I started to have a small garden, ended up with 200 tomato plants, 125 peppers, 8 rows okra, 7 rows squash… this happens when you have a little tractor and build a little greenhouse and start growing plants from seeds. 🥴I sold some plants, gave some away, I’ll do the same thing with veggies. That’s what you do when you get old. It’s not about you, it’s about others.
Good Morning, I just subscribed looking forward to your videos! I am from Northern Bruce Peninsula and also live off grid. I wouldn’t have it any other way ❤
make sure that you water those pots a couple of times a day when it gets hot because they dry out real fast and you have a couple of small half inch drain holes so the roots do not rot. also thin out your corn to 6 inch apart, just pull them out and replant them while they are small
Yes, build a stand and pump water into a large tote, run pump almost continuously by solar filling the tank , then water with the tank. Put tank above garden so gravity force will take water to end of hose.
Fun video!! I loved the auction!! Looks like that hose system will work for the garden. I really appreciated you taking the time to explain the meter that you use to measure shading. That was so kind of you to install a shelf for the baby birds, they were ready to go, they come back when they’re not. Great job walking, hope Junebug is feeling better. Glad Ray is coming back for solar panels. I really like City Girls channel too
He still needs his stache to be whole again, I guess I will need more time to get used to him that way. But interesting video and glad you are getting June Bug fixed up with her ears. Good job.
Russell, why not put in a drip system. It's cheap and requires no skill to install. You can run a quarter inch hose to each pot which will direct the water where it is needed.
Hey Russell we used to own a garden nursery , and we just watered the pots by hand , hold the hose over each pot , fill it up to the top then move to the next one , by the time you have the last one done , go back to the first one and do it again , they should then be well watered and for your 20 pots should only take about 15-20 min.
You misunderstood the assignment.. Lol.. Logs across road meaning tree trunks that go from from side to the other, and then if desired gravel on top DD5 from Arkansas did this to their area of water and deep mud in their driveway and works beautifully, years ago they made a plank road, basically same idea still exists today here in southwestern Ontario near sarnia
Russell. Have you tried throwing moth balls around to keep the mosquitoes and flies at bay. And you could mix up homemade fly spray. Also, try putting vicks vapor rub on you and the dogs ears. And take vitamin B complex. Ask vet about B vitamins for dogs. Also, could you get your path to your cabin considered a County road so the county would keep it up? Maybe talk to your County Commissioner
Soaker hoses need more pressure, especially the type you are using. I used those one year, they were no good the next year. Use a drip irrigation system. You can place an individual sprinkler in each pot, requires less pressure, and uses less water.
this irrigation suggestion works in my head. get a barrel, elevate it yeh high, pump water into barrel, and then drip-hose the garden-pots from the barrel. like i said, it works in my head. this is another suggestion from my head. get a bunch of corrugated pipes, 4-5 feet diameter, cut them yeh high, stand them up in the mud-holes, fill them with stones/gravel, build a bridge on top. it works in my head.
The roots will find the water, just don’t let them get too dry or too wet. I hope your little pot garden is productive. Maybe next year invest in larger pots for the potatoes, the larger the pot the bigger the harvest.
Get yourself a moisture probe from your garden supplier, around 10 bucks. Simply push into the soil and read the dial. Some units come with a chart that give recommendations for moisture levels for various fruit and vegetables.
I think a better solution might be to use your little excavator and make trenches (on the lower slope side) or ditches for them to drain away from the trail
Hey Russell, just advice from this member of Ontario Nature, please refrain from touching any wild birds in a nest...or baby deer, baby rabbits etc. You can hear the mother Robin in the background giving the low alarm to the babies. All bird nests are built to size. Those birds all look ready to fledge (leave the nest). Human intervention is not required and usually detrimental. Otherwise, great video. Great to see Ray and the banter. Good fun.
I started watching this when it dropped, but then I saw, 1:30:04! A nice long one. So I decided to wait until after work, to watch. Good call! Oh Stached one, you and CG's garden's is coming along well. Your non-stached friend made out like a bandit with all that stuff from the auction house. I really liked Ray's idea to build a pre-fabricated shed for your workshop/storage shed. And finally I hope June bug feels better soon. I loved your video. Pea soup!!!
Wrong kind of irrigation hose for pots. The correct type is a plastic hose that you pierce at each pot or better you attach a drip T-connector to the hose at each location. Efficient. No leak.
