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For someone who has watched every single one of your videos on RUclips, from start till this far, seeing those motorized blinds was a feast to the eyes! How far you have come indeed! These are just small additions, true, but these are just one more step closer to the perfect home! And that tree? Man, that was a precision cut! Amazing videography too, with all the different cameras. I mean, who thinks of a drone shot while felling a tree? These little details in planning makes your videos stand out over others! Great job! Keep them coming! By the way, I'm watching your channel from halfway across the world!
And how about those cute ass kids! I too have watched from the beginning and those babies warm my ❤.
Me, too! From Germany!
Watching you cutting down that tree without any safety protections, made me feel bad. Well, you managed to do it without harming yourself or the barn... But shouldn't you think about safety first - you are married to a wonderful wife, you are father of two lovely kids - don't you want to see them growing up??? Or getting injured heavily.... Well, I think you have responsibility to your family. Please, don't just plan phantastic videos, plan safety first!!!
Instead of my pleaing - I love watching your sweet family, your skills, you building the house. Be safe, stay healthy, God bless you all, Ela from Moers, a little town in Germany.
@@gabrieleseitz9169 totally get what you are saying but this is the complexity of the psyche engrained into Western American Men. We have to be brave and just solve/fix what is placed in front of us regardless: production first, safety second. Is it scary but in Spencer's exact same shoes I would have done the same but probably worse. One could argue, at first this mentality came from first there were no other options because no on else was around, but then it turned into circumstance prescribed frugality, and now it is cultural. We have to solve these problems.
@@michaelmiller1109 ive seen lots of men fell trees pretty safely without precautions.Yall get it done.
I’ll say! Man proud of these two. Enjoy and always look forward to watching the upcoming episode lol
Phew! Glad it missed the barn! Beau’s little hand was trying to help you; so cute! She’s going to build her own house someday, I’m sure!
I have watched your relationship (marriage), your family, your children, your homestead, your dreams, your talents, and your channel grow. Thank you for allowing us to make this journey with you.
Add me to the list of someone who has watched every single one from the start. A peach tree to honor the fallen pine - what could be better? Just love following you guys!
Me too, and I live just south of San Antonio Tx.
Got your privacy, what will the wild life do now. Really enjoy seeing the progress on your home.
Might be worth having an arborist come out at look at your remaining trees. Might be able to treat them to avoid further lose
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The Extension Service should provide this tree expert diagnosis for free
Lumberjack Spencer! Brilliant job. 👏 Thank you Mackenzie for planting another tree to replace it. I also have had a large tree next to my house removed, and am now planting six fruit trees further away. Our precious planet needs so many more. 🥰🌿
Those pine trees were not getting enough water so they could resist the beetles, thus thebug problem. Use 5 to 10 gallons of horse manure in a pile, and a backhoe to dig a hole st least 2 foot by 2 foot deep if not bigger, mixing in the horse manure with the dug mixture of dirt and plant deadora cedar or Douglas fir trees. With the dirt mixed and loosened the new trees will absolutely take off. Gives the roots a super take off. Really super soak the new tree, and a heavy water every 2 weeks allsummer. All the Best.
I would grow an edible tree or one that produces valuable bark, like the Arjuna (excellent for the 💓); stops Covid heart issues - actually plant a Mayflower aka Hawthorne - so good for the heart. Get the Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants .
We were able to save our pine trees on our property, by running major water to them. People told us that it wouldn't help, but we proved them wrong. Our neighbor's pine trees all died, ours all lived because we watered them with a lot of water. Every week my wife would put the hose on a tree and let it run all day, then move on to the next tree, and she saved them all. The pine beetles infect the trees when the trees dry out, and they can get into the tree because the bark has pulled away from the tree. We live in Montana where we had major pine beetle problems in the forests.
The problem with having to water the trees is that they also have limited water.
