Hello all. hope you all stayed safe in the storms. Its blowing up a gale here now similar to the other day !! Our electric was only out for 36 hours, such a shame, i was hoping for longer ! keep safe and well, baton down the hatches, whistle down the witches. Thanks for popping by. peace, love and freedom.
Great video Gary. We just had our sixth power outage in five months! We lost some tiles on the barn roof (which is knackered already) and our neighbours tree fell on our fence but nothing major! Lots of fallen trees about - some wood piles will be getting topped up for sure :D. Stay well!
Great video, glad you all got through the storms of late and hopefully the future ones all. Hold the line and freedom. Peace and love and long live the revolution ✊
I've not watched you in a while, you had me in hysterics holding the roof on with rakes. All the prepping of water, and oil and I was shouting at the screen for you to secure the little window that was leaning up against a shed. It doesn't appear to have blown away. Good to see that you are all still happily escaped. It's something I want to do more and more if only I could convince husband but it's hard for him, he runs a small family business that would be impossible to relocate.
It's sad that we don't have that here in Chicago IL. or much of the US for that matter. Simple answer is that our schools have been gutted (not the emotional kind, but economically) over the past 30+ yrs. and education was pretty narrow prior. I have to watch myself when out at the tap/tavern/bar playing pool or just talking to people, as my banter can take many seconds to never to sink in. It really is a dull/dim witted country. Eh... thanks for the vids. I'll control my stove/kitchen/social evny.
Love the intro, stay safe. Lots of love to you and your family from Manitoba. It’s Louis Riel day here, he opposed government, was executed and his village burned to the ground by the crown. Today the house votes to suspend our charter rights. More of the same from that crowd. Oh well. Off the matrix for a reason, be well my brother
Hello Roger sorry for a late reply, I totally support the freedom rallies in your country and wanted to put the lorry bit in without talking about politics as i try to avoid that on this channel. I have been following the situation very closely as freedom is what life is all about ! im also a little cross that our stupid Boris MP is visiting without even condemning his actions ! they are all from the same blinking mould ! , power trip twits ! thanks Roger and good luck over there, Take good care
I just lvoe bantoning down the hatches and getting ready for abit of chaos. Luckily here in our valley we are pretty protected. I get so excited tho, just love it all
Hello Benn, you have the perfect place in that valley ! the storms seem to be getting more common. There is a house near me in a little valley, i did mention to Vicky that they probably had no problems as they are very protected. thanks Benn, take good care. Glad you kept safe.
Dudley and Eunice balls, especially for your garden!!! Good to test your prep skills! Love your channel, funny and entertaining, and informative - especially for us here in South Africa who want to do the same. Hey hair is good for the garden too!! (So I heard).
Glad all was safe and you weren't affected too negatively. As for you not being a mad prepper....you're a prepper and you're definitely a bit mad so maybe you are a mad prepper, no? Good to see the family are over the dreaded C-19 they all went down with. It was a bit hairy down on the south coast, but I got away with no damage and mum (a mile up the road) just had a few chairs blown around her garden, so all good. I'm glad you mentioned about electric cars not being the greenest option in production, or indeed when the battery needs to be disposed of, but hey ho, they scuppered the cars that could run off water as it wouldn't make them any money. Side note: RAC man had to pay a visit to us recently and told us that there is going to be much towing of electric vehicles to specialist garages as they can't touch anything over 50v, so my advice, DON'T break down!! Take care Gary and family and thanks for the video xox
Time to install some weather board above the camper brother. 😂😂😂 So good seeing you guys enjoying the adventure that is nature. Awesomeness. Our cabin is all set up and ready to go now bro, so whenever you and the fam need a break in Spain, come pay us a visit ❤️❤️❤️ ya boy is growing too fast man... Too fast indeed.
For once RUclips has proposed something really original , a Englishman in England in a farmhouse . I try to keep up with my English , I am a older French lady living in France and all I get is English buying French castles , manoirs , employing English tradesmen then asking for money to restore them !!!! I watched the first video where your son did the voice over and he seems to have a different accent from you , very clear voice . I have subscribed because I like what you are doing and in a very little way do the same things as you . You have had strong winds , yesterday we had red sand from the Sahara covering everything . I am now going to watch all your previous vlogs and also you will help me visit England . I am sorry about the length of my comment I will not do it again , but I am sure that I will always give you a thumbs up for your very refreshing vlogs . Bonsoir de la Charente Maritime .
Hello Hector, yes your right about my sons different accent, we moved from east of London when he was very young so he has picked up the Suffolk accent whilst the rest have an Essex accent. Thanks for your kind words, keep safe and well and good luck in these harder times.
It's really strange watching this as we live on Orkney, where the wind blows like that most weeks in the winter. During Eunice we had virtually no wind, it was like you guys stole it all. Just catching up on your videos Gary, always a pleasure.
Thanks Helen, sadly the house roof tiles are not nailed down here and it gets frightening in high winds, i wish i had slate nailed down ! sorry for a late reply, its always very busy here, what a lovely remote place you live, i would love to be more isolated from civilization. keep safe and well, take good care !
Oi oi! Still windy af here in Ramsgate and I'm getting fed up with it! Loads of houses around us lost roof tiles, a few trees blew down around Thanet, couple of chimneys down etc., but luckily nothing too disastrous. The worst part of the storm for us was that my favourite garden bin has now got a big crack in the lid. Proper upsetting, that was. Glad your caravan didn't blow away - the power of the rake!
Hello Simon, yes i heard that further south had is worst. My Dad lives close to the Dartford bridge, it was bad around there as well. like you im sick to the back teeth with the weather ! thanks and take good care.
Hello Jane, its good to hear from you, ha ha the cider has long gone ! im going to have to brew something else. we do have a tub of homegrown frozen raspberries, perhaps some raspberry wine soon. Take good care and thanks for your kind words, x
Hi Gary, I'm coming late to this vid. I'm so pleased that you had no storm damage and thanks for this great vid. showing your preparations for Eunice. We had an empty poultry ark blow over and lost a couple of roof slates, our farm buildings are mostly stone with one modern general purpose one, so they are pretty solid. We are however in a very exposed position here yet didn't lose power somehow. So we were lucky. Take good care and I hope you manage to keep things off your knockers! Best. Johnny.
