I have been enjoying watching your garden tours, they are very relaxing and you have done a fantastic job of making something that looked ignored and disheveled, look cared for and very incorporated with nature. I love the way you fill your garden and have everything flowing together. Great work!
wow you can see that you have done so much work here. I think every year that I spend in my allotment, makes it so much easier the year after, It is amazinf how much you can do in such a little time, but how beafitual it is to have a space for a long period of time.
Much enjoyed your Sept post. You have had a wonderful harvest from your hard work. You have encouraged me and I have has a good summer planting. I sent one of your post to a friend who is a master Gardner and she loved your post. Glad you had a good birthday for 30. I also had a great birthday celebration and thank you for your kind wishes to me. You are a delight. As an American I love your accent. You are so positive and expressive. I do hope your boyfriend is worthy of you and appreciates you. I have 4 grown sons and did Miss not having a daughter but if I did I would have hoped she would have been like you. You need not take your time responding as I am a fan who looks to you for encouragement. Blessings on you. Jim, TN, USA
Thank you for getting soaked. 30 looking 20 I would say. I love looking back at the changes and planning more changes. Enjoy your month. Would love to see you do your autumn chutney and recipe. You are a true inspiration for this old gal. 👍💝🇨🇦
Great tip about videoing and photographing your plot from the start so you can see progress. I've only had mine 3 months and already I can see some changes from the wild grassy mess! I've created 3 beds so far but have covered the rest of the plot in black plastic to suppress the grass/weeds until next season. It's not pretty but it works. Thanks for all the fab tips :-)
It was fun to see your allotment five years ago compared to now! I have enjoyed looking back at old photos from before we started our garden as well. It’s such an encouragement when you’re feeling tuckered out. Our September has been extremely wet in the Pacific Northwest USA. we are hoping October still has a little life left in it to help finish off the last of the fall crops. Sending prayers for sunshine so you can get your jobs done as well!☀️ keep up the good work!
I just discovered your channel and highly compliment you on your presentation and content. Your garden and shed look just great and I loved the fact that you preserved so much of your produce that you showed in your Christmas Video from last year. I haven't had time to look at the other videos yet but hope you did some on how your preserved your produce. Look forward to seeing future videos. I garden in the Central Valley in California where we only get 12-13 inches of rain all year and we get NO RAIN from Nov to May....so it makes gardening in the summer a challenge. Loved the robin that followed you around in your garden and the gentleman who sent you the drawing of the robin is so talented. Anyway...didn't mean to let this note get so long but wanted you to know how much I enjoy your chats.
Hi love your plot. I put my tulips in pots in my unheated garage so you could do that and keep them in your shed. My garage was rather dark and they got leggy I needed to put the pots outside sooner. But this is a good alternative. I also planted some outside with plastic bird netting, that did work but was a pain as you pointed out and you need to remember to take up the netting before the tulips get tangled in it...so yeah a pain. But the pots in the garage did work and that wasn't so bad. Not as good as in the ground but an option non the less.
You have a very nice channel. That garden produces so much food ! It would be interesting to see how each thing stores at the house, or canned or pickled or however you keep it. As you said of the squash it had to sit awhile ? Very sweet channel. You even apologized to one of your plants .. awww! Thanks so much.
I found your channel about 2 week ago and I been watching all your videos 😳 , I feel peaceful and inspired thank you for sharing your garden. 💜 happy belated birthday.
you are very inspiring . I love your videos. I have to look at your spring videos at the moment as l live in Melbourne Australia and we are in spring heading towards summer . Your dahlias have inspired me to try growing a few cafe au lait this year.
It’s astonishing what you have accomplished in such a short time. I love your tours young lady, I am much older than you but we share a birthday week! So happy belated birthday to you and your allotment. Here in the middle of the USA we have had an absolutely tropical summer. It’s been hot as is usual for us but it has also been exceptionally rainy ever since last spring. Everything is lush and green and I am so grateful for it, but things are not growing the way they normally do. Watching this on October 1 and I harvested eggplants, peppers and tomatoes today. It’s 10:00 pm and still 80 Fahrenheit with 70% humidity outside. Loving hanging onto summer but I hate to think of the repercussions when it comes to a screeching halt and the poor winter crops will be so stunted from the heat that most of them are no bigger than a thimble. Who knew? Just participated in my first seed swap on IG last week and another next week. Looking forward to finding your IG account, thanks for mentioning it.
