Tie a float around the pond end of the pipe so you can find it easier. Also a screen around the end will keep out the bigger contaminates. Very exciting find
@@benny1975 They are living our dreams. (i know it's not all as romantic as presented in the videos and the winters are cold and the summers are very hot there.) I applaud them for having the guts to leave stuff behind and take such step in life and trying to do the good thing.
I've wondered what the large ruin actually was intended as. Next to the pipe it appears there is a water trough, so maybe for (dairy) cattle or (less likely) goats?
I can see Julie in 3 to 5 years time heading up her own project Kamp, as she seems to be an all round individual, clearly administrated to all roles thrown her way.
You should put a filter box inside the lake, ideally floating just below the surface (so it picks up neither sediment nor surface grime) with a valve right next to the pond, so that you can open and close the valve without having to get wet. This also gives you a very easy spot to tie into in case you ever add another source of water (like a second pond)
If you put ceramic fiber cloth around the door and the chimney on the pizza oven, it'll take up the expansion of the metal rather than it fracturing the clay
They're ceramic so they tend to shatter in such a way that you get some sharp pieces, might be more trouble than it's worth with all the people in sandals and the like.
@@chriskieta8725 They aren't ceramic, they are terra cotta which doesn't break with the same sharp edges as ceramic. Terracotta is fired at a much lower temperature than ceramic, it isn't vitrified which is what gives ceramics sharper edges when broken.
I've got corporate job that recently got very hard and I'm stressed that I might loose my job and I won't be able to support my family. Somehow those videos let me get rid of the tension. There's something about building everything from scratch, community that makes me believe that even if I got fired I'll be able to make it. Thank you for that.
Hey I’m sending good thoughts, that sounds really tough, I hope you can find a way to look after yourself and let your family support you as much as you’re supporting them, I hope things turn around!
It looked nice, but those stairs are a bit impractical with wheeled tools like but not limited to wheelbarrows (already shown in the video). And I wonder how long that rope in the bridge will last, especially in the middle.
For the rope that you use in the end for the bridge : If you put the whole rope in water (for like 15-30 min.)before making the bonding, it will be stronger afterwards and more durable. The reason herefore is: If it is wet the rope gets loose. When you bond it while it is wet, the rope can dry after you finished and the bonding will be even stronger, even If it rains. (I commenly use this for benches, or similar things where you dont need nails or bolts, in German Forrests for hikers & Tourists)
In English (at least in my area) we call this technique 'lashing.' I lashed some wild cane together to make a really nice privacy screen in a very similar way to how you all put the bridge together. Love watching your material!
I don't see anyone saying this but in my humble opinion the filming and editing is superb this season! On the other note i want to say Julie is the mvp and Jules is great hope to see him again. Can't wait for the digger !!!!!!
Hey good people, I have a couple of suggestions for you. Since you have a lot of firewood, I think it would be good to make a rocket stove for cooking. It consumes little fuel and gives a good temperature, it can even be with an oven. You can use the material for it you can also find it at a place where metal is recycled. And for heating water, you can make a couple of solar collectors, for example from old refrigerators. Greetings from Serbia✌️
Yes, rocket stoves for tea, coffee, cooking every time, quick and efficient. For showers, larger quantities etc, I made a short narrow trench and lit a very small fire there, long sticks poking out, push/pull for more/less heat. Stand a big metal dustbin across the trench in the morning, fill with hose water, and soon you'll have the equivalent of a domestic hot water cylinder running all day. Insulate at night. Minimal effort. Just dip a bucket when you need some. No unsightly plastic.
you should get a metal detector and search the land, maybe some pipe, maybe some old treasure, for the pipe in the lake attach the head to an old boe so its easy to pick up
That lake-pipe stuff was really cool. Potentially very useful in the future. This is the most extreme way of recycling. Not only above the ground bus also underneath. I very much enjoy your videos every time. Keep up the good work. You all have the guts to leave your normal life behind and live and build your dream. impressive.
@@r3fuG4d0 True that. With so much fertile land, and looking at the farms of neighbours, I would expect by this season to see more planting, farming, harvesting of vegetables, corn, and so on...
