After watching your journey through getting the house repaired and the thought you have put into your video content I must say both of your English is improving at a remarkable rate.
The scenes at the beginning with only music show how beautiful this area of Belgium is. It captivates me. You are doing such a good job as you progress with the work. It is not easy to describe everything in English when it is not your native language, but you are doing great and are getting better at it all the time. To be honest I never have any trouble understanding what you are trying to convey - the visuals are a definite help. You two are so appealing and I must confess that through this process I am growing quite fond of you. Learning new things by watching is also a plus for me. Good job. Sending best wishes.
Here in USA we call the break, BEER 30, as 4.30 work day over. Even with all the modern tos, sometimes the best tools are the hands and feet. i.e., spreading gravel. Glad to see inspector Clousseau on the job. Even made sure tractor was in good order.
Ilia not to worry as you learn by doing! This is how people become wise! I think that so far both of you have done wonder’s and look at what you have accomplished! To me it would be mind boggling to even ordering the right amount of needed supplies !
I agree with so many of the comments about your rapidly improving english and the lovely scenes of the local weather/scenery. Your videos are always not only a pleasure to watch but also pretty educational. Nettles are a pain for us humans and can cause damage to brickwork but as somebody else mentioned they are an excellent food source for a lot of wildlife (I had over 100 catterpillars on one small patch a few years ago) and due to their very dense root system can be excellent for stabilising slopes (which you obviously don't have there). The young leaves are also excellent when cooked like spinach and actually have more iron than spinach!
Finally tractors been put to good use, I remember Illia hauling all the dirt and shoveling loads of it all by hand and couldn't help but wonder the blisters it must have caused. Great job guys 👏
This channel is so very watchable. Beautiful country and very mesmerizing to see you both working so diligently. The music is perfect as is the inspector cat. Thank you for posting every Tuesday, I think we all look forward to this every week. Cheers
The man and the lady - stemmed glasses and a nail puller - perfect! 😂💕 What patient people you are! You both are taking such care to get things right at the outset. I admire that so much! Very wise as you won’t have the hard things to do as you get older. 👏🏻👏🏻
Proper drainage is so important to avoid costly and destructive problems in the future... nothing can undermine all your hard work of repointing all that brick like water. The building can shift significantly and strange cracks appear. Great thinking: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Love your videos. Thank You.
This was the funniest video that you guys have made. Just the issues with fixing this house. Then here comes the cat. The cat loves you guys and goes anywhere he /she what's. Keep up the good work it takes time..
Hello from Québec Canada,I truly admire your tenacity and vision.Therefore,I would check with a french drain installation spécialist or enginer.The black sheet ALWAYS follow the foundation,witch is vertical.Do not worry,the excavation beside your brick foundation will not crumble.The weigth of your walls goes down,not sideways.Please verify before going further.This is a crucial phase of the renovation.Waiting for your next video.
Clay doesn't absorb water very well unless it's disturbed. The water will pool on level surfaces, your drainage looks really good, remember to prevent the clay from mixing with the gravel. I had a problem like yours, my remedy was to make a basin of concrete and pipe the water to a buried plastic barrel filled with stones. This prevented infiltration to my cellar. Mmmm... Trappist malt beverages. I like the malty beers, dry and bitter. 😋👍
Is Marina aware that after all this work Illia will never be the same again? But the lights, the shadows, the clouds .. are worth all the effort you do. Even catspector agrees 😀💝
These videos always make me feel validated as a polyglot expat. "I can't think of the right words in the language I'm speaking now, maybe there even isn't one, so I'm not going to waste time and just put in whatever language offers me up a viable choice first." seems to be an international, intercultural phenomenom, and I am here for it.
Good morning guys......! Very nice to see you are protecting the foundation of the house. Illia .... your doing a good job. removing all water from the base of the house at all cost.
Having kept up with the two of you and the renovation of the beautiful Belgium farm house I feel like I have family in Belgium now 🍁💛🍂🧡🇧🇪❤️🇺🇸love from Texas USA 🇺🇸
I am 75 years old and you 2 are my best friends on TV. I watch you ever night, ever reruns. He is getting better in his English. Do you speak it at home? Thank you for letting me share your new home. Orange Grove Tx
Hi Judy, nice to meet you. Thank you for your kind words! No, we don’t speak English at home, only at work. But Illia is also watching Netflix series in English. I think it also helps.