You can also slow drip water into pots with a spike attachment thing that screws into a plastic bottle mouth. The upside down (2L) soda bottle inverted. An air inlet hole at one end. Or cut off bottle bottom if filling with watering can.
I know it’s work but in the end it will be worth it for years Buid a deck or use pallets to make a large square to put them on and you can shim into level
You should make a video traveling across Canada looking for Subway shops. Ya just have to get Subway to sponsor you maybe invent a Russel sandwich to try in every store. Could be a lot of free food for you and we get to see a lot of Canada .
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin SO send a email to corporate office and offer to feature them on your You Tube Channel. Point out to them that for the cost of a few years worth of foot longs and some help with travel expenses they could be on your channel. That's a lot of people that watch this channel. The Subway tour of Canada .
There are numerous Subway bread recipes on the internet. You can also check your moisture levels in the garden with a moisture meter (not very expensive)
i was thinking a simpler suggestion for the muddy tracks, get some corrugated pipes, 2,3,4 feet in diameter, and long, lay 3 or 4 pipes side-by-side in the muddy track, bury the pipes with earth, and this should raise your road above the water line and keep it dry. the ends of the pipes will need to be reinforced to prevent crushing. as i said before, my suggestions only work in my head.🤯
the water will drain and spread through the pot....admittedly the plants nearest the hose will get more water but the others in the pot will get sufficient amounts...note: be aware with your hose syestem that some of the lower plants might get overwatered...would suggest that unfortunately the upper plants may need to be watered by hand or aimed sprinkler to avoid overwatering the lower plants...if possible move your hose off the lower plants as an option
Have you thunk about building some raised veggie garden beds, that way you can level out the beds & get even water across them. As for Doggo's ears, use thick coating of Vaseline (Not IN the ear) so fly's cannot penetrate & keep biting, good luck
Russel that hose is likely to kink when you turn off and on. Also will emit inconsistently. Been there done that. Small tubing with holes is the way to go. You're original idea of coiling the tubing in the pot is the way and small tubing will allow for that. That hose is going to be trash in no time. Sorry.
You're not wrong, Michael. But it's working for now. I never expected those hoses to last longer than a season, mainly because of the crappy water going into them. They'll foul up pretty quick.
Subway buys them frozen then defrosts them and then bake. They either have a bakery that makes them and sells to each franchise. Or they subcontract them from a different company.
if you ever go to Peterborough, "My Independant Grocer" on Lansdowne just west of hwy 115/7 junction has a great fish counter, and a really good cheese/cold meat deli
Awesome vid bud... great Friday vid.. im from Toronto can u tell me the name of the auction place .. I am looking for a dozer like yours and a steel container for storage .. cheers
Corduroy road: Maybe start with green saplings 4" in diameter and 12 feet long or more -- stuff you can move. You got plenty of trees like that close to your trail you can drag/haul. Keep piling up the pieces. Maybe use a corduroy road to PREVENT a trail bog next time in susceptible areas on your trail. Can't ya hire a young fellar' to he'p ya out?
Dealing the beaver and removing a dam. Or 2 then go wide way with 6 ft pieces of tree. Is how u build the road & lot of hard work and some take years to get done good luck & god bless
This is probably far fetched & would probably take a couple of years but Coukd you have stone delivered where you park and you use your trailer to haul it to the watered path doing load after load Just a thought
Gidday Ray, what a cool auction house. And no, i never get sick of gardening content. Have you and city girl ever thought of starting a hugelkultur garden bed, may be worth considering. Ive mentioned in the past i have a black female lab (Marley) so many similarities to your Junebug. Anyway for years i went through the same deal, ear infections, my golden lab never had the problem. In desperation one day when i couldn't get into the vets i made up a 50-50 mix of filtered water and organic apple cider vinegar with the mother. Although not recommended by the vet, i gave a quick spray in each ear, did this a few times a the problem was resolved. No ear/yeast infections now for 4 or 5 years. Next time you see your vet ask the question? I'd be interested in the response. Great video as usual. Cheers
Would it work to have some plant pots full of dirt and stones and push in a "Y shaped stick and place them between the planted pots and hang the hose just over the potted plants placed running and supported through the "Y of the stick so the water drips on the plants. Just a thought. It is great you walk so much and maybe the weight is developed muscle. You do a great job keeping Willow and June Bug healthy. So wonderful to see someone who cares so well for their furry family members. Thank you for taking us along on your hike in the woods. Great looking sub Russell. Where are the onions? I bet it tasted delicious. You have just given your fans a craving for a sub :)
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin Yes, I have extra onions on mine. My husband does not digest onions very well either. So no kisses that day :) Best of look with the garden project. Absolutely love your videos. Lots of interesting adventures and beautiful scenery.
