Watch walking around wet mossy rocks, I broke my legs in four places from a bad fall on them, Still recovering, watching your videos help pass my days in this wheelchair. Thanks!!
Yay, door trim is done! Heavy sigh for you. Onward and upward. Kitten playing is so fun to watch. Hey Al and Gina, be ready for more weather. It’s on its way. This is Tuesday the 10th, and we had. Near hurricane last night in Northern California. Sleet, rain, snow. Winds up to 70 mph. Lots of trees down in my neighborhood. My trees are good, I had them trimmed the last three years, or cut down. Whew! We also had major wind Saturday night for a long time. Batten down your hatches. Take care.
I think people like the outdoors. You all can make anything. However, when people have limited time to watch (breaks or lunch hours) the outdoors is best. I am such a fan of your channel.
I don’t know if you will feel better about the jake brake thing, but for twenty years of winter seasonal work dispatching snowplows I absolutely LOVED the smells of the garage, especially diesel fuel. LOL at the cat in the box! They’re so cute. The higher up chewing spots might very well be porcupine. I’ve heard tales of people finding upside down porcupine quills stuck in the ground underneath a chewed off limb-silly porcupine sat on the wrong side of the snack. Be careful with your vehicles, because if you hit a porcupine at a specific angle the quills can puncture a car tire!
Your approach to your projects & other day to day life challenges are inspirational to all that watch your channel. Your hard work is worth it. Bless you guys.
I love how you put an “r” at the end of quite a few words Al. Area especially. You pronounce it arear. Is this a regional thing to the East Coast? It almost sounds like a Maine vocaculinar.😀🇨🇦
Hey Al are you going to be keeping any of the wood chips for building soil around your homestead? Bedding for the animals? Your place is really coming together and looking nice. 😊
Homeowners across the country do lawn care to keep the property looking nice. Al's lawn care is 500 acres of forest. What a delightful way to spend the day.
Love hearing you mention Alaska. It has been my home for the last 28 years and I adore it. We find lots of moose droppings on our property in Fairbanks. I'm not so into the earrings.....although the tourists seem to like them. I do add all the piles I find in the spring to the garden.....free fertilizer!
I love the water flowing through the woods, but to clear the culvert, just use a simple rake to get the stuff out the way than risk damaging the culvert with the excavator. I got that nugget from watching Post 10 doing his uncloggings!
Love seeing more of the land. The run off makes some nice streams. Too bad that culvert is plugged. But you helped it some. I've never found sheds in my 62 years but maybe someday. I grew up on 103 acre homestead with lots of 🦌 deer here in Michigan. Good luck!
Your door trim looks so good Al! I had my garage doors installed then wanted to put some pine around them...I carefully took the bracket loose one side at a time and was able to put the trim boards in the re-attach the brackets without the door falling down.
The kittens playing while your working us so cute….wow the stars in that but of sky you showed wer amazing….you gif the water flowing a bit better so hopefully the strength of the water will show you what’s blocking it
So, are you planning to have the wood from the property milled to build your own barns & dream home? Because THAT would make the home even more meaningful, and be super cool!
Rabbits are attached to the sweetness of the fresh bark! I cut fresh branches every year and pile them for the rabbits at my camp so they have something for the winter! It's a good sign that you have rabbits in the area!!
Kitten paws from the corner of bags, inside boxes, under closed doors. Yep, we have that. Always makes me laugh. Everything is a toy. Even the laundry on the airer, which isn't quite so funny. I hope the loggers don't disturb any hibernating bears, especially the mother with three cubs.
Good morning Al, Gina and Olivia. Trimming still. good to see what the loggers are getting done. Thank you for the ride along on the property. Everything looks good.
