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Looks Great. Where are you going to put it? Would look good if you could mount it to one of the red woods maybe

A dragonfly

Looks great

[At 3 minutes i'm guessing dragonfly :D] Oh yeah! That looked maybe like a set of wings you were making :) This was pretty good fun, cheers for the vid :) Oh and that mushroom pun was proper toad skool lol :D

Very good job. You are amazing.👍👍😊

Wow the lid finally fits 🎊🎉 that is so much better now it's stable and the water is flowing equally now instead of on the angle. You put this off for so long but it definitely was with it and looks much better now and I am sure you can hide the box with some nice plants

Interesting vid, I had no idea they had huge filters like this for ponds, or how they work. Good job sir, very surgical workmanship there, it all looks just the same at the end as before, except it's all shipshape and working as it should. This sure makes fixing the syphon on the john look like small potatoes lol :D Cheers! :D

Great work, ten out of ten!

Great job and such a beautiful place

Good job sir :) I do like the rambles of course but I thought this style worked ok too, letting the pictures do the talking. Apologies, our cat was trying to get you on the screen there, I think he thought you were a bird or a mouse or something on the high-speed section lol, but you can count a like from him too :D Cheers for the vid! :)

Great episode, lots of interesting information and tips - the Water Soldiers are so awesome the way they just sort themselves out! An excellent transformation and essential maintenance to prevent the pond becoming nothing but a patch of boggy ground in the end... Out of interest is it clay lined or what? And is the park an old reservoir or something? Kudos that this is just a side hustle while you're keeping an eye on the shop, good job and thanks for the video! :)

Another scenario i'm looking 4ward 2 seeing in Spring . . . getting me thru the slumbering winter. . . thanks! . . . work well done. . . blessed bee

Good work, pretty amazing what the wind can do! We've been relatively lucky in Wigan and not had it too bad with storms compared to a lot of folk this year. Did have some fun of a related nature last week though - some of the people I work for were having trouble with the interwebs, the most obvious possible cause being a willow tree whipping the phone line to the house. No, it's the box up the road said BT and tinkered with that to no avail, so they replaced the house line using a cherry picker but didn't clear the branches. So even though it's off their property the owner said we'll not have any objections, let's clear that ourselves, which we did. It's incredible how heavy even small looking branches can be, and inevitably we snagged the line a bit a couple of times. Checked the internet, now it was totally screwed. :/ Called the engineer out again, and we had a good laugh rehearsing the plausible deniability of having messed with it ourselves. Anyway, that engineer actually had a proper look at the situation and realised it was all caused by a flat internal battery in an ancient receiver box in the house, and the line had been fine all along lol :D Cheers for the video, and phew, back up to 500 subs, congratulations once again... I was kicking myself Saturday morning when I saw it back on 499! :D

Wow I'm shocked that the power lines aren't down especially with the luck we had the past year.

500 subs, great job!

Man of all trades great transformation

“...'Ere, just keep an eye on't till for five, will yer...” lol :D Loving this 'stuck in the shop' series! Wow, good work! Interesting ramble as always, I like the talking side of gardening and just like any job you need a whole bunch of context to make sense of the practical side, and to prioritise the work to be done. Good thinking with not painting the planter black, I wouldn't have thought of it but you're right, that would be a trip hazard in poor light. Congratulations on the 500 subscribers too! Hope I don't jinx it, last time sub numbers got discussed here 3 people flippin' left lol. Well done, and well deserved! Awesome vid as always, please keep 'em coming! :D

the pressure wash makes the plants look better😊

Jet washers gotta be up there with strimmers for ASMR value lol! Interesting to see more of your place, I'd been curious since the garage vids what the whole building is like, very cool and quirky old place with an interesting history of renovations by the looks of it, and the surroundings are so beautiful! I've doing a bit of seasonal jet washing recently with a similar machine where I work, it's a safety must-do really in terms of slipping underfoot, and the machines are awesome and save a lot of labour scrubbing. It's mainly dry-lay sandstone flags and cobble sets, so you gotta be very accurate to avoid making a complete mess around the edges, but at that point I barely get wet at all. I always wear glasses like you though just in case I get a kicked up stone (used to be safety glasses, these days it's reading glasses lol). I agree about not using chemicals where there's a pollution risk, but also does everything need to sparkle? On the odd concrete flag where I'm working I hold back to about 12 inches, cos I don't want them looking too clean, it wouldn't suit everything else :D Thanks for the vid, sir :)

The Keys are gone at last finally. That is a very satisfying moment 🎊🎉🎊🎉 and the chair is fixed only had a hole since 2018

Awesome. Ya won't believe this, as you know I usually like to leave a comment to show my appreciation and support, so when I'm watching, I'm thinking about what I might say. I'm impressed with your work ethic so I was thinking along the lines of 'Keep an eye on the shop will you? : Sorts the whole place out!' or sommat about the elves and the shoemaker, cos it's pretty good that you're always looking for stuff to do, that's really helpful when people do that, using their initiative. But then I thought I'd tease you about 'Hey that chair is a bit of a state' after you'd finished - the old 'You missed a bit' painting joke, then you immediately say 'But before I do that I'm turning my attention to this chair' and fixed it up great! lool :D That was so trippy and cool! Great vid, they're lucky to have you there, as we are here! :D

Great layout so much better

We all like a outside fire

Decent burn there albeit not the best of situations to start with, well done with the single light challenge, and at 15:00 that's gotta be one of the most picture-perfect fires ever :D Cheers for the vid :)

Put the green ones in a brown paper bag with a banana peel seal it up and check them every 3 days or so. All should rippen.