That looks like a very practical way to drain the water away from your home. I like the idea of lavender plants. They are one of my favorites. Lots of work but it will be worth it when all is said and done. See y’all soon.
We did the waterproofing around our house with the same materials/method you are. We did install a large drainage outlet pipe to the main street drain and have all of the downpipes from the roof connected underground into that. The drainage slope only needs 10mm for every 1 metre.
I understand the drainage struggle. I had a backyard that would flood when it rained and I personally dug trenches for drainage pipes so when it rain hard, the water would run off. thank you for sharing!
You are doing a fantastic job, love what you have done to save this historic building. Love your drain system, can't wait for the end results. Well done
Are you sure that's your neighbors cat? I think she likes you guys more than anyone else. She's always around when you are there. The opening and closing views of the clouds going by is very artistic and very beautiful.
I've been thinking the same thing. I think when they finally move in, the cat will too. She's just so cute, and she did give them that dead mouse. You know that's a sign she loves them?
The two of you are so nice and you work so hard. Thank you, as always, for sharing a bit your life adventure with us. You are doing all of the right things and you will eventually have a marvelous home. Keep doing what you are doing! Thank you again!
What a good job on the water drain. I am sure that will go a long way to solving your problem. I really liked learning about the 'monk beer'. I will have to go to the 'bottle O' (that is what Australians call a place that sells alcohol) and see if I can see any of the 11! All the best to you both.
You two are truly such impressively hard workers. You're doing such an excellent job at renovating your home. I love watching your progress! And the cat inspector is just adorable! Love you guys!
Loved Mr. Cat Inspector checking the tracks on you machinery. You are a very proficient operator now. Beer break is always a joy to see the two of you happy and at easy in this hectic world. Watching from Texas thank you for the video.
Really interesting technology for protecting the foundation. Looks like it will work great, and as you said a much better solution than a French drain for your situation.
Great to see you addressing the ground water issues around the building. I understand your concerns about digging around the perimeter for a French drain potentially causing a foundation issue and look forward to see how your solution to the problem of stopping the moisture performs. I still think you need a French drain to solve the problem, but only time will tell. One area you should check that is important - I noticed the gutters & down pipes are directed into a drainage system close to the building. It would be important to have a camera inspection done on the underground drains to check they are 100% intact. Often in older drainage systems they are made with clay pipes and over time the clay pipes can crack. If you do have any damage in these drains, then the water will be getting directly into your walls from this source. As per this video the drainage pipes I assume are below the new system you are installing (to keep the water away from the building) - so if the drains have any damage - they are below your new system and this will cause your new system to fail. Best to have a camera inspection done to verify no issues.
Such a wonderful job you are both doing - nice to see the cat-inspector is still on the job keeping thing in line and on time :) Thank you so much for sharing - I always look forward to your next vid... Stay safe and well....
Thank you both for another great video. I love the views of the country side it looks beautiful and the farmer plowing his field. You both work very hard but that's Europeans it reminds me of my parents and how hard they worked when coming to Australia in the 1950,s with nothing. I wish all the best the house is going to look beautiful. Aussie Annie
You probably get a lot of beer recommendations, and yes, here is another one. During my visits to Bruges, my first choice is Bourgogne des Flandres, a red-brown beer and very rich. Not high in alcohol content, but something I enjoy.
Heel goed werk, ik kom uit Spanje, maar ik werk al heel lang in België en het is een land waar ik verliefd op ben geworden. Ik zou zo graag weer van die landschappen en die mooie huizen willen genieten. Knap werk dat je doet om die boerderij te restaureren.
You can dig the sides of the house clear until you reach the bottom of the foundation, nothing will happen. All the weight of the structure/farm is going down vertical, so you don't have to be afraid that if you remove a bit of soil on the side that the foundation won't stay in place. After all they had to dig a hole in the ground to start the foundation and later on they filled it up to the level it was before.
Oh been here since the start ..Iilia you're English is improving so much, well done...coming out of you're shell...I'm so glad you got the drainage sorted around house and tree has gone...it be worth it ! ADELAIDE AUSTRALIA X hard work pays off x
Illia, Feel fortunate because when the "inspectors" come in America they usually come with a clipboard, an official's looking hat and sometimes a badge! Enjoyed the video immensely,
my belgian beer favourites are Dilerium tremens (with a pink elephant ) and triple carmelite--- gonna take a lot of episodes to try every kind of Belgian beers
You are so smart to make your house waterproof with new roof and drainage. So many make the mistake of working on interior finishes before water issues are resolved. You have obviously done a lot of research and I know it will be wonderful when you get to move in.