Hello Johnny, sorry to hear about the damage, im getting sick of these high winds that seem to be getting more common. We always seem to loose power here i think our power lines are getting very old, with many miles of low powered cables above ground. thanks for the update, its nice to hear first hand from others on here. Thanks so much Johnny, good luck for the spring on your farm, take good care.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Thanks Gary, we haven't had much damage. Yes we do seem to be having more high winds. Our power lines are also old and overground, across moorland, having said that we don't often get any problems. You are welcome Gary and thanks for the nod to spring! Take care.
I n my family survived 90 - 110 mph winds here in Cornwall. I had to do some rescue missions and put one dog and rabbit in the car a narrow miss with a tree branch and the caravan going down the embankment. I have done all the repairs today and the caravan is now back on its perch the scariest moment was then inches away from being hit by a tree branch as I did a rescue mission for the animals whilst the rest family was in the car. But all ok now planning the kitchen garden and repairing the garden as best as I can glad to see you are all okay and safe. take care and see you all soon
Hello, thanks for your update, wow sorry to hear you had this agro, glad your now back to normal. Yes i understand that Cornwall and the surrounding areas had the worst of that storm ! very scary stuff ! the west coast always gets the worst sadly! thanks and take good care, glad you and the animals survived !
Good way to quickly hold that roof on. Maybe secure edges with long cables to do the work for you. Love your sense of humor. You faired very well. Nothing like a storm to test your emergency plan.
Great video ! Mum and dad are down near duxford - they had power outage and a tree down on there roof - 80 year old tree lucky for them the big old girl fell with grace and other than loosing tv aerial no other damage - stay safe !
Hello Ashley, thanks for your comment, so glad no big damage done. Perhaps a good thing the aerial got taken out as there is sod all to watch on Mainstream TV anyway, just repeats and brainwash drivel , they are free from Ant and Dec now, bliss !! But seriously very pleased they stayed safe. thanks ashley, big cheers Guinness back ! and take good care
Hello Jill, hope your keeping well. This year will are planting more veg than ever as the need for being Frugal is increasing by the month ! the world is going crazy ! and im now wanting to get a small wind turbine to be even more frugal on mains electric as the costs are spiralling. Keep up the great work at your end, the frugal ones will come through with ease ! take good care.
great video. very much and its agood job you know how to handle things. most people panic and sit and do nothing. Up here a few awnings ended up collapsed lol, but nothing too bad.
I was just thinking this morning we haven’t had a video from you.. I was worried that something happened! Lol glad your back! Hope you got through the storm ok… it want to bad for us, lost a greenhouse and fence, but we were not harmed! I was really going to spend the storm down the allotment, but lucky Bob talked me out of it… we don’t watch the news but he heard it on the radio.. luckily really as there was so much damage there sheds flying about loads of glass everywhere… it was bad for lots of poeple! We are so lucky that we didn’t lost our power but that’s really worrying as you have done so much to save your food! We would be gutted if that happens! Although I think Jasmine would like to see the end of the broad beans lol!!
Hello, oh no ! that's terrible loosing the greenhouse considering that's a very very important part of your life ! really sorry to hear this, but very glad you was all stayed safe with no personal injuries. The radio is now one of my favourite things as well. but it must be mainly on radio Caroline, free from mainstream news on the hour, but i did tune into greatest hits Ipswich for the weather update. thanks for your comment, take good care.
Hello Gary and Family, I hope you are all safe and well. How are you all doing and how is the garden growing? i have had to get a proper job as i was no longer able to make a go of mny business. I have a new job and i am loving it. Shame that we have to work 35 hours a week just to pay to keep yourself alive. Rent and food prices here in Plymouth ate shocking. southern fried ckicken drum sticks and thighs last week were £2.79 per pack this week £3,15, this week.madness! 1 bed flat in the worst area of the cif the city was around £400 pmth have risen to £650 a mnth. I have been offered and allotment and i am waiting foir a date to go and view it. Very excited!
Hello Nathan, sorry that ive replied late, thanks for your update, sorry to hear of the struggles but the allotment is great news, we just need some rain now ! All is well here but very busy to make ends meet on our smallholding and the weather is affecting us more that the failing system ! Vicky did read me your message on face book. A video is coming very soon. keep safe and well, life is better when faced with being busy and new challenges ! never a dull moment ! over coming hard times makes us stronger with valuable lessons learnt.
Bloody weather ! it tends to rule my life living mostly off the land. Glad you was all okay down there. Did your little fellow get scared with the wind noise ? the howling down the chimney was so loud here. Cheers Dave, see you soon.
blah ha ha, does that mean my hair grows because my brain has not got that much going on ! ha ha ! my hair is longer already ! it must be right ! thanks Steven, a great comment that made me laugh. keep safe and well.
Good to hear you are all ok, at least you got to test a lot of your preps and identify any weak spots. Hope you are doing OK with Storm Franklin. We live right next to the west coast & have been getting the full blast of winds, very scary listening to the roof tiles rattle & creak :-( ... but prepping makes things much more manageable. whew!
Hello Bob, glad you stayed safe, i watched videos on youtube and saw how bad the west coast had it ! you got the full brunt ! Glad your roof survived, it is very worrying times ! Yes your very right about the preps, i have a few small changes to make. Thanks Bob, take good care
Hello Scott, Its all about freedom, we was all born free and no one should dictate how we should live. I watch many different channels on youtube but the common theme is freedom. From motor homes/caravans, to people living off grid in small cabins in the wild. "FREEDOM !!!! " Ive also been keeping up to date on Canada and totally support their movement. thanks Scott, take good care, thanks for becoming a part of this channel.
You want to get a couple of Lithium batteries and a mains charger as a battery back-up, then you have initial power after a power cut and then you can use the caravan power to top up (and a back-up diesel genny to charge batteries (diesel is safer to store)) if cloudy & there's no solar. But I would seriously get some off-grid solar to be able to keep batteries topped up, one on the shed roof would do. Can see more power cuts coming real soon? Also buy some threaded bar and secure the roof panels through the joists with wide washers and nylon locking nuts (may hold in the wind)? or some lorry ratchet straps?
Hello, sorry late to get back to you, hope your keeping well. We have now got a small genny. I would love to own one of them lithium power walls for battery back up but they are out of my price range at the moment. We have only just finished paying the electric car off, its been hard work and i have also been putting in many hours with the lumberjack for extra cash, setting up is very expensive ! it would be a lot easier just living in a caravan instead of trying to do it large scale in a house ! thanks and take good care
Hello, i might do some more in the future, but i am distancing myself from social media more these days, Thanks so much for your kind comment, keep safe and well.
