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Love that you’re bringing new life to this grand old house ❤

Love Ur videos hugh house to maintain and clean

Great beautiful stuff and hard hard working couple. Beautiful lovely property Alot of beauty and work

Glad I found your channel!

Gorgeous house! And land! Thanks for sharing.

You will have a beautiful kitchen 👍🏾👍👍🏿

Great job! Love the new layout!

So sorry about your dog, so sad to lose a best friend. I am glad to see you saving your well established plants, it will be a time and money saving journey until the weather changes!

Hi Miko, oh my yes that is a lot of rubble to have to get rid of 😮 Willow trees are beautiful and very practical in areas with water issues (as in too much 😂) their branches are also very useful for weaving all sorts of things too 😊 Ooh I hope your slug solution continues to work well 😊 Excellent on the Roses growing, you are going to have so many to transplant it will be beautiful 😍 The downstairs is coming along well but I suspect more Rubble in your future I suppose your biceps will be getting a good work out shoveling it all although I suspect you would prefer not to have to do it 😂 Take care and love to Anita xx

The young willow shoots are very good for weaving baskets or natural fences. And the bark as well as the wood was also used to extract the ingredients for a natural pain and fever treatment. The first aspirine was made from the willow wood and the bark. Now they have synthetic ingredients for the modern aspirine, however natural aspirine from willow as the main ingredient is still produced today because some people are sensitive for the synthetic ingredients. Some people make tea from the bark, however the tea making process does not extract enough working ingredients for pain treatment. Here in the Netherlands the wood was also used for the production of the wooden shoes. And the trees were also planted alongside kreek banks to prevent land erosion. And birds love to make nests in the trees. In the wild the tree doesn't grow old, but if well maintained they can grow to around 80 years or so. 👍

Your dog 🐕 is absolutely beautiful Sherryl, West Point, Utah, USA

Ty for sharing your progress, from Seattle washington USA

Great progress folks, plenty of redial work to do. Thanks for posting your update.

Feliz Ano Novo. From Brasilia, Brasil

From Venhuizen The Netherlands

E a casa a ficar cada vez mais magnífica! Fica em que região do país? Não me recordo se já alguma vez disseram. Bom ano!

trabalho com fartura 🙂

Evening from Australia

Thank you for sharing. It’s such a joy to see abandoned homes coming back to life.

Great video - Happy New Year

What use will the room be. Is there access into the main house.

Hi found your channel yesterday and have just finished watching them all. Watching from the UK .

An idea for that problem atea is to build a block of cabinets there that are useable on both sides; an island facing the kitchen, and open shelves on the other side. The steps will go down to a lower area where a table can be placed. I have seen shows where architects will do this when there is a distinct difference in floor levels within a kitchen/dining area. Good luck!😊

There are several primitive methods to get those larges stones up. But not so long ago I watched a video that gives an idea about how it could have been done. The video is called.... DERRICK & CRANES (Maine Granite Museum) Mike Haduck. ⬅ copy and paste this entire title, and you will find the video. From sailing vessels the people were familiar with block and tackles and hoisting heavy equipment or heavy sails for centuries. They had devices similar to a windlass, on sailing vessels they were called a capstan. But for the primitive cranes on shore oxen were used as well. The Romans used men powered treadmill cranes in various forms, even the columns from the pantheon were raised with treadmill cranes. And in medieval times castles were also build with treadmill cranes. I am watching from the Netherlands. 👍

What a lovely dog! Happy New Year to you and Anita and the whole family! Sending Anita a special hug since she's away taking care of her mum! 🌷💗

Kitchen is going to be wonderful - best wishes for 2025 to you and Anita! Hope Anita 's mum is getting better so Anita can be home soon 😊

Doing a great job here. Well done. 🇦🇺👴🏻

How nice to have a new companion with you. You have been busy and yes I would like to know also how the massive rocks were placed into the buildings. It’s all such a mastery. Merry Christmas wishes with blessings for a wonderful New Year to you both. 🇨🇦