@@samvalentine3206 Well, good morning to you also Sam. Have a great week. Been in the low 40s the last two days. Ya hoo. Sorry I got carried away. See ya
@@genewileyopa - No problems at all, Gene! I hear you. It's nice to have warmer temps for sure. However the severe cold does take care of the insects... with the warmer temps, I noticed a few fruit flies we didn't have a few weeks ago. Thanks Chiquita Bananas! 🤨
Gina, antler sheds are also reclaimed by the land. Sheds i found over the years were in open field, some 300' to 900' apart, We had a natural basin woods near stream with dense forest & found shed is same nearly every year. There were flat/hilly areas that were dense, but with out antlers.
A trick on collecting antlers, lay out a pile of corn during shed season, in Texas we stake 3-4 t-posts in the ground around the pile and run bungee cords around it. They eat the corn, the bungee cords snag the antlers, and they drop. Timing is important so they won’t get stuck in it.
Good morning Lumnah's! The first winter you owned the OGP, you showed the loggers both how they cut the trees and then processed the logs on that one machine. It was so fascinating to me how they do all that. I really, really hope you can show some of that again this year. Even if it's just a short clip. Thanks so much. Have a blessed week.❤❤😊
I truly enjoyed the tour around your property. Saw so many beautiful things and the colors were outstanding, even for this time of year. Thanks for taking us along. Also wanted to say how much I enjoy the footage of the cats. Nothing cuter than a cat in a box!!
If you like the moss on your rocks, get some butter milk and paint the rocks you want moss on with it. Speed the process up by transplanting a little into the the rock. Of course, if you're trying to grow a crop of moss, you'll want to wait until later in the spring and choose rocks which have sone sun cover.
Good Morning Lumnah Acres and the fellow viewers! More logging! Cute with Gina filming you out the window. Yay, Olivia's door done! I like that you replaced that "brick" molding around your regular door to your bedroom. It does look so nice matching all the other trim! You even trimmed the garage door! Arlo under the box was funny! It's so peaceful out in your woods. I love hearing the birds. Good job getting that culvert opened up more. This was nice to watch with all the beautiful property. Thanks Lumnahs! I haven't seen Dave Magnuson saying good morning from Grand Forks for a bit. If you're out there, Hi!
That kitten is so adorable. I've got a little troublemaker of my own. Her latest favourite spots to get into are buckets. It's like a little "command station"😸
Good morning Al, Gina, & Olivia! Loved romping through the woods with you today. No Porcupines in Grayson County Virginia, so I wouldn't be familiar with their behavior. It would be interesting to see what eats the bark off trees. Woodpeckers? I have "1" Yellow Bellied Sapsucker that occasionally visits upside down on my front porch. I used to think someone was knocking on the front door, but no-one was ever there. During a coffee break I watched the "lil fella hoping he got all the Bore Bees.
Hi Al and Gina! It is great to see you guys going full steam on your new home. What is happening to your other home and all the out buildings you built? Also, please for your safety, get a push stick for your table saw! We don’t want to see the accident on camera that could easily happen. Even with a blade stop saw, you still get injured slightly when you hit the saw blade. We want to see you have all your fingers going forward!
to get some antlers in late fall take some page wire fencing attach it to poles put in the ground in the shape of a w put some feed in the corner of the W and when the bucks come in late the catch their loose antlers in the fencing and then they fall off it works
Porcupines for sure! Typically it’s a little early for sheds but you can find some and is getting real close for sure! The best part is hunting them out in the woods, looks fun! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
Good morning. I know exactly what you're talking about with the culverts. I have had the same situation. I ended up having to replace 4 of mine. They were completely full of debris and couldn't clean them out. Kinda of a expensive ordeal. Hope everyone has a blessed day.
Love that The trim is done. So enjoyed the ride and walk in your woods. So beautiful! I use to love walking in the woods with my husband and sons here in northern Pa.. Hope it freezes for you soon so your road is not torn up too bad. See you again Thursday
I’m in central PA, and one of the things that I miss the most is the back roads traveling my late partner and I would do on a whim. If he was driving, and asked me if we were in a hurry to get somewhere, I knew that I was about to get a look at the Pennsylvania Wilds.