'They' always say it will be the worst storm ever, it is all about fear... Never seen you looking so panicked!! Enjoy the serene glow from the oil lamps, and some peace and quiet...and the £700 !!!!
Hello Bry, sorry late getting back to you. It worked out that i could get paid more for electric compensation than working with my lumberjack friend for a week ! and thats very knackering when i work for him. We need the money to pay off that new car. We will have it cleared by next month. Im not normally too worried about earning money when not in debt, its the first debt for a long time ! . Food, warmth and my radio and im happy earning very little these days ! See you very soon Bry, take good care.
Thought you were going to lose the roof over the caravan for a minute. Not too bad here in NE Lincs. A few ruffled chickens and a cheapo polythene poly tunnel that flew across the garden. That power cut took me back to when we were kids in the 70's and only had power 3 days a week!
Hello Mark, hope your keeping well. I also remember power cuts in the 70s very well, i remember going down to the petrol garage with my Dad to get paraffin which used to be sold on fuel pumps as you know. Long gone are them pumps ! We had a paraffin heater in the fire place that gave off that familiar smell on lighting it. The good old days ! i much prefer the past hence all the old fashioned things i have collected over the years and still use. thanks Mark, glad you survived ! take good care
that jogger tho XD i really hope once i drive i can buy an electric car, i dont like the smell of fuel burning just like people smoking. how much does one of those wood stoves cost for cooking? its a gread idea for power outages! the tesco tip is great! thats some strong winds!!! we had it bad in switzeland but not that horrible! for the blanket i suggest you buy one or more insulating ones with the silver side and gold side, we use them in the mountains for rescue and during car accidents so theyre really good! hope you and everyone and the animals are all doing well! stay safe!
Hello, it lovely to hear from you. hope all is well. The wood cooking stoves are very expensive brand new, ours cost £7000 supplied and fitted ! but there seems to be plenty of second hand ones about for a third of the price, they last forever ! 50 years plus ! . Ours is made by a company called Rayburn, there are other cheaper makes out there though. Its a very slow process getting all the correct equipment to live of grid, we have been saving for over 15 years to help buy things like this. great idea about the silver blankets, thanks and take good care.
Hi Gary! Glad to hear nearly everything is okay! Nice to spend some time with the kids playing games I bet! Me, Becky and Nelly are very excited about coming next week! We have dropped you a message on Facebook 😀
Hello Jordan and Becky, all is good for the Ipswich station pick up and the supermarket stop off on the way back. Looking forward to seeing you all. The good new is we held the roof on the caravan ! ha ha im so glad the van is all okay as its not insured ! As you know im not often on FaceAche but will pop over to read your message very soon. Keep safe and well, see you next week. safe travels.
Hello, sorry for a late reply, sorry im not really uploading much these days as im slowly distancing myself from social media and civilization. Im just enjoying our smallholding and nature more. Thanks for popping by, keep safe and well.
Really glad to hear you escaped without any damage. I went to work Friday as normal without any issues. Like yourself it did get worse in the afternoon. Luckily no damage at mine either and by some miracle my electric was still on. I’m definitely going to be getting some oil lamps. Take care 😊👍😊
Hello Dan, the oil lamps are great but the clean burn oil is around £7 a litre, but i love things from the past. They work well when the modern world goes tits up ! when turned up full they are so much brighter than candles. These can work fine on cheaper paraffin/kerosene or even heating oil but do give of a small amount of smell when used on this fuel. Thanks Dan, glad you kept safe with no damage, take good care.
Hi Gary, hope you're all doing well. I was getting worried as I was running out of things to watch and was going to have to dig out my old Ron Jeremy videos! Storm Frank here now, fed up with the weather as I cant get much done. I've got a 1000 litre IBC tank on the back of the van and want to get it off and set up as running out of water butts. Want this one to collect water for the washing machine. Keep posting mate, take care, Chris.
Hello Chris, sorry for a very late reply, the harvesting water to run a washing machine is a great idea, i did do this on my last house in the town and it worked great, we collected all the rain water from the house roof then connected the water storage to a 12v caravan water pump run from solar charging on a 12v leisure battery. we had a change over tap to connect back to the mains for them long hot summers with less rain. We used just a small water filter after the pump ( a string wound filter that we cleaned about every 3 months) . Thanks so much for your comment as i enjoy reading how others are getting on. good luck and take good care, Frugal is becoming so important with the situation happening today ! your one step ahead of the game !
WOW!! Very stressful time for you all, Glad you all got through safely and you experienced very little damage on the small holding. Were the animals all okay? Reminded me of the power cuts during the 70's and early 80's where we had candles and played bored games. Well done for being so prepared for the worst and so happy your all safe! Best wishes from Plymouth where we seem to have missed the worst of the storm. The trains are still disrupted but thats all.
Hello Nathan, so sorry for a late reply, thanks for your comment. Glad you missed the worst. I can also just about remember the 70s power cuts and going to the petrol garage for some paraffin, we had an old paraffin heater in the front room mounted in the fire place. Yes the 70s were great times to live. Thanks Nathan take good care.
Hello, we have been lucky enough to have been given a small 650w 2 stoke generator for free. I'm also looking into one of them lithium solar power walls but they do cost a lot ! thanks and keep safe and well.
An excellent demonstration on how to stay calm and solder on. Well prepped and well trained. Bravo team. BTW, not all Etonians are twats Gaz, some boys actually get there on their own merit and bloody hard work. Sadly, no degree old bean, max you can achieve are one's A Levels. Stay safe over there. The Soviets are at it again, here come the Reds.
Hello Moose, always great to here from you. It seems like Eton and politicians go hand in hand, be it dead pig head fuckers or messy haired covid party hosts ! ha ha, It would be lovely to see normal people get a chance who are not Eton attenders. I though it was a higher education there, not just A levels. Yes the World is now even crazier ! energy crisis, soviet wars, pandemics, labour and food shortages, is this a great recipe for the collapses of civilization ! ha ha I did think the shit would hit the fan one day in the future but banked on it being peak oil or a solar flare ! perhaps i should have gone to Eton and i might have got it right, actually i would never pass an A level exam ! ha ha Thanks Moose keep safe and well.