I look from the beginning three years ago all episodes of „Project Kamp“. All episodes were very interesting, but I love this and the last video particularly 😊! I think these two episodes have more structure, than the older ones. You tell us very interesting and humorous stories and the introduction of new participant of Project Kamp is very nice and informative! Thank you very much ❤!
The pizza oven and it's update with new compartments is so charming 😂 watching this community putting so much love into improving things makes me so happy
You guys should look into putting in "natural swimming pool" type water circulation and filtration systems in the lake/pond. Gonna be a crazy mosquito breeding place if not eh.
Team, just some ideas and suggestions; water catchment on all the shelters to collect rainwater and prevent erosion and mud and gutters keep the water from dripping down your neck, Fountains/ aerators in the base kamp "lake" to help keep the algae growth down, maybe experiment with wind and water power production. Good luck and have fun! 👍🫡
What a great video! I loved every minute of it and wished it were longer. Editing is outstanding this season, and the Kampers introducing themselves is good to see.
Julie has a fantastic attitude to any job just jump in and have a go. a real star learning a new language prickly bushes is now on my list 😅 I’ve watched all your videos 😊
The Pipe diving with Julie and Dave was hilarious!😂🤣👍👍I just always look forward to all the New unexpexted Tasks. You All are an Inspiration to humanity. God Bless🙏🙏
some recommendations: 1. Pizza owen - use different ratio of sand to the clay. Use for next time also liquid glass to the mixture for more durability. You can use fiber glass to fix broken area or chicken wire under plasters. But crack which you opened must be also bended on sides between crack sides ( inside plaster). If you want better quality of plasters use several layers and keep them dry first between every of other layers. Best idea for fixing is put chicken wire on the top and put layer of plaster again and on the top optional is broken roof tiles or bathroom tiles like decoration and for streangth. In the connection area of the owen and chimney you miss the connection piece. it has connection piece in the middle wider aprox 2-3 cm all around. it will fix the chimney pipe and also there is fire proof rope on lower part which fill gaps. and last think add the piece of the metal on the top of the door frame to keep smoke out of clay and go directly up not touching owen from outside. 2. the paths are nice, but is better to put wood pieces to lindseed oil, especially parts which will be under the ground and aprox 5 cm on the top of ground. the closer wood is to the ground faster rotten will be. Better is to charing it in the fire. Charcoal make it water proof and more durrable. And last thing, good is that the bridge is on the stones, but better will be charing that parts because they will be most of the year wet where are connections. Lindseed oil is good also like preservation, but better before construction than after. Especially the rope will not last long like this. better to put rope inside lindseed oil, squeez it and after do work for next time. The moisture will destroy rope fast.
This looks incredibly fun, the work to find the water pipes, this is just my kind of outside work!!! Adventurous, messy and a celebratory when you succeed :D
Great video quality to the editor! Love the path making. As someone with a lot of mixed mobility friends, I'd like to see what solutions you can add in long term for extra accessibility. After all, long term community building means addressing the needs of the elderly too
The ditch to keep the water away from the path is functionally going against the concept of the swale slowing and capturing water. You will end up with erosion there, causing issues to that apple tree. If you wish to keep the ditch, fill it with a gravel-like material -or more woodchips - to slow the water.
You might want to store your bowls upside down on the shelf, so that no mice fall into it or bugs or dust. Then all you have to do is give the bowl a quick wipe when you want to use it.
I just love all the different accents and the positive personalities! I'm addicted to your channel after binge watching everything. Could you put people's name when they first appear on the screen?
The stuff with the ropes/strings and sticks is called "lashing" in english. Also add a hand rail to the bridge please! It'll help you use it when you're tired or its dark outside!
Yes, Lashing. That specific starting knot is commonly called a Clove Hitch in English. There was actually no need for all those dowels, as proper lashing will do the job just fine. Good video!