With the heavy trucks running over the road will make for a very solid road bed! One thing I learned years ago that anything you build could be built differently had you had time to think of all the alternatives that would be in your future. I am wondering if you have a plan for replanting the area where the trees are being removed?
That's a beautiful property that you have acquired. You have a gift for envisioning the potential and future for this land and its been fun watching you both develope it. Thanks for letting us come along on your journey.
With great patience you did all this door trim, never in a hurry, just quietly going through the task at hand. Thank you, Al! And thank you Gina for being such a great help meet! Together you build, great work. May the Lord continue to guide you throughout your life to be such support to each other and for Olivia! How blessed she is to have you as parents! The Lord is good in giving you each other. Thank him for his love and faithfulnes.
Ya'lls use of the land suits both nature and your homestead. Great choices to bring in experienced loggers, like before? And let them harvest areas of lumber that would otherwise become worm dirt. Love ya'll ❤️
Thanks for taking us on a ride to the logging site and more. It's been a while since you took us to feed the animals. How are they all doing in their new lodgings?
Looking good and the water flow is going well now. I do see what issue you are working with with the culvert however and agree when the water goes down a bit your excavator will be a good deal to investigate! Good video and the door framing and all of it looks wonderful. Blessings for a good week.
I drove big trucks for 28 years and I liked the Jake brake on my dual stack trucks.. They are very necessary on roads with big hills or mountains. I miss my truck I'm disabled from fall on job and have 10 cervical vertebrae fusion. Do you have alot of hardwood coming out by loggers? That should bring a high dollar .
I like how you can stay on task. I'd be chomping at the bit to go see what the loggers are doing and mess up the door saying to myself, " it's good enough". Nice job, trim is BORING .
Man what a fantastic property you have your blessed!!! Love the woods footage hope you record all the land clearing and timber stuff!! Stay blessed all!!
500+ acres ain’t too shabby is it ! Gonna be nice when they get new barn and all Their buildings, new pasture lands established and get cattle 🐄 and sheep 🐑. Gonna be a lot nicer in time. Oh, also in their plans they plan to build a bigger house and use this new they building now as a processing house for the meat 🥩 🍖 🍗 they raise as well as a starter room for plants. Have a nice day 👍
Wow there’s a lot of wood out there. That Calvert definitely needs cleaned out. And then start trapping those beavers. Gina can use the fur can be to make gloves and hats and much more
Good morning Al and Gina! Felt good to walk in the woods with you today. Gina, I will cross my fingers you find a nice antler shed. Seems you have more inspectors than workers on the job site Al, 😃 Great morning video! Hugs from N.C..❤️
Dewalt should thank you for using their product. I’ve purchased a number of their tools once you showed me they hold up to farm life. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.
It’s looking so good. You’ve almost got it all trimmed out. I really enjoyed the ride down thru the timber. I love your place there. Beautiful. Cool video Al and Gina. ❤️👍
Got some nice property there, will never run out of water, put up some Trail cams see what animals you have roaming the woods, bet Olivia would love to see that.
I love watching you both work together. Reminds me of when I would help my husband do his jobs or work in our house. I love the sound of Jake brakes and I love your property. It reminds me of camping. We loved that. Best Wishes from NC.
0:28 - the sound of Jake brakes. For those who may not know, some diesel trucks have a feature called "Jake brakes" where special valving is used to use more engine compression as a brake to slow the truck, rather than relying on conventional brakes... they are controllable by the driver to use as needed and or wanted.
At 23:00, that is Chicken of the woods mushroom!!! It's delicious and does have the texture of chicken and has so much protein, vegans will eat it as a good source of protein and many vit/minerals! Harvest it and batter/fry it up!
What is the old looking yellow equipment on the side of the road, that is stuck between trees? Need to fix the mikes on your cam, it go's up and down a lot!
You need to find out when the deer shed in your area that way you can go shed hunting and hopefully find some before the critters chew and eat them up but sometimes you can find ones that have been left alone, good luck and have fun.