Good video Gary and yes inspired. Last year I surrounded of oil boiler with additional urathane insulation and seen a massive saving I’m wondering if u did the same with the freezers would u get a little energy saving all be it ensure it’s vented for the compressor. I would love to see a video of your solar setup.hate these storms as we are very exposed and usually get roof damage so having to think how we can solve that problem soon
Hello Marcus, yes its time to really insulate everything because of the energy price increases, the more the better. I'm going to insulate our old cottage more by battening, rockwool and cladding some inside walls with tongue and groove panelling. I've just finish putting 100mm of celotex and boarding out the loft. I'm also thinking the same as you because we need some wind breaks to help ease the wind as my roof is not very good. The only thing i can think off at the moment is planting conifer trees to grow very large in the future on boundaries but safe distance from the house. Storms seem to be getting more common ! Thanks Marcus, take good care
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD if we had money we could wrap the house in 100mm eurathane and render over the top of it. U can get lots on eBay etc but serious money. Old house have to breath so cladding could lock in moisture and cause mould. U get plaster board with 500 eurathane on the back which u glue and screw to the wall and dry line. Maoist RUclipsrs show u what they do but I’m seeing a trend now where they are asking subscribers for input might be an idea to see the feed back. For me money is going to insulating the cavity walls. Price is 40 sq meter so adds up fast
Hello Dave, blah ha ha , i was going to say i got blown by Eunice but kept that out. This weather is getting a bit silly now, yet again we have high winds here today. I want the spring to come now ! I must admit the winters do get me very down. Thanks Dave, keep safe and well.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Yes the winter does me no good. We do have Desmond back after over a month waiting for parts for the MOT. Getting out at the weekend helped. Take care, stay safe spring cannot be far away.
Hiya bud . Iv been enjoying going through your videos and have subscribed. By any chance do you have the plans for your top bar hives as I'm thinking of making one probably next year . Cheers.
Hello, sorry for a late reply , im not on here much anymore, we have sold the top bar hives and im in the process of making the national standard bee hives, we are starting a bee business over the coming years and planning on selling plenty of local honey. Hoping to keep splitting our current hive and re queening to make many hives in the coming years. thanks and take good care
Hello, hope your keeping well youself, thanks for asking. All is super fine and happy here, i am busy building and planting up the smallholding for the future, the world is going crazy ! so self sufficiency is becoming very important to ride the storm out. Thanks and keep safe and well.
Hello Matty, thanks for poppy by. My wood burning range is a rayburn 200sfw and is literally the heart of the home ! a perfect off grid tool, especially with the energy crisis now going on ! I work on occasions with a lumber jack so wood is easy and cheap for me to get. ( i sometime work for wood not money ! ) The one thing about a wood burning range is that you need to be at home all day as it does not heat up fast enough if you have just come home from work and want dinner on the quick, it takes about 2 hours for the oven to get to temperature. Our range heats the house/ kitchen area perfect in the winter as well as its on all day long and through the night. I want never be with out one now ! thanks for popping by, keep safe and well.
@@mattyp6940 Hello, hope your keeping well, yes all is fine and dandy here Matty, just enjoying life away from civilisation. Its looking bleak in the real world so decided to switch off from it and concentrate on being more self reliant than ever, less impact then from the shit show ! my biggest worry at the moment is when is it going to blinking rain !!!!! ha ha its so nice being dictated to by just mother nature ! thanks Matty for asking, keep safe and well take good care and happy prepping to ease the ride !
Hello, im still alive !!! ha ha just enjoying very little screen time lately and working hard on projects and growing tonnes of veg. Due to how crazy the world is going im busy preparing for what ever comes to help ease the hardships ! the water well project should be finished next week all ready for the major drought and water rationing ! ha ha its one thing after another ! too many things are going tits up at the same time ! thanks and keep safe and well. get prepping for an easier time !
When you connected the solar from the van it reminded me of this setup on "Country View Acres" where his mains switch is connected to a switch to plug in a generator. I was thinking, you might be able to disable the mains power and connect your house solar directly. I'm thinking of doing something like this on Alanvale but with a generator. Perhaps it would be worth talking to an electrician. Start 8.5 minutes in. ruclips.net/video/MjUANluSZSE/видео.html
Hello, i just watched that video and that is exactly how i want to set this up in the future, but more solar and batteries are needed. I have also just got a 650 watt generator for free. Thanks for popping by and thanks for the link for the video. take good care.
Hello Alanvale and the lazy farmer. Blah ha ha yes you have got that spot on " how to retire and not drop down dead ", you have done the right thing to keep fit and active for sure. I Also agree with you that the other side guided you to buying that property. It was written into your soul contracts stay on planet earth !! God bless and take good care. Good luck for a long happy retirement future on Alanvale.
Hello all. hope you all stayed safe in the storms. Its blowing up a gale here now similar to the other day !! Our electric was only out for 36 hours, such a shame, i was hoping for longer ! keep safe and well, baton down the hatches, whistle down the witches. Thanks for popping by. peace, love and freedom.
Monopoly lol reminds me of the olden days when my Gran had board games but she liked dominoes brings back memories.
Great video Gary. We just had our sixth power outage in five months! We lost some tiles on the barn roof (which is knackered already) and our neighbours tree fell on our fence but nothing major! Lots of fallen trees about - some wood piles will be getting topped up for sure :D. Stay well!
Great video, glad you all got through the storms of late and hopefully the future ones all. Hold the line and freedom. Peace and love and long live the revolution ✊
I've not watched you in a while, you had me in hysterics holding the roof on with rakes. All the prepping of water, and oil and I was shouting at the screen for you to secure the little window that was leaning up against a shed. It doesn't appear to have blown away. Good to see that you are all still happily escaped. It's something I want to do more and more if only I could convince husband but it's hard for him, he runs a small family business that would be impossible to relocate.
Love your banter, respect from the Highlands of Scotland
Thanks very much Adian, i respect you also for living up north ! the weather is more extreme. We are soft southerner's ! keep safe and well.
It's sad that we don't have that here in Chicago IL. or much of the US for that matter.
Simple answer is that our schools have been gutted (not the emotional kind, but economically) over the past 30+ yrs. and education was pretty narrow prior.
I have to watch myself when out at the tap/tavern/bar playing pool or just talking to people, as my banter can take many seconds to never to sink in. It really is a dull/dim witted country. Eh... thanks for the vids. I'll control my stove/kitchen/social evny.
