
A good video. You certainly have a lot of produce. The farm is obviously working out well. I admire all the work you do.
Thanks 😉💚
Thanks for another relaxing video. It feels like a visit with friends.
We're glad you enjoyed it! You're welcome to visit us again next week 😁
I agree with you Peter, the fog is breathtaking...
It was great to watch it coming onto us 😊
Thanks for sharing another great video Tommy and Peter!!🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for watching, Jodie 😊
@@tommyandpeter You're welcome ❤️
Wow so good
Thank you 😊
Hi Tommy and Peter! I continue to be amazed at how well you guys work together to harvest your fruits, can and/or dehydrate them, as well as freeze some of them! It’s clear that you guys do not have an aversion to hard, tedious work! It’s great to see you guys making use of the nuts, fruits, and vegetables grown at your country home! That’s outstanding! I understand what you mean about winter being somewhat depressing when the trees are barren, and the flowers are not blooming! However, you still manage to get outside and find areas in which to explore! In the previous vlog, when you were discussing that you are both introverts and preferred to be with each other, I totally got that, since you both are similar, and you have each other. That is very special! I also want to mention that you guys post a vlog every Thursday, without fail! I’m not a vlogger, but I can appreciate how much work is involved in making that happen! I look forward to your vlog each Thursday! However, because I watch your vlogs on my smart tv, I then have to use my iPad to comment, which does not always happen when I actually watch the vlog. I will try to be more timely with commenting, however. Have a great week!
Hi Will! We appreciate you commenting on our videos, especially since you need another device to do that. It's nice to see some people watching our videos on TV. Nowadays most people watch RUclips on their phones where they might miss some details. We're surprised ourselves that we've managed to post a new video every week for almost two years. We didn't expect that when we started 😃
We love how much produce our land offers. Last year was really exceptional so we expect less fruit this year. On the other hand we planted a lot of new trees and shrubs so we should have even more fruit in the upcoming years. We can't wait!
Hope you have a GOOD January !!!
So far so good! We're spending more time at the country home again which we enjoy 😊
cos wspanialego ja widze poraz pierwszy w zyciu dziekuje za tak piekny film tomku i piotrze wszystkiego dobrego tomi sie podoba jurek
Thanks Jurek! We're happy to hear that 😊
pěknej louskáček :-))
Aj ja si myslím. Takto mi to ide najlepšie 😁
We say it’s time to crack Walnuts . 😄
That's not nearly as fun as releasing walnuts from their outer shells 🤪
Your country house is an introvert’s wet dream XD so cool
It's our wet dream come true 😁
You don’t depend on your fruits and nuts and vegetables for survival, but the amount of time you spend preserving them is really impressive, and you have all that fresh taste. It’s wonderful! Generally we see diseases of vegetation rather than illness.
It's definitely way better to have your own fruit and veggies - they're fresh, tastier and without chemicals. We haven't bought any fruit for over a year, with an exception of a few bananas here and there which we can't grow in our climate.
You real McCoy guys don't need no television set, you know how to spend genuine evenings !
With the amount of apples we have, we won't be seeing any TV until spring or so 😃
Greetings and still best wishes for 2022 , hopefully it is going to be a better year for everyone. Looking forward to your videos each week . Wow so much healthy foods for you , and homegrown wonderful. Enjoy 😊!
Hi Maarten, all the best in 2022! Homegrown food is the best, we hope that this year we will have another successful harvest 😊
Hello T & P. I am having the same type of winter weather as you are. It is very unusual to have mild temperatures in January. 🤔 Seeing the approaching fog bank and Peter’s enthusiasm was fun to watch. I’m glad you got back to your house before it disappeared and you were left homeless. 😁 When you opened the door to the storage room, I could almost smell the apples. They look so delicious! 😛
It's been freezing here for a few days so it was nice to be back in normal 🙂
The storage room smells really nice, so does the rest of the house when we dehydrate the apples 😊
my grand mother had an out building for her freezers
one for prepared foods and one for fish products
It seems she had it all figured out 😊
Great video boys. Some years ago I came back from a holiday in Europe to find that my freezer had stopped working and I lost six months of frozen meat 🙄. I was not amused! C'est la vie 😋
That must have sucked! The smell probably wasn't very good either. We can't always be in control of everything unfortunately 🤷♂️
Sour cherries…yum! My mom used to make pies with sour cherries.