Hello Ilia and Marisa. I love you two, so down to earth and forth coming and your English is getting so good, soon we see you in America. :) Some hints if you wish to have them. The excavator, place the bucket on the ground when parking it overnight or for longer. Much less wear on the hydraulics. The down spouts. I know you want to pipe them into the perforated pipe but don't do it. You can use the same ditch but for the downspouts, use solid pipe all the way. You do not want all the roof water in your French drain setup. With a heavy rain you could overwhelm the French drains and wham, water in the house.
Great work Illia! Just make sure your drywall/tank is big enough for a good rain storm. leverage this water for your plants saving on your utility water bill if you have a metro water service.
You two are amazing. You work so hard on the renovation of your beautiful farm house. Just love your videos, and seeing the progress made. Your English is impressive. Thank you for sharing your journey
Очень круто. Бесконечно можно смотреть на три вещи: как горит огонь, как течёт вода и как кто-то работает :) Very cool. You can endlessly look at three things: how the fire burns, how the water flows and how someone works :) Когда то давно открыл Траписты в первую поездку в Амстердам. С тех пор трапистские сорта - любимые сорта пива :)
Hi. You do a lot of progress at the farm, you should be proud of yourselfs. Hard work but you look happy, thats a good sign. And the trappist beer, i love it. Greetings from Sweden.
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Boy the little inspector really checks everything out.
I'm impressed that you look at all the work that you will have to do = and you still come to work.
I love that cat! She does not miss a thing!
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️ 🎀 ❤️ 🎀
After watching your journey through getting the house repaired and the thought you have put into your video content I must say both of your English is improving at a remarkable rate.
The flowers will look so cheerful, they will go with both of your personalities.
C'est Anneke qui est inspectrice des travaux !!!! Elle est partout en même temps et travaille très sérieusement ! Bravo Anneke !!!
The scenes at the beginning with only music show how beautiful this area of Belgium is. It captivates me. You are doing such a good job as you progress with the work. It is not easy to describe everything in English when it is not your native language, but you are doing great and are getting better at it all the time. To be honest I never have any trouble understanding what you are trying to convey - the visuals are a definite help. You two are so appealing and I must confess that through this process I am growing quite fond of you. Learning new things by watching is also a plus for me. Good job. Sending best wishes.
Aw... thank you very much, Pete!
You have a very beautiful old house 👍
Here in USA we call the break, BEER 30, as 4.30 work day over. Even with all the modern tos, sometimes the best tools are the hands and feet. i.e., spreading gravel. Glad to see inspector Clousseau on the job. Even made sure tractor was in good order.
beer 30 LOL Thank you!
Not being much of a beer drinker I refer to it as ‘wine o’clock’ or ‘drink o’clock’.
Ilia not to worry as you learn by doing! This is how people become wise! I think that so far both of you have done wonder’s and look at what you have accomplished! To me it would be mind boggling to even ordering the right amount of needed supplies !
Everything I see you do just motivates this old man to do more on our small Kansas farm. Keep it up!
Your words are a true inspiration to us as well, to keep going :-) Thank you for sharing it here.
I agree with so many of the comments about your rapidly improving english and the lovely scenes of the local weather/scenery. Your videos are always not only a pleasure to watch but also pretty educational.
Nettles are a pain for us humans and can cause damage to brickwork but as somebody else mentioned they are an excellent food source for a lot of wildlife (I had over 100 catterpillars on one small patch a few years ago) and due to their very dense root system can be excellent for stabilising slopes (which you obviously don't have there). The young leaves are also excellent when cooked like spinach and actually have more iron than spinach!
Finally tractors been put to good use, I remember Illia hauling all the dirt and shoveling loads of it all by hand and couldn't help but wonder the blisters it must have caused. Great job guys 👏
Keep always safe De Hoeve
Sometimes i think you guys put só much energy on the renovation, BUT the main focus is Aneke... she is sooo adorable...
The cat makes me laugh! Its so affectionate and really likes being around both of you. Thank you for your videos. 👍
So happy to see you preserving this historic place.
I think its funny that you call this a historic place…. In Belgium this is just an old house!
