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Olive leafs are great for high blood pressure. And the small branches are great for barbeques or log fires . But even better for cooking utensils and cutting boards. Thanks for your content!

How far from the big city did you buy this house? Did you look for a long time? Did you contact realtors? We, a family of Ukrainians with children, are also thinking about moving to Spain, but we like the Zaragoza area better. We would like to buy a house in a small city (in terms of money, it seems like the same as paying for a year of rent for an apartment), but so that there would be at least a school (junior and senior) so that the children could study. Or better yet, a small farm. But we don’t know how to choose who to contact. For us, the most important thing is the availability of transport links to Zaragoza, so that our eldest daughter can go to university, and that there is good internet, since all our work is online.

Hola Un acierto las ventanas Me resultan muy bonitas Donde las habéis comprado? Fuerza en vuestro proyecto Lo disfrutaréis mucho!!

Those rains... our finca is in Aragon near the border of Catalonia and we had same issues with water coming in to the ground floor, even seeping through the wall on the ground level. Our ground floor is a workshop/garage, but our solar equipment is also there 😬 Thankfully we have enough old pallets to keep any electric stuff elevated from the floor 😅

The black beam's was so mutch in the face, where the brown looks so more restful. I don't know why people think they must paint everything black.

You did such a great job on those beams. I know how exhausting it is working over head. We love you guys. Thank you for letting us share in your adventures. Mark

Great video

Love the light and airyness of the beams, sooooo worth it. I’ve sanded without protective gear before and definitely regretted it, you’re right to wear it 😊

The beams look great! So much lighter and brighter. Amazing work. You’re doing such a great job 👏🏻💪🏻

Estoy suscrita al canal de Diego y lo hace muy bien, pero vosotros también. ❤

That air filter on the belt sander really made a difference 😊

Oh wow! Looks so much lighter and airy sanding down those beams now 😊 love it ❤

We have a Bluetti and we live in Ireland, just as a precaution incase the electricity goes out! Well done on them beams!!!

Excellent and great to see such progress - am glad you managed to diacover the grinder and flap disks.... my heart was bleeding for you both using those sanders. I hope you both have a plan in place to make life easier again too for when it comes to rewiring.... whether using a wall chaser to run your conduit in the walls or battoning and boarding the walls.... I don't know anything about the regulations over there but am sure you have it all in hand. Yet another great video and thanks again for sharing

Loving the beams… amazing progress you should be very proud of yourselves keep up the hard work

The beams indeed are stunning 💗

Hi I have watched Diego since he first started. He is so talented, just a natural at everything. Boy can they produce a vegie garden as well. I have been watching you since you bought the land, and you guys are doing so well. I get tired just watching you. Well done. Xo

Nope, your protective gear is definitely not overkill. I'm glad you are taking good care of yourselves. Well done. It's tough work.

The big Bluetti beast looks really good! Going to have a look! Beams are looking great! Great job. Your home is going to look so beautiful when you're done!

Great work on the beams! That power supply would be brilliant for people with allotments!

Fantastic work. It looks really good. Looking forward to following all the steps in your process.

Wow! Not one bit of doing those beams looked easy. A job very well done, they will look amazing in the end. Glad you are okay with the Spanish weird weather ❤❤

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Can you please renovate my Village house

Really interesting video. Can I ask if the land has got planning permission for a permanent residence and how you've gone about getting it. We would love to do the same sort of thing that you have embarked upon and this is something we know little about.

But this trees are protected.

