Stunned by such beauty, poetry and art. Sir, you are an artist, you transport us back in time, it's enchanting. Many thanks for this dream you have created. You are worthy of being a Compagnon-Maître du Devoir. Bravo, and all my respect for your work. 👍👌🙏🌿🍀🌾
It has been my favorite part of your journey to watch you create a refrigerator. That was awesome! I love to see your bunnies, but I keep hoping you’ll get a dog. That would be great company for you! Thanks again for your videos!!!
@@mcgoombsexactly. Get one only if you truly want one. They are a huge responsibility. If you can't take them with you, sometimes you have to get a sitter, if you can find and trust one. That has been the biggest frustration for me in the past. Along with the high prices of vet bills and medication costs when they are sick.
I spent my young years (1950s, early '60s) in a logging camp on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island (BC, Canada) at Menzies Bay. Access was by water, only. My Grandad ran the tug boat for Mac-Blo, the logging company who had several logging leases - but his real skill lay in the direction of woodworking. He built EVERYthing - including four little beds for me, my younger sister and our two cousins - and those beds were so well and sturdily-made - that they lasted for at least four generations of children that I know of. He was one of those men, who - if he had a plot of land and a forest from which to cull wood - he could build you a house from the ground up - and that included all the insulation, plumbing, electrical, etc. He was a FANATIC about "safety" - most especially fire safety - because everything was wood. Our stove for cooking and baking and drying the laundry - was a humongous old cast-iron sawdust burner - and our "heater" was a cast-iron Benjamin Franklin stove in the living-room. I remember my dad spending countless hours in his off-time from the log boom - splitting wood (especially kindling) . . . cut off his thumb, once. "I" learned to split wood before I even started school. But any time we installed a new stove - down would go the fire retardant stuff . . . a roll of it begun on the floor UNDER the stove - followed by a fire-retardant board, then four bricks to elevate the stove even farther from the floor. Then that roll of "whatever-it-was" would be continued to the wall behind the stove, up the wall (projecting about a foot on either side of the stove) - and up onto the ceiling. A hole would be measured and cut into the wall for the stove-pipe - and IT would also be lined with a double layer of that roll of stuff . . . and Grandad would lead all the men every year in cleaning the chimneys of all the houses in the camp. Grandad was also an excellent hunter and fisher. We ate a LOT of venison (my fave, to this day), and a lot of fish, crabs, clams, etc. When it became clear that my Grandad wasn't going to get any grandsons to pass on his skills to - he began to teach me - the oldest of his granddaughters, how to use his wood-working tools: the planers, brace & bit, vice, saws, axes, etc. - and how to keep everything sharp and in good repair. To this day - I LOVE the smell of wood - and things crafted by hand. And I love watching folks who have these skills. To quote my lascivious old swimming coach (a middle-aged woman) - "There is nothing sexier than a competent man." Those skills have been passed down through the generations, too. My brother AND my son (the only boy in his generation of the family) - are both really "handy" people. And they are both excellent cooks, as well. My son can not only re-wire a house to accommodate a modern entertainment centre set-up - but also has all the teeny-tiny tools for fixing watches - and "regular" tools for fixing cars. He saw me installing crown molding in an apartment we once lived in - and build and paint bookshelves - and little by little - he acquired a set of these "handy" skills, himself. Needless to say - I'm loving these videos. I am really getting a tickle out of the "kraal" fence that is being built around the house. Given the proximity of bears and wild boars - I'm going to assume there are also other large predators - lynx, bobcats, cougars, etc. - so such a fence is a good idea. Watching this video has made this old lady smile from many memories of a childhood spent in the wilderness. Thank you.
This is a very good and informative video. Ì like the way you build things. You are very hardworking and self reliant. You have a nice place and God has supplied you with the rest. Thank you and God bless you.
Super nice video, you're such a skilled man. I'm so amazed and impressed to your abilities. What I want you to add is to have you a lavatory so that when rain comes you don't need to go to the stream. This may put you convenient in all aspects coz whenever you preparing you're food of course you need to wash those ingredients, those dishes cutlery glasses and so others used in your cooking. of course you need to include water container.
Wow, this video is like a mix between ‘Survivor’ and ‘The Sims’! 🍳🐔 I love how each day is a new adventure, especially the day you traded a rake for chickens. 🐓😂 Can’t wait to see what’s next, maybe an epic battle against invading rabbits? 🐰💪 By the way, your hat is really stylish! I’m curious to know what it’s called so I can find one for myself. Thanks! 🎩😊
Friends, how do you like the video?
👍👏👏😲😇
Великолепно! Хочется продолжения🙂
I love it so much 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉🩷♥️❤️
What do you have in store for your next project?
Wow the best..