Bonjour. Suggestion pour la prise d’eau. Récupérez dans une déchetterie un tambour de lave-linge et placez-y le tuyau d’eau. Soit en y perçant un trou, soit directement par la porte du dessus ou la petite du dessous et vous obturez l’excédent. Facile, inoxydable, gratuit. Cela évite l’absorption de macro déchets, empêche l’obturation, facilite le repérage. Un coup de brosse de temps en temps et vous avez un captage opérationnel. Bon courage pour la suite. Daniel
Olá, vou escrever em Português e se não conseguirem entender podem fazer a tradução no Google, uma solução para o FORNO A LENHA; Coloquem rede de galinheiro á volta do forno e depois reboquem com cimento de preferência cimento que resista a altas temperaturas a seguir ponderem construir uma parede em volta do forno e encherem de areia. Porquê? . A rede irá dar mais coesão á parede do forno e a areia irá manter o forno protegido do frio externo que o faz estalar e também manter a temperatura mais tempo. Resultado: FORNO EFICAZ e DURÁVEL senão irá estar sempre a acontecer o mesmo, inclusive a fornos novos. BOM E ISSO FUNCIONA?! . Bem, tenho o mesmo forno á 30 ANOS!
Special hero merch suggestion: 'Julie celebrating with snorkel' T shirt and any other 'Go Julie!' prints. Thank you. (And then when you show it to her, you can make a viral second line of 'Embarrassed but happy Julie' prints!)
Those steps look fine, much better than the slippery slope. Good job at fixing the oven for this season! I still think building a new pizza/bread oven next to fixing the old one was the best solution. 2 ovens! More pizza, more bread and more dry working/hanging out places for the increased number of campers during the summer.
J'aime trop le pont les explications en frenglish trop mignon 😂 j'aime les nœuds, merci d'expliquer au autres le nœud de cabestan pour bien commencer son brelage ! :)
Good morning, look like everything is coming together for you guys keep up the good work and have fun out there. Guys invite all the new people that are coming. Out. Have a happy, happy day and enjoy life. You guys have fun and have a good day again.
Those pipes could serve as a nice overflow/irrigation system. Make some swales or something at the outflows and you could control the exesss waterflow in the property. If they are in good shape you could start planning a whole irrigation system around the pond and the connecting pipes. Great way to distribute water and get some valuable plants growing near/around the outlets. And for the oven maybe you could try pouring some clay slurry in to the new cracks. If they are too wide all the way thru maybe put some of the "cement" on the inside. I don't know for sure tho. I have never worked with clay ovens like this 😅 All in all I love the projekt and all the videos. I truly hope you make this thrive.
Been watching your vids since day 1 brother !!! You are the man.... I hope you find some land that you can build on straight up it felt like I was apart of your journey.... looking forward to whT the future holds for you mate...
Congratulations on finding the water pipes it's going to be a game changer for the group and my thought about the bread oven is that it should be taller than what it is it's mostlikely getting hot to fast than cracking
hey guys, a small idea to prevent you guys to search for the pipe in the pond if you can tie a floating "bidon" (Dutch) with a rope; you can just follow the rope and find the tube. and if you tie the bidon big enough with enough length of rope and closer to the end, it should provide you a bit more controlled water, since floating bidon help pipe to float closer to the surface, not to the bottom hope it works!
pattage would be lashing i believe. most common use would have been to secure 3 poles to make a tripod. thanks for the vids..you will probably want to isolate your water inlet somthing like run it into the bottom of a barrel and screen the open top of it to keep it from clogging a valve at the top would also be a good idea.
Lovely video! Also Julie is mvp for going into that cold water. (I mean ok later on Dave also goes into the water so I guess he's an MVP too.) Also Adrien is the smartest person there, deciding not to go into the water. Good going Adrien, I support your decision to be smart.
Water dowsing (aka witching, or divination) is pretty easy and might help find underground pipes. I did it to find the water pipe from my well to my house a few years ago when there was an underground leak. It can also be used to find underground electrical wires. I used 2 pieces of metal coat hangers bent into an L shape, but there are other ways to do it. I bet someone in camp kamp can figure it out if no one knows already. Or one of your neighbors can probably do it. There are also several devices that can find them, but they can be expensive.
