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  • Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2024

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  • @rachelfrees1268
    @rachelfrees1268 Год назад +5

    I’m 83 year old widow. You two delight my soul. The fun you have overcomes the disappointment’s. I’m so proud of you .❤

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад

      Hey Rachel what a beautiful comment. So true ❤❤

    • @channiere
      @channiere 9 месяцев назад

      What a lovely thing to say . I couldn’t agree with you more

  • @rocklover7437
    @rocklover7437 Год назад +38

    If you added a battery, a small solar panel ,pressure switch and water pump you might not need to use the petrol water pump .
    A normal lead acid battery and small solar panel to charge it would be enough power for a decent sized water pump .A water pressure switch would turn on the water pump as soon as you opened a tap .

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад

      Great tip and something we defo looking to add

    • @arjanvogel6444
      @arjanvogel6444 Год назад +1

      Bluetti solar generator and foldebull solar panels will do the trick and no loud noise anymore.

  • @NoonyNewborn
    @NoonyNewborn 7 месяцев назад

    It was really fun to see you having so much joy and fun playing around with the pipe and being silly 😋

  • @billiegutierrez2506
    @billiegutierrez2506 Год назад +26

    YOU KIDS work so well together I really look forward to your videos and the progress you make is incredible😊

  • @martinengelbrecht5384
    @martinengelbrecht5384 Год назад +7

    I am so glad you both are sensible and have fun! Your kids will scream with laughter watching these videos.

  • @projectportugal
    @projectportugal Год назад +6

    Lovely video guys ❤️, that water pipe will need to be 400mm deep at least if you don't want warm water in the summer, just saying, 😉 but good work getting some infrastructure done

  • @gregference1714
    @gregference1714 Год назад +6

    Work without play is not good. Glad to see you two have fun.

  • @petegilbert6886
    @petegilbert6886 Год назад +13

    Great job guys. Might be a good idea to put up some markers so you know where the pipe is buried in the future. 🙂

  • @paulosantos7234
    @paulosantos7234 Год назад +18

    The tank should have a cover to prevent the water from getting green

    • @Del213
      @Del213 Год назад +1

      One of your 5 a day that green stuff

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад

      What tank? You mean the well

    • @eastendchewlix8885
      @eastendchewlix8885 Год назад +2

      Yes any pond enthusiast will tell you that sitting water + sunlight = algae/bacteria. Just slap a hinged plastic or wood lid on it so you can open when it rains or need to do work. Keep up the good work! Love the videos

    • @judithclark2823
      @judithclark2823 Год назад

      Yay! Water on the land! Hard work pays off. Best to be a bit frugal with your water though

  • @raymonde4272
    @raymonde4272 Год назад +13

    Congratulations on getting the water pump and pipes running, I thought the pipe would be buried deeper to prevent accidentally cutting it when planting in the future.

  • @rachelpiscitell9993
    @rachelpiscitell9993 Год назад +3

    Congratulations I'm so happy for you. Shelter,water and a toilet.

  • @victortuten4399
    @victortuten4399 Год назад +2

    OUTSTANDING!! Great work! Dance, sing, celebrate all you want, the farmer smiled I promise you! I am surprised the frost depth is so shallow, but I don't live there so I have no idea. Once it warms up some, a little platform for the pump to sit on will help keep trash and muck out of it. Building that will be better than pulling the pump up and cleaning the gunk off of it every couple of hours. As always, great job guys! I'll bet your arms felt like rubber after digging those trenches Dan.

  • @robrichards6219
    @robrichards6219 Год назад +3

    You two are the stars of RUclips.

  • @HWP1-vx4fe
    @HWP1-vx4fe Год назад +3

    Hi L+D,
    That is an excellent job done. To most, digging the trench would be serious hard labour, but to a Mackem it’s a mere nothing. Good on yer Dan, you didn’t even break into a sweat, a true son of Sunderland.
    The best thing though, the absolute joy and happiness that Laura’s face radiated when the water ran out of the taps. Priceless.
    Stay safe and cosy.

  • @jaysummers9396
    @jaysummers9396 Год назад +15

    Epic job with the plumbing guys, I was expecting more leaks than a Welsh valley 😂 You'll soon be getting to a point where you see time from a seasonal perspective rather than an immediate perspective, that's freedom. I'm happy for you both 🤘👍

  • @derekgeddes7956
    @derekgeddes7956 Год назад +2

    Keep it going guys everyday is a day closer to the end goal😎😀😜🤘🤘

  • @leslietarboxjr4287
    @leslietarboxjr4287 Год назад +10

    Love seeing how well you two work together and joke around and have fun while doing it. Your life has got a lot easier with water routed on your land and will be a blessing while you are improving your homestead. Well done.