You have a lot of Mcbossy Karens in the comments. So sorry about that 😢 Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but their abusing the privilege! But I digress, great mishmash of a video. Nice to see stashless Ray 😅 but did prefer his stash Hehe. ❤❤❤
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Love the video Russel Ray looks so handsome all shaved up 👍💕💖🥰❤️🙏🇺🇸
I'll let him know, Janine.
The videos with Ray are always the best. 😄
So true, He rocks as does Mr. Wizard, IMO.
Jennifer did you like the thumbnail?
Ray looks so handsome with his clean shaven face! I think it makes him look 10-15 years younger!
He'll be so happy to hear that, Cindy
I started to have a small garden, ended up with 200 tomato plants, 125 peppers, 8 rows okra, 7 rows squash… this happens when you have a little tractor and build a little greenhouse and start growing plants from seeds. 🥴I sold some plants, gave some away, I’ll do the same thing with veggies. That’s what you do when you get old. It’s not about you, it’s about others.
Good Morning, I just subscribed looking forward to your videos! I am from Northern Bruce Peninsula and also live off grid. I wouldn’t have it any other way ❤
Woo Hoo was missing seeing Ray and now I get to see him again next week too.... Three weeks in a row ..... Yes. Thanks Russell
You're welcome, Sharon
They need a special video just of Russell and Rays adventures.
make sure that you water those pots a couple of times a day when it gets hot because they dry out real fast and you have a couple of small half inch drain holes so the roots do not rot. also thin out your corn to 6 inch apart, just pull them out and replant them while they are small
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Ray looks good with or without glasses 😊
Yes, build a stand and pump water into a large tote, run pump almost continuously by solar filling the tank , then water with the tank. Put tank above garden so gravity force will take water to end of hose.
Not sure how that's any different than pumping water.
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin if the pump fails you have water in tank and gravity flow as a backup for watering garden
Looks good, your dogs are looking to help. Lol keep the videos coming. Best regards folks
Thanks Scott!
Enjoyed the video Russell bananas 🍌 😂
Thanks Mike!
Fun video!! I loved the auction!! Looks like that hose system will work for the garden. I really appreciated you taking the time to explain the meter that you use to measure shading.
That was so kind of you to install a shelf for the baby birds, they were ready to go, they come back when they’re not.
Great job walking, hope Junebug is feeling better.
Glad Ray is coming back for solar panels. I really like City Girls channel too
Thanks for the great comments, Ruby!
He still needs his stache to be whole again, I guess I will need more time to get used to him that way. But interesting video and glad you are getting June Bug fixed up with her ears. Good job.
I watched the whole video and didn’t fall asleep 🤪
Just feed the water from the high level and go to the low level. And get a dump truck being you some gravel that the road
A little hard to get dump trucks down my atv path.
Great video🎉🎉🎉 Beautiful scenery!!! Canada is gorgeous and so is Ray❤❤❤😅😅😅😅😊
I like these videos that have all different stuff in them. Kind weird watching it just one time LOL
Was it too long?
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin I don’t think so I watched it while I sat in my office and enjoyed it
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin It's never too long. I think you do it really great. So does my husband Joe.
I'm surprised that no wildlife is eating the plants.
I put up a sign that says, "No animals. None. Ever"
Everything is growing beautiful and delicious soon for the deers. They are going too love it😂
Frank I put up a "NO DEER" sign. We're good.
I enjoyed this video. Not sure why, but I really did!! Thank you!
+Good one Russell nice and long.Your lucky to have a good friend like Ray.
Russell, why not put in a drip system. It's cheap and requires no skill to install. You can run a quarter inch hose to each pot which will direct the water where it is needed.
Richard, things are "no skill required" until Russell tries to do them. I invented Level 0.
Hey Russell we used to own a garden nursery , and we just watered the pots by hand , hold the hose over each pot , fill it up to the top then move to the next one , by the time you have the last one done , go back to the first one and do it again , they should then be well watered and for your 20 pots should only take about 15-20 min.
Jeff I'm really surprised you would do that at a nursery. Why don't you own it now?