Pee on it for extra nutritional value
I hope you guys will do a full on tour around the house when you're done! As a homeowner there's always little projects here and there to work on, so plenty of content if you wanted to keep making videos! (please do)
The outside shower will be nice to have .. that way when working outside you can shower off the dirt and sweat keeping the house cleaner..
The house is almost so complete. I really really hope you guys have more videos of building out other stuff on your property because you're just a joy to watch
I began watching this series when I was in high school. In the time between then and now I've developed type one diabetes, graduated, work full time, and went to college. What a trip it has been. This has been an escape for me, I enjoy watching you and your family grow and live your dreams. I hope one day I can too.
So you are saying that life uncontained gave you diabetes? 🤔😛
@kittehgo I don’t think that’s what he meant there
Congrats on a successful tree fall. When I planted my nectarine tree, a few months after the first leaves popped out the deer ate them all. You may consider putting a ring of 6 ft wire fencing around your new peach tree. It definitely helps.
Oh my gosh good advice!
You should get another nectarine tree so they will cross-pollinate, and of course, fencing to keep the deer out.
@@Violet316 my tree is a self pollinating one. Another one would be better, but is not necessary.
Truth !!
i watch you so much but are you a buddist person i do not like that idle in your house, ron.
Spencer, now you can say that you're an expert on tree felling. I had peach trees next to my house as a kid and was told that when planting fruit trees, you need to plant two (of the same species) in order for them to be pollenated. Good luck! Hope that you have fruit soon!
Agreed!
I hope they see this.
ACCURATE!
Agreed. Just bought 2 apple trees for the same reason.
You are absolutely right. When we bought the house we are in now (many years ago) it had an almost mature pear tree on it, 20 plus years later, it does not produce edible pears.
It might be worth getting an arborist out to look at the trees, you might be able to have the rest of them treated to save them, if you catch it early enough. I'm from the front range in Colorado and we've had our forests decimated by pine beetles, but some people have been able to save the trees on their property by getting them treated with the correct insecticides and nutrients to boost their health. I'm with you about loving the beautiful trees, but you might find they are just at the end of their natural life.
The lightning strike surely didn't help either.
Great advice.
Congrats on fellling that tree without causing damage to your property. A good tip when planting new trees etc from pots ,is to pinch around the root ball to encourage the fiberous roots to,grow out instead of around of itself. Best wishes from the UK
My goodness, kids, but that bathroom is spectacular…everything looks awesome! AND, RIGHT ON THE MONEY! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great to see the finishing touches. I recommend you buy a second peach tree. You really need 2 fruit trees to pollinate each other for fruit growth.
I was thinking the same thing
Having watched since day one Spencer has impressed the heck out of me with everything he's done, but the way he felled that tree, with so little margin for error, was truly impressive. I'll bet professional lumberjacks were also impressed. Like many people I wondered what he was going to do with those upper windows and those power blinds are very cool. I don't know what that closing song is but I have grown to hate it! lol
I hate the outro music as well. It signals the end of the video! I love watching their journey. 🥰💕💜💕
Music: Soft Rains by Hushed
Spencer is definitely impressive
@@Mscross you are certainly not alone, I lost count of how many emotional times I had when that darn music began! :)
Yes, he is, he has really grown
Love the blinds, I watch you two with your beautiful babies and think, we’ve come along way from arriving with just your dog 🐕 and now a beautiful family and a beautiful home 🏡 🥰 Well done 💖 Keep the videos coming. Spencer (which is my dads name 😊) you did a fantastic job with tree 🌳 a “real professional” 😉😆
So happy when I see you post is only hours old, have to stop watching whatever I'm watching to see your video, none like it on Utube. Drone shots are amazing. Motorized blinds are an amazing addition. Kids are so cute, lets face it guys, you are an awsome family, going to be fun watching the kids grow up in such natural surroundings. You still have a lot of work to do thank goodness, couldn't do without weekly doze of Life Uncontained, wish it was more. A Scottish fan in England. My son is also Spencer.