Place the ends of the bridge upon rocks, then it won’t rot so fast. Notching the cross beams will make it more stable. Glad someone got around to making bridges though
ep 111! can’t wait to see what the camp will look like at ep 222 ! I don’t write comments alot on videos but I adore these vids, and I love to see all the solutions you make and things you build ! I especially love the storage fix for the oven in this ep, good job #^__^# !!! Hope you’re staying well-rested out there in the heat of work ❤
I must admit, I much prefer the videos that are most focused on the original members of project camp. They have a more realistic outlook and down to earth vibe that the new comers and temporary visitors do not have. Not to say I dislike the enthusiasm of newcomers, but the grit and realism it takes to last through winters and hard times while living minimally build up character Much love, from my 0.8acres is wales, we have alot in common 😉
Hey guys I love your videos and the bread making reminded me of my grandma's bread making... but one thing she used to make for us the children was coco milk out of the crust that looked burned after the making of bread... and you can do it by beating the bread with a stick after the baking is done on a piece of paper and all the crumbs resulting u boil with some milk and you get what we called coco milk or poor mans coco milk
This was one of my favourite updates. Idk if it was not only finnaly finding the pipes or seeing them absolutely overflow woth water or poor julie in the water 😂 but i think it will be great having water acess to the ruins and help with the defense of the wildfires
Respect to Julie for jumping in that cold and muddy water
She is such a trooper! Smile is contagious as well!
She’s a Rock Star!
Women rule!
And Dave too, both had to do it
Julie is fearless, she has a great personality.
Tie a float around the pond end of the pipe so you can find it easier. Also a screen around the end will keep out the bigger contaminates. Very exciting find
This is a great idea!
@@LGJM83 Yes, some kind of buoy attached to the water intake. And a screen of some sort to keep larger debris out.
Exactly👍👍
Intake screen filter, float, and a foot valve to turn on and off at source.
Beat me too it. Can use those milk grates made of plastic if you put mesh all around it, give you a huge vault to get crap away.
Already having water piping to the ruin seems like a real bonus.
How couldn’t you love these people!
@@benny1975 They are living our dreams. (i know it's not all as romantic as presented in the videos and the winters are cold and the summers are very hot there.) I applaud them for having the guts to leave stuff behind and take such step in life and trying to do the good thing.
@@KneppaH 100%
I've wondered what the large ruin actually was intended as. Next to the pipe it appears there is a water trough, so maybe for (dairy) cattle or (less likely) goats?
I can see Julie in 3 to 5 years time heading up her own project Kamp, as she seems to be an all round individual, clearly administrated to all roles thrown her way.
Yeah when the shit hits the fan you want her on your side not the other way around, thats for sure
You should put a filter box inside the lake, ideally floating just below the surface (so it picks up neither sediment nor surface grime) with a valve right next to the pond, so that you can open and close the valve without having to get wet. This also gives you a very easy spot to tie into in case you ever add another source of water (like a second pond)
Colline is quickly becoming my favourite kamper, she has suchva fun energy and I'm so glad shes back again from last year!❤
i lost it when she said "if you're knotty" ahahahahhaha
If you put ceramic fiber cloth around the door and the chimney on the pizza oven, it'll take up the expansion of the metal rather than it fracturing the clay
I was thinking of the same stuff here. Kaowool is a product I'd run into while researching how to forge metals at home.
Have you thought about using old crushed roof tiles for pathways? It would use up a product on the land already and reduce mud.
They're ceramic so they tend to shatter in such a way that you get some sharp pieces, might be more trouble than it's worth with all the people in sandals and the like.
@@chriskieta8725 They aren't ceramic, they are terra cotta which doesn't break with the same sharp edges as ceramic. Terracotta is fired at a much lower temperature than ceramic, it isn't vitrified which is what gives ceramics sharper edges when broken.
you can youse also concreat mixer and ad roof tiles inside with rocks and turn it on with watger and it will make them not sharp
I've got corporate job that recently got very hard and I'm stressed that I might loose my job and I won't be able to support my family. Somehow those videos let me get rid of the tension. There's something about building everything from scratch, community that makes me believe that even if I got fired I'll be able to make it. Thank you for that.
Hey I’m sending good thoughts, that sounds really tough, I hope you can find a way to look after yourself and let your family support you as much as you’re supporting them, I hope things turn around!
You got this man! We're rooting for you!
Don't give up.
You will get through this we believe in you!
