Has anyone noticed this is unintentionally an epic workout transformation video... compare this guys physique from the first videos to this one. Mad gains.
Probably the most satisfying and safe way of getting in the best shape of your life as well. Not slaving away at the gym building unnaturally proportioned muscles. Through natural movement and long hard work over an extended period, building up every single muscle bit by bit, seeing the fruits of your labour instead of yourself in a mirror with a dumbbell.
@@YurgenGrimwood Just personal preference. But I like it when exercise serves a purpose other then just exercise. It feels less like I'm wasting an hour of my life and more so like I'm putting the strength of my body to good use.
I certainly have been watching that process. I have two grown sons and part of this is just the normal beefing up around age 20. One of my sons is a bodybuilder and it actually takes unbelievable effort over years to build bulk especially on a naturally slim body. Erik works smart, not hard. Sure, he's getting more muscular than if he were a full time video editor.
I know that your parents and grand parents are very proud of you for your accomplishments, because I sure am. Keep up the great work, best wishes, a proud friend
Oh my gosh your work on the cabin 🤠 is amazing. You are doing a really great job. So you think you will get the roof on before it snows? You must be building up some big muscles doing all the lifting and scribing. I love your videos and I can't tell you how nice it is to see a young man building how own house at your age. Well done. What an achievement 😉. I am a fifty eight year old grandmother and I watch all the cabin builds on you tube. Your doing a fantastic job be proud. I do allot of wood work and work on cars as well so I love what your doing. Great filming and also a very cute dog. Lol Australia ❤️💙😍
Came for the cabin, stayed for the Snufkin hat :') That's really impressive work you're doing all by yourself ! Hope time and the weather works along with you so you can finish by the time you'd like ! Definitely going to subscribe and watch your journey :)
Incredible. Inspiring stuff. Makes me want to start building something. Must be so rewarding seeing it all come together! Can't wait to see your progress, I'll be staying tuned! I wish you all the best.
Erik. Great job on your cabin. Just be careful jumping off of that wall now. Your are getting on up there in height! As a 58 year old, heed my advise on that. as you get older, you will thank me Later. LOL
I can't imagine doing this in China. I've always been dreaming of building a house of mine by myself. And as a result I majored in architecture in college. It would be wonderful if you have the chance to do what you like after highschool and maybe before you get in a college. You've done a very good job and I think it would be a very wise choice for you to learn architecture. You are good at that.
Awesome content Erik! If it’s you working or walking thru the beautiful forest or taking drone footage I find it all amazing. Keep it up great job! Excellent progress and doing it alone. You should be proud! 👍👍 Did you bring a grand father clock with you for when you were sitting on the rock! 😃😂🤣. It’s all timing I guess.
31:22 - not sure we have seen you smile before...or dance. 😉 I like that feather hat - looks cool. I like your dog. LOVE those drone shots. 26:37 - would it help at all to put some weight on a rope on the other end of the log that you are trying to lift up? I dunno - just throwing it out there. Peace.
Bravo monsieur..tout à l'ancienne...respect!!...le temps n'était pas toujours idéal 👍.. bonne continuation 🙂... très belle vidéo...images superbes avec votre chien..
I eat big bowl of porridge with blueberries or such and two boiled eggs for breakfast. Then when I go out and work I have something very small with me for lunch. Then we have a big home cooked dinner often cooked by my awesome grandfather. :)
Those solid "thunks" was another log falls into place perfectly must be very satisfying, Erik. I admit that I almost duck when wood chips fly at the camera when you use that curved blade axe, and if occasionally logs will not cooperate when hauling them up your steps' system I wonder that your audio has no bleeps! I will be interested to see when the door(s) and wndows will be cut into the walls.
Really hard work! I'm sure that well into the future it will be a place of enjoyment. Maybe even a place for your grandchildren,if you are so blessed. On and upwards-roof is next. Blessings from New Orleans.
Amazing footage, great pictures, good storytelling, and a lot of hard work! Enjoy your success! I am looking forward to rewatching the new episode this evening.
