I turned my farmhouse lawn in a NATURAL SWIMMING POND for €8000

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  • Опубликовано: 11 окт 2022
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  • @palmo.a.palmo.sintropia
    @palmo.a.palmo.sintropia Год назад +3

    planned, plan, plane, level, Flat like water FLAT MOTHER LOVING POWER

  • @tarponjohn
    @tarponjohn Год назад +2

    Great stuff...no diving sign in the pool and also beware of slippery surfaces is a must ...ha ha ..enjoy the GOOD NATURAL LIFE bro ...great way to raise kids

  • @carolewarner101
    @carolewarner101 Год назад +12

    Must be incredibly satisfying to see all your planning and hard work coming to fruition. It's really moving to see the kids with you, doing all the things kids love to do outdoors with their dad. That was something you always dreamed and talked about...how you wanted to be a farmer to raise children outdoors on your farm. It's happening! Happy for you and for THEM!

    • @chelinfusco6403
      @chelinfusco6403 Год назад +4

      I agree with you. I could cry for joy. He is back and we are so glad to see it happen. 👍

  • @jessicah2345
    @jessicah2345 Год назад +2

    The houses with that gorgeous sea glass color with the lighter wood decking is so fabulous

  • @chelinfusco6403
    @chelinfusco6403 Год назад +4

    Richard is BACK! Wooo Hooo! Ah, how refreshing it is to see you so alive again. We can tell you have been so busy. I just love the way the front pool/pond looks with that lovely deck. I was wondering, would the water freeze enough to skate on? I mean, wouldn't that be awesome too? Oh, how I wish I could visit your farm. Anyways, the new book, oh, I cannot wait for it!!! How exciting! You see what I mean... you are back my friend. You are back. Many hugs to you and your children.

  • @warrenhall7497
    @warrenhall7497 Год назад +2

    You’re living my best life! Well done and thanks for sharing you progress. True inspiration!

  • @evablcher8788
    @evablcher8788 Год назад +3

    Hi Richard - it was really nice to hear from you again and also to see your wonderful children. Your pond is impressive and when you have planted, it will be even more beautiful. I look forward to seeing your cook book which I will definitely buy. Thank you so much for your interesting videos.

  • @Annazelfvoorzienendleven
    @Annazelfvoorzienendleven Год назад +2

    Hey Richard, everything turned out beautiful and what a brave dive into that cold water. I can imagine that you can sit there, make music, work on your new book, enjoy your family. You have worked very hard for this, but I can see that it is very satisfying for you and that you enjoy what you have been able to achieve. And so beautiful that you also take the time to let us enjoy it.

  • @seandoherty4236
    @seandoherty4236 Год назад +3

    With the divivng deck there _are_ still areas that mosquitos might consider making use of next summer. As such, that roving solar skimmer would do double duty.

  • @TdotTwiFic
    @TdotTwiFic Год назад +1

    Stunning. And a cookbook.

  • @theMusiCandMedicinE
    @theMusiCandMedicinE Год назад +2

    Everything is looking great on the farm ✌️

  • @allonesame6467
    @allonesame6467 Год назад

    No experience compares to a cold plunge or sauna and cold plunge! Man, that's livin'!

  • @babsoneverything3060
    @babsoneverything3060 Год назад +2

    What a beautiful space, Richard. I'm sure your family and guests will enjoy it for years to come!

  • @rwwkv6
    @rwwkv6 Год назад +1

    what a beautiful life and home, congratulations on your hard work and determination. a real inspiration. cheers.

  • @offgridcurtisstone
    @offgridcurtisstone Год назад

    Looks amazing Richard. I'm geeking out on this project for sure.

  • @FantailValleyHomestead
    @FantailValleyHomestead Год назад +1

    Awesome work on that deck, the farm is looking mighty flash these days. So excited about the cookbook!

  • @ilzitek2419
    @ilzitek2419 Год назад +1

    I love it!! That pond looks so refreshing. I will definitely getting the new cookbook when it comes out.

  • @adamcfmacdonald
    @adamcfmacdonald Год назад +1

    Congrats, all looks wonderful. Well done.

  • @courtneyheron1561
    @courtneyheron1561 Год назад

    Well done Richard! Things look good on the farm and the natural pool project, decking and new building sure turned out beautifully. Congratulations!

  • @anabellepine9910
    @anabellepine9910 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing, It's a real pleasure to see you evolve, work and think, see the kids live that life, see the different projects going on. Good job!

  • @yunk9
    @yunk9 Год назад +1

    Great update 👍

  • @karincedersjo917
    @karincedersjo917 Год назад +2

    What sort of tomatoes is it in the polytunnel?