I had tons of apples too. We made apple sauce. Plain nothing added and the type with cinnamon, sugar and allspice. Did with boiling method. Ended up with about 60 pint jars. Never did it before but it was amazing.
I really enjoy your videos. I always feel inspired afterwards. I can't wait to have my own plot one day. I hope you had a lovely birthday, i'm a september baby too. Take care xx
I love your videos, rain or not. I started out with just 2 small raised beds on a balcony in 2012, doubled that in 2014 when we bought our house. This year I got the opportunity to rent 50m2 and I will be doubling that next year. I'm learning so much..since growing on such a scale is quite a different story. But I love every minute of it. Your videos make me looking forward to next year even more, seeing all the stuff I want to grow as well hahaha. Thank you for another uplifting video on this gloomy day. In the Netherlands here, it pours en pours just as badly! But I see a strip of sunshine, so of to the allotment between showers it is. Garden greetings, Debbie
this was my first year with raised beds, my polytunnel blew to bits in march during a storm, still i had a good crop of sweetcorn and potatoes, courgettes are still going strong, i have nicked a ton of tips off of your videos, keep up the good work.
Your progress on the garden is impressive. You've done really well! I dehydrate apples, mostly for morning oatmeal and snacking over the winter. My garden this year was a little less productive then last year except the tomatoes did great. Rains have started really early here so I'm looking forward to some squash stew when it's ready.
If you could get a solar charger with a battery in a way you could connect a rat reppelent maybe you could have your tulips. Sorry my bad English. Love your vídeos ♥️
It looks great with so many flowers still in bloom. I must really get on with my foxgloves and garlic planting. My favourite thing to do with apples is stewed apple/apple sauce. Just peel and chop apples, add a but if water and stew it until it falls apart, you can use a potato masher to mash it, make it smooth or leave bits as you like. Pour into jars and sterilise in boiling water bath, it will last for a very long time. The other thing I saw on American websites was apple pie filling, I don't know the exact recipe but it was basically apple with all the spices so that any time you feel like having apple pie in winter you can make it quickly with filling from a jar. I would love to see a picture of all your jars of preserves :)
Veronika that’s such a great idea. I make a lot of crumbles but don’t have room to freeze all the apples. I definitely want to try making this ready made pudding filling! Thanks for sharing 💕
BEAUTIFUL garden you have there! HAPPY belated birthday to you and happy anniversary to your ownership of an allotment! Happy fall gardening to you!!🍁🍂🍠🍓🍅🍆❤
Plant your tulips in wire baskets (1” or 25mm mesh) that will stop the rats although it could be squirrels as well. If you make a box out of weldmesh 10mm mesh or less the make the lid out of chicken wire .
You’ve done such a lot! Great to see that footage. Tulips in pots and a piece of chicken wire or such over the top should protect them. Where do you store all your produce! You need a pantry 😆Great allotment.
I really do! It’s taking over my flat 🙈 At least the squash work as decorations for this time of the year. My landlord is very understanding of the baskets of apples in the communal hall. I’ve been sharing them with my neighbours 🍏
I finally got a dehydrator this year. It’s been a boon for this year’s apple harvest. I’ve done loads of plain apple rings. But also some flavoured apple crisps: chilli jam; sugar cinnamon; teriyaki & soy; citric acid & lemon; lemon chutney. You can coat apple slices in anything and dry them. They keep for ages. And I’m doing fruit “leathers”. Running out of jars, tubs and shelf space now.
JE Hoyes I bought a second hand dehydrator last year and mall de apple crisps. I only made them plane or with cinnamon though. Thanks for your flavour suggestions and for reminding me about fruit leathers!! 👏🏻
Hi Katrina, great video again! Great tomatoes! I visited Kew Gardens also a vew years ago, its amazing! If you ever come to Holland i have some great tips for you! Greetings from Holland, Paul
Thanks for watching Paul! I would LOVE to visit Holland one day. Maybe I should make up for my lack of tulips and visit your tulip markets in Spring! 🌷
I love your videos. I'm only new to your channel but so look forward to them. Have you tried making apple chips,? You can either use a dehydrator or the oven. You can make them plain or sprinkle them with cinnamon and then make the chips. They are soooo good. Applesauce is another good one to try. And ofcourse Apple Pie, though I'm not sure how well a pie will keep - it will still be really scrumptious with some tea on a cold, wet day.