Love the intro, stay safe. Lots of love to you and your family from Manitoba. It’s Louis Riel day here, he opposed government, was executed and his village burned to the ground by the crown. Today the house votes to suspend our charter rights. More of the same from that crowd. Oh well. Off the matrix for a reason, be well my brother
Hello Roger sorry for a late reply, I totally support the freedom rallies in your country and wanted to put the lorry bit in without talking about politics as i try to avoid that on this channel. I have been following the situation very closely as freedom is what life is all about ! im also a little cross that our stupid Boris MP is visiting without even condemning his actions ! they are all from the same blinking mould ! , power trip twits ! thanks Roger and good luck over there, Take good care
I just lvoe bantoning down the hatches and getting ready for abit of chaos. Luckily here in our valley we are pretty protected. I get so excited tho, just love it all
Hello Benn, you have the perfect place in that valley ! the storms seem to be getting more common. There is a house near me in a little valley, i did mention to Vicky that they probably had no problems as they are very protected. thanks Benn, take good care. Glad you kept safe.
Thanks for this video Gary. Made me think about a few things i had missed here. Stay safe all of you.
Dudley and Eunice balls, especially for your garden!!! Good to test your prep skills! Love your channel, funny and entertaining, and informative - especially for us here in South Africa who want to do the same. Hey hair is good for the garden too!! (So I heard).
"Blinking wind on my knockers" 😂 SUBSCRIBED
Thanks for being a part of this channel, keep safe and well.
Glad all was safe and you weren't affected too negatively. As for you not being a mad prepper....you're a prepper and you're definitely a bit mad so maybe you are a mad prepper, no? Good to see the family are over the dreaded C-19 they all went down with. It was a bit hairy down on the south coast, but I got away with no damage and mum (a mile up the road) just had a few chairs blown around her garden, so all good. I'm glad you mentioned about electric cars not being the greenest option in production, or indeed when the battery needs to be disposed of, but hey ho, they scuppered the cars that could run off water as it wouldn't make them any money. Side note: RAC man had to pay a visit to us recently and told us that there is going to be much towing of electric vehicles to specialist garages as they can't touch anything over 50v, so my advice, DON'T break down!! Take care Gary and family and thanks for the video xox
Time to install some weather board above the camper brother. 😂😂😂 So good seeing you guys enjoying the adventure that is nature. Awesomeness. Our cabin is all set up and ready to go now bro, so whenever you and the fam need a break in Spain, come pay us a visit ❤️❤️❤️ ya boy is growing too fast man... Too fast indeed.
For once RUclips has proposed something really original , a Englishman in England in a farmhouse . I try to keep up with my English , I am a older French lady living in France and all I get is English buying French castles , manoirs , employing English tradesmen then asking for money to restore them !!!! I watched the first video where your son did the voice over and he seems to have a different accent from you , very clear voice . I have subscribed because I like what you are doing and in a very little way do the same things as you . You have had strong winds , yesterday we had red sand from the Sahara covering everything . I am now going to watch all your previous vlogs and also you will help me visit England . I am sorry about the length of my comment I will not do it again , but I am sure that I will always give you a thumbs up for your very refreshing vlogs . Bonsoir de la Charente Maritime .
Hello Hector, yes your right about my sons different accent, we moved from east of London when he was very young so he has picked up the Suffolk accent whilst the rest have an Essex accent. Thanks for your kind words, keep safe and well and good luck in these harder times.
It's really strange watching this as we live on Orkney, where the wind blows like that most weeks in the winter. During Eunice we had virtually no wind, it was like you guys stole it all. Just catching up on your videos Gary, always a pleasure.
Thanks Helen, sadly the house roof tiles are not nailed down here and it gets frightening in high winds, i wish i had slate nailed down ! sorry for a late reply, its always very busy here, what a lovely remote place you live, i would love to be more isolated from civilization. keep safe and well, take good care !
Oi oi! Still windy af here in Ramsgate and I'm getting fed up with it! Loads of houses around us lost roof tiles, a few trees blew down around Thanet, couple of chimneys down etc., but luckily nothing too disastrous. The worst part of the storm for us was that my favourite garden bin has now got a big crack in the lid. Proper upsetting, that was. Glad your caravan didn't blow away - the power of the rake!
Hello Simon, yes i heard that further south had is worst. My Dad lives close to the Dartford bridge, it was bad around there as well. like you im sick to the back teeth with the weather ! thanks and take good care.
At least you had plenty of wine and cider in..... It looked very exciting!!!! Love to you all x
Hello Jane, its good to hear from you, ha ha the cider has long gone ! im going to have to brew something else. we do have a tub of homegrown frozen raspberries, perhaps some raspberry wine soon. Take good care and thanks for your kind words, x
Hi Gary, I'm coming late to this vid. I'm so pleased that you had no storm damage and thanks for this great vid. showing your preparations for Eunice. We had an empty poultry ark blow over and lost a couple of roof slates, our farm buildings are mostly stone with one modern general purpose one, so they are pretty solid.
We are however in a very exposed position here yet didn't lose power somehow. So we were lucky. Take good care and I hope you manage to keep things off your knockers! Best. Johnny.
Hello Johnny, sorry to hear about the damage, im getting sick of these high winds that seem to be getting more common. We always seem to loose power here i think our power lines are getting very old, with many miles of low powered cables above ground. thanks for the update, its nice to hear first hand from others on here. Thanks so much Johnny, good luck for the spring on your farm, take good care.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Thanks Gary, we haven't had much damage. Yes we do seem to be having more high winds. Our power lines are also old and overground, across moorland, having said that we don't often get any problems.
You are welcome Gary and thanks for the nod to spring! Take care.
I n my family survived 90 - 110 mph winds here in Cornwall. I had to do some rescue missions and put one dog and rabbit in the car a narrow miss with a tree branch and the caravan going down the embankment. I have done all the repairs today and the caravan is now back on its perch the scariest moment was then inches away from being hit by a tree branch as I did a rescue mission for the animals whilst the rest family was in the car. But all ok now planning the kitchen garden and repairing the garden as best as I can glad to see you are all okay and safe. take care and see you all soon
Hello, thanks for your update, wow sorry to hear you had this agro, glad your now back to normal. Yes i understand that Cornwall and the surrounding areas had the worst of that storm ! very scary stuff ! the west coast always gets the worst sadly! thanks and take good care, glad you and the animals survived !