Good morning Al Gina & Olivia. Nice trip through the woods & seeing what has happened to the streams & the amount of damaged woodland. I think Al & Gina have made such a remarkable change to the property since its purchase & show a lot of concern for growth of what is to come. Well done & take care happy family.
Howdy Bob! Yes, it was a lot of fun to accompany Gina and Al off in the woods to venture down one of the trails they had made previously... to see what changes have transpired and also to look for shedded antlers!
Gina, I seem to find most of my sheds in places like creek ravines and fences where they will jump across the jolt or jarring of their head will drop the antlers. And if you do find one, the other really never seems to be to far away.
Trust me, we're all glad the trim is finished
Watch walking around wet mossy rocks, I broke my legs in four places from a bad fall on them, Still recovering, watching your videos help pass my days in this wheelchair. Thanks!!
I like seeing your chief inspector doing his/her job. So cute.
Yay, door trim is done!
Heavy sigh for you.
Onward and upward.
Kitten playing is so fun to watch.
Hey Al and Gina, be ready for more weather. It’s on its way.
This is Tuesday the 10th, and we had. Near hurricane last night in Northern California.
Sleet, rain, snow. Winds up to 70 mph.
Lots of trees down in my neighborhood. My trees are good, I had them trimmed the last three years, or cut down. Whew!
We also had major wind Saturday night for a long time.
Batten down your hatches. Take care.
I think people like the outdoors. You all can make anything. However, when people have limited time to watch (breaks or lunch hours) the outdoors is best. I am such a fan of your channel.
Love to see Al & Gina working together, be it on the house or in the woods. That is pure love❤
You have to look for sheds in the spring so when they lose them Cuz in the summer, the mice will eat them
I don’t know if you will feel better about the jake brake thing, but for twenty years of winter seasonal work dispatching snowplows I absolutely LOVED the smells of the garage, especially diesel fuel.
LOL at the cat in the box! They’re so cute.
The higher up chewing spots might very well be porcupine. I’ve heard tales of people finding upside down porcupine quills stuck in the ground underneath a chewed off limb-silly porcupine sat on the wrong side of the snack. Be careful with your vehicles, because if you hit a porcupine at a specific angle the quills can puncture a car tire!
That grey cat loves Al. I really love seeing you exploring your property, please more of it.
I think Al the viewers would have been in for a real treat seeing how fast Gina could climb a tree if anything came out of that hole. I love her.
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Your approach to your projects & other day to day life challenges are inspirational to all that watch your channel. Your hard work is worth it. Bless you guys.
Thank you
I love how you put an “r” at the end of quite a few words Al. Area especially. You pronounce it arear. Is this a regional thing to the East Coast? It almost sounds like a Maine vocaculinar.😀🇨🇦
Hey Al are you going to be keeping any of the wood chips for building soil around your homestead? Bedding for the animals? Your place is really coming together and looking nice. 😊
Homeowners across the country do lawn care to keep the property looking nice. Al's lawn care is 500 acres of forest. What a delightful way to spend the day.
Your a hard working man. Your property is looking pretty Goood now.
Man, I love Tanner helping you finishing up framing. He is such a a good helper.
Love hearing you mention Alaska. It has been my home for the last 28 years and I adore it. We find lots of moose droppings on our property in Fairbanks. I'm not so into the earrings.....although the tourists seem to like them. I do add all the piles I find in the spring to the garden.....free fertilizer!
Thanks for the trip, showing us real nature, and the changing of the property to some more agricultural land. May you prosper! Thank you Lord!
I love the water flowing through the woods, but to clear the culvert, just use a simple rake to get the stuff out the way than risk damaging the culvert with the excavator. I got that nugget from watching Post 10 doing his uncloggings!
I always think of Al's beavers when I see a Post 10 video. Yup, culvert damage is no fun.
The trim looks great. I like it around the three windows on the stairs. So interesting.
Lumnah Skat Ear Rings! The new new thing!