Maybe yes ,you should build a platform for your pots.take time but so is anything you try out it will last for yrs perhaps?🥴😂
Might be worth it, William.
Great video always a laugh with you Russell.. birds will let you know if you bugged them too much next nesting season.. You always mean well !!
Thanks LB!
Nice of you to put Shelf fir Robin's. I have shelves up in areas around our garage so birds can nest on. Every year, some kind of bird uses them.
What kind of birds do you get, Susan?
K we need a pair of ankle socks for The Ray so we see more calf and leg 😂🎉
You misunderstood the assignment.. Lol.. Logs across road meaning tree trunks that go from from side to the other, and then if desired gravel on top DD5 from Arkansas did this to their area of water and deep mud in their driveway and works beautifully, years ago they made a plank road, basically same idea still exists today here in southwestern Ontario near sarnia
You boys are so funny 🤣 working together … love seeing your garden grow 😊🪴🌽🥔🍅🍓
Hwy Russell think you should make a platform to level all your pots. I just love the view you sure have a beautiful land.take care to both of you.❤
Thanks Diane!
I love going to the auction, so much cool stuff to buy.
Oh and you should get that metal shed, make your life a lot easier.
Seriously considering that shed, fella.
Russell. Have you tried throwing moth balls around to keep the mosquitoes and flies at bay. And you could mix up homemade fly spray. Also, try putting vicks vapor rub on you and the dogs ears. And take vitamin B complex. Ask vet about B vitamins for dogs.
Also, could you get your path to your cabin considered a County road so the county would keep it up? Maybe talk to your County Commissioner
Soaker hoses need more pressure, especially the type you are using. I used those one year, they were no good the next year. Use a drip irrigation system. You can place an individual sprinkler in each pot, requires less pressure, and uses less water.
Yeah I might do something different next year. I don't expect these hoses to last longer than a season.
I have been enjoying the gardening videos. 😊
Thanks Carlene!
this irrigation suggestion works in my head. get a barrel, elevate it yeh high, pump water into barrel, and then drip-hose the garden-pots from the barrel. like i said, it works in my head.
this is another suggestion from my head. get a bunch of corrugated pipes, 4-5 feet diameter, cut them yeh high, stand them up in the mud-holes, fill them with stones/gravel, build a bridge on top. it works in my head.
The logs for a corduroy road are placed perpendicular to your path.
Extend them well beyond ditch border.
It's hell growing old...
The roots will find the water, just don’t let them get too dry or too wet. I hope your little pot garden is productive. Maybe next year invest in larger pots for the potatoes, the larger the pot the bigger the harvest.
Ok Richard but if my plants die I'm blaming you and Francine.
You should get a couple dozen red ear pan fish for the pond in a year or two you'll have a ton of them.
Did you mean sunfish Ken? There are already sunfish in there. I caught one.
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin it is a sunfish but red ear breed like crazy and are hardier than a typical bluegill
Great three beer video😊
Russell, I found the subway roll recipe on line!
Yes and?
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabinyou want me to send it to you?
Get yourself a moisture probe from your garden supplier, around 10 bucks. Simply push into the soil and read the dial. Some units come with a chart that give recommendations for moisture levels for various fruit and vegetables.
I guess that's not the same as the one I use for wood?
Different one wood, some soil probes have a second spike to also indicate pH level
Great video Russell….love to see all your adventures 😉
Thanks Spinny
I think a better solution might be to use your little excavator and make trenches (on the lower slope side) or ditches for them to drain away from the trail
I think a drip soaker would work better for your pots. That way you can dictate where the water comes out instead of the whole hose.
I'll get you to explain in more detail about 4 hours ago.
Our veterinarian has an eye chart next to all the examination tables 😅
"Read this line."
"Bark bark bark."
"Good!"
Drip emitters instead of a soaker hose won't waste water and can be put on an inexpensive timer.
I might try something new next year, Heck. I don't expect these hoses to last longer than a season anyway.
Hey Russell, just advice from this member of Ontario Nature, please refrain from touching any wild birds in a nest...or baby deer, baby rabbits etc. You can hear the mother Robin in the background giving the low alarm to the babies. All bird nests are built to size. Those birds all look ready to fledge (leave the nest). Human intervention is not required and usually detrimental. Otherwise, great video. Great to see Ray and the banter. Good fun.
NOW you tell me.
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Thank you for taking us along on this video; always a fun viewing.👍🇺🇲
Russel, don’t touch the baby birds, mom might reject them
NOW you tell me.