  • @bryanhampel9140
    @bryanhampel9140 Год назад +9

    You two are great together and very inspiring. As a suggestion, put some stakes near the buried tube. Mark off with bright flag ties. Then take pictures with landmark references. I realize you have the video for reference, but it doesn't hurt to have additional record of precise tube location. Best of luck to you two!

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thanks Bryan and thanks for tips always lots to learn for sure :)

  • @patriciabrown8301
    @patriciabrown8301 Год назад +3

    Good job done you are fun to watch i thought it was only your hubby that was crazy now i know you are aswell take care

  • @rodjava
    @rodjava Год назад +4

    You guys are a great couple and will have many happy years ahead of you!

  • @d.g.n9392
    @d.g.n9392 Год назад +9

    Good job on that water project!
    That’s very good water pump pressure. You’re taking small steps, making such big difference.
    I laughed out loud, you crawling through the water pipe “curly” , you guys are quite entertaining, and inspiring. 🙋‍♂️🐈🐈
    Hope you have a way to mark the trenches above the ground

  • @JudySnyder-dv5ld
    @JudySnyder-dv5ld Год назад +1

    You're both young and smart. You are doing a great thing for your future!

  • @BuildAndRepair
    @BuildAndRepair Год назад +3

    Love your videos. Nice project! Can I be that annoying person who knows better..? Make sure you cover all the black tubing (also from the ground to the taps) with insulation. Still standing water between 25 and 45 degrees celsius creates legionella bacteria which can kill you (worst case scenario) if entering your lungs. If you drive a car or tractor on the terrain where the tubes are then I think they must be deeper in the ground to prevent damaging and maybe freezing on the coldest days. Maybe consider covering the well to prevent growth of algae, keeping it cooler and avoid dirt getting in. Just letting you know to keep you safe, so we can see a lot more videos!

  • @wirnet2084
    @wirnet2084 Год назад +2

    One thing for sure, you guys aren't afraid to work. Great job!! One day at a time and before you know it it's finished. Keep it up. You're making great progress!!

  • @sonicstoryteller
    @sonicstoryteller Год назад +2

    For such a young couple you have got your heads screwed on your an inspiration well done and love the channel Phil from Shrewsbury Shropshire 👍❤️

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thanks for kind words :) Cool Shropshire we stayed in that area a bit a few years ago in our camper lots to explore that area

  • @norma2310
    @norma2310 Год назад +3

    Thank you for sharing your adventures creating this farm, looking forward to the next project, the music selection is really awesome. Sending you health and happiness!

  • @church8042
    @church8042 Год назад +3

    Dan & Laura God Bless! What an amazing and successful project. I was dancing with ya! I would have used the pipe for communication as well. (Big Smile) I continue to pray for your safety, success, and joy. I am looking into the water filtration system soon. I enjoy supporting you both!

  • @stevemoller845
    @stevemoller845 Год назад +5

    Great Job guys as always a great inspiration to others. I look forward to each video thank you .😄👏🛠

  • @TheMowogman
    @TheMowogman Год назад +1

    Its great to see a young couple having a go. I don't watch many of these channel there are lot out there in youtube land and I preview a few but never go back. I have subscribed to your channel. The pipe couplings you used do not need thread tape as the pipe is sealed by an O Ring in the coupling. As you learnt by experience you need to push the pipe in fully. We have done similar things on our 1 acre property. It had a Bore (Well) when brought it but no taps or plumping from it. We now have 6 taps running from it for irrigation. Keep up the great work.

  • @rogerlarogerer
    @rogerlarogerer Год назад +2

    Please write a book. You are a natural wonderful narrator and i can almost imagine how a book version of this adventure would be just so captivating to read.

  • @JacksonInThailand
    @JacksonInThailand Год назад +1

    You two are brilliant, your antics are laugh out loud funny. Once a week isn't enough for me. I understand it takes time to video and edit but twice a week would be great. Plus more views and building your channel will help you! Everyone is a winner!

  • @jennyjohnson9012
    @jennyjohnson9012 Год назад +1

    Well done with the pipes guys, love all the dancing and singing too. Makes those jobs more enjoyable. Nothing like fun to make the jobs go better. xx

  • @barbaraelliott7222
    @barbaraelliott7222 Год назад +7

    Love your videos! A small comment: when we lived in Spain we found that in the height of the summer our water ran really hot because the pipes were too close to the surface. Too hot to touch and too hot to use for direct watering so you may need to use first thing I the morning.