Thanks for sharing your property and changes. Its beautiful and I love hearing the water. Your fur babies are great helpers. Blessings
Love seeing more of the land. The run off makes some nice streams. Too bad that culvert is plugged. But you helped it some.
I've never found sheds in my 62 years but maybe someday. I grew up on 103 acre homestead with lots of 🦌 deer here in Michigan. Good luck!
Your door trim looks so good Al! I had my garage doors installed then wanted to put some pine around them...I carefully took the bracket loose one side at a time and was able to put the trim boards in the re-attach the brackets without the door falling down.
The kittens playing while your working us so cute….wow the stars in that but of sky you showed wer amazing….you gif the water flowing a bit better so hopefully the strength of the water will show you what’s blocking it
kittens do not work so they consider EVERYTHING a play :-) Thank you
So, are you planning to have the wood from the property milled to build your own barns & dream home? Because THAT would make the home even more meaningful, and be super cool!
You were so smart to buy that much land! Now you will have room for pastures to feed critters. Cat in the box! Love it!
Tanner is enjoying the new kittens!! It was interesting to explore the back acres! Blessings! 💜
Rabbits are attached to the sweetness of the fresh bark! I cut fresh branches every year and pile them for the rabbits at my camp so they have something for the winter! It's a good sign that you have rabbits in the area!!
Kitten paws from the corner of bags, inside boxes, under closed doors. Yep, we have that. Always makes me laugh. Everything is a toy. Even the laundry on the airer, which isn't quite so funny. I hope the loggers don't disturb any hibernating bears, especially the mother with three cubs.
It is clear that you compacting the main road several moths back is really paying off since the heavy logging trucks aren't leaving any ruts .
Good morning Al, Gina and Olivia. Trimming still. good to see what the loggers are getting done. Thank you for the ride along on the property. Everything looks good.
Howdy Gene - good morning!
Gooooood Morning Gene
@@samvalentine3206 Well, good morning to you also Sam. Have a great week. Been in the low 40s the last two days. Ya hoo. Sorry I got carried away. See ya
@@genewileyopa - No problems at all, Gene! I hear you. It's nice to have warmer temps for sure. However the severe cold does take care of the insects... with the warmer temps, I noticed a few fruit flies we didn't have a few weeks ago. Thanks Chiquita Bananas! 🤨
Good morning Gene, Lumnahs, Sam, and all, from western Massachusetts USA. A grey morning here. I like seeing the logers too. :-)
Could you please show the animals? I'd love to see how the chickens are doing and also how the goats sleep in their new houses.
So far, no bunkbeds have shone up in the goat barns YET !!!!
They seem to be avoiding the boys and the chickens. Hope they are okay.
Gina, antler sheds are also reclaimed by the land. Sheds i found over the years were in open field, some 300' to 900' apart, We had a natural basin woods near stream with dense forest & found shed is same nearly every year. There were flat/hilly areas that were dense, but with out antlers.
A trick on collecting antlers, lay out a pile of corn during shed season, in Texas we stake 3-4 t-posts in the ground around the pile and run bungee cords around it. They eat the corn, the bungee cords snag the antlers, and they drop. Timing is important so they won’t get stuck in it.
Good morning Lumnah's! The first winter you owned the OGP, you showed the loggers both how they cut the trees and then processed the logs on that one machine. It was so fascinating to me how they do all that. I really, really hope you can show some of that again this year. Even if it's just a short clip. Thanks so much. Have a blessed week.❤❤😊
I call them : dancing trucks" .. even if some are not trucks :-) :-) :-)
I truly enjoyed the tour around your property. Saw so many beautiful things and the colors were outstanding, even for this time of year. Thanks for taking us along. Also wanted to say how much I enjoy the footage of the cats. Nothing cuter than a cat in a box!!
Glad you were able to open the culvert more. Doors look great!