We do not have many wolves here. Have seen one nearly 2 years ago. But Lynx we have. I have them right on this mountain were I am building. The first winter they walked on the logs. You could see the footprints in the snow. (To bad I didn't film it). I have also stumbled upon there abandoned "cave" with leftover bones. :)
Love the way you put the logs together. I know they do it different in the US and Canada, but In my opinion this is the best way. More work, but you get a better result.
people do it this way in Canada and the US as well if they are doing a project like Eric. I would do it this way for sure. Most commercial builders dont have time to do it like this.
I’m curious. Did you put a small temporary mark on the logs where you put the spikes so the next row of logs you didn’t accidentally try and drill another hole right into it?
Dang, this video made me feel good inside for some reason. Reminded me of when I was a kid and used to build wooden swords, and pirate ships out of spare wood remnants. Of course, this log cabin building is at a far greater level. Good work, kid.
Has anyone noticed this young guys physic , he’s not only building a strong looking cabin ,but in return the cabin is building a strong physical body on him , brother looks ripped and growing in size along with he’s cabin ,,,
Great work!! I really enjoy yours videos, specially the air footage were can see the forest (and spot the windows and the door). I can't wait for it to be finished, greetings from Argentina ❤
hey i dont really know if you look at comments but keeping your shirt on keeps you cooler, the sweat that you've already sweat is soaking the shirt and making it so breezes cool you down better. Kinda gross but an old farmer taught me that when i was a bit younger sometimes it depends on the shirt because some of em are just totally not breathable whatsoever
Excellent progress on the cabin, I am happy to see that you are trying to work as safely as possible. Do you know that there are special safety belts that help protect your back? Hats off to your persistence. Be safe.
From the Canary Islands, I wish you the best! you do a great job boy and we really enjoyed nature so magnificent that you have, a big greeting and cheers
Great progress being made Erik, I'm very glad you let your Grandpa help you with the tractor, that was making me nervous. You really know how to make precision cuts with an axe, nice job.
Your video editing skills are coming on great Erik and you are building the cabin to a high standard, something I wish i had done many years ago but being in the UK it does not help.
Erik I have recently found your channel with Corvid and isolation. I have a lot of time to go through RUclips and you a an inspiration to young people thank you very much for videoing all your high and low (no door) points. I have you in my prays.
I saw the notification this morning, and I couldn't wait to get to work so I could watch. Don't tell my boss. I think I say this too much, but...man! love your channel!
You're doing a great job by yourself I definitely know the feeling I just did a 30 ft long by 25 foot wide garage by myself it took me three and a half months but great job
merrell bean I’m doing a 16x12 full scribe log cabin and it’s taken me 3 years to clear the driveway and land for the cabin than 2 years to get only 3 courses up! 🤣 3 and half months is light speed! 🤗
fantastic work young man. I for one am captivated by your grit and ingenuity. I love your videos. Has anyone noticed this young mans muscular build as this progresses?
Jag har en gång i min mycket gröna ungdom varit med om att timra ett vindskydd. Noll och intet mot vad du gör här men det gör att jag kan förstå och uppskatta de du gör bättre. Jag är mycket imponerad.
Thanks for interesting and relaxing videos! Do you think you could perhaps in the future make a video about how the scriber works (I think it's called scriber, scribing it is anyway). I don't understand the function of the board on the tree and why it has to be "lodrät"... :-)
You have to calibrate the tool. First you decide the length from the lower point up to the pen (how much you want to scribe, "hur brett långdraget blir"). Then you want the two points to be held exactly above eachother when scribing, so that were the lower point is draged is were the line is going when done with the log. How you do that is by calibrating the sprit level "vattenpass" so the bubbles are in the middle when held att the vertical "lodräta" bord. Then when you scribe you just have to look at the bubbles and you know it is held upright. Hope this clears it a bit. It sounds complicated but it isn't really :).
Great video Erik. One tip if you get stuck shifting heavy logs is to look up the spanish windlass or flip flop winch. They would have helped you shift that log no trouble
Hello, I just recently found your videos. How very interesting. I admire your attention to detail and I also admire your skills with wood tools. Over here in the U.S.A., our early American pioneers would have been proud of you and your work. I envy you. Best of luck in your completion. I look forward to your next video.
I am a new viewer to the channel. I love watching log cabins being built! LOL It pained me a bit to watch the roping of the logs up the ramps because with the addition of a pulley or two that would have been a lot easier!