R.R The Movie! I love it!! I had so many comments, but I said no, wait till the end. Now, I don't remember P.S. ✌️
The Boys Ride Again.
I started watching this when it dropped, but then I saw, 1:30:04! A nice long one. So I decided to wait until after work, to watch. Good call! Oh Stached one, you and CG's garden's is coming along well. Your non-stached friend made out like a bandit with all that stuff from the auction house. I really liked Ray's idea to build a pre-fabricated shed for your workshop/storage shed. And finally I hope June bug feels better soon. I loved your video. Pea soup!!!
Junebug is much better, thanks Caroline
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Little orange riding hood 😂
Wrong kind of irrigation hose for pots.
The correct type is a plastic hose that you pierce at each pot or better you attach a drip T-connector to the hose at each location. Efficient. No leak.
Russell. Switch the hose around every day so there's equal water flow
I have a c-can at my cabin. It is awesome! pea soup home slice.
You can also slow drip water into pots with a spike attachment thing that screws into a plastic bottle mouth. The upside down (2L) soda bottle inverted.
An air inlet hole at one end. Or cut off bottle bottom if filling with watering can.
I know it’s work but in the end it will be worth it for years
Buid a deck or use pallets to make a large square to put them on and you can shim into level
I don't think I would use pallets for that, Patricia. I'd build a proper frame and base.
Miss seeing you go fishing for a whole day 😂.
Hmm yes I would like to go fishing
Thx for filming this and sharing it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it, Sheila
You should make a video traveling across Canada looking for Subway shops. Ya just have to get Subway to sponsor you maybe invent a Russel sandwich to try in every store. Could be a lot of free food for you and we get to see a lot of Canada .
Yuk, being a 'Patriotic' Canadian, Mr. Sub a Toronto based sub shop is my only go to place, and IMO better quality than the American Subway.
Coho guy if I could pull that off, that's exactly what I would do.
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin SO send a email to corporate office and offer to feature them on your You Tube Channel. Point out to them that for the cost of a few years worth of foot longs and some help with travel expenses they could be on your channel. That's a lot of people that watch this channel. The Subway tour of Canada .
Henderson's were the fast motorbikes of their time.
51:54-Ray’s white van pulls up…just saying 😂 Ray looks younger without the Stache. 🎉Think he’s getting more buff too. Thx Rus for “More Ray” lol
There are numerous Subway bread recipes on the internet. You can also check your moisture levels in the garden with a moisture meter (not very expensive)
I'll be sure not to mix those two things up, Richard.
I'm so glad I live in British Columbia
I'm so glad you live across the country from me.
run the hose in a straight line, no need to loop them in the pots
Murray you think water will spread to the sides?
i was thinking a simpler suggestion for the muddy tracks, get some corrugated pipes, 2,3,4 feet in diameter, and long, lay 3 or 4 pipes side-by-side in the muddy track, bury the pipes with earth, and this should raise your road above the water line and keep it dry. the ends of the pipes will need to be reinforced to prevent crushing.
as i said before, my suggestions only work in my head.🤯
the water will drain and spread through the pot....admittedly the plants nearest the hose will get more water but the others in the pot will get sufficient amounts...note: be aware with your hose syestem that some of the lower plants might get overwatered...would suggest that unfortunately the upper plants may need to be watered by hand or aimed sprinkler to avoid overwatering the lower plants...if possible move your hose off the lower plants as an option
I guess you could have a dumptruck leave a load where you park your car and you could bring in some material everytime you go back to your cabin
Always enjoy your videos beautiful shots from your drone. Thanks Russell.
Everyone same position when they have appointments
Have you thunk about building some raised veggie garden beds, that way you can level out the beds & get even water across them. As for Doggo's ears, use thick coating of Vaseline (Not IN the ear) so fly's cannot penetrate & keep biting, good luck
Stu, I have definitely thought about raised beds. A lot of work though.
The roots will reach for water , don't worry !
Very well, Francine, but if my plants die I'm blaming you.
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin No problem ....
Thanks taking us with you , I don’t get tried of the gardening or following you on your daily adventures
Over watering your plants can be bad. Drip less or only water when soil gets dried at a finger dipped into soil depth.
The pots do have drainage for that reason, Patti.
