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You inspire me to get out and forage 😊

What’s your opinion on the overall safety of living or traveling in rural Portugal?

Great video congratulations. Unfortunately my experience is that Portuguese people have on average no interest in changing this situation. Maybe I am wrong but this is my feeling leaving there. One question. Does anyone knows any organisation in Portugal or Spain that fights against this issue?

I hope next months will be better for you guys 😊

Awesome garden, you became a master!

How lovely to see you and your beautiful garden! Good to see all the progress and to see you recover from the horrible sheep tragedy. Much love from Josh, who is having a proud small vegetable patch this year.

Yay for the gem corn 🥳 Was that yellow courgette from seeds I sent you, or a different variety?

the first time i bought chicken manure i didn't realize how high in nitrogen it was. it burned the hell out of my plum tree, it dropped all blossoms and didn't produce anything that year; the next year it was super healthy and strong though! i put a good helping of the chicken manure in the holes that i planted my tomatoes in as i did with steer manure in previous years... the tomatoes did not suffer at all, and were the best fruits i had ever grown!! :D so, if you have chickens... ;)

Good to see you again. Glad you’re getting such a bounty from your garden. Learning all the time.

Two of our sheep passed away in May. At the same time, we also had to scrap our car after it fell into a lake. The expense of buying another car forced us to make an entirely new budget and find more work to bring in extra money. We are doing well and rebuilding our savings again. A part of the solution was finding a new home for our remaining goat, as the medical expenses for the animals were piling up and the cost of buying new sheep off-set any savings that we could have made from the milk and cheese that we were looking forward to. We want to get sheep and goats again in the future, but plan to build more permanent fencing first.

Hello family! You are progressing so much! What hapenned to the sheep? Lots of love from Spain!

The garden is looking so good!! Congrats!🧡🧡

using the land for free is not owning the land for free...

Very informative vlog, thanks for sharing.

I really appreciate your insights on Portugal. I am very attached to this beautiful country and its generous and loving people. One day i hope to return and live there again.

r u trying to reach for more subscribers or just fancied doing something a wee bit different? 🙂

So nice to see you guys again! The German is surprisingly cool! I really enjoyed it, it's such a fun soundimg language! The ceramic shards in the patio and the wall are such a lovely gesture, looks beautiful ❤️❤️ The wall is also looking really great!! Keep it up, excited to see it all finished, I'm sure it's going to look gorgeous!!

To (re) build a stone house, to stack hay, to save on costs hay... even if you dont count your work as value time worth of money, it will still cost thousands...maybe im missing something. Hope you suceed.

Nuce to have you back- i enjoyed the german with subtitles

"Astetics don't matter" ist eine Top- Übersetzung für "mir isch des Wurscht" :D I Like.

Wow, it's a real improvement! I love the pieces of dinnerware in the wall. ❤

Danke ihr Lieben, dass ihr euer Vorhaben tatsächlich wahr gemacht habt und mal ein "deutsches" Video gemacht habt. Hab mich wirklich wirklich sehr gefreut. Tolles Video. Ich wünsch euch eine tolle und schöne Woche. Passt bitte auf euch auf. Ganz liebe Grüße aus Erolzheim Matthias

Kuck an! Viel Erfolg weiterhin. Greets H.

Well done! The plates in the wall look amazing 😍

Informativ und lehrreich. ❤

Schön das ihr mal eine Folge auf Deutsch macht!

I just don’t get it. No effort or what so ever to build a good shelter for your pigs! Pigs like straw to sleep in, have an enclosed shelter especially in the winter time. Your chickens are living on 2x2m, the chicken house looks like it will break any second! No additional food for the pigs? That’s shows you have no education when it comes to animals. Echt Leute, es ist ja okay wenn ihr in den extremen Tiny Home Hype ausleben wollt, aber euere Tiere haben nicht die Wahl! Unsubscribed!!!!