Good way to quickly hold that roof on. Maybe secure edges with long cables to do the work for you. Love your sense of humor. You faired very well. Nothing like a storm to test your emergency plan.
Great video ! Mum and dad are down near duxford - they had power outage and a tree down on there roof - 80 year old tree lucky for them the big old girl fell with grace and other than loosing tv aerial no other damage - stay safe !
Hello Ashley, thanks for your comment, so glad no big damage done. Perhaps a good thing the aerial got taken out as there is sod all to watch on Mainstream TV anyway, just repeats and brainwash drivel , they are free from Ant and Dec now, bliss !! But seriously very pleased they stayed safe. thanks ashley, big cheers Guinness back ! and take good care
Pleased you kept safe and didn’t suffer too much Gary ..it extremely windy in Yorkshire and we had snow on Saturday.
Hello Jill, hope your keeping well. This year will are planting more veg than ever as the need for being Frugal is increasing by the month ! the world is going crazy ! and im now wanting to get a small wind turbine to be even more frugal on mains electric as the costs are spiralling. Keep up the great work at your end, the frugal ones will come through with ease ! take good care.
Great vlog
Thanks for popping by with kind words, stay safe.
Excellent guys, well weathered!
Thanks Jim, hope your keeping well, take good care
great video. very much and its agood job you know how to handle things. most people panic and sit and do nothing. Up here a few awnings ended up collapsed lol, but nothing too bad.
Thanks, keep safe and well
I was just thinking this morning we haven’t had a video from you.. I was worried that something happened! Lol glad your back! Hope you got through the storm ok… it want to bad for us, lost a greenhouse and fence, but we were not harmed! I was really going to spend the storm down the allotment, but lucky Bob talked me out of it… we don’t watch the news but he heard it on the radio.. luckily really as there was so much damage there sheds flying about loads of glass everywhere… it was bad for lots of poeple! We are so lucky that we didn’t lost our power but that’s really worrying as you have done so much to save your food! We would be gutted if that happens! Although I think Jasmine would like to see the end of the broad beans lol!!
Hello, oh no ! that's terrible loosing the greenhouse considering that's a very very important part of your life ! really sorry to hear this, but very glad you was all stayed safe with no personal injuries. The radio is now one of my favourite things as well. but it must be mainly on radio Caroline, free from mainstream news on the hour, but i did tune into greatest hits Ipswich for the weather update. thanks for your comment, take good care.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD glad your got though it ok!
Hello Gary and Family, I hope you are all safe and well. How are you all doing and how is the garden growing? i have had to get a proper job as i was no longer able to make a go of mny business. I have a new job and i am loving it. Shame that we have to work 35 hours a week just to pay to keep yourself alive. Rent and food prices here in Plymouth ate shocking. southern fried ckicken drum sticks and thighs last week were £2.79 per pack this week £3,15, this week.madness! 1 bed flat in the worst area of the cif the city was around £400 pmth have risen to £650 a mnth. I have been offered and allotment and i am waiting foir a date to go and view it. Very excited!
Hello Nathan, sorry that ive replied late, thanks for your update, sorry to hear of the struggles but the allotment is great news, we just need some rain now ! All is well here but very busy to make ends meet on our smallholding and the weather is affecting us more that the failing system ! Vicky did read me your message on face book. A video is coming very soon. keep safe and well, life is better when faced with being busy and new challenges ! never a dull moment ! over coming hard times makes us stronger with valuable lessons learnt.
Glad you didn't get to much damage we was hanging off our corrugated roof too. Torches and bath filled up 🤣. Catch you up soon.
Bloody weather ! it tends to rule my life living mostly off the land. Glad you was all okay down there. Did your little fellow get scared with the wind noise ? the howling down the chimney was so loud here. Cheers Dave, see you soon.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD he was very excited during. The thought of using torches was wonderful for him 🤣
Such a joy to get your videos, they cheer me up no end, love the way you deal with adversity calmly oh yes the haircut! Glad you are all ok
Thank you so much! take good care
Hi nice to see you back on its a good thing to cut your hair because grass doesn't grow on Busy streets keep safe and well done keeping your cool
blah ha ha, does that mean my hair grows because my brain has not got that much going on ! ha ha ! my hair is longer already ! it must be right ! thanks Steven, a great comment that made me laugh. keep safe and well.
Good to hear you are all ok, at least you got to test a lot of your preps and identify any weak spots. Hope you are doing OK with Storm Franklin. We live right next to the west coast & have been getting the full blast of winds, very scary listening to the roof tiles rattle & creak :-( ... but prepping makes things much more manageable. whew!
Hello Bob, glad you stayed safe, i watched videos on youtube and saw how bad the west coast had it ! you got the full brunt ! Glad your roof survived, it is very worrying times ! Yes your very right about the preps, i have a few small changes to make. Thanks Bob, take good care
Loved your intro line 😁 new sub here. Great stuff! 😊🌱👍
Hello Scott, Its all about freedom, we was all born free and no one should dictate how we should live. I watch many different channels on youtube but the common theme is freedom. From motor homes/caravans, to people living off grid in small cabins in the wild. "FREEDOM !!!! " Ive also been keeping up to date on Canada and totally support their movement. thanks Scott, take good care, thanks for becoming a part of this channel.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Well said! thank you 😁🔥✨
You want to get a couple of Lithium batteries and a mains charger as a battery back-up, then you have initial power after a power cut and then you can use the caravan power to top up (and a back-up diesel genny to charge batteries (diesel is safer to store)) if cloudy & there's no solar.
But I would seriously get some off-grid solar to be able to keep batteries topped up, one on the shed roof would do.
Can see more power cuts coming real soon?
Also buy some threaded bar and secure the roof panels through the joists with wide washers and nylon locking nuts (may hold in the wind)? or some lorry ratchet straps?
Hello, sorry late to get back to you, hope your keeping well. We have now got a small genny. I would love to own one of them lithium power walls for battery back up but they are out of my price range at the moment. We have only just finished paying the electric car off, its been hard work and i have also been putting in many hours with the lumberjack for extra cash, setting up is very expensive ! it would be a lot easier just living in a caravan instead of trying to do it large scale in a house ! thanks and take good care
Please do more videos we love watching you ❤️
Hello, i might do some more in the future, but i am distancing myself from social media more these days, Thanks so much for your kind comment, keep safe and well.