I love that kind of house and farmer and everything about it. Like a real relex journey and nature and forest and water fall. And hunting
Thank you!
Stunned by such beauty, poetry and art. Sir, you are an artist, you transport us back in time, it's enchanting. Many thanks for this dream you have created. You are worthy of being a Compagnon-Maître du Devoir. Bravo, and all my respect for your work. 👍👌🙏🌿🍀🌾
It has been my favorite part of your journey to watch you create a refrigerator. That was awesome! I love to see your bunnies, but I keep hoping you’ll get a dog. That would be great company for you! Thanks again for your videos!!!
Thank you, maybe I'll get a dog in the next!
Про собаку это я вам написал.
@@Itinerantmasterdon’t get a dog to please a viewer, it’s a big responsibility.
@@mcgoombsexactly. Get one only if you truly want one. They are a huge responsibility. If you can't take them with you, sometimes you have to get a sitter, if you can find and trust one. That has been the biggest frustration for me in the past. Along with the high prices of vet bills and medication costs when they are sick.
this is awesome, all my stress disappears just by watching, thank you so much.
Thank you very much! Thank you for inspiring me to do more! I'm glad you like it!
@@Itinerantmaster more please, lol, a joy to see, absolute bliss, thank you good sir.
I would trust this man with my life in an apocalypse
Lovely channel, thanks.
حياة حلوة وهادئة وصحية اتمني متلها كنت احبها مند ان كنا صغار نتابع كارتون فلونة
I hope to goes viral cuz damn this is impressive
Теперь понятно откуда дом! Лесной! Супер!😊
Amazing. You really know how to live in the forest, making anything you need. This is a wonderful life in the nature. Thank you for your nice video.
Thanks for watching!
I spent my young years (1950s, early '60s) in a logging camp on the northeast coast of Vancouver Island (BC, Canada) at Menzies Bay. Access was by water, only. My Grandad ran the tug boat for Mac-Blo, the logging company who had several logging leases - but his real skill lay in the direction of woodworking. He built EVERYthing - including four little beds for me, my younger sister and our two cousins - and those beds were so well and sturdily-made - that they lasted for at least four generations of children that I know of.
He was one of those men, who - if he had a plot of land and a forest from which to cull wood - he could build you a house from the ground up - and that included all the insulation, plumbing, electrical, etc. He was a FANATIC about "safety" - most especially fire safety - because everything was wood. Our stove for cooking and baking and drying the laundry - was a humongous old cast-iron sawdust burner - and our "heater" was a cast-iron Benjamin Franklin stove in the living-room. I remember my dad spending countless hours in his off-time from the log boom - splitting wood (especially kindling) . . . cut off his thumb, once. "I" learned to split wood before I even started school.
But any time we installed a new stove - down would go the fire retardant stuff . . . a roll of it begun on the floor UNDER the stove - followed by a fire-retardant board, then four bricks to elevate the stove even farther from the floor. Then that roll of "whatever-it-was" would be continued to the wall behind the stove, up the wall (projecting about a foot on either side of the stove) - and up onto the ceiling. A hole would be measured and cut into the wall for the stove-pipe - and IT would also be lined with a double layer of that roll of stuff . . . and Grandad would lead all the men every year in cleaning the chimneys of all the houses in the camp.
Grandad was also an excellent hunter and fisher. We ate a LOT of venison (my fave, to this day), and a lot of fish, crabs, clams, etc. When it became clear that my Grandad wasn't going to get any grandsons to pass on his skills to - he began to teach me - the oldest of his granddaughters, how to use his wood-working tools: the planers, brace & bit, vice, saws, axes, etc. - and how to keep everything sharp and in good repair. To this day - I LOVE the smell of wood - and things crafted by hand. And I love watching folks who have these skills. To quote my lascivious old swimming coach (a middle-aged woman) - "There is nothing sexier than a competent man."
Those skills have been passed down through the generations, too. My brother AND my son (the only boy in his generation of the family) - are both really "handy" people. And they are both excellent cooks, as well. My son can not only re-wire a house to accommodate a modern entertainment centre set-up - but also has all the teeny-tiny tools for fixing watches - and "regular" tools for fixing cars. He saw me installing crown molding in an apartment we once lived in - and build and paint bookshelves - and little by little - he acquired a set of these "handy" skills, himself.
Needless to say - I'm loving these videos. I am really getting a tickle out of the "kraal" fence that is being built around the house. Given the proximity of bears and wild boars - I'm going to assume there are also other large predators - lynx, bobcats, cougars, etc. - so such a fence is a good idea. Watching this video has made this old lady smile from many memories of a childhood spent in the wilderness. Thank you.