I have exact same feelings like you
Same for me, buy actually I got fired from my job 1 month ago, so it a quite journey but I'm okay thanks to my family
I really enjoyed this video, Jules' path and bridge was great and the nose on the oven was a fun touch
It looked nice, but those stairs are a bit impractical with wheeled tools like but not limited to wheelbarrows (already shown in the video). And I wonder how long that rope in the bridge will last, especially in the middle.
i hope we will see the infrastructure he builds on the drone footage soon :D Like a city building game but in real life
For the rope that you use in the end for the bridge :
If you put the whole rope in water (for like 15-30 min.)before making the bonding, it will be stronger afterwards and more durable.
The reason herefore is: If it is wet the rope gets loose. When you bond it while it is wet, the rope can dry after you finished and the bonding will be even stronger, even If it rains. (I commenly use this for benches, or similar things where you dont need nails or bolts, in German Forrests for hikers & Tourists)
Was it a jute rope? It looked very strong
In English (at least in my area) we call this technique 'lashing.' I lashed some wild cane together to make a really nice privacy screen in a very similar way to how you all put the bridge together. Love watching your material!
I don't see anyone saying this but in my humble opinion the filming and editing is superb this season! On the other note i want to say Julie is the mvp and Jules is great hope to see him again.
Can't wait for the digger !!!!!!
Completely agree - the show flow is better and Julie rules.
Adrien is still dry, missed opportunity for a group Hug! 🤣🤣🤘👍
Julie is such a natural on camera ❤ love to see her more and respect to her for jumping into that cold water 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Hey good people, I have a couple of suggestions for you. Since you have a lot of firewood, I think it would be good to make a rocket stove for cooking. It consumes little fuel and gives a good temperature, it can even be with an oven. You can use the material for it you can also find it at a place where metal is recycled. And for heating water, you can make a couple of solar collectors, for example from old refrigerators.
Greetings from Serbia✌️
Yes, rocket stoves for tea, coffee, cooking every time, quick and efficient.
For showers, larger quantities etc, I made a short narrow trench and lit a very small fire there, long sticks poking out, push/pull for more/less heat. Stand a big metal dustbin across the trench in the morning, fill with hose water, and soon you'll have the equivalent of a domestic hot water cylinder running all day. Insulate at night. Minimal effort. Just dip a bucket when you need some. No unsightly plastic.
9:13 JULIE is a Rock Star🤩!!!! standing there shivering 💪🏾💪🏾while Yay-ing the cold water she was just in👏🏾👏🏾
I loved Jules' section, it was so satisfying watching the path be built and also the bridge.
28 minutes?! You guys must love us as much as we love you!
I would love longer episodes like last season
@@blimaYT same
you should get a metal detector and search the land, maybe some pipe, maybe some old treasure, for the pipe in the lake attach the head to an old boe so its easy to pick up
A neighbour might have one they can borrow!
Poor Julie, always "volunteering" for the messy jobs 😄
It's a sign of her legendary status :)
That lake-pipe stuff was really cool. Potentially very useful in the future. This is the most extreme way of recycling. Not only above the ground bus also underneath. I very much enjoy your videos every time. Keep up the good work. You all have the guts to leave your normal life behind and live and build your dream. impressive.
Amazing... next on the channel: while digging for carrots, Project Kamp finds the Lost Inca gold.
🤣
If at least they had planted carrots... maybe next year 😅
😂
LOL
@@r3fuG4d0 True that. With so much fertile land, and looking at the farms of neighbours, I would expect by this season to see more planting, farming, harvesting of vegetables, corn, and so on...
The knots and rope work at the end, in English the X knot she started with is called a Clove Hitch and the rest is called Lashing.
Wow! The pizza box looks terrific! Kudos to the designers and fabricators!
everything about the water pipe was so much fun lol
Julie is such a good sport and team player ❤️ Always willing to do the harder things like land clearing 👍🏻
I look from the beginning three years ago all episodes of „Project Kamp“. All episodes were very interesting, but I love this and the last video particularly 😊! I think these two episodes have more structure, than the older ones. You tell us very interesting and humorous stories and the introduction of new participant of Project Kamp is very nice and informative!
Thank you very much ❤!
Jules using wooden pegs to secure the bridge was extremely satisfying to see.