  • @FrontierlessCraftsman
    @FrontierlessCraftsman Год назад

    I love to hear a break down of the costs for the pool and any pointers you might have now after finishing the build for any of us planning on building one similar. It looks fantastic well done!

  • @dwylhq874
    @dwylhq874 Год назад +2

    Great result! Would love to know the breakdown of the costs for the pool. Like how much was digging, materials, labour. Thanks again for the superb content Rich!

  • @annburge291
    @annburge291 Год назад

    This is a spectacular video. This time the story line was an equal match to the visual quality. Not only is your work impressive, the results are beautiful, meaningful and thoughtful. Just love the pool area.

  • @Thylacine1
    @Thylacine1 Год назад

    Another amazing video, thank you so much for sharing. I bet that first dive into the pool felt amazing, you are truly inspiring.

  • @alexroebuck1
    @alexroebuck1 Год назад

    Great update, all looking superb! Can’t wait to read your books soon 👌

  • @chefevilee9566
    @chefevilee9566 Год назад +2

    Yep this is the way to go! It looks beautiful. I cannot wait to see it filled out with the plants. We just bought a small piece of agricultural property in Florida. We’re hoping to buy some adjacent properties or at least close by to accomplish the same type of pool/living space.

  • @J0cher90
    @J0cher90 Год назад

    I am inspired by your dedication. Just awesome!

  • @HeliIsoAho
    @HeliIsoAho Год назад

    Fabulous! Good on you. Beautiful space and surrounds. Enjoy! :-)

  • @aliciabaldw
    @aliciabaldw Год назад

    lots and lots of work. Nice DIY deck. I am so jealous!

  • @TheEmbrio
    @TheEmbrio Год назад

    On the edge of the deck, planters with dropping vegetation could cover and shade the liner without the need for more wood.
    Planters couls also make the edge more visible, safer, and you could mark safe diving spots, as i see there are shallow boulders you would’nt want first time users to miss

  • @mylesfalconer9183
    @mylesfalconer9183 Год назад

    Awesome compilation!

  • @lvee7569
    @lvee7569 Год назад

    What an astonishing amount you've achieved in the last six months or so! Do you ever sleep?? While I'm not keen on that traditional Swedish red, all the buildings look so sharp now. I'm loving the green you've used on the house. It sits very quietly in the landscape.

  • @torbjornlundaahl7974
    @torbjornlundaahl7974 Год назад

    Amazing!
    If you ever run a course on how you function I will sign up!

  • @SHANONisRegenerate
    @SHANONisRegenerate Год назад

    What an amazing space!

  • @nomichan
    @nomichan Год назад +2

    Japp nu överlever du vintern utan problem :)

  • @keithandkaymccormick7577
    @keithandkaymccormick7577 Год назад

    very nice

  • @andreantunes7344
    @andreantunes7344 Год назад

    Hi Richard! Excellent job there. Where did you find the boxes where you have the potatoes around 15:35? I bought some second hand in Portugal years ago but never came across them again. Best boxes I've ever worked with - stackable, easy to wash and almost indestructible

  • @rawa5457
    @rawa5457 Год назад +2

    👍👍👍

  • @user-gk8ll9pq1d
    @user-gk8ll9pq1d Год назад +1

    Супер 👍

  • @odhrancrowe3894
    @odhrancrowe3894 Год назад

    Great job.
    Why take out the leafs? Is it Just because you want to do winter swimming?but if you didn't allowing them to fall and add humus to the bed would be ok? Or this would effect the function in some way like fowl the bubbles.

    • @TheEmbrio
      @TheEmbrio Год назад

      Organic material building up in a swimming pool is not ideal, messes the ph, can clog pumps, can sustain biofilm and algea (a little is ok, too much is troublesome) so skimming it before the material sinks is ideal.

  • @swamp-yankee
    @swamp-yankee Год назад

    We’re those moose in your hayfield seen from the upstairs window? Ours are brown in the ‘states.

  • @alt-swe5503
    @alt-swe5503 Год назад

    Good stuff. Keep that resilience going and if need to, double check on the silver and the crypto's.
    We seem to be in for a ride, bad one, pretty soon.
    Ready and willing, or not, you might turn in to the blessing of the hoods around there.
    If it turns ugly you might consider taking down the channel to avoid attracting unwelcome guests.
    Stay on top and have a good one!

  • @eimsbush05
    @eimsbush05 Год назад

    Your neckline turned upside down has the same shape like the tipis roof. I just had a clown for breakfast, sorry :]