Did she pit the cherries? In the Czech Republic for some reason a lot of people leave the pits in which makes the pie kinda difficult to eat 😃
Good update - climate change responsible for the warm weather - good harvest of walnuts/apples! Love ya!❤️💚💜🧡💙💛👬🏳️🌈
Thanks, AJ! We'll be processing the walnuts and apples until spring 😃
Here in the middle of Canada, we often have a fridge/freezer in the garage. It gets very cold here in the winter. The conventional wisdom here is to unplug a fridge/freezer when the temperature inside the garage drops to +4C (39F). That is often said to be the lowest temp at which such units should operate. According to Google, some people report that their fridge/freezer actually start heating-up inside at such temperatures. I can't help but wonder if maybe that's what happened to your fridge/freezer(?). In my experience, older fridges & freezers last a LONG time and are much better at cooling than their modern equivalents (unless of course they loose their coolant). Don't be too quick to get rid of an older unit. It may be because it is running in too cold an environment. Just a thought. 😁
A good point. I was going to mention that to them. Here in the northern US, most "newer" refrigerators will not cycle correctly in a cold house or in an unheated space. It will make you think it is broken. I just searched online. Some manufacturers say the room air temperature must be above 50 F/10 C for the motor and condenser to work properly. Others say above 60 F/15.5 C. If that is the problem, buying a new refrigerator will not help them.
You're most probably right, guys! The fridge seems to be working fine when we're here, but it malfunctions when nobody's home (and the heating's off). I heard about fridge climate classes, but I never realized it could cause the fridge not to work properly. Our fridge is designed to function at 10+°C but it was only 7-8°C when we were gone. We'll keep testing it to prove that theory 😃
I was thinking it might be your surge protector is going bad. But when someone else mentioned your not heating the country home when you are not there. That could very well be the problem. Had you had this happen other years. Or did you heat the house those winters.
Your fruit harvest looked amazing. I'm so jealous. With our spring we did not have any fruit this year. However the weather did not seem to stop the black walnuts. I picked up a full pickup bed full of them.
A little different then your thin shelled walnuts. We have to use a vice to crack ours open LOL . Just a little more work, but the flavor is worth the work.
You boys stay safe and warm bye.
Indeed, the low outside temperature might very well be the issue. We used to turn the fridge off the previous two winters, so this is the first winter when it keeps running constantly. Our freezer in the city was too full, which is why we kept the rest of the fruits at the country home. We'll keep testing it, but it makes sense now that we think about it.
Sorry about your lack of harvest. If we could send you some of our apples, we would 😁
I'm not sure we would have time for your walnuts, we still need to finish working on the rest of ours!
@@tommyandpeter and you do have a lot of them to crack to LOL. Good luck you two little nut crackers.
@@tommyandpeter thanks for the offer to help. But you look pretty busy with all of yours😁👍
Your reverence for nature, environment, self-reliance, and healthy living are very inspirational. I wish more people in the states appreciated and cultivated fruit, nuts, and berries as you do. Personal gardens made a small comeback in 2020/2021, but in Europe they have been part of village life for centuries. Also inspiring is the amount of time you guys spend preserving your bounty. Keep it up!
Thanks, Brian! Personal gardens and allotments have always been very popular in our country, not only in villages but in cities as well. Even people who don't own a garden and live in an apartment often rent an allotment to grow veggies. Gardening is a very popular hobby here. Once all our new trees and shrubs start producing fruits, we'll be able to feed the whole village 😃
Your country home is in such a beautiful area! Your walk by the lush green fields and the forest was so peaceful! There is something mysterious and magical about fog. It shrouds everything in a gloomy way and yet is still beautiful and calming. What a great harvest of walnuts! And, I don’t think you have to worry about running out of apples any time soon! Your Vlogs always have a way of bringing me peace. Something I need when my anxiety spikes! Thank you for sharing your little piece of paradise with us! Much love and big hugs!
Winter is supposed to be white and not green, but we'll take it, it's still better than the usual gray weather 😁 It would be nice if it was foggy the next time we go for a walk, it looks extra mysterious in the woods, but we don't usually get that lucky. We keep working on those apples, but their numbers don't seem to decrease! Thanks for your visit of our little paradise 🤗
Hi guys, I recently found Your vlog. It´s so nice to watch, thank You for sharing. Greetings from Stockholm Sweden🏳🌈
Hej Jan! It's always a pleasure to greet a new viewer 😊 We hope you'll continue to enjoy our videos.