The pizza oven and it's update with new compartments is so charming 😂
watching this community putting so much love into improving things makes me so happy
You guys should look into putting in "natural swimming pool" type water circulation and filtration systems in the lake/pond. Gonna be a crazy mosquito breeding place if not eh.
Team, just some ideas and suggestions; water catchment on all the shelters to collect rainwater and prevent erosion and mud and gutters keep the water from dripping down your neck, Fountains/ aerators in the base kamp "lake" to help keep the algae growth down, maybe experiment with wind and water power production. Good luck and have fun! 👍🫡
I like this new guy. Making paths, trenches and brigdes? Hell yeah!
love the new box for the pizza oven ! everything at one place seems to be really efficient :) love you all, have a great season !
love the introduction to the new candidates, makes you get to understand them better, also the bread link is reaaly interesting
What a great video! I loved every minute of it and wished it were longer. Editing is outstanding this season, and the Kampers introducing themselves is good to see.
Julie has a fantastic attitude to any job just jump in and have a go. a real star learning a new language prickly bushes is now on my list 😅 I’ve watched all your videos 😊
The Pipe diving with Julie and Dave was hilarious!😂🤣👍👍I just always look forward to all the New unexpexted Tasks. You All are an Inspiration to humanity. God Bless🙏🙏
some recommendations:
1. Pizza owen - use different ratio of sand to the clay.
Use for next time also liquid glass to the mixture for more durability. You can use fiber glass to fix broken area or chicken wire under plasters. But crack which you opened must be also bended on sides between crack sides ( inside plaster).
If you want better quality of plasters use several layers and keep them dry first between every of other layers.
Best idea for fixing is put chicken wire on the top and put layer of plaster again and on the top optional is broken roof tiles or bathroom tiles like decoration and for streangth.
In the connection area of the owen and chimney you miss the connection piece. it has connection piece in the middle wider aprox 2-3 cm all around. it will fix the chimney pipe and also there is fire proof rope on lower part which fill gaps. and last think add the piece of the metal on the top of the door frame to keep smoke out of clay and go directly up not touching owen from outside.
2. the paths are nice, but is better to put wood pieces to lindseed oil, especially parts which will be under the ground and aprox 5 cm on the top of ground. the closer wood is to the ground faster rotten will be. Better is to charing it in the fire. Charcoal make it water proof and more durrable. And last thing, good is that the bridge is on the stones, but better will be charing that parts because they will be most of the year wet where are connections. Lindseed oil is good also like preservation, but better before construction than after. Especially the rope will not last long like this. better to put rope inside lindseed oil, squeez it and after do work for next time. The moisture will destroy rope fast.
This looks incredibly fun, the work to find the water pipes, this is just my kind of outside work!!! Adventurous, messy and a celebratory when you succeed :D
Looking for the water pipe feels like a treasure hunt xD
Much love from Canada.
Julien is my new fav. 👍😉
Great video quality to the editor! Love the path making. As someone with a lot of mixed mobility friends, I'd like to see what solutions you can add in long term for extra accessibility. After all, long term community building means addressing the needs of the elderly too
your starting knot on the bridge was a clove hitch and you were lashing.
I was taught that the type of lashing used is a square lashing.
The ditch to keep the water away from the path is functionally going against the concept of the swale slowing and capturing water. You will end up with erosion there, causing issues to that apple tree. If you wish to keep the ditch, fill it with a gravel-like material -or more woodchips - to slow the water.
You might want to store your bowls upside down on the shelf, so that no mice fall into it or bugs or dust. Then all you have to do is give the bowl a quick wipe when you want to use it.
I just love all the different accents and the positive personalities! I'm addicted to your channel after binge watching everything. Could you put people's name when they first appear on the screen?
Always loved Coleen bright personality. Gosh, that girl is so adorable
The stuff with the ropes/strings and sticks is called "lashing" in english.
Also add a hand rail to the bridge please! It'll help you use it when you're tired or its dark outside!
i was shocked they hadn't thought of that already
Also, those gaps in the 'ends' of the bridge do make me anxious, one could easily trip there.
Yep - lashing - that's the right word, and you beat me to posting the answer. The bridge reminds me of earning my Pioneering merit badge.