Do you have an opportunity to talk to the local farmers for advice on growing grains & other crops. Your garden is really flourishing this year.~Keep up the good work👩‍🌾🐌🌱🐑☀️❣️

Such a great piece of land for agriculture,if one owns 2 acres of land,you would never visit the grocery story

Another problem is criminal activity most of these fires are started by humans and they go unpunished. Ecological crimes arent taken seriously

Northwestern portugal used to be home of temeprate rainforests

The answer to your qestion in my opinion is that we now have a generation of work shy youth that want the easy life. They are quite happy living on state handouts and complaining about their situation. always the victim mentality. Hope this helps

Amazing how practice makes better, not only a learning curve for you but for us viewers too thanks for sharing

Yes it is hard, and yes it should be hard. It gets easier, but killing anything grabs you by the stomach. I think you are doing it beautifully, if that's any help - probably not 😢

Basil central, let's GO

I've just subscribed your your channel. This is the 3rd video of yours I've watched. You've impressed me a lot because I'm portuguese, almost 64 years old, born in Africa but living here since 1976. I also feel a disgrace what is happening to this country demography. What a lost of knowledge. I love both the coastal / oceanic areas and the countryside. In Africa I used to fish and spear-hunt almost everyday after school and only twice I had to kill a chicken and a turkey. Just in Portugal at my in-laws' I've learnt how to kill rabbits and assure it's much easier than birds. I don't know how is your level of Portuguese language, but there's a recipe called "Coelho à caçador" you should try and you don't need to process so much the rabbit, the axe is enough to chop it..."Coelho à caçador" = "Rabbit at the hunter's way". Cheers

The banana and kiwi jam isn't something I've seen. Interesting. I'm glad I don't eat meat, the whole process is awful.

Hire you to look around for me. Interesting to see irrigation system. One farm I saw I figured it out ... if cant you can divert water and always wind mills . Adapt new system easy enough . Plastic pipe. Any way... I give gas money travel expenses as private search... lol. Donate for a few answers.

Lovely to see you guys are doing well in Portugal best of luck and keep post this lovely videos thank you guys

O amendoim é uma cultura de verão. Sementeira em Março/Abril.

Lovely video! The teams noises gave me anxiety though, took me a while to realize it was in the video haha.

The rabbit looks great! Definitely want to do that in the future, although I'm not looking forward to explaining that to the kids 🥲. The risk of botulism is only with non-acidic foods like vegetables, kiwis and other fruit are fine especially if you add sugar

Hallo ihr Drei. Wäre es Mal möglich, ein Video auf deutsch zu machen? Ja, mir ist schon klar, das Englisch die Sprache auf UA-cam ist, aber wäre schon sehr schön euch durchgehend zu verstehen. Danke für euer Video. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland

Incidentally, kiwifruit is high in pectin, especially when it’s not quite ripe/ a bit firm. It’s an amazing fruit, extremely high in nutrients ( twice that of apples per 100g): plus which, per 100g has double the amount of vitamin C as an orange. Also high in Vitamins A, B1,B2, B3, E; also high in Calcium, iron, potassium…. The list goes on.

I peel, slice and dry my Kiwi fruit, it then keeps for literally months. I don't know exactly how long, because I always eat it ....

Homesteading is about survival and food management anything that keeps alive till the next meal is a blessing. you should breed them they are easy ,and they grow so quick ,protein supply all year round. thanks for sharing.

Do you think raising your own meat gets easier? My partner and I were both former vegetarians, even vegan for a little while. He has gotten used to killing animals, but i just can't bring myself to do it (unless the animal is already injured). We get a friend to help on trade because she's comfortable using the 'broomstick method'... I told her i need to learn but I really don't wanna 😪

Sustainability is not found in Petrochemical being in your Food. Not even Plastic Wrap. Micro plastics clog up ocean fish guts? What about humans?. So. Glass, iron, steel, copper are excellent options. Investment for Life. Do not store any Food in Plastics.

You are very hard on yourselves with the slaughtering. I admire the sentiment, but if it is affecting you so deeply, you can just try buying from an ethical, humane source. I think sometimes all this (and with the PFAS) shows how hard it is to be healthy and sustainable as individuals.

You can preserve lemons, they are fantastic!