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Hi , congratulations! Thank you for inviting us! This must be very exciting, and I wish you all the best and lots of fun doing lots of hard work. Liked and subscribed 🌿 Beautiful editing!

Beautiful 😊

I would never remove an original fireplace...looks functional.

The part I didn't get re the pump: Before you adjusted the pressure, water flow to the outdoor tap would run for a bit and then stop because of low (almost zero) pressure, so shouldn't the pump kick in anyway?

You have a beautiful place. Good Luck with all the work ahead of you.

such a beautiful land.. :*

really nice <3

a whole lot of work, very funny and calming content, props from here!🤟💫

lovely people. <3

what a beautiful land, i can't wait to see more of your journey.🤗

hi why don't you have wallets cheaper than calling

Very cool to see the progress on this project - well done!

congratulations for the effort you put into digging the trench, but know that the tank in the attic is made of asbestos, I advise you to replace it with a plastic one or there are resins that can be applied with a brush, and then paint it both inside and out , to avoid coming into contact with asbestos

Thanks for taking the time to produce a video log of the start of your new life. Not many of the younger generation would attempt the things that you have already done. The sealing rings are called O rings used to seal water, oil and air in some joints. Looking forward to your next video

Well done , massive problem solving ! Wondering if the pump and cables should be in a box to protect it from damage, e.g animals and weather ?

Drill an Cooper stick about 1 m long into the ground and attach the ground wire to it. That's the way of doing it here in Thailand. Enjoy your life.

Thank you for sharing. I have built my own tiny house also in Southern Italy last year and have had the pleasure of doing a similar job for my water supply. You guys did a great job and are lucky to have such a big water reserve on your land. I'm already looking forward to the next video

Great work💦 Proud of you guys❤️

It's a shame you didn't buy your cable already pre-installed in the tube. Remember that for future projects, as it's not more expensive than buying it separately... Normally 2.5m2 for plug sockets in 25mm tubing (conduit) and 1.5m2 (square millimetres) for lighting circuits in 16mm tubing. Good luck with your project and UA-cam channel :-)

New Sub Here...Looking forward to watching your journey. From the USA

If I were in your position I would definitely connect the ground wires, you already have them and you can easily knock an earth spike in next to the house, it's way safer, especially on such a long cable running with the water pipe. 👍

You shall be henceforth known as Robert-o-ring. 😂❤

Success! Great job, there is nothing wrong with having to have a couple of goes to get it right, especially since it's not something that you are familiar with. You persisted and you made it happen, that is what is important. Digging the trench was never going to be an easy task, I always underestimate how much time it's going to take as well lol. It's great to see that you got it working, you now know exactly what you have and how it works. Great second video.👍❤️🇿🇦

Well done for getting water to the house which I'm sure means a little sigh of relief. It is a massive undertaking to make your property water self sufficient and fire proof, but once done, that land will become a little paradise and offer security for the future. Obviously it is going to be extremely difficult to do that work by hand. and this is where an experienced earth moving contractor will be required if you want to see the property completely transformed within 1-2 years. It's daunting, but you'll probably have a lot of fun designing the property with the right knowledge. How exciting. for you.

wow that's a challenge you mastered 🙏🙏 nice job you two.. lovely to see your courage and how you handle all upcoming situations.. thank you for sharing your journey

Great video - thanks for sharing

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Can’t wait guys. ❤ I admire you both 🇺🇸

Keep the bottles for your olive oil harvest. Loved the cave view from the inside.

Thought intensive is more important if you are building for the future

Your property is very beautiful! :) You've obviously put a lot of thought into your plans to develop it into a wonderful little homestead. With your plans to create a perma-culture garden, don't forget those wild pigs will tear up any/everything you plant if they find access to it. Even fencing may not be sufficient as they will dig under or break through some types. Good luck with you homestead!

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How many hectares?

Don’t get rid of anything until you run out of space. Many years of knowledge has brought the majority of the items that are there because they were needed and had value. Most important thing you could do is get your soil, healthy. Good luck, young people.

Great video. Any footage of your casa? Can you give us an idea of your priorities, like getting the well pump working to water the trees?

Good luck. Look forward to your journey!

The ugly English name, broom, for the beautiful plant called Ginestra in Italian. It makes beautiful and good smelling yellow flowers. It could be used for its fiber. There might be companies in Italy that uses it to make fabric. It could be an economic resource. Think about it before clearing.

Ciao Ragazzi,complimenti per il progetto che avete pianificato,ci sarà molto lavoro da fare,ma sono certo che da tutto questo uscirà fuori una grande realtà...Avanti tutta!!!

The potential is huge, congrats 🙂! I'm managing a similar project in the Liguria region. Little suggestion, maybe you did it already but double check the real estate registry of the municipality about the existance, status and compliance of those ruins and caves, before investing time and money in them. I don't know how relaxed the local administration is on building permits but these could be a pain in the ass anyway.

Keen to see what you guys get up too !😊🤘

Veel succes from Nederland 😊

Those caves could be great to store your liquid gold from those olive trees :-) Be careful with increasing the height of the small ruin #2 because that means you'd be adding built volume which requires all kinds of permissions. The other cave/cellar could be a perfect summer bedroom, it's most likely a lot cooler than in the house.

How much did you have to pay for it?? Is it in Sicily?

1:20 perfect farmer outfit😅😅

1:20 perfect farmer outfit😅😅

Good Luck; I am both inspired and jealous.

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This could turn into something spectacular. The combination between permaculture and hospitality is a great way to also earn some money to invest in the homestead again. But boy you have found a golden opportunity. My humble advice would be to invest in a small digger and a mini tractor/mower . My past experience has shown me that these 2 tools are incredibly valuable for clearing roads, creating paths, clearing around the ruins etc … Also I would suggest to start with the roads and clearing the land first. It is so much easier to bring in materials and such for the construction. You guys are young. In 5 years you will look back and realize how much you have accomplished. I will follow your journey. It’s a beautiful place ♥️