I hope you can read English! If you can build that cabin, I suppose you can read English. I have to say your about the strongest man I have ever seen! Strong as two Oxen! And man that’s strong!I would barely be able to pick up that short ax!
wonderful video Erik the cabin is coming along so well thank you for the nice videos i enjoy seeing the progress you are making such a fine job your doing !
Erick (awesome work...) if may could be possible...can u tell us how is this with the swerige rules..can u cut tree and build log cabine without permitt and some controll from the governement...??here in switzerland if u only dig a small hole u can get fucked i cant immagine if the police see u build such a massive house....(i see u planted a lot of new trees on the other video that really good from u keeping the forest alive)....and if i can ask again...how many log u will use till the end??the house seems to be like 5 m. for 6 m plus minus 30 m2...could be right my eyes?? i got to leave from the fucking system and the shitty human society and in the netx month i have to build my house too....could be a great start wandering in sweden....
Has anyone noticed this is unintentionally an epic workout transformation video... compare this guys physique from the first videos to this one. Mad gains.
Probably the most satisfying and safe way of getting in the best shape of your life as well. Not slaving away at the gym building unnaturally proportioned muscles.
Through natural movement and long hard work over an extended period, building up every single muscle bit by bit, seeing the fruits of your labour instead of yourself in a mirror with a dumbbell.
I also noticed!
@@YurgenGrimwood Just personal preference. But I like it when exercise serves a purpose other then just exercise. It feels less like I'm wasting an hour of my life and more so like I'm putting the strength of my body to good use.
I know. I now want a swarthy Swede for a pet.
I certainly have been watching that process. I have two grown sons and part of this is just the normal beefing up around age 20. One of my sons is a bodybuilder and it actually takes unbelievable effort over years to build bulk especially on a naturally slim body. Erik works smart, not hard. Sure, he's getting more muscular than if he were a full time video editor.
I know that your parents and grand parents are very proud of you for your accomplishments, because I sure am. Keep up the great work, best wishes, a proud friend
Very nice! I built a log cabin on the same system 20 years ago but I used a chainsaw and a tractor. Respect for your handwork!
Dude is getting ripped.
Oh my gosh your work on the cabin 🤠 is amazing. You are doing a really great job. So you think you will get the roof on before it snows? You must be building up some big muscles doing all the lifting and scribing. I love your videos and I can't tell you how nice it is to see a young man building how own house at your age. Well done. What an achievement 😉. I am a fifty eight year old grandmother and I watch all the cabin builds on you tube. Your doing a fantastic job be proud. I do allot of wood work and work on cars as well so I love what your doing. Great filming and also a very cute dog. Lol Australia ❤️💙😍
Came for the cabin, stayed for the Snufkin hat :')
That's really impressive work you're doing all by yourself ! Hope time and the weather works along with you so you can finish by the time you'd like !
Definitely going to subscribe and watch your journey :)
You will never lack kindling when winter comes
Haha yes there is a LOT. And so much inside the cabin.
Incredible. Inspiring stuff. Makes me want to start building something. Must be so rewarding seeing it all come together! Can't wait to see your progress, I'll be staying tuned! I wish you all the best.
Another great video Erik! Can’t wait to see the door and windows. Stay cool!
I love the cuckoo birds. That’s a lot of work young man.
It appears that this journey is building not only your cabin but your inner strength and drive. And that young man is a reward you have earned
I like your patience ... !
Awesome job that your doing, just be safe and take care. Also love the little dog!
Erik. Great job on your cabin. Just be careful jumping off of that wall now. Your are getting on up there in height! As a 58 year old, heed my advise on that. as you get older, you will thank me Later. LOL
Yes my friend actually enlightened me of this. To not jump off high up all the time for the knees. Now I have the door to walk through. ;)
@@ErikGrankvist Stay Safe My Friend
I can't imagine doing this in China. I've always been dreaming of building a house of mine by myself. And as a result I majored in architecture in college. It would be wonderful if you have the chance to do what you like after highschool and maybe before you get in a college. You've done a very good job and I think it would be a very wise choice for you to learn architecture. You are good at that.
Awesome content Erik! If it’s you working or walking thru the beautiful forest or taking drone footage I find it all amazing. Keep it up great job! Excellent progress and doing it alone. You should be proud! 👍👍 Did you bring a grand father clock with you for when you were sitting on the rock! 😃😂🤣. It’s all timing I guess.