A little bit of iodine in the water to keep mosquitoes out

Hi Miko 😊 Yay a sponsorship deal so pkeased for you 😁 well done on being brave and using it I have to admit that would terrify me 😂 Lots of work done with knocking down that wall and lots on your family's property I wish them good luck in selling it 😊 What a beautiful dog and great company for you while Anita is away 😊 I hope you both had a lovely Christmas and that Anita is doing well. Take care, Happy New Year and I look forward to your next video whenever that is as I realise life goes on and things can interfere with filming which is totally understandable 😊

Lovely dog and companion. I must have missed an episode as not sure if Anita is ok. Happy New year to you both from Suffolk, England.

Love your vidios...thank you for taking us along for your dream ...love and blessings P..from Pennsylvania ❤❤❤

Sending renewed wishes to Anita's mum. Hoping she's comfortable and improving. ❤ Your home is beautiful

It is obvious that an equal level floor is more practical. But it is not always possible or economically viable to create it in an existing building. I think that for the largest part it depends on the doorways, and perhaps also the windows, and if you are willing and have the funds to make major changes to those doorways and windows if needed. But it is hard to judge just by watching this video. From what I can see it seems that it would be easier to raise the lowest floor level, instead of lowering the highest floor level. Because the inside doors would not match the floor level if you would lower the highest part of that floor. But there will always be some steps at some location, whether it is inside the building or outside the building. Although outside the building you can also make a smooth ramp without steps. Or create a terrace that is level with a new doorway. If you still insist on leveling the entire floor then I would go for raising the lowest part of the floor. And if you can afford it it would also be a great opportunity to install floor heating. Or at least some insulation.

Dec 5, 2024 Love your house and the work that you are doing- Did Miko have any experience in building or renovating? Best wishes from Florida, US

Texas winter 55 Fahrenheit.

You take such good care of your home, it is commendable.❤

Oklahoma 🇺🇲 its 43°F (6°C) @ 04:45 (am) 👋

Here in NZ officially summer, but rain coming and 19 degrees.

E as legendas em portugues?

Is there a finished floor under the old kitchen floor/steps? Whatever your plans, try to keep as few steps as possible on the main/ground floor. Plan ahead to have spaces so that you can live fulltime on this main floor. Kitchen, living area, bathroom, and bedroom spaces. If someone is hurt or as we age, stairs and steps are a major hazard area. Thanks for including your viewers on your journey to save this home. Houston, Texas USA

Check out Mozambique peri peri recipe Easy to make Delish on chicken on a barbecue Last for ages I prep it then liqudize with Xtra Xtra garlic

Miko well done on the cooker and hood installation it looks very good. Leaves will be great on the garden 😊 I have no recommendations on the drop ir use of the room sorry hopefully a builder or someone will be able to give advice. Sorry to hear Anita will be away for Christmas that must be very hard for you both 🤗🤗

If they are kinda orange and feathery on the underside: they are chanterelles. Superb mushrooms with garlic and parsey and scramblet egg. Yum! All looks good and we have 60F in North Texas. Edit: what a stove!🎉

Thanks for sharing this wholesome content once again! I'm from Brazil, currently living in Porto 🇵🇹

The highest point in Portugal is on Pico Island, Azores.

Thanks Tinto 😊for showing us how you remove all of the covered granite,It will be worth all the hard work once it’s done in this room. The nettle compost liquid would be great for your gardens and fruit trees.I have tried stinging nettle tea as a tonic,apparently you only pick the new tips for this purpose!All the best with Anitas mother too cheers from Aus 🇦🇺

Olá Anita e Miko. Estou feliz por vocês terem conseguido realizar esse sonho antigo. Belo trabalho estão a realizar. Um abraço do velho amigo Jorge Castro, Luanda- Angola.

You have put your energies and $ to excellent use. Such a gorgeous house!

Hi from Australia