I paid a company to cut 7 sick trees from my property. They cut them from the top down 6 feet each piece and took them 12 hours to finish the job. You did a good job.
I was freaking out! I have never seen anyone take down a tree who didn’t do it in sections!
We live in a regular gated community in the county (not in a city) and they mandate that all trees have to be cut down from the top down. It increases the expense and time to do it but I guess it does make it safer especially since we had 16 pine trees removed around our home with neighbors on three sides with privacy fences and pools. It all worked out fine but it took our guys about 3 full days.
...since the lockdown last march 2020 brought by the pandemic, i started watching your videos and was already amazed of hownyou came up with the idea in giving up your city life and moving off grid away from the busy city.
I always wished that i could lend a hand in your projects, but it seems you guys are really killing it! Very nice, im impressed and proud of what you have accomplished!
I admire your workmanship, cleanliness/neatness and preciseness in your work.
And that tree, that was close to your van and barn, u did great!
And congratulations for those wonderful kids u got.
I also started watching right at the beginning* of the pandemic. It’s my partner’s and I dream to build our own self sustaining home away from society. They really helped me through a tough time and continue to inspire me and my future
The place is looking great…..you guys should be proud…… good to see you guys, the kids and all the critters doing well……”A Big Kudos” for you all…….👍👍👍👍👍👍😉😉😉😉😉😉😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
A ton of work and it came together so perfect. Love the blinds and just when I wondered how you guys were going to get to the blinds at the top - voila! Motorized. I love blinds much better than putting any curtains up. It's a nice clean look and saves you a lot of headache buying/making drapes. I love the dog chasing Beau all over. I really love that you're planting fruit trees. Your kids will always remember being able to eat delicious fruit rather than having to buy hard and unripened fruit from the stores. I really miss the beautiful fruits we used to have as kids. Love peaches, pears, apples, etc. Well worth it to plant and have them.You can always sell excess fruit via a cute little stand along the road. Make sure to plant honeycrisp and McIntosh apple trees.
Praying you guys survived last night's storms ❤️🙏❤️
Good job. Suggestion: when a tree starts to fall sometimes it can split up the middle and with all the physics involved, the top section can spear directly backwards. So walk away at ninety degrees from the direction of fall.
Yeah, this. Also aim a few inches above the wedge when making your cut to create a hinge. Aiming directly at the back of the wedge makes it more likely to split unpredictably.
Too late!!!
@@gabrieleseitz9169 only too late when he never has to fell another tree in his life. This information goes forward to the next one. :)
With so much meat left there is a chance it could hold on with one side and swing the tree left or right and not fully in the direction planned. A "precision" drop like this had me hoping it went well.
Always love watching y'all. You really should pick up another Peach tree though, they help each other become pollinated.
Epic blinds and tree felling ! Also, seeing your daughter help with the tree removal was priceless.
YOU GUYS DEFINETLY NEED A FIRE PIT!!!
You have accomplished sooooo much... I love your videos, they are so inspiring, especially in these times when so many employers seem to want everybody to have "experience", for an "entry position", that offers poverty wages, you remind us that, NO, learning and doing in order to have the same things in life that all of us want, A HOME SO WE CAN HAVE A FAMILY, is entirely possible for the younger generations as it was available to the older ones, sometimes it seems as though life is trying to hold us back, but your videos are a reminder to be humble and find our own path..
yea they need a fire pit just some blocks or rocks in a circle and enjoy a night out under the stars with some warmth from a fire and your favorite drink. thats USA!!!!
I disagree! Far too early to ever have a fire pit as young children love to play with fire - it's not needed!! My sister told me I should have one too - no f'king way! There are way better things to do than to watch fire burn and roast wieners/marshmallows (both unhealthy). Speaking of marshes, you can grow some neat medicinal herbs like Hemp Agrimony and Boneset, both are "significant immunostimulants" - good to have on hand (dried, jarred) since Corona viruses are so rampant these days/years!