I love this comment so much ❤️❤️
Que trabajos tan estupendos, la primera vez que te veo y me has encantado felicidades x tus labores,te seguire😊
¡Gracias!
Excellent!!!😊👍
This is a very good and informative video. Ì like the way you build things. You are very hardworking and self reliant. You have a nice place and God has supplied you with the rest. Thank you and God bless you.
Thank you very much!
Where are the two men who built this place?
They are working on other projects!
This is what I call a wonderful life !!
😊
Thank you!
I like your video because I live in countryside. I like beautiful natural
best video I saw this year
Mediaeval Dynasty Video Game experience in Real Life. 😮😮😮
Awesome
I like the video congratulations for your work
All the nutrition is in the potatoes skin 😉
I came to check if a new one was out yet, that should let you know I like these videos 🙏🐦❤
🇺🇸 we’re enjoying your show! Thanks for sharing the content of your new home with us.
Super super man!!!!
Good job🙌
Thank you!
Great video, thank you! The toilet reminds me of Shrek’s toilet. 🙂
Somebody once told me...
Kenapa dirombak sdh bgs . Kandang kenapa tdk diluar saja . Jd pekarangan bersih tdk bau .
I have recently subscribed to your channel, I wish I had discovered it sooner, my friend, you are living the dream!
tadi saya melihat orang yg bangun rumah ini di channel lain, apakah kamu membeli rumah ini?
That's very very nice video
Thank you!
Aku sangat menyukainya ❤
I little water-proofing material on the roofs of the animals' enclosures wouldn't hurt. They need to not be cold and WET, too.
Super nice video, you're such a skilled man. I'm so amazed and impressed to your abilities. What I want you to add is to have you a lavatory so that when rain comes you don't need to go to the stream. This may put you convenient in all aspects coz whenever you preparing you're food of course you need to wash those ingredients, those dishes cutlery glasses and so others used in your cooking. of course you need to include water container.
Wow, this video is like a mix between ‘Survivor’ and ‘The Sims’! 🍳🐔 I love how each day is a new adventure, especially the day you traded a rake for chickens. 🐓😂 Can’t wait to see what’s next, maybe an epic battle against invading rabbits? 🐰💪 By the way, your hat is really stylish! I’m curious to know what it’s called so I can find one for myself. Thanks! 🎩😊
Its a dream a messing respekt 😊
I loved the video!❤
super
AMEI SEU VÍDEO,APRENDO MUITO,ACHO SUPER INTELIGENTE e ADMIRÁVEL,ME INSCREVÍ e NÃO QUERO PERDER NENHUM VÍDEO SEU....✨🥰💋✨🇧🇷
Saya lihat vidio pembuatan rumah kayu lesnoy
foarte frumos!
我喜歡你呈現頻道的感覺❤
I like
Оооо привіт друже))
🖐️🖐️
واو❤🎉😊😊
Nice
Aku sangat menikmatinya
I"LIKE
Terima kasih!
My dream is in Your life :)
Дуже гарний контент, на яку камеру знімаєш?
Wonderful job! No concern about termites eating your cabin?
Thank you, the wood is processed, everything will be fine.
Which tree is used for the logs?
Isnt that the house built by Lesnoy_Offline?
Very nice good job. where is this place?
I loved this video. Keep up the GREAT WORK.
What is your first name? And what town do you live in, in the Ukraine
Medieval Dynasty, IRL
This is the cabin from Lesnoy?
Yes
hey Friend love your videos i was wondering in wich country are u doing this because the vegetation it looks humid and very green.
Thank you very much, I'm from Ukraine!
@@Itinerantmaster so u are filming this videos on Ukraine?!
Al final quitaras la valla y ampliaras el jardín 🤣
It’s the house of Lesnoy_Offline isn’t it ?
What country is this? Love the video.
Ukraine
Hola !que les pasó a los 2 jóvenes que construyeron la cabaña
Hola, todo está bien con ellos. ¡Están trabajando en otro proyecto!
Great! Ist this in USA? Canada ? Australia ?
This is Ukraine
@@Itinerantmaster OK, thanks ! 🙂
is it legal?
u guys look military are/were u guys military?
Kenapa pondok sama di channel lesnoy_offline
👍😀🌿💚🌳🌲☘️♥️🌞💝
Where does your toilet waste go?😳😳
The bottom of the hole like every outhouse he also might have a bucket at the bottom that empties once a week he probably only uses it for shit
@@Darin08 he didn’t dig the hole. That’s why I asked. Am well versed with long drops. But you need a hole…..
Обратил внимание что автор не отвечает иностранцам на комментарии,дам совет отвечать на комментарии иностранцев,они в 100 раз добрее наших
Good day, I answer all comments!
@Lesnoy_offline 😮