Hi guys! Just got a chance to wish you a Happy New Year! Hope all is well? Here in New York predicting 6 to 12 inches of snow for Sunday thru Monday. Bring on spring. Take care Chas
Hi Chas, Happy New Year! Hope 2022 is off to a good start. We're so looking forward to spring, can't wait to see everything in bloom 😊
Another good video. I viewed the one from last week and enjoyed it but never got the time to answer. Always things going on in the country that need attending to. Our weather the past two weeks has been good. Not too cold, the temperature hovers between 30 F in the mornings to the mid to upper 50's F in the afternoon with very little rain when the northern fronts come through. Every once in a while the afternoon temperature reaches into the mid to high 70"F. We do get frequent fog when the temperature rises.
Really enjoyed you walk, no so much the mud but the forest roads and the very green fields. Here the sugar cane harvesting and grinding season are coming to an end. The sugar mill should be shutting down in another week.
Can't get over how many apples you guys harvested and how you preserve them. A good walnut crop this year. Our pecan crop where I live was virtually nothing, not worth picking. It appears that we get a bumper crop every second and third year. All depends on the weather and the amount of rain we get when the nuts should be forming.
Sure hope you can resolve the fridge problem. Good idea to transfer to the other fridge for now.
Hope you stay well and you get at least one last snow storm. Covid is rampant again in this state but not much is being done or enforced as no one listens or tries to follow policy. Such selfish people. Tony
Hi Tony, don't worry about commenting. We're still happy you found some time to watch both videos 😊 It sounds like your winter is quite warm, we don't hit 70 degrees here until March or later.
The walk in the forest was very pleasant, once we didn't have to worry about the mud. Unfortunately we always need to get through the mud first, since it's right at our doorstep. It would be nice if we could harvest our own sugar cane, but you can't have everything, that's how climate works.
We keep dehydrating our apples almost every day (when we're at our country home) but it's going quite slowly. It looks like we had a bumper crop last year, so we don't expect much this year, I'm sure a lot of trees will need to rest. So we better preserve as much as we can.
We had a record number of COVID cases before Christmas, then it was decreasing for a few weeks, but this week it's going back up thanks to Omicron. We'll see how big of an effect it will have on hospitalizations.
a few years ago, i purchased a kitchen tool that not only cores apples but slices it into 8 wedges, actually i use it for pears but it goes much smoothly then with a knife, i am sure you can find it in Brno
You're right, I think they sell those here as well. We could use it for smaller apples, since we cut the big ones into 16 pieces.
You guys speak English so well. I have been looking at some videos about the Czech language and can't imagine speaking Czech as well as you speak English. Great Video. Thanks guys.
Thanks, Gary! English is definitely a much simpler language than Czech. We can't imagine learning another language like that, it would be like learning Cantonese.
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Cracking that amount of walnuts must take a lot of patience, thank goodness you both have that in abundance. I love the fog and agree with you Peter, its magical 🥰
You should see our patience off camera 😄 The fog is very mysterious. We usually miss it, so it was a nice change seeing it come to us.
In the USA we would just say it's time to crack the walnuts.
TOMMY AND PETER, it's supposed to snow this coming Sun Jan 16th here about 50 M S of Charlotte. We have not had a decent snow here in about a decade. There's over a 90% chance so we are looking forward to it. Maybe 4 or 5 inches.
I was gonna say "to crack them open", but "release them out of their outer shells" sounded like more fun 😃
10 years without a decent amount of snow is way too long! Fingers crossed the forecast comes true 🤞
Rather than a hammer, invest in a Nutcracker, Peter...$2.50US$!! The hammer is too labor intensive...and having a nutcracker would cut the cost of manicures for Tommy!!! Lol! Also, it's possible to purchase or lease or exchange National Forest land, or an existing Forest here, but the legal and technical issues involved, like you in your Country, are supposedly a huge nightmare. So, continue planting at your Country Home and you'll have a beautiful forest in 10 years...give or take. Stay well guys. Cheers!
Hi Tony, I used a nutcracker a few times in the past but it wasn't good so I prefer to use a hammer, it definitely works better for me 😁 Looks like having a forest is quite difficult at most places. So yeah, like you said, we will plant our own forest and it will be great 😊 -Peter
Oh my gosh, Peter! With an hammer 😱 Watch your fingers! Do you want me to send you a nutcracker? 🤔
No, I tried a nutcracker once and it wasn't for me, a hammer works much better for me. Don't worry 😁
@@tommyandpeter okay, as you say 💕
almost no winter weather in Chicago this season
That's surprising to hear, I always imagine Chicago having a lot of snow.
