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Peace and greetings friend, thanks for the demo and tutorial. So basically this contraption makes the honey processing (separating from the comb etc.) quicker and more convenient?

Really enjoyed your audio book of FLINT, I miss it

Nice video . I’ve been looking at these online. Your video helped me realize that bigger is not always better especially when it comes to the added weight. Thanks again for your time and efforts.

Wonderful narration!

Great narration

It is a beautiful baby creature! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!

Great narration. A comfort to listen to.

Y'all are missed

Really appreciate it! Love the Hardy Boys!

Hope your little one is doing better. I don't remember the name of it. But there is a 3 book on Killkenny. How do you get started on these western books. Keep up the good work. I get a little kick out your voice when your surprised ❤

She is adorable what a great addition

I really missed you guys, beautiful baby.

0h my gosh ! She definitely is sweet.

Another awesome story

This is definitely concerning as I literally am looking to make my first chipper purchase. I was really leaning towards this machine but I think I’ll hold off.

I like this book, Thank you😊

These Kilkenny novels are epic... thanks for reading to an old guy. Gratitude.. ❤

I love the way you laugh at the comments about the women’s descriptions. Your voice is perfect don’t change a thing.

those blades should not be threaded, just hole with countersink for flathead socket cap screw bolt with nut and washer on backside. bolts go in from back toward tractor. bid mistake on WM design imo.

i really wanted this to be a good machine but it seems everyone and their grandmother are breaker shear bolts and lots of them.

Another great story

Are y’all shut down????

Great help as I prepare to DIY my first filter changes., Thanks for sharing and caring!

Interesting yarn, though a couple of nit picks on the story as far as historical accuraccy.. if'n that matters. :) Pony Express was in operation from April 1860 to October 1861 and barbed wire was patented in 1873 by Glidden, though the earliest version is noted as perhaps 1867 by LB Smith in Ohio. That said, it's still a good yarn and a fun listen.

I liked your narration of this story. Louis had a lot to learn about women though, I think. his portrayal of them was very unenlightened.

I just wanted to say that I have really enjoyed listening to your book narrations, I even love when you start breaking up and laughing during some of the books you’ve read. I was hoping that maybe I could make a suggestion or request. I would love to have you read Louis l’Amour‘s best book ever… That’s so many people don’t even know about. It’s not even a western it’s called the walking drum. It is a medieval novel about a young man’s travels. Also, my absolute favorite book if you could read, it is Conagher

Beautifully read! This is my favorite book so far.

Another great story

Still waiting…

Love this channel

Any new chapters???

Do you have a video on how you have all of your lines and valves set up between your pump, vacuum tanks, and line to your milker?

Another awesome story

I just want to say that I listen to a lot of audio books while I’m working and absolutely love those you read.. fantastic job, and I think a woman’s voice is perfect reading a western

I really enjoyed this

Very good book love Louis L'Amour

Thank you so much. I enjoyed your reading very much. ❤

Thanks for the video. Did it work?

Well That was a good story, nice job on the reading too! We hope the child is better today.

Everyone talks about the milkers,,,,,but never the vacuum pumps. Where do I get a vacuum pump and how do I set it up?

I love a good western story told well. Thank you!

Great reading. Thanks

How old were the queens?

Sounds real good not so many commercials. It doesn’t matter whose gender reads it. I’m playing those words in pictures in my mind. Has nothing to do with a woman speaking them. Who’s this dude thinker guy wow.

Suuuuuweeeee!!!

A big hi thank you for the read

Good to have you back.

😊 so good to hear from you, I just can't figure out my new phone.

Thanks.