Looking at this just gives me peace, I always love the new updates and I'd love to be there one day!
We call it "Lashing" in english at least here in the US. (wrapping the rope around the bridge spans @26:49 )
Yes, Lashing. That specific starting knot is commonly called a Clove Hitch in English. There was actually no need for all those dowels, as proper lashing will do the job just fine. Good video!
Bonjour. Suggestion pour la prise d’eau. Récupérez dans une déchetterie un tambour de lave-linge et placez-y le tuyau d’eau. Soit en y perçant un trou, soit directement par la porte du dessus ou la petite du dessous et vous obturez l’excédent. Facile, inoxydable, gratuit. Cela évite l’absorption de macro déchets, empêche l’obturation, facilite le repérage. Un coup de brosse de temps en temps et vous avez un captage opérationnel. Bon courage pour la suite. Daniel
loooove the edition and music. excelent jon Jules!!!!!❤❤❤
Hello love watching you from Northeast India 🇮🇳
Olá, vou escrever em Português e se não conseguirem entender podem fazer a tradução no Google, uma solução para o FORNO A LENHA; Coloquem rede de galinheiro á volta do forno e depois reboquem com cimento de preferência cimento que resista a altas temperaturas a seguir ponderem construir uma parede em volta do forno e encherem de areia. Porquê? . A rede irá dar mais coesão á parede do forno e a areia irá manter o forno protegido do frio externo que o faz estalar e também manter a temperatura mais tempo. Resultado: FORNO EFICAZ e DURÁVEL senão irá estar sempre a acontecer o mesmo, inclusive a fornos novos. BOM E ISSO FUNCIONA?! . Bem, tenho o mesmo forno á 30 ANOS!
Happy with the new update, here is my like and comment to support engagementscore for the algorithm.
Special hero merch suggestion: 'Julie celebrating with snorkel' T shirt and any other 'Go Julie!' prints. Thank you.
(And then when you show it to her, you can make a viral second line of 'Embarrassed but happy Julie' prints!)
Always fun to see how resourceful people solve problems in a cheerful and positive way. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing!
Those steps look fine, much better than the slippery slope. Good job at fixing the oven for this season! I still think building a new pizza/bread oven next to fixing the old one was the best solution. 2 ovens! More pizza, more bread and more dry working/hanging out places for the increased number of campers during the summer.
"weapon of choice ✨️ThE SpOOn✨️" is gold lmaoo
I love how simple all this is.. just living and working on the land. during spring time in Europe....
Julie rocks! But Dave.. you forgot to tell her about the alligators in that water! :-D
VERY cool watching that oven repair!
Great video! All good segments. I am glad it seems that Spring has been kind to you all!
Good job on everything. Love the knotting system.
@10:52 Colline's energy is so contagious. Thank you for sharing.
The roofing tiles that you don’t want to use no more can be crushed up and used for pathing
It could also be used as a border to
Would be amazing to see the new fountain become part of an overflow permaculture stream/pond system. Awesome find!
So cool that you found the pipes
You can use old concrete pipes as water culvert and level above the pipe with natural soil, that bridge looks fun, good job
Loved the music in the building of the bread supply organizer. I would love to hear more jazzy beats in the future :)
J'aime trop le pont les explications en frenglish trop mignon 😂 j'aime les nœuds, merci d'expliquer au autres le nœud de cabestan pour bien commencer son brelage ! :)
I love ALL Project Kamp videos!
love from kenya ☕
thanks for thecontent its really entertaining and calming
Alaa! nilikua nadhani I'm the only Kenyan who watches this.Kumbe kuna fans.
Good morning, look like everything is coming together for you guys keep up the good work and have fun out there. Guys invite all the new people that are coming. Out. Have a happy, happy day and enjoy life. You guys have fun and have a good day again.
8:58 now that is the picture to put on a T-shirt !!! 😁😁😁
Those pipes could serve as a nice overflow/irrigation system. Make some swales or something at the outflows and you could control the exesss waterflow in the property. If they are in good shape you could start planning a whole irrigation system around the pond and the connecting pipes. Great way to distribute water and get some valuable plants growing near/around the outlets.