@@juis8844 and right now we "Texas" are in one of the worst dry spells in many years.
I don't think it's fair to say that life can hold anyone back! Nonetheless, there ARE certain forces who ARE responsible for holding us back, and we are far better off knowing who our true enemies are, rather than blame it on a rather supportive sacred life force.
Great idea to plant a peach tree! I was going to suggest that!
I've followed you guys since almost the beginning, and back-watched the rest. I started out impressed by y'alls chutzpah to make the change from hospitality/ food to homesteading. Even more impressive and deeply respectable is the tenacity, dedication, and ability to learn.... all while maintaining a great attitude and dealing with the changes Life throws at you. I've said it before, and I still stand by it: Y'alls greatest legacy will not be the structure, nor the land... rather the example y'all gave to your children.
I can't wait for the full tour and then on to the next project! A pool? A bunker? A guest cottage out of the storage container? A tree house for the kids? So many possibilities! It looks incredible, so excited for you guys.
Everything’s looking great! I was one of your first 5000 subscribers and it’s awesome to see how far you’ve come
Do you have a dept. Forestry extension service could tell you what ate the trees or an harborist
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You did good pine trees have a tendency of twisting when they fall and generally don't go where you want them too so you did well.
Lucky as well as good, a great combination Spencer. Best regards Jim UK.
Shower curtain, WOW i got rid of them 20 years ago and have not looked back since.
Glass doors are the way to go !!!
I heard that you might have to plant another peach tree close by so it gets pollinated. Not 100%, but you guys might look into that. Love the channel! I look forward to it every week!
How do they tell which trees are not trees and girl trees
@@janebaker4912 Talk to the people at the nursery, they will explain it to you.
Fruit trees are notorious for needing another tree for pollination. Two years ago I was given a pear tree so last year I got it a mate along with 2 apple and 2 cherry trees. Added 2 plum and 2 peach trees this spring to our little orchard!
Hope those tornado's missed your area from yesterday. Looked scary on the weather channels. I was afraid the tree would land half on the barn, so glad it didn't. Guess after all this time, should learn to trust Spencer. LOL Love watching Beau playing around, such a cute little girl. Can't wait to see the kids playing together when they are older. Hope you guys have a great week. Oh yeah, love the blinds!
Nice Blind en Beautiful Job
My kind of man. She's a very lucky lady.
Excited that you no longer HAVE to shower outside! Great job taking the tree down!
Those tiny tree frogs make the loveliest jingle sound. It’s the sound of spring to me! ❤️
Next time - if there will ever be a next time - remember to saw 1,5" above the chop to make a hinge. That way you will be able to steer exactly where the tree needs to fall. Speaking as someone who has felled down trees much larger and in more dangerous positions than the one you just cut. Love your content - watched every single episode.
If I was stuck on a desert island and could pick who I'm stuck with, I'd definitely choose you guys cos I know I won't have to worry about setting up camp! Love this channel!! 💖
Yes, Spencer setting up shelter and McKenzie keeping our spirits up.
@@mayraortiz2434 absolutely, she would also take anything Spencer has made and make it pretty! 😉 Bring on my deserted island! Not sure what is i'd be doing, probably just as I'm told really!! 😂 💖
@@gleadhill79 I’ll volunteer to babysit the kids while they take a stroll along the deserted island shoreline.
@@mayraortiz2434 oh go on then, you can come too! 🤗
Thank you for 2 solid years of the ebst entertainment. You got us through lockdown, we discovered you the first day of lockdown in South Africa and we've been fans every since. You guys are so incredibly amazing and we really admire everything you achieve. Is there anything you both can't do? Your home is gorgeous.
I loved the whole video and everything you guys are doing. But most of all I liked how your daughter helped you carry the branches from the felled tree to its new location. You are teaching her responsibility even at that young age. You are teaching her teamwork and to take care of problems and to work through them. The both of you are setting her up for a life in which she will be capable. What an amazing gift you are providing her. I hope when she is 20 she looks back and realizes how lucky she is to have the two of you as her parents!
