I am just so happy that Victoria decided to join you in the vlogs. You make such a great team and I love your humor and how you can laugh about your "basket failure". It is do refreshing and real!!
That was a lot of fun - I love the way you are both ‘what you see is what you get’ rather than trying to make out you are perfect at everything. Best channel on UA-cam as far as I am concerned 👍🏻🌟❤️
Definitely a baby fig: the leaf buds are pointed, not round. The first crop is known in English as the "breba" crop (name is from Italian) and grows on old wood in spring, the main crop is usually (depends on variety and growing conditions) the summer crop, which develops on new green growth and ripens in late summer or autumn. Centipedes can be your allies in the garden: like spiders, they are predators and will keep other invertebrates in check. I never kill them.
PS the chipped olive branches and leaves can also make good mulch for paths (to keep mud down) and gardens (to help retain moisture). Lots of chipped or mulched materials are good for that, but some are not if they contain lots of seeds for example, which olive branches and leaves will not. You could also mow your meadows with a catch bag (or rake after mowing) and compost the mowed material: it sort of achieves the same as grazing animals producing compost / dung.
No we don’t kill them either. Just relocate away from the house. We had thought about mulch for pathways but upon a bit of research turns out that they’re a huge fire risk so we’re not going to risk it
I live in a climate the same as yours but in Australia - high 30s and 40s in summer and with eucalypts all around. Fantastic you bought a chipper - I absolutely hate the idea of burning from an environmental point of view, but also a waste of such useful product. But olive branch chips will take a very long time to break down for compost - definitely best to use as a mulch between your beds and around fruit trees and will eventually break down and feed tge soil. Mulch won't pose a fire hazard unless fire is already on your property - so it would be the least of your worries. Maybe chip the branches separately for mulch and then chip the leafy tops for composting?
Victoria it's that ridiculous UA-cam Chef that salt his ribeyes with that hand motion. I found it very funny that Ricky did that but a guy to me is just absurd. It got a good laugh out of me though. Also I love you skipping in to introduce the new Mulcher. You both are so cute together. It makes me smile😊
Your videos are the highest quality on YT. Your explanations are so detailed and thoughtful...love your team work. You have the Three Bears format: just right!! Happy Easter to you!
Hi Kelly. We do add the closed captions on every video. Others have had the same complaint in the past. We discovered that it’s always an issue just after the video has gone live. I think youtube is just a little slow on doing the translations etc. I’ve just checked & it’s all working 👍🏼
UA-cam takes care of the closed cations after the channel select the option. Other channels have had the issue and found out that UA-cam is responsible. They are quite slow. So please do not reprimand the channel owners . It's out of their hands.
I don't know if anyone else has given you this suggestion so here I go. May I suggest laying a large tarp on the ground and putting the cutting from the olive trees on it, then you can just pull the entire mess to where ever you choose. Saving you TIME AND ENERGY!! WAHOO!! What do you think? How are you going to handle your olive crop? Do you sell it to a processor? Or what? You two take care of yourselves because we love watching you create your home! And we don't have to lift a finger!! Hi, from Northern California, Bay Area 08/27/23
That was a good attempt you were well on the way to making a hanging flower basket with holes for the plants. Dont give up. Its such a good idea. Love diy craft.
I’ve made a basket with dogwood sticks. I softened them by flexing them over my knee so they curved more easily. Soaking them made them sprout in my case! There will be gaps unless you split the twigs in half and work very hard to tighten them up as you work. Who really cares if there are gaps anyway! Have fun!
Hi Victoria and Ricky, and all the animals , from here in Thailand I know it’s too late, but I would have taken your little centipede, put it in the car and drove it to the closest national park. Here on our little farm the centipedes are double that size, and one bit my wife while she was working in her garden. She spent the night in the hospital. Even one that size can cause you harm. All the locals here carry a machete , and you can guess what happens when they find one.
I was living and working in a guest house in Bangkok and felt something on my foot. Kicked it away and saw it was a huge centipede. I totally panicked but the local staff was like totally chill 😁
Wow that sounds super painful! We actually get quite a few of them here so they’re a fairly common sighting. We’re always careful when picking up stones etc in case they’re lurking underneath. I know they tend to bite when their habitat’s disturbed
Great video Ricky and Victoria. It's nice that you can laugh when things don't go according to plan, but at least you tried. Thank you for sharing. I think you had baby figs on your tree. Take care
Absolutely awesome….. I have a house in Indonesia….. in the rainy season wow….. the sound coming from our garden and jungle is amazing and smell is beautiful….. really for you guys 💥🎉🍺👍😘
What fun! Great work with the tote, the trimming of those unruly olive trees, the compost bin complex, the attempt at basket weaving----and failing at the puppy trust fall, lol. It was a hoot watching this episode and I left with a feeling of joy and contentment. Thank you for that!