And for the oven maybe you could try pouring some clay slurry in to the new cracks. If they are too wide all the way thru maybe put some of the "cement" on the inside. I don't know for sure tho. I have never worked with clay ovens like this 😅
All in all I love the projekt and all the videos. I truly hope you make this thrive.
This episode made me laugh out loud multiple times, I love getting to see the kampers personalities! Thank you all for bringing joy to my day!!
you definitly need a "Kota", a finnish firehut for the winterseason.
Don't know why, but this was the funniest god damn project kamp video that I've seen; each of the kampers in this update were incredible
Been watching your vids since day 1 brother !!! You are the man.... I hope you find some land that you can build on straight up it felt like I was apart of your journey.... looking forward to whT the future holds for you mate...
Congratulations on finding the water pipes it's going to be a game changer for the group and my thought about the bread oven is that it should be taller than what it is it's mostlikely getting hot to fast than cracking
Congrats, Julie! You're the Employee of the Week!
hey guys,
a small idea to prevent you guys to search for the pipe in the pond
if you can tie a floating "bidon" (Dutch) with a rope; you can just follow the rope and find the tube.
and if you tie the bidon big enough with enough length of rope and closer to the end, it should provide you a bit more controlled water, since floating bidon help pipe to float closer to the surface, not to the bottom
hope it works!
pattage would be lashing i believe. most common use would have been to secure 3 poles to make a tripod. thanks for the vids..you will probably want to isolate your water inlet somthing like run it into the bottom of a barrel and screen the open top of it to keep it from clogging a valve at the top would also be a good idea.
Lovely video! Also Julie is mvp for going into that cold water. (I mean ok later on Dave also goes into the water so I guess he's an MVP too.) Also Adrien is the smartest person there, deciding not to go into the water. Good going Adrien, I support your decision to be smart.
These videos are so helpful. Thank you Mr Dave and your team.
Water dowsing (aka witching, or divination) is pretty easy and might help find underground pipes. I did it to find the water pipe from my well to my house a few years ago when there was an underground leak. It can also be used to find underground electrical wires. I used 2 pieces of metal coat hangers bent into an L shape, but there are other ways to do it. I bet someone in camp kamp can figure it out if no one knows already. Or one of your neighbors can probably do it. There are also several devices that can find them, but they can be expensive.
Place the ends of the bridge upon rocks, then it won’t rot so fast. Notching the cross beams will make it more stable. Glad someone got around to making bridges though
I loved that update, very cool energy from the new campers this season, keep going guys ❤
Video number 4 asking for "spikey bushes" merch.
Julie is cute, brave and smart. ❤❤❤
the oven looks amazing now
ep 111! can’t wait to see what the camp will look like at ep 222 ! I don’t write comments alot on videos but I adore these vids, and I love to see all the solutions you make and things you build ! I especially love the storage fix for the oven in this ep, good job #^__^# !!! Hope you’re staying well-rested out there in the heat of work ❤
High drama. Wonderfully cinematic. Homesteading suspense. What's not to love?
I must admit, I much prefer the videos that are most focused on the original members of project camp. They have a more realistic outlook and down to earth vibe that the new comers and temporary visitors do not have. Not to say I dislike the enthusiasm of newcomers, but the grit and realism it takes to last through winters and hard times while living minimally build up character
Much love, from my 0.8acres is wales, we have alot in common 😉
Hey guys I love your videos and the bread making reminded me of my grandma's bread making... but one thing she used to make for us the children was coco milk out of the crust that looked burned after the making of bread... and you can do it by beating the bread with a stick after the baking is done on a piece of paper and all the crumbs resulting u boil with some milk and you get what we called coco milk or poor mans coco milk
This was one of my favourite updates. Idk if it was not only finnaly finding the pipes or seeing them absolutely overflow woth water or poor julie in the water 😂 but i think it will be great having water acess to the ruins and help with the defense of the wildfires
Always love seeing thr mamosa trees get more use than just fire since theres so much of it
Be very careful with flour so close to the heat, if the flour gets aerosolized it can cause a fireball.
Correct, but not much danger with a (usually) closed container.
Great video, good working group, very funny, please all stay safe.