It could be that it got too cold inside the house for the fridge to work. They need a certain ambient temperature to function, and you commented that you don't leave the heating on. People here try and put fridges and freezers out in garages but they don't work. I remember when my parents had a country cottage that they had to empty the fridge and turn it off when they left as they weren't able to leave the heating on, it was a coal fired boiler. So your fridge could be working ok when you're there and the heating is on.
That's a really good point, thanks for mentioning that! At first we thought it was because there was too much ice in the freezer and it needed to be defrosted, but if that doesn't help, it'll be probably the low house temperature. Our fridge is designed to operate at 10+°C and it was 7-8°C while we were gone. We'll keep testing your theory 😊
i love you two guys but cracking those walnuts would have driven me insane. good results though. going for a walk in the mud though, its the same here as there. muddy. no snow either and its been warmer but very cold when the sun goes down. the freezer though would have naffed me off. coming into a mess is a pain. but as always you cheered me up. stay safe, hugs
We still haven't cracked the rest of the walnuts, somehow we never have time for it. We keep working on the apples though. Walking in the mud is not much fun, but sitting in the house is even worse. It got a bit colder in the last few days though, so the mud is frozen now. The freezer was an unpleasant surprise. We thought we would make breakfast right when we arrive, but the fridge was like "think again".
The mini freezer is better known as freezer box. And removing the outer shell from nuts is known in English as shelling. Was fun watching you both handling your nuts in public!! 🤣🤣🤣🏳️🌈
That's because we're very proud of our nuts, Stefan. If you've got it, flaunt it 💁♂️
@@tommyandpeter indeed. 🥜🥜
the fog trick photography meteorologist able to play with the weather ..... oops sorry peter
I love to film weather timelapses - it's possible to see how the weather behaves when you see it in fast motion 🙂
Hi Fellas..
Iv had problems with freezers not working in commercial kitchens in the past.. Start cheap by replacing the adapter you are using to plug the fridge into..These over heat or diminish through time.. No sign of ware and tare need to be eve dent for this to happen.. Leave a plastic container in the freezer when you are not there with water in it..See if it is frozen when you return.. Also look at plug and check for any signs of ware.. Strip plug down if necessary and bare fresh wires in the plug.. Check the lead is connected correctly to the fridge.. both ends with no brakes in the cable.. if all is well then the thermostat regulator in the fridge may be faulty and worth looking at replacing it.. this may be cheaper than a new fridge.. Hope that may help.. Freezer should be
- 18c to - 21c in uk Lochness Scottish Highlands
Hi Neil, thanks for the recommendations! It seems that the freezer works fine when we're here and it only malfunctions when we're away, so it's probably gonna be what someone else mentioned in the comments - that it gets too cold in the house when we're not there and the heating is off. But we'll keep testing it and we'll see which theory is right.
Hi Fellas
I agree that if the house is cold then the thermostat can also switch of.. Many minds working together can solve the problem for sure. They are completely correct cold, environments are also a problem.. .. Must say older fridges have a different gas in them and their compressors are considered more reliable than the more modern ones, although more consuming in power.. Kindness your way.. Neil Lochness Scottish Highlands..
Esse passeio pela floresta a respirar ar puro não tem preço 👬 gosto muito de vocês beijinhos 💋💋💋💋❤️❤️
We really enjoy our walks in the forest, it's a great way to clear our heads 😊
Oh yeah. It was really an unpleasant surprise for you!! I think it would be convenient to subject those fruits to heat before consuming them. Sorry, maybe I'm sensitized because there were some cases of botulism here in my country last week
Pecan walnuts are also very popular in Argentina.
Here all the country is going through a heat wave that the forecast says it will end this weekend. Fingers crossed.
Now in my city ( Paraná/Entre Rios/Argentina) 42 degrees Celsius ( and 131.000 cases of covid yesterday in all the country).
Kisses and good week lovely boys.
You're right, we should be careful when eating the fruit. But we weren't 😄 We already ate some of it (just a very small part) and fortunately nothing happened. I think (I hope) that since the fruit was partially still frozen, there was no time for any bacteria to spread. But maybe we'll be more careful with the rest anyway.