@@nicolethijs5428 But because of this meticulous work it will become a historic place in time . Just now it is a future historic place 😎
This channel is so very watchable. Beautiful country and very mesmerizing to see you both working so diligently. The music is perfect as is the inspector cat.
Thank you for posting every Tuesday, I think we all look forward to this every week.
Cheers
Thank you very much, Julie, so pleased to read your kind words!
Hehe... catching up on these videos is fun. I'm glad you both decided to remove the tree. 😀👍
Anneka is such a little character. I wait for her to come and do her job inspecting everything. She is a star. The humans are good too :D
The man and the lady - stemmed glasses and a nail puller - perfect! 😂💕
What patient people you are! You both are taking such care to get things right at the outset. I admire that so much! Very wise as you won’t have the hard things to do as you get older. 👏🏻👏🏻
Proper drainage is so important to avoid costly and destructive problems in the future... nothing can undermine all your hard work of repointing all that brick like water. The building can shift significantly and strange cracks appear. Great thinking: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Love your videos. Thank You.
This was the funniest video that you guys have made. Just the issues with fixing this house. Then here comes the cat. The cat loves you guys and goes anywhere he /she what's. Keep up the good work it takes time..
Annaka is very thorough with her inspections.
On your time laspses I love watching your cat! She is very observant and busy!
After all your work, it's good to see happy faces. Still enjoying your efforts building your forever home. Joy to you both, and children and menou.
Hello from Québec Canada,I truly admire your tenacity and vision.Therefore,I would check with a french drain installation spécialist or enginer.The black sheet ALWAYS follow the foundation,witch is vertical.Do not worry,the excavation beside your brick foundation will not crumble.The weigth of your walls goes down,not sideways.Please verify before going further.This is a crucial phase of the renovation.Waiting for your next video.
Love how the cat is constantly inspecting your work.
Clay doesn't absorb water very well unless it's disturbed. The water will pool on level surfaces, your drainage looks really good, remember to prevent the clay from mixing with the gravel.
I had a problem like yours, my remedy was to make a basin of concrete and pipe the water to a buried plastic barrel filled with stones. This prevented infiltration to my cellar.
Mmmm... Trappist malt beverages.
I like the malty beers, dry and bitter.
😋👍
Cool that it worked 👍 Happy to hear your problem was solved.
@@DeHoeveOldBelgianFarm I see you and the cat are solving your's too. That's a lot of heavy bags, don't forget your stretches.
Cheers! 🍻
Love that cat Spector he’s very faithful great video as always
Is Marina aware that after all this work Illia will never be the same again? But the lights, the shadows, the clouds .. are worth all the effort you do. Even catspector agrees 😀💝
Being from Ukraine, living in Belgium and speaking English in the videos - WOW am I impressed! How many languages do each of you speak? 🤗
the kitty inspecting your work cracks me up. i love it
Good to be winter prepared.....stay safe
These videos always make me feel validated as a polyglot expat.
"I can't think of the right words in the language I'm speaking now, maybe there even isn't one, so I'm not going to waste time and just put in whatever language offers me up a viable choice first." seems to be an international, intercultural phenomenom, and I am here for it.
This comment was brought to you by "Schatzi, can we have semmelknödel with the stoofvlees tonight? I don't feel like setting up the friteuse."
Good morning guys......! Very nice to see you are protecting the foundation of the house. Illia .... your doing a good job. removing all water from the base of the house at all cost.
hey now #2 ! Woot ! You guys are awesome...so hard working and resourceful. Good luck with everything!
Thank you 😊
Lavender would be beautiful!
Having kept up with the two of you and the renovation of the beautiful Belgium farm house I feel like I have family in Belgium now 🍁💛🍂🧡🇧🇪❤️🇺🇸love from Texas USA 🇺🇸
You missed one 🍺….jk loved your emojis🥰
@@louiZiana-Gurl I surely did didn’t I ‼️‼️👍😂🍻🍻🍻
I am 75 years old and you 2 are my best friends on TV. I watch you ever night, ever reruns. He is getting better in his English. Do you speak it at home? Thank you for letting me share your new home. Orange Grove Tx
Hi Judy, nice to meet you. Thank you for your kind words! No, we don’t speak English at home, only at work. But Illia is also watching Netflix series in English. I think it also helps.
I just love those inspectors
You will not regret putting in your drain system. It will pay for itself with the first big rain. Well done you two!