Awwh, thank you! 😲 I never even thought of apple bread! Definitely going to give it a try now that I'm improving my baking skills. I made some courgette and apple muffins the other week and they were so tasty! Thanks for the suggestion!
Boldly Grow Homestead yes. I tend to peel them too but I suppose I don’t really need to 🤔 My food processor has a bunch of accessories for chopping, mixing and grating. It’s such a timesaver when all the harvests are ready!
Happy Belated Birthday 😊 we here in Ontario we have lots of snow to look at in the winter months. I definitely agree with all the work involved with the garden in the Fall. Good luck with your garden. 👍❤️😊
A great haul of squash you had from the plot. I love Honeyboat. Its been raining for 3 weeks here, but tomorrow suppose to be dry then back to rain on Thursday so need to get out and do some filming before I lose the opportunity. Good to see your planning ahead. Great episode again. Tony
Apple cider vinegar with all the peels and cores you save! I live in Subtropics so I can't grow them but I buy apples and dry them to add to granolas and oatmeal
Hallo from Belgium, I love your gardening videos, I am really addicted of growing my vegetables, fruit trees, fruit bushes and flowers /wild flowers and I'll be doing more next year.... Thanks for sharing your videos...
What about encouraging a few cats? I know they can do damage but I have 2 of my own and 3cats that visit or pass through our garden on their way home. We have a corner plot in a cul de sac (we have a large garden and use half of it for growing our veg). I use my flower beds to encourage them to use as their toilet keeping them well topped up with my own compost so no smells or little parcels on the soil. We live next to land that is wild so there are plenty of rodents. While I don't like to think of any animal in fear and pain my cats do kill the rats clean and quick. Then the carrion crows come and take the the rats so nothing is left for the flies. Just subscribed to your channel, nice stuff and congratulations on the new job. Before we down sized our other garden was a walled garden on 3sides, lovely! All the best.
This is my happy place now . I just love going through the gate & hearing your positivity.
WOW you have come a long way from 2014 🙌 you have a gorgeous plot that is special to you and I have really enjoyed following your journey so far 🌸💕🌸
I have been enjoying watching your garden tours, they are very relaxing and you have done a fantastic job of making something that looked ignored and disheveled, look cared for and very incorporated with nature. I love the way you fill your garden and have everything flowing together. Great work!
Lovely voice and such a quiet, calm personality.. Love from Trinidad-the Caribbean. Continue to enjoy what you do..God bless.
Very nice garden... And can see the hard work behind.... Awesome.. Watching your channel for the first time and subscribed as well
Still catching up with your old videos. Love the fast forward 🤣 watching the pile get bigger. Nice harvest.
wow you can see that you have done so much work here. I think every year that I spend in my allotment, makes it so much easier the year after, It is amazinf how much you can do in such a little time, but how beafitual it is to have a space for a long period of time.
What a wonderful harvest....I have learnt so much from your videos....thank you ❤🌱
Love your garden, so vibrant.
Much enjoyed your Sept post. You have had a wonderful harvest from your hard work. You have encouraged me and I have has a good summer planting. I sent one of your post to a friend who is a master Gardner and she loved your post. Glad you had a good birthday for 30. I also had a great birthday celebration and thank you for your kind wishes to me. You are a delight. As an American I love your accent. You are so positive and expressive. I do hope your boyfriend is worthy of you and appreciates you. I have 4 grown sons and did
Miss not having a daughter but if I did I would have hoped she would have been like you. You need not take your time responding as I am a fan who looks to you for encouragement. Blessings on you. Jim, TN, USA
Thank you for getting soaked. 30 looking 20 I would say. I love looking back at the changes and planning more changes. Enjoy your month. Would love to see you do your autumn chutney and recipe. You are a true inspiration for this old gal. 👍💝🇨🇦
Great tip about videoing and photographing your plot from the start so you can see progress. I've only had mine 3 months and already I can see some changes from the wild grassy mess! I've created 3 beds so far but have covered the rest of the plot in black plastic to suppress the grass/weeds until next season. It's not pretty but it works. Thanks for all the fab tips :-)
I love your videos. Thanks for posting them...so inspirational!