If you like the moss on your rocks, get some butter milk and paint the rocks you want moss on with it. Speed the process up by transplanting a little into the the rock. Of course, if you're trying to grow a crop of moss, you'll want to wait until later in the spring and choose rocks which have sone sun cover.
You can blend together some moss with that buttermilk! I read that in a gardening magazine to make moss covered pots. :-)
Endless work, but you love it. Love your homestead.
So awesome, can't wait to get our own land to adventure on!
OMG!!! You have a Bobcat with a backhoe. Use that to clear the culvert.
Always an adventure. The trim looks great!
That was so much fun watching you in your woods today.
Good Morning Lumnah Acres and the fellow viewers! More logging! Cute with Gina filming you out the window. Yay, Olivia's door done! I like that you replaced that "brick" molding around your regular door to your bedroom. It does look so nice matching all the other trim! You even trimmed the garage door! Arlo under the box was funny! It's so peaceful out in your woods. I love hearing the birds. Good job getting that culvert opened up more. This was nice to watch with all the beautiful property. Thanks Lumnahs! I haven't seen Dave Magnuson saying good morning from Grand Forks for a bit. If you're out there, Hi!
Good morning Kathryn!
Good morning Kathryn.... Always a pleasure to read your comments...
All the best,
Bill... 😊
Howdy Kathryn! This certainly was a fun episode to go out and explore some more of their beautiful spread!
Good morning to ya Kathryn!
yes! they hear birds in the morning- I hear garbage trucks emptying the trash containers!! :-)
That kitten is so adorable. I've got a little troublemaker of my own. Her latest favourite spots to get into are buckets. It's like a little "command station"😸
Yes I also like it.Hi i am from india..
Where are you from?
Loretta dear
Good morning Al, Gina, & Olivia! Loved romping through the woods with you today. No Porcupines in Grayson County Virginia, so I wouldn't be familiar with their behavior. It would be interesting to see what eats the bark off trees. Woodpeckers? I have "1" Yellow Bellied Sapsucker that occasionally visits upside down on my front porch. I used to think someone was knocking on the front door, but no-one was ever there. During a coffee break I watched the "lil fella hoping he got all the Bore Bees.
Kann es nicht mehrmals wiederholen, ihr seit einfach ein super Team macht weiter so einfach Spitze und bleibt gesund 👏🏻👍👍👍👍🙋♂️😊🤗🇩🇪
Uh oh gray kitty is ready for a rumble. Such good helpers all your critters.
Hi Al and Gina! It is great to see you guys going full steam on your new home. What is happening to your other home and all the out buildings you built?
Also, please for your safety, get a push stick for your table saw! We don’t want to see the accident on camera that could easily happen. Even with a blade stop saw, you still get injured slightly when you hit the saw blade. We want to see you have all your fingers going forward!
Am I correct that the loggers take and chip the deadfall’s as well as the rotten trees???? You guys are my favorite!!!! Miss Olivia!😊
to get some antlers in late fall take some page wire fencing attach it to poles put in the ground in the shape of a w put some feed in the corner of the W and when the bucks come in late the catch their loose antlers in the fencing and then they fall off it works
Porcupines for sure! Typically it’s a little early for sheds but you can find some and is getting real close for sure! The best part is hunting them out in the woods, looks fun! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼
Good morning. I know exactly what you're talking about with the culverts. I have had the same situation. I ended up having to replace 4 of mine. They were completely full of debris and couldn't clean them out. Kinda of a expensive ordeal. Hope everyone has a blessed day.
Love that The trim is done. So enjoyed the ride and walk in your woods. So beautiful! I use to love walking in the woods with my husband and sons here in northern Pa.. Hope it freezes for you soon so your road is not torn up too bad. See you again Thursday
I’m in central PA, and one of the things that I miss the most is the back roads traveling my late partner and I would do on a whim. If he was driving, and asked me if we were in a hurry to get somewhere, I knew that I was about to get a look at the Pennsylvania Wilds.
the barn cats have adapted well to house living
Tanner's the inspector. Lol love watching all the animals with you guys. Have a blessed day, love and prayers!