That looks like a very practical way to drain the water away from your home. I like the idea of lavender plants. They are one of my favorites. Lots of work but it will be worth it when all is said and done. See y’all soon.
We did the waterproofing around our house with the same materials/method you are. We did install a large drainage outlet pipe to the main street drain and have all of the downpipes from the roof connected underground into that. The drainage slope only needs 10mm for every 1 metre.
I understand the drainage struggle. I had a backyard that would flood when it rained and I personally dug trenches for drainage pipes so when it rain hard, the water would run off. thank you for sharing!
Café De Hoeve - Love it! Thanks again for another lovely video. I enjoyed watching the farmers in the fields.
You are doing a fantastic job, love what you have done to save this historic building.
Love your drain system, can't wait for the end results. Well done
lovely your doing a wonderful job and this is your home you love and you are both doing it your way.
You work so hard, great to see you saving history.
Wonderful Work.
Glad You Have Each Other.
Are you sure that's your neighbors cat? I think she likes you guys more than anyone else. She's always around when you are there. The opening and closing views of the clouds going by is very artistic and very beautiful.
I've been thinking the same thing. I think when they finally move in, the cat will too. She's just so cute, and she did give them that dead mouse. You know that's a sign she loves them?
I was just wondering if the cat lived at the farm or traveled with them. So now I know, lives next door. She does seem quite fond of them.
Big man on a small shovel digger, it looks so funny 🤣
The two of you are so nice and you work so hard. Thank you, as always, for sharing a bit your life adventure with us. You are doing all of the right things and you will eventually have a marvelous home. Keep doing what you are doing! Thank you again!
I am amazed at the lengths to which you are willing to go to preserve that house and complex. By the time you are done with it, it will be a jewel.
When you are the one that does all the work to fix the house, you become very motivated to prevent those problems in the future.
Repointing work looks great.
What a good job on the water drain. I am sure that will go a long way to solving your problem. I really liked learning about the 'monk beer'. I will have to go to the 'bottle O' (that is what Australians call a place that sells alcohol) and see if I can see any of the 11! All the best to you both.
You two are truly such impressively hard workers. You're doing such an excellent job at renovating your home. I love watching your progress! And the cat inspector is just adorable! Love you guys!
Loved Mr. Cat Inspector checking the tracks on you machinery. You are a very proficient operator now. Beer break is always a joy to see the two of you
happy and at easy in this hectic world. Watching from Texas thank you for the video.
Really interesting technology for protecting the foundation. Looks like it will work great, and as you said a much better solution than a French drain for your situation.
Great to see you addressing the ground water issues around the building. I understand your concerns about digging around the perimeter for a French drain potentially causing a foundation issue and look forward to see how your solution to the problem of stopping the moisture performs.
I still think you need a French drain to solve the problem, but only time will tell.
One area you should check that is important - I noticed the gutters & down pipes are directed into a drainage system close to the building. It would be important to have a camera inspection done on the underground drains to check they are 100% intact. Often in older drainage systems they are made with clay pipes and over time the clay pipes can crack. If you do have any damage in these drains, then the water will be getting directly into your walls from this source. As per this video the drainage pipes I assume are below the new system you are installing (to keep the water away from the building) - so if the drains have any damage - they are below your new system and this will cause your new system to fail. Best to have a camera inspection done to verify no issues.
Such a wonderful job you are both doing - nice to see the cat-inspector is still on the job keeping thing in line and on time :) Thank you so much for sharing - I always look forward to your next vid... Stay safe and well....
Thank you both for another great video. I love the views of the country side it looks beautiful and the farmer plowing his field. You both work very hard but that's Europeans it reminds me of my parents and how hard they worked when coming to Australia in the 1950,s with nothing. I wish all the best the house is going to look beautiful. Aussie Annie
Tulip bulbs in yellow color would look beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your renovation journey. I have to say, you have the most amazing skyscapes/cloudscapes. Sending lots of love from Texas!
Remember my friend, measure once, cuss twice. 😊 By the way, you do know that the cat is the star of your channel. 👍🏻
We do :-) our little fluffy show maker!
You probably get a lot of beer recommendations, and yes, here is another one. During my visits to Bruges, my first choice is Bourgogne des Flandres, a red-brown beer and very rich. Not high in alcohol content, but something I enjoy.
Westmalle! My favorit.