I was blessed with having a chance to live off grid for two years in Northern Idaho on the side of a mountain....taking a shower outside was amazing absolutely loved it hope to have that again there is nothing as full filling as that ....Love you guys thanks again for sharing your life with us 🌻
Y’all have made a nice home for yourselves!
I understand the sadness of losing a large tree. We had to take down two very large ash trees last fall. Completely sturdy, healthy trees… until small bugs killed them… the dreaded Emerald ash borers. Our front yard is completely different now. No shade. 😢🥵
Same with me. 30 foot Spruce in my yard. Lush and beautiful. Cytospora Canker took it out in about 1 year. Had to remove it since the disease is contagious to other Spruce. Now I have no privacy from the road. 😪
My parents have lost 5 ash trees in 3 years. One of them was pretty close to 250 feet tall and was about 45 inches across at the base. They got 18 truck loads of fire wood out of that 1 tree. Sold it all and that paid for all the chains/bar oil/fuel
150 feet not 250.
Plant another tree
I’m so proud of you guys. Really living the dream. Happy days ahead for you guys. All the very best 😎🇦🇺🇦🇺
Great choice on the double cell blinds!!! 8 years ago we chose single cell blinds throughout our house, and have been AMAZED how well they keep the cold air out, and the warm air in. Love your channel. God bless you both and your sweet family.
Awesome job with getting the tree down! Taking trees down is not easy, but on that note house is looking great! You both have come a long way! Keep it up and love your videos!!!!
I've literally been waiting for this the whole week.....happy for your family 😍
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My granny had watched every single one of your videos! She watched with my papa until he passed in November and now I watch with her they always called y'all there other kids. Anytime y'all would post a new video my papa would Hollar honey the kids are on! We love y'all so much and y'all bring my granny so much joy! Much love from Ga!!
the tree felling was really impressive! And Kenzie's admiration is just too sweet and of course Beau for hers as well!
Dry the wood out for future use like fire pits or maybe a future wood stove🤷🏽♀️ thanks again for another awesome video I was super happy to see you planted another tree to replace the downed tree 🙃 I was gonna suggest Tom plant a bunch of fresh pines or different fruit trees. Be blessed
I am so happy for your family! Your house is so beautiful
The blinds are awesome. Happy the tree fell in the perfect spot. Looks like termites. Hopefully there won't be more trees affected by these pests. Looking forward to seeing the shower curtain.
Well done on felling the tree, great idea planting another tree. Love the blinds. Place looks great. Love the vlog.
8:30, the Pine Beetle is a MASSIVE issue!
Hopefully it'll spare some of your beautiful trees.
I'm not sure if there's anything an arborist would be able to do to help protect them, but it may be worth contacting one.
The remote control windows! Love them!
That will take a load off your mind during storms with lots of wind.
My mother and I planted some apple trees when moved from our home near the city into another house we built for my youngest brother who passed away in 2014. We moved in 2015. The apple trees had 2 apples on one of the trees . Every year it's loaded down with blooms . It's the only one that blooms in March . And every year since, the frost has burned every blossom on it for 5 years now. Not one apple made it. I've covered it still the frost gets it. Good luck with your peaches.
I love everything that you two are doing. Outdoor seating would look great in that big beautiful yard.
I really love those blind's. Especially the remote controlled blinds. Yes watching RUclips videos you can learn a lot on how to do things. Great job Spencer on cutting down that tree. Good luck on growing your on fruit. Nothing like going out at picking a fresh peach off your tree. I been waiting All those tornadoes that ripped through Texas. I hope that you guys made it through ok and you are safe.
Congratulations on saving your barn from potential doom. Do you know someone with a sawmill that can convert the upper trunk into timbers for a new pier out into your pond? Regarding your fruit trees, they may benefit from an occasional application of Epsom salts and powdered limestone. Magnesium Sulfate (Epsom) will support healthy root growth while discouraging snails & slugs. Consider running the smaller branches through a wood chipper and add them to your compost.