Watching you both work together makes me quite wistful. My ex-wife was only ever interested in the end product, not in contributing to the effort getting there. It is really quite something to see you both mucking in and getting after it. Strength to your respective arms !
I love how much fun you both seem to have whilst getting the land tasks done. Even those small chippers seem to do a great job, but like home office shredders, they need to take a break every so often to cool down the motor.
Said it many times I think you are a wonderful couple and always make me smile with your uplifting videos. Victoria loved your attempt at basket making.. you will get there. Xxx
Yea Victoria! I love that you just “gave it a go” and started the little olive branch basket! It really is the best way to try something new, I think, especially with images of machined perfection all around.
Gina & Ken : their dog/ pup was playing / eating There was a load of then marching in perfect line Their dog got very sick Maybe different species Take a look back at Ok Portugal about 9 mts ago?
Good Sunday Morning to two of my favorite You Tube Friends. Watching from Kansas City, Missouri. Love your cute accent. Your property is looking lovely and you two always make it fun to watch and put a smile on my face. Thanks for all your hard work. See you next Sunday. God Bless.
The chipper will be a valuable asset. You won't have to burn, unless you want to . Keep at the basket weaving. It will be handy. Crafts are future tools!
I absolutely love your chipper. You can make mulch as well. Fabulous, I'd love one myself. Haven't a clue what you're doing with your hands Ricky...give us a clue 😂😂. Fab video people, as ever.
You are a truper because you tried Victoria wih the basket weaving, well done great job's all around. Some people put the tools in between the walls of the compost and it is Richie black gold 👍😉🇮🇪☘️Eire
Yes a fruit. There are 2 kinds of fig trees. Unifer which produces figs around September on the wood of current year. Bifer wich produces 2 harvests per year, the first in July on the wood of the previous year and the second as the unifer. So the one you present in the video is a bifer.
Awh, Victoria, you do make me smile! Fair play for having a go at basket making, I bet with another few tries, you'll be fab at it, and then I'll buy one from you if you sell them!! Honest, I'd love one. 😁 Another fab video. Love watching you guys, no big selling, just sharing your lovely lives with us. Can't wait to see ye next week. Let us know how your basket weaving goes. 😘🥰😍 Love and hugs from the west of Ireland 🇮🇪
Love the wood chipper and I love what you did with the water tote and Victoria I think you did very well for a first time and trying to use olive wood. Have a great day.
I can see why you have Victoria in your life! She is ADORABLE!! Always in a most pleasing frame of mind. I have yet to hear her complain no matter what you two are doing. I am having trouble following your Vlogs in sequence, I am all over the place and don't know why. None the less I enjoy them all. 06/28/23 3:50am PDT
Just a Note for your fig tree……as the leaves start to emerge, use your thumb nail to take off the growing shoot end and you will have twice as much yield in fruit. Tried this last year and the branches overflowed with figs. This lets the tree concentrate on making figs rather than leaf production.
Not sure if you guys have tried it again, since this is as far as I have made it in your videos so far… I am watching them from the first one until now, and then on to the rest, but… as weird as it sounds, my grandmother was a master basket weaver… haha If you soak the branches for a few days in water, it will make them far more flexible for you to use and less likely to break. Do not give up, try it again if you have not already. 🤗 Also, I love you guys videos… now on the watch the next one. 😁
I just watched this video and enjoyed it a lot. The pruning of your olive trees is done in a similar manner to how apple trees here in New England are pruned, something I’ve done many times. Pruning is essential to improve the productivity of the trees. I find pruning to be very satisfying and I hope you do as well. Thanks for the video.
How great to have water at your lovely vegie patch, but given the natural gravity flow from your supply tank, wouldn't it be more practical to have put a tap at the greenhouse on the end of the poly pipe? With enough pressure you could even connect a garden hose and not have to keep filling watering cans. It would also eliminate the need to keep refilling the ICB. PS: the evening noise is probably cicadas - similar to crickets
Just an observation regarding the brass tap on the water tank. General rule of thumb when installing Teflon/thread tape is to wrap in a clockwise direction as you look at the end of the thread. Which is the typical direction of the fitting being attached. I think the video showed you wrapping counterclockwise. May work fine. Just a thought. Cheers, Dan ✌️🇨🇦
Hi guys, lovely catch up. Always a joy to watch your updates ❤️👍🇬🇧 My cheap chipper went to the chipper graveyard last year, only survived 3 years.😢 Oh and Salt Bea 👍🤣 Great basket making Victoria, don’t give up the day job 🤣🤣🤣🙈
Well done, that chipper is going to be one of the best things you own! I admit I don't know what Ricky was doing with his hand unless he meant the compost will be a money saver. 🤔 If that's a crappy guess you have my permission to laugh! 😸
You all make work look fun. Great job on the compost bins. They will provide some great compost for your garden. The water is a great plus. Spring is here and all the wonders of new life.