Love you videos ❤️
31:22 - not sure we have seen you smile before...or dance. 😉
I like that feather hat - looks cool.
I like your dog.
LOVE those drone shots.
26:37 - would it help at all to put some weight on a rope on the other end of the log that you are trying to lift up? I dunno - just throwing it out there.
Peace.
Bravo monsieur..tout à l'ancienne...respect!!...le temps n'était pas toujours idéal 👍.. bonne continuation 🙂... très belle vidéo...images superbes avec votre chien..
You are a tough dude. Greetings from Finland Erik.
To see your craftsmanship journey is incredible, I cannot imagine what wonders this has brought to your mind.
Erik, how many calories do you have to eat daily to keep up your energy? What kinds of foods keep you going? Great video. God bless!
I eat big bowl of porridge with blueberries or such and two boiled eggs for breakfast. Then when I go out and work I have something very small with me for lunch. Then we have a big home cooked dinner often cooked by my awesome grandfather. :)
Just curious, how many more weeks of building do you have before the cold weather starts to set in? Great video and really enjoyed the drone footage!
I reckon I can work untill November. Hopefully I have the roof up.
Those solid "thunks" was another log falls into place perfectly must be very satisfying, Erik. I admit that I almost duck when wood chips fly at the camera when you use that curved blade axe, and if occasionally logs will not cooperate when hauling them up your steps' system I wonder that your audio has no bleeps! I will be interested to see when the door(s) and wndows will be cut into the walls.
Really hard work! I'm sure that well into the future it will be a place of enjoyment. Maybe even a place for your grandchildren,if you are so blessed. On and upwards-roof is next. Blessings from New Orleans.
Amazing footage, great pictures, good storytelling, and a lot of hard work! Enjoy your success! I am looking forward to rewatching the new episode this evening.
Thank you. Took some work.. :)
Your so good at what you do so that's why I'm subscribing at your channel and also y want to see your project done
Hi Erik, another great video episode, I was wondering if you have Wolves and wild cats like the Lynx in the forest? Awesome job and i eagerly Ep18.
We do not have many wolves here. Have seen one nearly 2 years ago. But Lynx we have. I have them right on this mountain were I am building. The first winter they walked on the logs. You could see the footprints in the snow. (To bad I didn't film it). I have also stumbled upon there abandoned "cave" with leftover bones. :)
Love the way you put the logs together. I know they do it different in the US and Canada, but In my opinion this is the best way. More work, but you get a better result.
people do it this way in Canada and the US as well if they are doing a project like Eric. I would do it this way for sure. Most commercial builders dont have time to do it like this.
Well done young man, roof on nest spring.
I’m curious. Did you put a small temporary mark on the logs where you put the spikes so the next row of logs you didn’t accidentally try and drill another hole right into it?
Great observation. Yes I have on the outside. 👍
Well, Viking guy, you sure make a damned fine log cabin. No wonder us Irish used to get all worried when you lot came down with axe skills like that!
Haha 👍
Erik Grankvist 😂😂
Dang, this video made me feel good inside for some reason. Reminded me of when I was a kid and used to build wooden swords, and pirate ships out of spare wood remnants. Of course, this log cabin building is at a far greater level. Good work, kid.
A little kids sword is a grown mans house. Im sure little Ron would be happy
Has anyone noticed this young guys physic , he’s not only building a strong looking cabin ,but in return the cabin is building a strong physical body on him , brother looks ripped and growing in size along with he’s cabin ,,,
Great work!! I really enjoy yours videos, specially the air footage were can see the forest (and spot the windows and the door). I can't wait for it to be finished, greetings from Argentina ❤
Really like the videos Erik. It’s a very impressive job.
hey i dont really know if you look at comments but keeping your shirt on keeps you cooler, the sweat that you've already sweat is soaking the shirt and making it so breezes cool you down better. Kinda gross but an old farmer taught me that when i was a bit younger
sometimes it depends on the shirt because some of em are just totally not breathable whatsoever
Awesome video. Best sound track on You-Tube... Bird calls and whistles with the drum beat of building the walls accompaniment! LOL ;)
Hej Erik snyggt jobbat. Tar du och eldar i tältet emellanåt så att det inte möglar?