Wishing you and your family a blessed week and a gentle spring season. Peace
Friends of ours built an outdoor bathhouse using all reclaimed wood and other items. Gravity shower and bath using a livestock metel water thing...wood stove water heater. Sliding frosted windows using old corrugated roof panels...indoor outdoor carpet and a clear roof with clear panels so they could bathe under stars. And a place to heat rocks for steam. Cutest little Japanese bath house ever...made for free and off grid. Spencer should definitely make you one!
If you put potting soil in the hole and break up the root ball (its to compacted and the tree will slowly grow and could even die-the roots have got to be able to grow out into the ground) and potting soil around the root ball and introduce your regular dirt, This will make the tree grow stronger, faster, and bare fruit faster. Fantastic job on putting that tree down btw! My husband and I love watching your videos, you guys are great!
Its nice to see u guys ur cutting a tree but planting a new one. Looking forward to watch you guys had alots of fruits and plants soon. In your backyards. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ always watching and supporting from Doha Qatar 🇶🇦
With every glimpse we get of your (almost) finished interior it's more and more obvious to see that this house is near perfection. Beautiful choice with the blinds, and clever, too. Loved the lumberjack action! The suspense was killing us. Have a great week, you guys!
Love your high tech home! Each video is a DIY and you two have done amazing build!!!
My husband, a city guy, needed to fell a tree that was right up against our garden house. It wasn't a huge tree but it would have done some damage. When it let go it leaned against the building but because it was so top heavy it tipped over the peak of the roof and slid down right into the back of our pickup that was parked there. Just as it slid down the roof and into the truck bed some friends drove in and saw the tree slide in. They thought my husband was a tree cutting genius.
Hi 👋 to all of the family, just noted that you planted your tree 🌲 without teasing out the roots out, my grandad was a farmer 👩🌾 in the from 1939 and had orchards of fruit trees and he always said to me in the 60’s lol that it helped get the tree going. Many thanks for great content please keep it up, I’ve watched since you sat in your truck wondering what the hell you’d done I’ve laughed cried and all the emotions in between with you and yours.
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The last outside shower… congrats guys! I really love the ⭐️ star shots. One of the big benefits of living away from cities.
The house is now a home. Enjoy it.
Glad the tree missed your barn. Great job Spencer.
I'm so glad you guys are ok. I hadn't seen you guys on for over a week now and just recently we heard of fires and tornados going thru Texas, and I was worried. I'm glad you guys are ok. ☺️❤️
Hey a little advice on hanging hanger for shelves and blinds for future. figure out where you want it and then get the thinnest 3m double stick tape. put it where you want it and then drill. it will always be in right spot and its faster. If you have to put in wall plugs just use enough to stick it but pull off easy after you drill.
I love how your house is transforming into a beautiful home. You should have planted a few fruit trees then they would have blossomed at more or less the same time.
Great job of felling that tall pine! Congratulations!
Well done on felling the pine! Perfect positioning.
Nice job on the tree, that would've made me a nervous wreck, well done. Watching you guys and your little ones grow and learn is pretty dang cool, you're really awesome people.
These videos always put a smile on my face! Beau helping carry the tree branches is sooooo cute!! She's getting so big!! Love you guys!!
Felling your first tree can be daunting. Good job with it. Check into the exact variety of peach tree you bought, you probably will need a second tree to pollinate and get fruit. Some varieties are self-pollinating, most are not though.
“Boy” did I enjoy this video watching Spencer install the blinds was soothing and cutting down the pine tree was the cherry on top of the sundae, you are a real handyman-great job!!🤗☺️
All the finishing touches to the house are just wonderful, amazing work guys. The tree part was a tad scary, that was one big tree but it reminded me to the day they took our 3 white pines down, 50 years old but had a fungus and 2 were too close to the foundation. It was a sad day to say goodbye to them they were 29 inches around , 50-60 feet. Still miss them and planted two trees in their place, I am happy you planted another tree.