Excellent beer choice after hard work. I think Ilia enjoyed working with the diggingmachine
Heel goed werk, ik kom uit Spanje, maar ik werk al heel lang in België en het is een land waar ik verliefd op ben geworden. Ik zou zo graag weer van die landschappen en die mooie huizen willen genieten. Knap werk dat je doet om die boerderij te restaureren.
Great solution! And I adore your sweet kitty.
You can dig the sides of the house clear until you reach the bottom of the foundation, nothing will happen.
All the weight of the structure/farm is going down vertical, so you don't have to be afraid that if you remove a bit of soil
on the side that the foundation won't stay in place. After all they had to dig a hole in the ground to start the foundation
and later on they filled it up to the level it was before.
Great work on the French drain. Love the plan to plant lavender there. Nice video.
Oh been here since the start ..Iilia you're English is improving so much, well done...coming out of you're shell...I'm so glad you got the drainage sorted around house and tree has gone...it be worth it ! ADELAIDE AUSTRALIA X hard work pays off x
I see the inspector is on the job. 😂😺
You are both delightful.
You have made a lot of progress
Illia, Feel fortunate because when the "inspectors" come in America they usually come with a clipboard, an official's looking hat and sometimes a badge! Enjoyed the video immensely,
I don't know much about home renovation, but it seems to me that you are doing a very good job. I always wish you good ideas and lots of strength.
my belgian beer favourites are Dilerium tremens (with a pink elephant ) and triple carmelite--- gonna take a lot of episodes to try every kind of Belgian beers
True LOL
Haha, and then you can start on the English beers and ales!!
It's a looking good. you guys are doing a great job. keep it up
You are so smart to make your house waterproof with new roof and drainage. So many make the mistake of working on interior finishes before water issues are resolved. You have obviously done a lot of research and I know it will be wonderful when you get to move in.
Hello Ilia and Marisa. I love you two, so down to earth and forth coming and your English is getting so good, soon we see you in America. :)
Some hints if you wish to have them. The excavator, place the bucket on the ground when parking it overnight or for longer. Much less wear on the hydraulics.
The down spouts. I know you want to pipe them into the perforated pipe but don't do it. You can use the same ditch but for the downspouts, use solid pipe all the way. You do not want all the roof water in your French drain setup. With a heavy rain you could overwhelm the French drains and wham, water in the house.
I have enjoyed 4 different Trappist Beers, they're all good. Enjoyed hearing the history. Nice work on the drainage.
Ilia! Your English is improving very much and quickly, much better than my russian...
Great work Illia! Just make sure your drywall/tank is big enough for a good rain storm. leverage this water for your plants saving on your utility water bill if you have a metro water service.
I am enjoying your channel so much. Such hard work! A Canadian fan. 🇨🇦
You two are amazing. You work so hard on the renovation of your beautiful farm house. Just love your videos, and seeing the progress made. Your English is impressive. Thank you for sharing your journey
Очень круто. Бесконечно можно смотреть на три вещи: как горит огонь, как течёт вода и как кто-то работает :)
Very cool. You can endlessly look at three things: how the fire burns, how the water flows and how someone works :)
Когда то давно открыл Траписты в первую поездку в Амстердам. С тех пор трапистские сорта - любимые сорта пива :)
😁🌟👍❤️🇦🇺
You really are doing a brilliant job. 😀
Keep up the good work, enjoyed the video!!!🥰
Lots of hard work. Place looks neat.
Смотрю с удовольствием,молодцы,труженики!
Очень приятно смотреть ваши видео, тепло душевно. Давно смотрю, но подписался лишь сейчас. Продолжайте в том же духе )
I live not far from the Trappist Monastery in Spencer, Massachusetts, USA. They make very good beers, jams and jellies!
Illia, great job. You and Marina are really doing wonderful repairs
Hi. You do a lot of progress at the farm, you should be proud of yourselfs. Hard work but you look happy, thats a good sign. And the trappist beer, i love it. Greetings from Sweden.
great show today. thanks
Great video really enjoyed it I love the area and I love the farm thank you for sharing and your time it is really good and your explanations .
10тка наверное для того, чтобы взбодрится с утра, после бурного вечера!) Большой Илья так забавно смотрится на маленьком экскаваторе.)) Лайк)))
Да и выкопал бы в ручную быстрее)) Экскаваторик явно мешает))
Илья русский чтоли?
@@saam1483 Он из Украины