I do not know if anyone has told you this, but those bricks are known by few names on the Continent, including "Porotherm" or "vertically perforated bricks". The later name should indicate that you installed them incorrectly (by an angle of 90 degrees). The holes are suppose to go vertically. This orientation is for many reasons, but mainly for structural strength. The way you installed them, each circle now has a vertical radius at the top and bottom, which just a little material at that point. Downward pressure on those weak points at the apex of that radius can cause cracking and failure of the brick. But wait... you may be saying, if I put them in with the holes up, then all the mortar will just slip down in the holes! Yes, that is correct. But you do not use normal brick mortar to install these. You use a type of modified tile adhesive (Skill Builder did a bit on this, in a post called "Why Haven't We Warmed to Porotherm in the UK?"). That is you can not import UK solid brick laying logic to these European bricks. Also, these porotherm bricks come in many sizes and lengths. To build your counter pillars, if you wanted a 60cm long pillar (standard counter depth), it would have been better to get 50 cm long bricks, and then used 10 cm brick to allow alternating the pattern so no seams were vertical (you do not need to grout between the vertical faces between each brick). In fact, these little bricks are sold intentionally to be used as such fillers to limit having to cut the longer bricks. You may have found using longer bricks and proper joint compound would have resulted in a much easier ability to make vertical walls. Did you compromise your construction? Probably not. A kitchen counter will unlikely cause significant vertical load to damage the pillars as installed. But if you ever use such bricks in the future, especially for a load bearing wall, I hope my comment helps you do it better. After all, life is a learning process.

Hutanmu tanami pohon yg berdaun tebal juga lebar broo.cari pohon yg bersulur utk gunungmu broo👍

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The oven will create an amount of heath. Do you make ventilation holes?

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My Partner gave me some of those Pruners for Christmas last year (Not that brand as we are in Aus but great all the same)..... - Best EVER gift!!!

Beautiful little girl!

I need that new tool!

Well done, moving forward nicely, as an English couple without much building experience to start with and doing it in Spain! A totally different culture, language and climate to what you grew up in. From the outside looking in it appears to me that you’re doing a great job! A funny thing but the name of the storm wasn’t “DANA” but “DANA” is the type of storm (I can’t read spainish but it’s a high altitude, high pressure front) and they do happen fairly regularly in that region but are becoming more frequent and more intense, sad to see the loss of life and destruction, but good for the supply of water! Best Andy. UK

Don't put a microwave! It destroys the nutrients in food. It's practical but not healthy, the same for induction cooker, it is electromagnetic radiation. Congratulations on your progress in the kitchen. Thanks for your videos!

Awesome job. The garden is looking vibrant with the rain.😊

You really need air flow around your oven.

Please use knee pads 😊

You're doing great work. It istedious but having it all levelled and nicely done will give you a perfect surface fir your counters. Can't wait to see next week's reveal. Those beams are looking amazing!

Loving the progress so far guys, really great work. Might be too late for this, but your morar needs (more?) plasticiser through it, make it more workable, this will help the bricks go down much easier. Could even use washing up liquid! If there's already some through it, then I apologise... but if not, it'll make that job a lot easier in the future. Much love from Scotland ❤

Many thanks for this video, it is always nice to see how you progressing in your projects and sharing your experience. I am not the builder but I saw at one point when someone was building a higher structure next to the wall they used some sort of metal hooks to attach it to the wall to make the structure more steady - it is just a thought but it may not be needed in your case. Stay safe and enjoy the rest of the weekend:)

Fantastic pruners! Superb building work! Glad you've had substantial rain but you are all safe from the storm. Thank you for using some of our music, it works really well with the footage x @kingfisherblue7087

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Having crammed your entire series last week, am glad to see you guys weren't affected greatly by the weather (only positive news which contradicts the news) an excellent channel makes me truly jealous- great to see you are making such progress

Great progress! Lovely to see the winter veggies starting to grow well, too. Well done 👏🏻

Good work, it's coming along nicely ❤❤

My wife and I LOVE following you. Your videos are best balanced that we have seen. You vary the content in short sections. Your use of text is so helpful and you explain what you are doing. My wife is going through Chemo and we enjoying watching your videos to switch off all our other stuff. God bless you and your family. Mark and Helen

We hope you guys are safe with the terrible storms we are having. You're in a badly affected area? Stay safe.