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад

      Thanks for the tips Barbara and yes this will be something we need to monitor and keep a eye on for sure great tip always lots to think about

  • @JoneGun70
    @JoneGun70 Год назад +3

    Hi guys, great to see your pipe dream come to reality. Great job❤.

  • @laurentpaoli9046
    @laurentpaoli9046 Год назад +2

    Dan, Laura, Congratulations on getting yourselves such a big improvement with the running water pipes down the land. 😊. I have to say, the both of you look so much more confident in your daily chores since a few weeks. I feel reassured you are in for many more successes. 💚👏👏👏😊.

  • @Furzepark-c8j
    @Furzepark-c8j Год назад +1

    I found myself more invested in this than I should be. Excellent win guys.

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад +1

      ha love it Ian well thanks for being with us all the way :)

  • @santoshbansode697
    @santoshbansode697 Год назад +2

    Very amazing video shooting,,,,,,i feels i am there at that moment,,,,,,,,,, and i enjoy,,,,,these wonderful movement,,,,,,, thanks ,,,, with lots of love ❤️,,,, you both,,,,,,,,,

  • @RanaureliFarm
    @RanaureliFarm Год назад +1

    Congrats and great job in installing the water line and connecting. Consider setting an ibc tote about 15 feet or higher (maybe on a tree securely in if you are unable to make a structure) above the ground and harvest rain water into it, this way you have the water pressure and it will supply without needing any power (generator) which will save your money. Try it and if it's a success you can do a few ibc's like that near each tap you have installed.
    I harvest rain water as I have suggested to you and it supply to my requirements and it makes a significant difference in costs

  • @charlottewood2102
    @charlottewood2102 Год назад +2

    Need to unroll the roll of pipe, like how you remove sellotape, or grab one end and roll it down the hill.
    Love how much fun and play you have on these videos, that’s me and my wife all over. Can’t wait till we get to Spain and start our off-grid adventure too. 😁

    • @Tumbleweed5150
      @Tumbleweed5150 Год назад

      Agrred on unrolling the pipe. The only other way to do it to get it straightened out would be to let it heat up on a really hot day, then both pull from each end, allowing it to spin in one's hands until it is straight, with no loops or bends.

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад +1

      Thanks for tips always lots of things to learn ha and hope you and your husband can live your dream :)

  • @gardeningfishingjimw9364
    @gardeningfishingjimw9364 Год назад +1

    Well done on your NEW water system guys!! You won't' know yourselves with your Summer coming up so it's water fights, outdoor kitchen clean ups etc., even maybe washing cars AND a veggie garden!!

  • @martyncleaver3961
    @martyncleaver3961 Год назад +2

    Great job with the water system, now you can have your vegetable garden, oh and happy belated birthday to Laura🎉

  • @anthonytodd3408
    @anthonytodd3408 Год назад +3

    Hi you two, 🎉 Yet another interesting video with a great commentary Lara. Tony ❤️🇬🇧

  • @juliabyrne11
    @juliabyrne11 Год назад +1

    Dan & Laura I'm so happy for you both

  • @richardharris2475
    @richardharris2475 Год назад +1

    Congrats on your new water system! Huge upgrade you guys... Brilliant

  • @wilko89
    @wilko89 Год назад +3

    Jungle is massive!! Haha 😄 well done both!! Amazing to see you working so hard together only been watching a little while but enjoying seeing your progress.. keep it going! From a snowy WALES

  • @maureenlowther7621
    @maureenlowther7621 Год назад +5

    I love watching your vlogs and it was great that you got the water going over the land you really did work hard at it.❤️❤️

  • @leightonhoward8545
    @leightonhoward8545 Год назад +2

    Hurrah you both did it, one more step to have a complete off grid living

  • @louis220558
    @louis220558 Год назад

    Ooh running water that is amazing you two love rhe pipe tubing singing yes that's beautiful enjoy it you beautiful
    Couple

  • @joycedykes5364
    @joycedykes5364 Год назад +3

    I'm really pleased for you. Looking forward to the next step.

  • @lindabrooks8242
    @lindabrooks8242 Год назад +1

    WooHoo! Water is Life! Congratulations on a job well done!

  • @carlosdabeca
    @carlosdabeca Год назад +3

    Great job, guys! Really enjoy your videos, and looking forward to seeing next ones. I hope my country offers what you need and be happy.

  • @charlieh8878
    @charlieh8878 Год назад +1

    You two are a joy. lovely videos and well done. I don't know anything about the Portuguese plumbing system, but you might need to check whether pipe inserts should have been inserted in the pipe ends before connecting the pipe into the fittings.