You guys adapt, react, readapt, apt so well!
Adapt, React, Readapt, Apt. -Michael Scott
Was wondering if your tree had gotten bores?
Those bores suck the life out of the tree and bushes. They work from the inside.
Lost my lilac bush damage was done before I knew what was going on and there was no saving it.
It’s more comment than what one might think.
Good luck.
Love the new blinds….. especially the Remote controlled ones😉♥️
Sooo great to be included in this. Thank you both,
Much Love 💕
I always look forward to your videos, so nice to see to come along from where you started.
Ya me too. I enjoy the videos and happy for them, everything is coming along fine. It's so good to be young and have an adventurous life that will last a lifetime.
you need to plant two on a lot of each kind of fruit tree so they can cross pollinate.
Spencer is such an awesome man. He's done an amazing job with all the work people normally pay others to do.
Wow! loving all of the blinds, especially those motorized ones, I was wondering when Spencer put those up if they were motorized because of where those windows are located I figured that motorized ones would be so awesome. I am loving that you got that tree down and in a good spot because you for sure don't want it to fall on your barn or your vehicle that would be a tragedy. I have loved watching all of your videos from the start till now and your house is so beautiful and amazing, thanks for another wonderful video, sending love and hugs, bye for now.🥰💜
Interesting to see this transformation 🙏🏾🙏🏾thank you so much for inspiring me to take up any challenges that come my way, your determination to overcome challenges even when the situation seems hopeless, your resilience is inspiring. I am now taking on my own challenges head on thanks to you
Yes Spencer i think you can just about do everthing now.im in awe of your work ethic.i know its got to be done but you just get on with it. Look at Beau helping with the clearing up of the tree she just wants to get involved shes a little Darling.take care love from England.🌲🌲 well done with the tree.
That was an awesome piece of tree felling mastery. Perfect placement, in a kind of confined area! You're right. You are an expert.
I have just finished binge watching your videos from the very start to now… granted taken me a good couple of weeks in the evenings.
You guys are just an incredible! Strong, loving family.
I have been hugely entertained and mesmerised by what can be achieved with two rusty 2nd hand containers.
Love the channel and keep up the tremendous work.
The kids are so cute. Love to watch your family grow!
When getting fruit trees you need to have 2 of the same kind so they can cross-pollinate.
Peach trees are self-pollinating.
@@frankdank7507 That is good to know, but we had a peach tree that was on our property when we bought it, it only produced green balls, eventually, we had to cut it down because it died.
Spencer's gettin' a lumberjack tan!!!...sorry about having to lose some of your lovely shade!!!...but home grown peaches can't be beat!!!...
I also have watched your videos since the beginning and I absolutely love and enjoy every minute of your journey. Thank you for letting us be a part of your journey. I just like to encourage you and Spencer since I was born and raised in Texas a storm cellar for tornadoes would be a great next project. A good place to store anything you can as well. We had a seller for our canned foods and a place to be safe when the twisters came. I'm super excited to see the next chapter of y'all's life!
Lots of love from Ohio 🤟😎🤟❤️
I've been watching from when you put the footers in... your house looks amazing ..your family has now made that a wonderful home...I'm sooo happy for you
The blinds look beautiful, glad Spencer was able to get the tree down with no problems, I don't think I could walk to the shower at night
Good job on cutting down the old leaning pine tree. Installing the motorized blinds on the upper windows was very good job and was so surprise to see they were motorize. Your little girl is so cute and always wanting to help. Stay safe. Walk in Peace.
Wow you guys are great and everything is looking so good, just an fyi if you want peaches from your tree you will need to plant another one because a fruit tree can not pollinate itself like flowers or vegetables do, hope you dont have to cut down anymore trees, I love that about your place too