With the heavy trucks running over the road will make for a very solid road bed! One thing I learned years ago that anything you build could be built differently had you had time to think of all the alternatives that would be in your future. I am wondering if you have a plan for replanting the area where the trees are being removed?
Good morning! Trim all looks very nice! The woods are so beautiful! But all needs a good logging job to clean things up; God bless y'all!
So much water flows through that property.
That's a beautiful property that you have acquired. You have a gift for envisioning the potential and future for this land and its been fun watching you both develope it. Thanks for letting us come along on your journey.
With great patience you did all this door trim, never in a hurry, just quietly going through the task at hand. Thank you, Al! And thank you Gina for being such a great help meet! Together you build, great work. May the Lord continue to guide you throughout your life to be such support to each other and for Olivia! How blessed she is to have you as parents! The Lord is good in giving you each other. Thank him for his love and faithfulnes.
Amen - nicely said, Leonard. 🙏
Ya'lls use of the land suits both nature and your homestead. Great choices to bring in experienced loggers, like before? And let them harvest areas of lumber that would otherwise become worm dirt. Love ya'll ❤️
😄👍👍👍❤ Glad you spotted those clogged culverts as you do not need any road damage!
Good morning 👍
Thanks for taking us on a ride to the logging site and more. It's been a while since you took us to feed the animals. How are they all doing in their new lodgings?
YES!! Please take us to your goat-dominium!! :-) :-)
Looking good and the water flow is going well now. I do see what issue you are working with with the culvert however and agree when the water goes down a bit your excavator will be a good deal to investigate! Good video and the door framing and all of it looks wonderful.
Blessings for a good week.
I love your fur babies. They are so cute. They all seem to get along well. God bless.
There is a lot to be said for "working silently " you should try it!
Nice little helper you got their Al……….😸😸😸😸😸
I drove big trucks for 28 years and I liked the Jake brake on my dual stack trucks.. They are very necessary on roads with big hills or mountains. I miss my truck I'm disabled from fall on job and have 10 cervical vertebrae fusion. Do you have alot of hardwood coming out by loggers? That should bring a high dollar .
25:30 when only one tire/track is spinning, just touch the brake a bit and that will put power to the other side.
I clever idea for the outdoor boiler.
They us a used grain bin then stacked firewood around the edge. Just cut a door way .🤔👍🏻
It is interesting the difference in styles in the U.K. we would normally do a 45degree angle to the door trim ,
I like how you can stay on task. I'd be chomping at the bit to go see what the loggers are doing and mess up the door saying to myself, " it's good enough". Nice job, trim is BORING .
BEAUTIFUL...LOVE THE VIDEO GUYS!!!👍🙏🇨🇦🇺🇸❤😇
My wife had a pair of the Alaska gold nuggets ear rings. We lived at Fort Richardson from 1962 till 1966.Rode out the big shaker.
Nice, more than just builds...
Any trout alive, would love to see fishing or something...
Beaver trapping...
Man what a fantastic property you have your blessed!!! Love the woods footage hope you record all the land clearing and timber stuff!! Stay blessed all!!
500+ acres ain’t too shabby is it ! Gonna be nice when they get new barn and all Their buildings, new pasture lands established and get cattle 🐄 and sheep 🐑. Gonna be a lot nicer in time. Oh, also in their plans they plan to build a bigger house and use this new they building now as a processing house for the meat 🥩 🍖 🍗 they raise as well as a starter room for plants. Have a nice day 👍
The land will be useful, and the farm will grow for many years ! Gina will have many rock gardens to come !!!