'They' always say it will be the worst storm ever, it is all about fear... Never seen you looking so panicked!! Enjoy the serene glow from the oil lamps, and some peace and quiet...and the £700 !!!!
Just read, 36 hours... a shame!! haha
Hello Bry, sorry late getting back to you. It worked out that i could get paid more for electric compensation than working with my lumberjack friend for a week ! and thats very knackering when i work for him. We need the money to pay off that new car. We will have it cleared by next month. Im not normally too worried about earning money when not in debt, its the first debt for a long time ! . Food, warmth and my radio and im happy earning very little these days ! See you very soon Bry, take good care.
Hi great video and channel, I've subscribed😎.
Thanks for the sub ! keep safe and well.
Thought you were going to lose the roof over the caravan for a minute.
Not too bad here in NE Lincs. A few ruffled chickens and a cheapo polythene poly tunnel that flew across the garden.
That power cut took me back to when we were kids in the 70's and only had power 3 days a week!
Hello Mark, hope your keeping well. I also remember power cuts in the 70s very well, i remember going down to the petrol garage with my Dad to get paraffin which used to be sold on fuel pumps as you know. Long gone are them pumps ! We had a paraffin heater in the fire place that gave off that familiar smell on lighting it. The good old days ! i much prefer the past hence all the old fashioned things i have collected over the years and still use. thanks Mark, glad you survived ! take good care
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD
Just for you mate:
ruclips.net/video/q-qbTyOL5lc/видео.html
that jogger tho XD i really hope once i drive i can buy an electric car, i dont like the smell of fuel burning just like people smoking. how much does one of those wood stoves cost for cooking? its a gread idea for power outages! the tesco tip is great! thats some strong winds!!! we had it bad in switzeland but not that horrible! for the blanket i suggest you buy one or more insulating ones with the silver side and gold side, we use them in the mountains for rescue and during car accidents so theyre really good! hope you and everyone and the animals are all doing well! stay safe!
Hello, it lovely to hear from you. hope all is well. The wood cooking stoves are very expensive brand new, ours cost £7000 supplied and fitted ! but there seems to be plenty of second hand ones about for a third of the price, they last forever ! 50 years plus ! . Ours is made by a company called Rayburn, there are other cheaper makes out there though. Its a very slow process getting all the correct equipment to live of grid, we have been saving for over 15 years to help buy things like this. great idea about the silver blankets, thanks and take good care.
Hi Gary! Glad to hear nearly everything is okay! Nice to spend some time with the kids playing games I bet!
Me, Becky and Nelly are very excited about coming next week! We have dropped you a message on Facebook 😀
Hello Jordan and Becky, all is good for the Ipswich station pick up and the supermarket stop off on the way back. Looking forward to seeing you all. The good new is we held the roof on the caravan ! ha ha im so glad the van is all okay as its not insured ! As you know im not often on FaceAche but will pop over to read your message very soon. Keep safe and well, see you next week. safe travels.
I wondered if you could do a video on Orford Castle and a walk through of the nearby community garden thing (?) - seems interesting...
Hello, sorry for a late reply, sorry im not really uploading much these days as im slowly distancing myself from social media and civilization. Im just enjoying our smallholding and nature more. Thanks for popping by, keep safe and well.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD sounds good! Watch out for the other civilizations too, you know, the ones that come from UFO’s.
superb advice and like your style of reporting .keep them comming and glad alls good with you and your family
ps who won at monopoly
Hello Paul, its good to hear from you, hope your keeping well. Sophie won, i came last as always, ha ha, thanks and take good care
Really glad to hear you escaped without any damage.
I went to work Friday as normal without any issues. Like yourself it did get worse in the afternoon. Luckily no damage at mine either and by some miracle my electric was still on. I’m definitely going to be getting some oil lamps.
Take care 😊👍😊
Hello Dan, the oil lamps are great but the clean burn oil is around £7 a litre, but i love things from the past. They work well when the modern world goes tits up ! when turned up full they are so much brighter than candles. These can work fine on cheaper paraffin/kerosene or even heating oil but do give of a small amount of smell when used on this fuel. Thanks Dan, glad you kept safe with no damage, take good care.
Cracking Vlog 👍 was hoping you would do something 👏
Thanks David, take good care
Hi Gary, hope you're all doing well. I was getting worried as I was running out of things to watch and was going to have to dig out my old Ron Jeremy videos!
Storm Frank here now, fed up with the weather as I cant get much done. I've got a 1000 litre IBC tank on the back of the van and want to get it off and set up as running out of water butts. Want this one to collect water for the washing machine. Keep posting mate, take care, Chris.
Hello Chris, sorry for a very late reply, the harvesting water to run a washing machine is a great idea, i did do this on my last house in the town and it worked great, we collected all the rain water from the house roof then connected the water storage to a 12v caravan water pump run from solar charging on a 12v leisure battery. we had a change over tap to connect back to the mains for them long hot summers with less rain. We used just a small water filter after the pump ( a string wound filter that we cleaned about every 3 months) . Thanks so much for your comment as i enjoy reading how others are getting on. good luck and take good care, Frugal is becoming so important with the situation happening today ! your one step ahead of the game !
WOW!! Very stressful time for you all, Glad you all got through safely and you experienced very little damage on the small holding. Were the animals all okay? Reminded me of the power cuts during the 70's and early 80's where we had candles and played bored games. Well done for being so prepared for the worst and so happy your all safe! Best wishes from Plymouth where we seem to have missed the worst of the storm. The trains are still disrupted but thats all.
Hello Nathan, so sorry for a late reply, thanks for your comment. Glad you missed the worst. I can also just about remember the 70s power cuts and going to the petrol garage for some paraffin, we had an old paraffin heater in the front room mounted in the fire place. Yes the 70s were great times to live. Thanks Nathan take good care.
Might be worth having a generator for backup as well
Hello, we have been lucky enough to have been given a small 650w 2 stoke generator for free. I'm also looking into one of them lithium solar power walls but they do cost a lot ! thanks and keep safe and well.
An excellent demonstration on how to stay calm and solder on. Well prepped and well trained. Bravo team. BTW, not all Etonians are twats Gaz, some boys actually get there on their own merit and bloody hard work. Sadly, no degree old bean, max you can achieve are one's A Levels. Stay safe over there. The Soviets are at it again, here come the Reds.