It was fun to see your allotment five years ago compared to now! I have enjoyed looking back at old photos from before we started our garden as well. It’s such an encouragement when you’re feeling tuckered out. Our September has been extremely wet in the Pacific Northwest USA. we are hoping October still has a little life left in it to help finish off the last of the fall crops. Sending prayers for sunshine so you can get your jobs done as well!☀️ keep up the good work!
I just discovered your channel and highly compliment you on your presentation and content. Your garden and shed look just great and I loved the fact that you preserved so much of your produce that you showed in your Christmas Video from last year. I haven't had time to look at the other videos yet but hope you did some on how your preserved your produce. Look forward to seeing future videos. I garden in the Central Valley in California where we only get 12-13 inches of rain all year and we get NO RAIN from Nov to May....so it makes gardening in the summer a challenge. Loved the robin that followed you around in your garden and the gentleman who sent you the drawing of the robin is so talented. Anyway...didn't mean to let this note get so long but wanted you to know how much I enjoy your chats.
Lovely video. Squashes are my favourite things, especially Kabocha, Bonbon and Crown Prince.
It’s not big headed. Take pride in your hard work. 🎂🎉🥳 Great video.
I love garden.I love flowers, fruits, vegetables.
You're reaping the fruit of your labour. Well done.👍👍👍
Hi love your plot. I put my tulips in pots in my unheated garage so you could do that and keep them in your shed. My garage was rather dark and they got leggy I needed to put the pots outside sooner. But this is a good alternative. I also planted some outside with plastic bird netting, that did work but was a pain as you pointed out and you need to remember to take up the netting before the tulips get tangled in it...so yeah a pain. But the pots in the garage did work and that wasn't so bad. Not as good as in the ground but an option non the less.
You have a very nice channel. That garden produces so much food !
It would be interesting to see how each thing stores at the house, or canned or pickled or however you keep it. As you said of the squash it had to sit awhile ?
Very sweet channel. You even apologized to one of your plants .. awww! Thanks so much.
So beautiful gardens.
Morning I am new to your channel. I Am finding very informative. Uplifting and inspiring. Thankyou you so much🙏🏼👋
Such a beautiful colors😊😊😚😆
absolutely so inspiring!!!and relaxing
I found your channel about 2 week ago and I been watching all your videos 😳 , I feel peaceful and inspired thank you for sharing your garden. 💜 happy belated birthday.
that candy squash is so so so big and cool!!
you are very inspiring . I love your videos. I have to look at your spring videos at the moment as l live in Melbourne Australia and we are in spring heading towards summer . Your dahlias have inspired me to try growing a few cafe au lait this year.
She is verryy hardworking beautiful garden she have maintain looking great
It’s astonishing what you have accomplished in such a short time. I love your tours young lady, I am much older than you but we share a birthday week! So happy belated birthday to you and your allotment. Here in the middle of the USA we have had an absolutely tropical summer. It’s been hot as is usual for us but it has also been exceptionally rainy ever since last spring. Everything is lush and green and I am so grateful for it, but things are not growing the way they normally do. Watching this on October 1 and I harvested eggplants, peppers and tomatoes today. It’s 10:00 pm and still 80 Fahrenheit with 70% humidity outside. Loving hanging onto summer but I hate to think of the repercussions when it comes to a screeching halt and the poor winter crops will be so stunted from the heat that most of them are no bigger than a thimble. Who knew? Just participated in my first seed swap on IG last week and another next week. Looking forward to finding your IG account, thanks for mentioning it.
I love to see your video, where is the farm?
Would love to see how you make your chutney and pickled peppers and beets. From seed to preserves....thank you for these lovely videos.
Gosh I can’t believe how much work you’ve done
I had tons of apples too. We made apple sauce. Plain nothing added and the type with cinnamon, sugar and allspice. Did with boiling method. Ended up with about 60 pint jars. Never did it before but it was amazing.
Love your videos you shared.
cider
you look great in them autumn colours
learning a lot from you
you have done a great job
loving it
I really enjoy your videos. I always feel inspired afterwards. I can't wait to have my own plot one day. I hope you had a lovely birthday, i'm a september baby too. Take care xx
I love your love for the garden 😍!
Great work.Have a good job.Love it
Beautiful property!
I love your channel and look forward to every video.