Russel that hose is likely to kink when you turn off and on. Also will emit inconsistently. Been there done that. Small tubing with holes is the way to go. You're original idea of coiling the tubing in the pot is the way and small tubing will allow for that. That hose is going to be trash in no time. Sorry.
You're not wrong, Michael. But it's working for now. I never expected those hoses to last longer than a season, mainly because of the crappy water going into them. They'll foul up pretty quick.
I'm just glad to see you growing. I'm betting in a few years you'll be teaching Shawn James.
Subway buys them frozen then defrosts them and then bake. They either have a bakery that makes them and sells to each franchise. Or they subcontract them from a different company.
if you ever go to Peterborough, "My Independant Grocer" on Lansdowne just west of hwy 115/7 junction has a great fish counter, and a really good cheese/cold meat deli
Awesome vid bud... great Friday vid.. im from Toronto can u tell me the name of the auction place .. I am looking for a dozer like yours and a steel container for storage .. cheers
Bryan's Auctions. They have two locations, Puslinch and Trenton. bryansfarm.com/auctions
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin thank you so much
Corduroy road:
Maybe start with green saplings 4" in diameter and 12 feet long or more -- stuff you can move.
You got plenty of trees like that close to your trail you can drag/haul.
Keep piling up the pieces.
Maybe use a corduroy road to PREVENT a trail bog next time in susceptible areas on your trail.
Can't ya hire a young fellar' to he'p ya out?
Ray disclosure: I have NOT built a corduroy road. 🤭
You should have bought the ATV trunk, you know you need a backup ATV.
You sold this out.
What does that mean?
Dealing the beaver and removing a dam. Or 2 then go wide way with 6 ft pieces of tree. Is how u build the road & lot of hard work and some take years to get done good luck & god bless
This is probably far fetched & would probably take a couple of years but Coukd you have stone delivered where you park and you use your trailer to haul it to the watered path doing load after load
Just a thought
No wonder you’re not losing weight. You’re eating that sandwich.
What was wrong with my sandwich?
The land of the people in suits.
All you need extra virgin oil that's all that's all I've used in the past with my dogs and it worked
We liked the video! Thanks!
Buy rolls at Subway!! They'll sell them.
The roll taste IS key.
It’s gonna be fun getting that tool chest back home over the trail! maybe that one is a little too big for your purposes. Yes? No?
Beautiful sandwich
Making me hungry. Lolol
Hi, another comment for algorithm 😀
Noted and thanks Danny.
Gidday Ray, what a cool auction house. And no, i never get sick of gardening content.
Have you and city girl ever thought of starting a hugelkultur garden bed, may be worth considering.
Ive mentioned in the past i have a black female lab (Marley) so many similarities to your Junebug. Anyway for years i went through the same deal, ear infections, my golden lab never had the problem. In desperation one day when i couldn't get into the vets i made up a 50-50 mix of filtered water and organic apple cider vinegar with the mother. Although not recommended by the vet, i gave a quick spray in each ear, did this a few times a the problem was resolved. No ear/yeast infections now for 4 or 5 years. Next time you see your vet ask the question? I'd be interested in the response. Great video as usual. Cheers
Interesting idea, Erich. I'll look into it.
Tuck the oven cord into the drawer of the oven in the future!
Would it work to have some plant pots full of dirt and stones and push in a "Y shaped stick and place them between the planted pots and hang the hose just over the potted plants placed running and supported through the "Y of the stick so the water drips on the plants. Just a thought. It is great you walk so much and maybe the weight is developed muscle. You do a great job keeping Willow and June Bug healthy. So wonderful to see someone who cares so well for their furry family members. Thank you for taking us along on your hike in the woods. Great looking sub Russell. Where are the onions? I bet it tasted delicious. You have just given your fans a craving for a sub :)
Vanessa do you mean onions on the sub? My stomach doesn't do well with raw onions.
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin Yes, I have extra onions on mine. My husband does not digest onions very well either. So no kisses that day :) Best of look with the garden project. Absolutely love your videos. Lots of interesting adventures and beautiful scenery.
You have a lot of Mcbossy Karens in the comments. So sorry about that 😢 Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but their abusing the privilege! But I digress, great mishmash of a video. Nice to see stashless Ray 😅 but did prefer his stash Hehe. ❤❤❤
No no, Nathalie, mostly people just sharing their opinions. I don't mind.
@@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin ❤️ that's all that matters! Mine is just an opinion as well 😜 have a great night and stay safe
You should drain that road with your little digger
Gasp Ann! Oh wait