Ja jag försöker göra det. Nu på hösten kommer det bli mycket eldning framöver.
@@ErikGrankvist Ja det är ett fint tält värt mycket. Jag är imponerad av ditt arbete och motivation.
I'll conaiderate this video as a relaxing forest/wood sounds :D
Excellent progress on the cabin, I am happy to see that you are trying to work as safely as possible.
Do you know that there are special safety belts that help protect your back?
Hats off to your persistence. Be safe.
Thank you. Yes I have actually used one. :)
oh god....boys use safety bullshit...real mens use the head and their power......
@@snirzofirnisio7949 real men injure themselves unnecessarily?
From the Canary Islands, I wish you the best! you do a great job boy and we really enjoyed nature so magnificent that you have, a big greeting and cheers
Amazing craftsmanship 👍🏻✌🏻🇨🇦
Legendary, friend. Well played. It's both impressive to watch and relaxing as well.
Great progress being made Erik, I'm very glad you let your Grandpa help you with the tractor, that was making me nervous. You really know how to make precision cuts with an axe, nice job.
Michael, NE Kansas. Erik, I watched you pick up those logs over your head. I wondered how tall you are and your weight? If you don't mind telling us.
I don't mind. I am 1,91 meters tall. Weighed 85 kg when started and now 94 kg haha ;).
Красивая работа! Дела потихоньку движутся в сторону завершения коробки
Мне показалось диковинным как они делают чаши, не с закруглением как у нас, а иногда почи треугольные с обрубкой по бокам нижнего бревна :)
No te entendi ni no hablo eso xd
@@steve0510 yo a ti sí te entiendo jaja
@@ViktorSuhov это скандинавская традиция
Your cabin is looking amazing, greetings from Argentina
Argentina
Otro Argento por acá. 😎🤙
Greetings from Canada! You are progressing well. As usual, a very enjoyable video. Keep safe and healthy! Ken from Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.
coming back with summer beard and hej another curved Gränsfors. Erik is living in my dream. 👍
Great progress. We really enjoy watching you build! Looking forward to your next video. Thank you.
... and, at some point I really need to talk to him about leverage, winches, block and tackle and counterweights...
He traded them for a free gym membership in the process ;)
Good decision tracker . The back can only take so much.
I see you gained strenght since last year? And skills, too! Very impessive. This is the most motivating walktrough in long times. Keep up, pal! :)
Your video editing skills are coming on great Erik and you are building the cabin to a high standard, something I wish i had done many years ago but being in the UK it does not help.
Cabin is looking good. Glad you took your grandfather's advice, seems that is a dying thing in this crazy world.
Hey, do you remember me?
Haha You are very good at this !!!!
Your videos are too entertaining :))
What a stud! Only imagine all the city girls (country girls too) watching this!! Rock on He Man!
Erik I have recently found your channel with Corvid and isolation. I have a lot of time to go through RUclips and you a an inspiration to young people thank you very much for videoing all your high and low (no door) points. I have you in my prays.
I saw the notification this morning, and I couldn't wait to get to work so I could watch. Don't tell my boss. I think I say this too much, but...man! love your channel!
Beautiful place, very Nice skill with a lot of patience !!! Thx for share your passion. Great from Belgium
You're doing a great job by yourself I definitely know the feeling I just did a 30 ft long by 25 foot wide garage by myself it took me three and a half months but great job
merrell bean I’m doing a 16x12 full scribe log cabin and it’s taken me 3 years to clear the driveway and land for the cabin than 2 years to get only 3 courses up! 🤣 3 and half months is light speed! 🤗
love watching you here in newzealand where are you keep up great work
Sweden thank you
Is building a ladder in the near future? Can’t imagine how old it got climbing those logs!
Great progress - well done! 👍🏼
En man borde bygga ett hus, plantera ett träd och fader en son. Du är på rätt väg. Bra jobbat. Stabil
Curious as to why , moss wasn't spread out the whole length of the logs, seems as though there were sections with no moss at all????
Yes those sections is were an opening is going to be (windows or door).
I had the same question, figured maybe for some ventilation?
Do you do any sustenance hunting or fishing? Just curious.
Amazing work. Hope you're able to get the roof finished before winter.
Where in the usa is the house ?