I love your videos, rain or not. I started out with just 2 small raised beds on a balcony in 2012, doubled that in 2014 when we bought our house. This year I got the opportunity to rent 50m2 and I will be doubling that next year. I'm learning so much..since growing on such a scale is quite a different story. But I love every minute of it. Your videos make me looking forward to next year even more, seeing all the stuff I want to grow as well hahaha.
Thank you for another uplifting video on this gloomy day. In the Netherlands here, it pours en pours just as badly! But I see a strip of sunshine, so of to the allotment between showers it is.
Garden greetings, Debbie
Ur looking very nice....ur doing well work nd nice garden u have.all the best for ur grden.
Wow you have done so much work with your allotment! Amazing
this was my first year with raised beds, my polytunnel blew to bits in march during a storm, still i had a good crop of sweetcorn and potatoes, courgettes are still going strong, i have nicked a ton of tips off of your videos, keep up the good work.
I like your organic vegetables
Your progress on the garden is impressive. You've done really well!
I dehydrate apples, mostly for morning oatmeal and snacking over the winter. My garden this year was a little less productive then last year except the tomatoes did great. Rains have started really early here so I'm looking forward to some squash stew when it's ready.
Hi from Brooklyn,NY USA.On the ground you have fencing.Three pieces you can use that for your tulips.
That’s a good idea but the holes are too big. I think the mesh that is used for rabbit hutches would be better!
Wow you doing amazing work. I love gardening
I wish i have garden like that wow!
Me too, hopefully I will one day.
Hello! I follow you on Instagram but am glad you also made a RUclips video. Lovely plot and beautiful flowers. Can't wait for the next video!
Greta Zabulyte aww thank you for coming over to my RUclips channel! 🥰
Love this video!
wonderful. i really like your garden !
If you could get a solar charger with a battery in a way you could connect a rat reppelent maybe you could have your tulips. Sorry my bad English. Love your vídeos ♥️
My green manure is vetch. I totally like green manure. I'm subbed.. Yes, gardening needs to be done so one can have a good garden in the videos
Love ur garden
I really love this garden
Hard work you are amazing
It looks great with so many flowers still in bloom. I must really get on with my foxgloves and garlic planting. My favourite thing to do with apples is stewed apple/apple sauce. Just peel and chop apples, add a but if water and stew it until it falls apart, you can use a potato masher to mash it, make it smooth or leave bits as you like. Pour into jars and sterilise in boiling water bath, it will last for a very long time. The other thing I saw on American websites was apple pie filling, I don't know the exact recipe but it was basically apple with all the spices so that any time you feel like having apple pie in winter you can make it quickly with filling from a jar. I would love to see a picture of all your jars of preserves :)
Veronika that’s such a great idea. I make a lot of crumbles but don’t have room to freeze all the apples. I definitely want to try making this ready made pudding filling! Thanks for sharing 💕
You and your garden so so butyful
I love lavender since my favorite color is purple.
You've got such a beautiful allotment! Very inspiring!
BEAUTIFUL garden you have there! HAPPY belated birthday to you and happy anniversary to your ownership of an allotment! Happy fall gardening to you!!🍁🍂🍠🍓🍅🍆❤
Beautiful garden
Nice video. I really enjoy your videos
This year, I started my parsnips in kitchen roll tubes in the greenhouse. Good crop to come.
Plant your tulips in wire baskets (1” or 25mm mesh) that will stop the rats although it could be squirrels as well. If you make a box out of weldmesh 10mm mesh or less the make the lid out of chicken wire .
a bb rifle should take of the rats. Love your videos. South Florida USA here.
You’ve done such a lot! Great to see that footage. Tulips in pots and a piece of chicken wire or such over the top should protect them. Where do you store all your produce! You need a pantry 😆Great allotment.
I really do! It’s taking over my flat 🙈 At least the squash work as decorations for this time of the year. My landlord is very understanding of the baskets of apples in the communal hall. I’ve been sharing them with my neighbours 🍏
Hi I’m ur new subscriber here love gardening 👋😊
Thank you for your video
I finally got a dehydrator this year. It’s been a boon for this year’s apple harvest. I’ve done loads of plain apple rings. But also some flavoured apple crisps: chilli jam; sugar cinnamon; teriyaki & soy; citric acid & lemon; lemon chutney. You can coat apple slices in anything and dry them. They keep for ages. And I’m doing fruit “leathers”. Running out of jars, tubs and shelf space now.