@@CCRider5312 Indeed... the potential for this land is amazing. I call it Lumnahs Northern Kingdom. 👍
@@CCRider5312 hmm... I envision a little town LUMNAHS growing there eventually ;-)
Wow there’s a lot of wood out there. That Calvert definitely needs cleaned out. And then start trapping those beavers. Gina can use the fur can be to make gloves and hats and much more
Good morning Al and Gina! Felt good to walk in the woods with you today. Gina, I will cross my fingers you find a nice antler shed. Seems you have more inspectors than workers on the job site Al, 😃 Great morning video! Hugs from N.C..❤️
Hi there, Marin! It was a fun walk in the woods! 👍
@@samvalentine3206 it was! Doubt I could keep up with Al and Gina but tromping through the woods is great. Hugs from N.C..❤️
Dewalt should thank you for using their product. I’ve purchased a number of their tools once you showed me they hold up to farm life. Enjoying the channel. Tks for sharing.
It’s looking so good. You’ve almost got it all trimmed out. I really enjoyed the ride down thru the timber. I love your place there. Beautiful. Cool video Al and Gina. ❤️👍
I've had enough of the trimming also.
House is looking great. Nice woodlands you have I comefrom a long line of loggers. The critters sure have a nice home there.
Here in NJ it's still a little early to find sheds but it would be awesome if you found some!
Got some nice property there, will never run out of water, put up some Trail cams see what animals you have roaming the woods, bet Olivia would love to see that.
ALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!! THE CAT IN THE BOX WAS A RIOT IDK WHY BUT IT CRACKED ME UP LOLOLL!!!! JUST SAYIN!!!! THANKS, F.M.V.
@danladijoseph WHAT? WHO ARE U?
Good morning Al, Gina, Olivia and all the Lumnah friends and extended family
Greetings Robert - good day to you!
Loved seeing yall getting out and exploring.
I love watching you both work together. Reminds me of when I would help my husband do his jobs or work in our house. I love the sound of Jake brakes and I love your property. It reminds me of camping. We loved that. Best Wishes from NC.
0:28 - the sound of Jake brakes. For those who may not know, some diesel trucks have a feature called "Jake brakes" where special valving is used to use more engine compression as a brake to slow the truck, rather than relying on conventional brakes... they are controllable by the driver to use as needed and or wanted.
@Text1488kko Just watch out for scammers!
@@samvalentine3206 I knew it had something to do with the engine helping to slow the truck down, just not the technology. Thanks.
At 23:00, that is Chicken of the woods mushroom!!! It's delicious and does have the texture of chicken and has so much protein, vegans will eat it as a good source of protein and many vit/minerals! Harvest it and batter/fry it up!
Yes we had a ton of snow now it's raining 🌧 😑 I know God knows what He is doing
Tanner is such a great cat dog! Good boy, Tanner!
What is the old looking yellow equipment on the side of the road, that is stuck between trees? Need to fix the mikes on your cam, it go's up and down a lot!
You spoke of the kitten likening ladders, you will find that that breed ( Siamese) love high places and love to climb.
You need to find out when the deer shed in your area that way you can go shed hunting and hopefully find some before the critters chew and eat them up but sometimes you can find ones that have been left alone, good luck and have fun.
Good morning Al Gina & Olivia. Nice trip through the woods & seeing what has happened to the streams & the amount of damaged woodland.
I think Al & Gina have made such a remarkable change to the property since its purchase & show a lot of concern for growth of what is to come.
Well done & take care happy family.
Howdy Bob! Yes, it was a lot of fun to accompany Gina and Al off in the woods to venture down one of the trails they had made previously... to see what changes have transpired and also to look for shedded antlers!
@@samvalentine3206 Hi Sam yes so good to see the beauty of the woods.
@Text1488kko Just watch out for scammers! Like this one.
Well said, Bob !!
Gina, I seem to find most of my sheds in places like creek ravines and fences where they will jump across the jolt or jarring of their head will drop the antlers. And if you do find one, the other really never seems to be to far away.
Gooood morning Al, Gina & Olivia... ❤ 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 ❤
lol at moose earrings, looks like it was hard to keep a straight face when you said that. I busted out laughing right then.
unfortunately, if the water is already going around the culvert the damage is done. But on the good side, Hey! New Project . . . 🙃