Hey cheers for the vid, an interesting diversion :) You're right about home grown tomatoes, my friend does them, she once grew some that were very dark colours when ripe, almost greenish black, rather than red, they were awesome. Nice kitchen there btw, there's no way I'd show ours on camera, well maybe at least this month I could claim the cobwebs are for halloween lol :D

Aye good job, reminds me I need to clipper my noggin :) It's much nicer working in the cooler autumn weather lately I reckon. We've been lucky to have some decent winds between the rains here which has kept things dry, so pre-winter jobs like treating sheds and tidying hedges are moving along nicely. Cheers for the vid :D

Cracking job as always rob..well done looks so tidier now 👌🎣🎣

Good work, hey when you become a professional youtuber you'll have a crew that makes sure the tree smashes the fishing stand to matchwood every damn time, and a thousand monkeys writing clickbait titles lol :D Oh and just a suggestion, a random thought I had - maybe the odd slow-motion shot might work occasionally, just put in now and again where it's something that adds to the interest, and just short, like two or three seconds at a time. Like I was thinking some close-up(-ish) weed-whacker footage would be interesting, and for example in this vid when you were hammering the posts in, a slow-mo hammer strike would be cool maybe, just to see how the equipment and the forces are working, and also for a bit of artistic effect possibly. Anyway, just a thought, cheers for another cool vid :D

Looks great

I like this longer video and seeing more of your work 👍

Great improvement 😊

Nice one good work! Sure looked tough going at times even with the powerful strimmer. Thanks for taking us along :D

New addition to the Nature Trail😂

Looks great 😊

Hard work good outcome its handy seeing some of the tricks of the trade and the solutions you come up with

Well, half the village did turn up in the end...just not the human half lol! Splendid stuff,sir, cheers for the vid! :D

Good job, and interesting as ever to hear the reasoning behind the decision to carry out the work. I'm getting the feeling by now that the owner doesn't mind being mentioned in these vids and that you have a constant discussion going on there. Personally, I can see it both ways when it comes to trees and wilderness, I'm not that human-centric at heart, but when I'm working as a gardener, damned sure I'm trying to stay on top of things that will become problems to the owner at some point, or they're putting their faith in the wrong guy. Good to see you doing the same there. I've learnt a fair bit about a lot of stuff watching you work these last few months, so thanks for that :D Brill vid, thanks for sharing, sir. :)

Great transformation

Well done rob..can't wait get on this peg again now ya trimmed back the excess...🎣top job mukka

Lovely end result - positively artistic - you have a keen eye

Aye, good job, cheers for the vid :)

Looks so much better

Didn’t you just recently, maybe this year, replace this duck house.

Cool vid and a great bit of shed bodging there, you did well getting it up onto those new posts. We put a lot of effort and faff into the aesthetics of the formal arrangements where I work (a medium-sized domestic garden) but it's almost a point of pride that most of the sheds and the compost bins are comprised of a patchwork of repairs using recycled oddments. This does give them a bit of character too, but that's just luck. We take the roof seriously of course, but for the rest of it, there just never seems to be a justification for 'properly' fixing a shed or replacing it, just takes too much time for one thing, when you've always got endless other things to do in a garden. I don't wanna do a spoiler but have you solved the problem of accessing the duck ramp with a long ladder bridge, or possibly a recently felled tree? You did say you had a use for that leaning one... can't imagine it's this though cos it's too heavy, but I have to comment it lol. :D The idea of doing joinery in an inflatable boat sounds like fun too lol, what could possibly go wrong! :D

I'm sure half the village (me included) would love to come there and see the results of your hard work.

Interesting update, not sure of the whole situation there but it's great to see what's going on in practice there, cheers for the vid :) Half the village up there would be great under the right circumstances btw, just tell them Oasis are playing lol :D For some reason with the speeded up chainsaw noises and the other chap there helping I got reminded of the old 'Morph' cartoons from Tony Hart. ( A sample here for anyone who doesn't know what I'm on about :D ua-cam.com/video/1naL_Gn4IS4/v-deo.html )

Hey interesting vid and that was a pretty good diy repair, you sure make yourself useful around there! :) There was sommat similar wrong with ours recently where it played sometimes hilarious and creative avant-garde trombone music for up to several minutes after flushing, but we rent so we just let them fix it, but I went and had a look in there just now and it's all laid out the same, I could have had a go at fixing it after watching this tutorial. Cheers :D

All's well that ends well! :D As it happens I got a couple of good YT suggestions for vids yesterday with some relevant tips that you might like, one about leaning trees, specifically the risk of 'barber chair' splits and ways to mitigate - ua-cam.com/video/Pfj6DXzeIoU/v-deo.html and another one about chainsawing trees generally - ua-cam.com/video/4mcGl3gjvsQ/v-deo.html the specific tip I'm thinking of from this vid is to have a spare guide bar and chain for when there's no other way to free the blade after a jam. Feel free to delete this comment if you don't want links of course, but I just thought I'd mention it. :) I quake when I realise how little I've been aware of certain dangers with the odd bit of tree work I've done, despite a good attitude to health and safety and some experience with woodwork and machinery. I've never properly verified this but so they say there's a simple way to estimate the height of a tree, you stand with your back to it and walk away and bend forwards and look backwards between your legs. Apparently, the average person can see upwards at 45 degrees from this rather undignified position, so when you've got far enough away that you can see the top, that's where it will land. I need a disclaimer here lol :D I reckon the older I get the taller they look though lool, which I guess they are actually, hmmm :)

Another interesting situation, victory in the end😊