JE Hoyes I bought a second hand dehydrator last year and mall de apple crisps. I only made them plane or with cinnamon though. Thanks for your flavour suggestions and for reminding me about fruit leathers!! 👏🏻
Hi Katrina, great video again! Great tomatoes! I visited Kew Gardens also a vew years ago, its amazing! If you ever come to Holland i have some great tips for you! Greetings from Holland, Paul
Thanks for watching Paul! I would LOVE to visit Holland one day. Maybe I should make up for my lack of tulips and visit your tulip markets in Spring! 🌷
another great video
I love your videos. I'm only new to your channel but so look forward to them. Have you tried making apple chips,? You can either use a dehydrator or the oven. You can make them plain or sprinkle them with cinnamon and then make the chips. They are soooo good. Applesauce is another good one to try. And ofcourse Apple Pie, though I'm not sure how well a pie will keep - it will still be really scrumptious with some tea on a cold, wet day.
You can freeze pies
We just made hedgerow jelly (or seedless jam if you like) with home grown crab apples, and foraged hawberries and rosehips. mmmm
May the Lord bless you.
Love your vids. Iv just started gardening Don’t have a clue at the moment
Halloween 🎃 is not too far.... Have fun 😍
Great video
belated happy birthday 💞
I may have squeed when I got this notification. Your videos are always enjoyable and inspirational!
(also I love making apple bread)
Awwh, thank you! 😲 I never even thought of apple bread! Definitely going to give it a try now that I'm improving my baking skills. I made some courgette and apple muffins the other week and they were so tasty! Thanks for the suggestion!
Boldly Grow Homestead I use my food processor. It grates apples in seconds and I get to keep my fingers! 😜
@@homegrowngarden lol that seems reasonable! You just core them first?
Boldly Grow Homestead yes. I tend to peel them too but I suppose I don’t really need to 🤔 My food processor has a bunch of accessories for chopping, mixing and grating. It’s such a timesaver when all the harvests are ready!
@@homegrowngarden Brilliant, good ideas in both directions!
Happy Belated Birthday 😊 we here in Ontario we have lots of snow to look at in the winter months.
I definitely agree with all the work involved with the garden in the Fall. Good luck with your garden. 👍❤️😊
A great haul of squash you had from the plot. I love Honeyboat. Its been raining for 3 weeks here, but tomorrow suppose to be dry then back to rain on Thursday so need to get out and do some filming before I lose the opportunity. Good to see your planning ahead. Great episode again. Tony
👏👏👏 V e r y n i c e 👏👏👏
I love gardening too.
Apple cider vinegar with all the peels and cores you save! I live in Subtropics so I can't grow them but I buy apples and dry them to add to granolas and oatmeal
Hallo from Belgium, I love your gardening videos, I am really addicted of growing my vegetables, fruit trees, fruit bushes and flowers /wild flowers and I'll be doing more next year.... Thanks for sharing your videos...
I hope u get all of your jobs done..
Very nice 👍
wow, so much produce !!! love those apples also
Nice... New wellies...)
Jalapeños! Awesome
You're pretty. Love your harvest too.
Thank you for this september tour🥰 never new field beans are a green manure, think i’m gonna try them.
They’re not as far as I’m aware. You can plant field beans now for an early crop next year.
Frank Coldwell I am looking for a good green manure for the winter. Not for eating☺️
😀👍️smiling
What about encouraging a few cats? I know they can do damage but I have 2 of my own and 3cats that visit or pass through our garden on their way home. We have a corner plot in a cul de sac (we have a large garden and use half of it for growing our veg). I use my flower beds to encourage them to use as their toilet keeping them well topped up with my own compost so no smells or little parcels on the soil. We live next to land that is wild so there are plenty of rodents. While I don't like to think of any animal in fear and pain my cats do kill the rats clean and quick. Then the carrion crows come and take the the rats so nothing is left for the flies. Just subscribed to your channel, nice stuff and congratulations on the new job. Before we down sized our other garden was a walled garden on 3sides, lovely! All the best.
I'm happy to see you
Wow nice looking
Gotta love a crusty bread, mature cheddar cheese and nasturtium sandwich !!
Hello ....😍
It's amazing...👌