Sweden. Västmanland
How long took you to built this cabin? because man that’s awesome 😎 👏
fantastic work young man. I for one am captivated by your grit and ingenuity. I love your videos. Has anyone noticed this young mans muscular build as this progresses?
Do you burn the bark after the removal to kill off the beetles?
They die by just debarking, when they don't have the cover of the bark.
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Nice building Erik❤
Jag har en gång i min mycket gröna ungdom varit med om att timra ett vindskydd.
Noll och intet mot vad du gör här men det gör att jag kan förstå och uppskatta de du gör bättre.
Jag är mycket imponerad.
I want to Marry this guy. lol
I admire his determination and talent 👍🏻 what a beautiful son and grandchild. 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️
GREAT PR0GRESS,, STAY SAFE!!
Greetings bro I hope we will soon reach the million greetings from the Dominican Republic ☺️
Thanks
Erik It seems to me that the wedge you drive into the logs is a little short and does not enter the log underneath. ?
I always measure with a stick through and then leave a little space. It goes nearly half into the log bellow.
at your age, I was surrounded by drunk people
I thought this dude was ridiculously strong until I remembered that I've only cut oak and hickory with axes
Thanks for interesting and relaxing videos! Do you think you could perhaps in the future make a video about how the scriber works (I think it's called scriber, scribing it is anyway). I don't understand the function of the board on the tree and why it has to be "lodrät"... :-)
You have to calibrate the tool. First you decide the length from the lower point up to the pen (how much you want to scribe, "hur brett långdraget blir"). Then you want the two points to be held exactly above eachother when scribing, so that were the lower point is draged is were the line is going when done with the log. How you do that is by calibrating the sprit level "vattenpass" so the bubbles are in the middle when held att the vertical "lodräta" bord. Then when you scribe you just have to look at the bubbles and you know it is held upright. Hope this clears it a bit. It sounds complicated but it isn't really :).
@@ErikGrankvist OK. I didn't realise there was a "vattenpass" on the scriber. It makes sense.
Great video Erik.
One tip if you get stuck shifting heavy logs is to look up the spanish windlass or flip flop winch. They would have helped you shift that log no trouble
Your construction site is like an outdoor gym without monthly membership.
Those love handles will be long gone before the winter.
Hello, I just recently found your videos. How very interesting. I admire your attention to detail and I also admire your skills with wood tools. Over here in the U.S.A., our early American pioneers would have been proud of you and your work. I envy you. Best of luck in your completion. I look forward to your next video.
Nice work. Did you have any surface mold issues on the logs, laying out in the open?
You are doing a really terrific job Erik. Love watching your videos. Keep up the good job and can't wait for the next one.
I appreciate your tenacity and perseverance in working on your cabin. Look forward to your next project after this one is finished.
ever think about rigging a 3-1 pulley system to get those logs up there?
So enjoyable to follow your progress. You have amazing skills, your family must be very proud. All the best to you.
Forta
Great progress Erik. I just wanted to ask why did you need that very heavy very long log om the left side of your cabin? Is it maybe for a mezzanine?
The roof is going to stick out a bit in front of the build.
@@ErikGrankvist Thanks for the reply and information. Take care.
I give you an a+ on your video's.
I am a new viewer to the channel. I love watching log cabins being built! LOL It pained me a bit to watch the roping of the logs up the ramps because with the addition of a pulley or two that would have been a lot easier!
I hope you can read English! If you can build that cabin, I suppose you can read English. I have to say your about the strongest man I have ever seen! Strong as two Oxen! And man that’s strong!I would barely be able to pick up that short ax!
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wonderful video Erik the cabin is coming along so well thank you for the nice videos i enjoy seeing the progress you are making such a fine job your doing !
Erick (awesome work...) if may could be possible...can u tell us how is this with the swerige rules..can u cut tree and build log cabine without permitt and some controll from the governement...??here in switzerland if u only dig a small hole u can get fucked i cant immagine if the police see u build such a massive house....(i see u planted a lot of new trees on the other video that really good from u keeping the forest alive)....and if i can ask again...how many log u will use till the end??the house seems to be like 5 m. for 6 m plus minus 30 m2...could be right my eyes?? i got to leave from the fucking system and the shitty human society and in the netx month i have to build my house too....could be a great start wandering in sweden....
The cabin is coming along real nice. Beauty work and great vids.