Pecan nuts are not very common here, we have our European walnuts instead. So pecans are a bit of a rarity for us.
42°C is so hot! We've never experienced such heat, the all time record in the Czech Republic is around 41 degrees.
Been there done that - had an entire chest freezer to "bail out" it wasn't pleasant (thermostat on the fridge went). If you do replace it id strongly recommend one with a completely separate freezer.
We've been actually thinking about buying a completely standalone freezer in addition to a fridge to store all the produce we harvest. From what we've been reading, it should be more reliable and should work better at lower temperatures.
@@tommyandpeter ... and more economical to run as its not trying to be two things .
Yeah, I'm glad you're going to replace that mini-fridge, because if it's technically failed twice, once while you were away and once after Peter's dad fixed it and got it working again, then definitely, I wouldn't have any trust in it, either.
I loved that walk you went on together. It was so lovely and the mist that covered everything definitely had a magickal quality to it, which I love. The way your country house almost disappeared was like all the old fantasy tales from Europe that I read as a child. The descriptions of the mists and fogs in European fairy tales were always so detailed and enchanting, giving you a very distinct idea of how a place must have looked (or not looked, if obscured by the mists) against that kind of fogginess.
A bit less happening than in some of your videos, but that makes sense, given that it is January, and you say in the video that you typically spend less time there at this time of year. I don't mind that there's less happening, because your videos still possess that kind of magickal quality for me. The house and the food that you've grown and work with to preserve, it's an amazing little world you've created for yourselves there, almost like a fairytale but with more work involved.
Looking forward to your next video as always, Tommy and Peter! Big hugs to both of you!
It's so funny to hear you associate mists and fogs with Europe 😃 Don't you get foggy weather? Sometimes the fog is so strong you can only see a few meters ahead of you, but that doesn't happen very often. I certainly wouldn't wanna drive in such a fog. It does create a very mystical atmosphere though. We once spent a whole day hiking in a foggy weather and it felt magical, especially when we were in the woods.
@@tommyandpeter We do, but depending on the location, it's rare for it to be thick. Where I live, it can be a bit misty in the mornings, but it's very unusual for it to be as thick as what you showed in the video.
@@tommyandpeter Hello, here it is foggy mostly in the early mornings. Also the area where I live is slightly urban so we don't have the same ambience as in the country. I grew up in a rural area though, I'm no stranger to growing your own food.
Peter loves explaining the weather! You would love Florida with all the storms and bad weather
I would, I love thunderstorms and all kinds of interesting weather 😁😍
12+ inches of snow and ice on the way to this part of North Carolina for the weekend. Will be expecting to lose power and internet for days!
Am south of you about 50 M S of Charlotte. We are expecting 4 or 5 inches here hopefully with no power loss. Duke Power cut all the trees back about 18 months ago so that should help.
Enjoy your snow, guys! We never lose power or internet because of weather, it's boring here 😃
I prefer winter with snow.
I love fog too, Peter. I find it gives a magical and eerie atmosphere,
What's on the computer screen behind Tommy at 19:09? Looks like a triple x website to me! Haha
Tsk tsk, that's just RUclips homepage. But you know what they say, you see what you want to see 😜
@@tommyandpeter 😜🤣
I think I might know what went wrong. There could have been a power cut for several hours or even days, everything in the freezer defrosted, and the juices from the fruits started to run and dribble out on the floor. Then the power was restored, the fridge and freezer compartment started working again, so when you got there, the fruits were all frozen again.
That's a theory we were originally working with as well, but we never get long blackouts here, we've never seen one that would last for days. Sometimes they cut power due to maintenance, but they announce it in advance. Our neighbors didn't tell us about a blackout either, so we ruled that theory out at the end.
With so many crops off your country house have you thought about canning? It takes equipment but the results are worth it. How about throwing in little lessons on Czech? Everyday type of expressions? It is interesting how different your ‘accents’ are. When I first started listening I thought Peter was Swedish!
We've been thinking about various way how to preserve our produce, we'd like to try making our own compotes or jams as well. Not sure when though 😃
Peter is from Slovakia and Slovaks have a slightly different accent from Czechs, but I never thought it could sound like Swedish accent to someone 😁 For some reason we feel a bit weird talking in Czech or Slovak in our videos, but sometimes we feel brave enough to include a word here or there.
I’m glad you have healthy nuts 😋.