Hello Moose, always great to here from you. It seems like Eton and politicians go hand in hand, be it dead pig head fuckers or messy haired covid party hosts ! ha ha, It would be lovely to see normal people get a chance who are not Eton attenders. I though it was a higher education there, not just A levels. Yes the World is now even crazier ! energy crisis, soviet wars, pandemics, labour and food shortages, is this a great recipe for the collapses of civilization ! ha ha I did think the shit would hit the fan one day in the future but banked on it being peak oil or a solar flare ! perhaps i should have gone to Eton and i might have got it right, actually i would never pass an A level exam ! ha ha Thanks Moose keep safe and well.
Good video Gary and yes inspired. Last year I surrounded of oil boiler with additional urathane insulation and seen a massive saving I’m wondering if u did the same with the freezers would u get a little energy saving all be it ensure it’s vented for the compressor. I would love to see a video of your solar setup.hate these storms as we are very exposed and usually get roof damage so having to think how we can solve that problem soon
Hello Marcus, yes its time to really insulate everything because of the energy price increases, the more the better. I'm going to insulate our old cottage more by battening, rockwool and cladding some inside walls with tongue and groove panelling. I've just finish putting 100mm of celotex and boarding out the loft. I'm also thinking the same as you because we need some wind breaks to help ease the wind as my roof is not very good. The only thing i can think off at the moment is planting conifer trees to grow very large in the future on boundaries but safe distance from the house. Storms seem to be getting more common ! Thanks Marcus, take good care
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD if we had money we could wrap the house in 100mm eurathane and render over the top of it. U can get lots on eBay etc but serious money. Old house have to breath so cladding could lock in moisture and cause mould. U get plaster board with 500 eurathane on the back which u glue and screw to the wall and dry line. Maoist RUclipsrs show u what they do but I’m seeing a trend now where they are asking subscribers for input might be an idea to see the feed back. For me money is going to insulating the cavity walls. Price is 40 sq meter so adds up fast
I heard Eunice was going to be the best BJ ever. She barely stirred a kilt up here.
Good to hear you took no big damage.
Hello Dave, blah ha ha , i was going to say i got blown by Eunice but kept that out. This weather is getting a bit silly now, yet again we have high winds here today. I want the spring to come now ! I must admit the winters do get me very down. Thanks Dave, keep safe and well.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Yes the winter does me no good. We do have Desmond back after over a month waiting for parts for the MOT. Getting out at the weekend helped. Take care, stay safe spring cannot be far away.
Hiya bud . Iv been enjoying going through your videos and have subscribed. By any chance do you have the plans for your top bar hives as I'm thinking of making one probably next year .
Cheers.
Hello, sorry for a late reply , im not on here much anymore, we have sold the top bar hives and im in the process of making the national standard bee hives, we are starting a bee business over the coming years and planning on selling plenty of local honey. Hoping to keep splitting our current hive and re queening to make many hives in the coming years. thanks and take good care
Hope you are all OK, missing your videos🙂
Hello, hope your keeping well youself, thanks for asking. All is super fine and happy here, i am busy building and planting up the smallholding for the future, the world is going crazy ! so self sufficiency is becoming very important to ride the storm out. Thanks and keep safe and well.
Where have u gone?
Hi Gary, can you tell me what make of wood fired range you have please and is it any good? Thanks.
Hello Matty, thanks for poppy by. My wood burning range is a rayburn 200sfw and is literally the heart of the home ! a perfect off grid tool, especially with the energy crisis now going on ! I work on occasions with a lumber jack so wood is easy and cheap for me to get. ( i sometime work for wood not money ! ) The one thing about a wood burning range is that you need to be at home all day as it does not heat up fast enough if you have just come home from work and want dinner on the quick, it takes about 2 hours for the oven to get to temperature. Our range heats the house/ kitchen area perfect in the winter as well as its on all day long and through the night. I want never be with out one now ! thanks for popping by, keep safe and well.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Hi Gary thanks very much for replying. I will look into one of these for our house. Hope you're all keeping well.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD Hi Gary, long time no videos, hope everything is good with you guys.
@@mattyp6940 Hello, hope your keeping well, yes all is fine and dandy here Matty, just enjoying life away from civilisation. Its looking bleak in the real world so decided to switch off from it and concentrate on being more self reliant than ever, less impact then from the shit show ! my biggest worry at the moment is when is it going to blinking rain !!!!! ha ha its so nice being dictated to by just mother nature ! thanks Matty for asking, keep safe and well take good care and happy prepping to ease the ride !
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD good to hear and don't blame you!
Where have you gone¿
Hello, im still alive !!! ha ha just enjoying very little screen time lately and working hard on projects and growing tonnes of veg. Due to how crazy the world is going im busy preparing for what ever comes to help ease the hardships ! the water well project should be finished next week all ready for the major drought and water rationing ! ha ha its one thing after another ! too many things are going tits up at the same time ! thanks and keep safe and well. get prepping for an easier time !
When you connected the solar from the van it reminded me of this setup on "Country View Acres" where his mains switch is connected to a switch to plug in a generator. I was thinking, you might be able to disable the mains power and connect your house solar directly. I'm thinking of doing something like this on Alanvale but with a generator. Perhaps it would be worth talking to an electrician. Start 8.5 minutes in. ruclips.net/video/MjUANluSZSE/видео.html
Hello, i just watched that video and that is exactly how i want to set this up in the future, but more solar and batteries are needed. I have also just got a 650 watt generator for free. Thanks for popping by and thanks for the link for the video. take good care.
I was listening to some right idiots on the radio yesterday denying the storm actually existed. Words fail me
Glad you came through ok. Luckily for once the weather hasn’t been replicated in central France
Hello, ha ha , God dam storm deniers ! I expect they also believe the earth is flat ! thanks and take good care
You should have got a car that runs on methane hahahaha
I should think if Gary eats lots of veges, he runs on methane. I love your accent Gary. My Grandparents came from South London in 1923.
Ha ha, good one Nigel ! take good care
Hello Alanvale and the lazy farmer. Blah ha ha yes you have got that spot on " how to retire and not drop down dead ", you have done the right thing to keep fit and active for sure. I Also agree with you that the other side guided you to buying that property. It was written into your soul contracts stay on planet earth !! God bless and take good care. Good luck for a long happy retirement future on Alanvale.
@@ESCAPINGTHEMATRIXFORGOOD I've gone back and watched all your videos from the start and like your laid back attitude.