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад

      Thanks for tips and watching. Pipe is all connected great now :)

  • @monalingan9523
    @monalingan9523 Год назад

    You have accomplished a massive feat! I’m so impressed with the water system you put in.

  • @terrybull1043
    @terrybull1043 Год назад +2

    Put the pump in a bucket and stones then it won’t suck sludge in to the pipe 👍👍

  • @calmandcollected6021
    @calmandcollected6021 Год назад +3

    Great job Laura and Dan. This would make things so much easier for you.

  • @brianankerso5284
    @brianankerso5284 Год назад +2

    If you have a coil cut the band and put the beginning into the coil then all the turns go out of your pipe have a beautiful day down there 😊
    Best wishes
    Brian
    Kungshamn, Sweden

  • @karlroyston8453
    @karlroyston8453 Год назад +2

    Great job done and a fun video, there's never a dull moment watching you both .

  • @russchamberlain8755
    @russchamberlain8755 Год назад +1

    Proud we are of ...You Two. Good job.

  • @louiseisobelevans
    @louiseisobelevans Год назад +2

    everything fun xox thank you for bringing us along

  • @powerdisney
    @powerdisney Год назад +2

    The walkie talkie so adorable ha ha ha !!

  • @jinx6493
    @jinx6493 Год назад +1

    Gratz guys, gonna be much easier growing your own stuff now plus not having to lug water all over for other stuff, well done! 😊

  • @grandmasstories3418
    @grandmasstories3418 Год назад +3

    Make sure that aluminum shed is well anchored. Everyone I've seen so far (4) was a bit "smashed up" from having blown with the wind at some point...

    • @Tumbleweed5150
      @Tumbleweed5150 Год назад

      Yes, I had to strap mine down to 12 inch spikes because a mini-tornado/dust devil picked it up and dropped it down 25 feet or so away from where I had placed it. I don't even trust the little holes at the bottom now. I just threw a long ratchet strap over and hooked that to the spikes, then tightened it down. (Not sure of the Metric equivelants of these measurements).

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  9 месяцев назад

  • @inezmasefield3822
    @inezmasefield3822 Год назад +3

    Well done team, good to see your abilities to apply and complete jobs.Loving watching you build your home together ,cheers Nana M NZ

  • @maximecasavant734
    @maximecasavant734 Год назад +1

    Great for you two, water is a key to all,, congradulations

  • @marklawrence7791
    @marklawrence7791 Год назад +2

    Great job. Having water where you need it is so necessary. Not sure how deep you went with the submersible pump but don't let's it sit on the bottom - lift it about 200mm so you don't suck all the sunken debris into it and block your filter(s).

  • @moreliving6047
    @moreliving6047 Год назад +4

    Hi love to se your progres on the land
    Tip for you,
    put the pump like 10 cm from the button so you not get dirt in it so will it last longer
    have a great day
    from Sweden

  • @goggaenbaba
    @goggaenbaba Год назад +1

    YOU GUYS WORK Hard YOU WILL PICK THE FRUITS.Greetings frommen South Africa

  • @angeliabeach3741
    @angeliabeach3741 Год назад

    GIDDY UP AND SKIN THAT SMOKE WAGON!!!!!!!!! wooohooooooooooooooooo!! GREAT JOB YOU TWO!!!!

  • @diannehalliday2165
    @diannehalliday2165 Год назад +6

    Love Dan’s sense of fun and how you appreciate and love him for it, such simple moments to enjoy

  • @ohlroggen
    @ohlroggen Год назад +2

    Great work guys Nice to watch happy people at play and work Is there a frost line in your area...?

  • @theredhairedchild944
    @theredhairedchild944 Год назад +1

    ye should look for a 2nd hand quad bike .. will help getting up and down the land easier.. can also be used to attach small self made digging utensils to help dig tadditional roughs

    • @theoriginhomestead
      @theoriginhomestead  Год назад

      Yes really good idea something we would love to add in the future. :)

  • @rickeylucero3955
    @rickeylucero3955 Год назад +2

    I think you will be extending the facet by the house higher. Build a bench with some of the blocks. So you are not working in the mud. Your buckets or dishes can be on a bench. Save your back and keep buckets clean and off the ground/mud. I did the same with one I put in my back yard. Had to fix it. My back is not what it used to be. Keep it up you 2!!!!

  • @deborahashaw6044
    @deborahashaw6044 Год назад +1

    Congratulations for the Water!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🍷🍷

  • @101life9
    @101life9 Год назад +1

    Water? Cool idea. This summer will be a lot cooler for sure. Great job, guys. 👏

  • @petro3441
    @petro3441 8 месяцев назад

    Thats what life is about. In the stressful city life one make way to little time for just being a child again....enjoy

  • @hillbowdenishd.....5274
    @hillbowdenishd.....5274 Год назад +1

    Water will be a game changer 👍

  • @MONSTATEC
    @MONSTATEC Год назад +1

    luv luv luv the progress

  • @arjanvogel6444
    @arjanvogel6444 Год назад

    Wow what a job, thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you guys, good work 👍😁.