That's because we take good care of our nuts 🥰
The dehydrated apples looked good! You should try sprinkling them with cinnamon. I'll have to try those.
What other foods do you dehydrate?
We dehydrated plums, greengage plums, cherries, sour cherries, pears, strawberries. Almost everything, haha. And it's all so good 😊
@@tommyandpeter I just started some apples in the dehydrator. I am dehydrating some red delicious apples with cinnamon, and some green apples. Do you have green apples there? They are very tart, but very delicious
We do, but we have to pick them early. Later they turn yellow. They are very good.
It sounds like a very good combination with the cinnamon. We use a lot of Ceylon cinnamon, mainly in our breakfast oatmeal.
How far is it from your city place to your country manor?.......was some thing planted in the green field.
It takes us about 50 minutes by car to get from our place in the city to the country home. We're not quite sure what it is they planted in the field, I guess we'll find out in the spring when it grows more.
No wild boars in the forest anymore? :)
They must have been sleeping 😊
I am curious about the device with wich you dry the fruits. Never seen it here in the Netherlands
It's called "dehydrator" in English, here we call it a dryer (the same word we use for clothes dryer as well). The one we have is a rather old model, we've had it for maybe 10 years. I don't think it's rare here, we had it even before we owned a garden.
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Thank you for the explanation, now see if I can find one here... 🍒🍎🍋
do you have electric black outs? Maybe during one of them the freezer got broken? I will suggest to be checked by technician, just to be on the safe side. :) I hope everything is fine nowadays? :)
That's what we were thinking at first as well, but we didn't find any signs of an outage and our neighbors didn't mention one either, so it probably wasn't that. We'll see how it will continue 😊
Oh so sorry, we've had similar things happen too, it might be safest to just get rid of the fruit, I wouldn't eat them.
We already ate a few pieces 😁 So far we're alive, we'll see for how long! It was still half-frozen, so we figured it didn't have a chance to go bad.
mam pytanie czy to jest spotkanie dwoch frontow cieplego i zimnego jurek
W tym przypadku nie, to raczej odwrotna pogoda, a mgła rozchodziła się tylko trochę z okolicznych nizin 😉
it is possible the power went out?
It was our first thought as well, but it doesn't appear so, everything else was functioning correctly, the time wasn't off on any device etc.
oh nooo who hurt your fridge? :'(
It wasn't one of us, that's for sure 😁
Peter you know I love your voice over hay Peter what’s going on with the hair my friend calls it pineapple 🍍 hair 💋 you guys and your nuts if I lived in the chec republic for a month do you think I’d come back slim you all eat healthy I desperately need to loose pounds . Our weather is like yours hope we dont peak to soon .Gd evening to you both same time next week 💙💙💗💗
Hi Anne, it's this terrible phase with the hair - not short but not longer either and it just looks like this very often 🙄 Pineapple hair, I love the term 😆 It will get worse in the coming weeks, be prepared 🤣
But not during Christmas, then you would get more fat, like me. In January on our diet that might be a different story! 😁 -Peter
@@tommyandpeter you guys don’t need to diet your healthy all the walking and climbing 🧗♀️ you do and you eat the right foods . 😜🇮🇪♥️
@@tommyandpeter Peter, you look adorable no matter what your hair looks like.
tip for walnuts, maybe you already discovered the way how to dry them without using too much space and in same time big amounts of them. we had 3 huge walnut trees, so amount of walnuts was huge. best way to dry them is when you pick them up while they are still in that green shell ( befoe it becomes black, coz when that shell becomes black it means it rottens and it is filled with wet) to put them in big bags with holes, think rachel is their name ( here usualy potato and onion is sold in them), this one images-popusti.njuskalo.hr/data/image/500x705/12/krumpir-bijeli-vreca-10-kg-metro-57935.jpg and just hang it spmehwere where it cant get wet, it can be warm place or place where some air circulates, important is it does not get wet. coz the green shell will dry too instead to roten, you know it is roten when it is black and all gushy and slimy.. also walnuts can be bad coz of the walnuts flies, that is some kind of walnut parasit wich attacks tree, dont know do you have them there. here they appared in 2015 and can be mistaken for small wasps.. drava.info/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/P1010021.jpg thaz how they look. we would leave them in those bags for few weeks, before cleaning them and storing them.
nvm just got to part where you said that flies did cme to chezch rp.
We made a mistake this year, because we let them lay on the ground for too long. Next year we'll know better.