  • @rosekrutaiban1294
    @rosekrutaiban1294 Год назад

    Happy to see you do things there.

  • @ritchieblackmore5204
    @ritchieblackmore5204 Год назад +2

    Guys you've got to Bury the water pipe, you live in Portugal think of the summer temperature there, black attracts the sun's heat, you will have warm or even hot water in the summer months which could cause some nasty algae

  • @ernie7065
    @ernie7065 Год назад +3

    Ypu might consider enclosing the pump in a wooden box with multiple screening between the wood and the pump WHY?
    To prevent mud and algae from clogging the pump.
    Yes, the pump worked initially but eventually it will get clogged. $$$$ p.s. I live with a well.

  • @henrymichaelwilson8107
    @henrymichaelwilson8107 Год назад +1

    You could do with some old baths to put under the tap's. Then you don't waist the water.

  • @phillipdickinson8557
    @phillipdickinson8557 Год назад +1

    You two are something else I enjoyed it and it works

  • @lizwilson6633
    @lizwilson6633 Год назад +1

    Well done both of you xx

  • @audiotechlabs4650
    @audiotechlabs4650 Год назад +1

    Greetings from Colorado,USA! I love your channel. Your property is beautiful. You need to dig the water lines deeper and put gravel in the trenches before installing the water lines. It will protect against freezing and prevent line breakage. Just a suggestion. Thanxz

  • @AB-so3jv
    @AB-so3jv Год назад +1

    Wow, i am soooo happy for you!!!!!
    Good job!!!

  • @samcrowie1739
    @samcrowie1739 Год назад +1

    Happy birthday for the other day Laura. Can't believe how good yoh look for 40

  • @diannehalliday2165
    @diannehalliday2165 Год назад

    Stop playing, keep working you two!!

  • @jeanettenicholas2863
    @jeanettenicholas2863 Год назад +1

    I love watching you 2 love your husband sense of humour take your time things will take shape

  • @davidstoddard9160
    @davidstoddard9160 Год назад

    I am sure you are figuring it out after doing it, the uncoiling of the plastic pipe is a lot easier if you roll it out instead of pulling it out.

  • @nigelbrooks3606
    @nigelbrooks3606 Год назад

    Just remember the black water pipe will heat up in the summer hot enough for a shower and very quickly!
    Rather than waste the hot water, rig up a temporary shower by the house.
    Just an idea🤔
    And when you want to apply PTFE tape hold the fitting in your non handed hand apply the tape with the tape roll upwards like it’s the back of a snail, put your finger only through the tape and apply tape to thread and you can un roll so east and quickly sometimes it good to put on a pencil first. Just a couple of easy tips. I been plumbing for 54 years so can give you lots of guidance to make things easier😂👌Naughty Nigel in the UK😉

  • @dalewinters1880
    @dalewinters1880 Год назад +1

    You two are adorable! Good job! ☀️☀️☀️

  • @pedrocunha88
    @pedrocunha88 Год назад +1

    Great job 👏👏👏

  • @1MartinWaite
    @1MartinWaite Год назад +2

    Great job keep the fun party going is always a priority as when it stops been fun it becomes bloody hard work. Please can you set up an Amazon wish list as I like many others would love to buy you something you need be it a small item all the way up to larger items I.e. a pair of socks up-to larger items like greenhouse ideas for you please please think about it many of us wish to help you we want you to succeed as it’s something we’d love to have done but are now to old and I’m disabled so can’t do it now.

  • @paulconnor2261
    @paulconnor2261 Год назад +2

    Soooo pleased for you

  • @noreenmadden3028
    @noreenmadden3028 Год назад +1

    I love your enthusiasm,ah to be young.noreenreadett Australia

  • @lesleycarswell5207
    @lesleycarswell5207 Год назад +1

    Well done 👋 great job and such a laugh with you 2 😂

  • @notajoke4587
    @notajoke4587 Год назад +4

    good thinking. It might be easyer to unravel de pipe by roling it to the place where it neads to be so that you have no koyls

  • @terrygauvin3961
    @terrygauvin3961 Год назад +1

    Great video very interesting great job much better than the last plumbing job there was no plumber's cracks this time lol 😀 😆 👏

  • @eleanorsplace-alternativel9896

    Well done you two 👏