10 for effort Victoria you,l need plenty of baskets for all those olives.Those little shredders are brilliant mine is a slight variant to yours but its ideal for the job !! Great work good thinking on getting the IBC down to the veg patch !!
Your arm gesture reminds me of a character that used to be so proud of his muscles?? And would flex and say.. the bathroom is that way?? Maybe from SNL?
My rather cheap chipper is still going great after 4 years of shredding up hibiscus, guava, etc. I learned not to put too many green leafy bits in at one time, but your olive branches seem drier so I guess it doesn't clog up as much. We also have centipedes here so I'm always careful to wear gardening gloves and rubber boots when digging. Be careful in picking up rocks and pots at this time of year because you might disturb a nest. PS: Yes, Ricky, your 'salt' was clear enough 😁
The olive leaves clog it up too when you push too many through. After a while on it you definitely get a feel for the limits that you can push it to! We always sport gloves when picking up stones etc as I know they often bite when they feel their habitat is under attack. Yet to be bitten & want to keep it that way! 😁
Ah I love it. Good effort! Spring is here and a lot of sorting to do. Smashed it as always. Such a genuine couple. Always a pleasure to watch. Keep doing what you are doing 😃👊🏼
I am just so happy that Victoria decided to join you in the vlogs. You make such a great team and I love your humor and how you can laugh about your "basket failure". It is do refreshing and real!!
Thanks Bettina ❤️
Love watching both of you working, laughing and enjoying life together! ❤
that basket may serve as a base for a bird nesting if you place and secure it on a tree. They sure will appreciate it.
Ricky the Chef adding the seasoning .. LOL Epic
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It looks like your compost bins have a lot of shade - maybe you can still change this - as compost production needs the sun and temperature
That was a lot of fun - I love the way you are both ‘what you see is what you get’ rather than trying to make out you are perfect at everything. Best channel on UA-cam as far as I am concerned 👍🏻🌟❤️
Cheers Ed! Appreciate the kind words & support 😊 Thanks for showing up & watching every week 👍🏼
Definitely a baby fig: the leaf buds are pointed, not round. The first crop is known in English as the "breba" crop (name is from Italian) and grows on old wood in spring, the main crop is usually (depends on variety and growing conditions) the summer crop, which develops on new green growth and ripens in late summer or autumn. Centipedes can be your allies in the garden: like spiders, they are predators and will keep other invertebrates in check. I never kill them.
PS the chipped olive branches and leaves can also make good mulch for paths (to keep mud down) and gardens (to help retain moisture). Lots of chipped or mulched materials are good for that, but some are not if they contain lots of seeds for example, which olive branches and leaves will not. You could also mow your meadows with a catch bag (or rake after mowing) and compost the mowed material: it sort of achieves the same as grazing animals producing compost / dung.
No we don’t kill them either. Just relocate away from the house. We had thought about mulch for pathways but upon a bit of research turns out that they’re a huge fire risk so we’re not going to risk it
I live in a climate the same as yours but in Australia - high 30s and 40s in summer and with eucalypts all around. Fantastic you bought a chipper - I absolutely hate the idea of burning from an environmental point of view, but also a waste of such useful product. But olive branch chips will take a very long time to break down for compost - definitely best to use as a mulch between your beds and around fruit trees and will eventually break down and feed tge soil. Mulch won't pose a fire hazard unless fire is already on your property - so it would be the least of your worries. Maybe chip the branches separately for mulch and then chip the leafy tops for composting?
@@lizschultz1 that’s not a bad idea 👍🏼
Wife basket weaves with willow. Soaks hers overnight in water so it's more pliable when weaving.
No sooner has I typed it and Victoria said that same thing !
Victoria just gave one lucky bird a starter nest!!! ❣️👍🏻❣️ Love that wood chipper!👍🏻
Victoria it's that ridiculous UA-cam Chef that salt his ribeyes with that hand motion. I found it very funny that Ricky did that but a guy to me is just absurd. It got a good laugh out of me though. Also I love you skipping in to introduce the new Mulcher. You both are so cute together. It makes me smile😊
It is a baby fig! You really work hard and your olive trees are amazing and very beautiful.
Your videos are the highest quality on YT. Your explanations are so detailed and thoughtful...love your team work. You have the Three Bears format: just right!! Happy Easter to you!
Thanks Bobby! Appreciate the love ❤️
You two are so much fun to watch. I love the way you work together. I can't wait to see your gardening successes. It's a fig.
Please when filming for UA-cam add the close captions for the deaf. Thanks
Hi Kelly. We do add the closed captions on every video. Others have had the same complaint in the past. We discovered that it’s always an issue just after the video has gone live. I think youtube is just a little slow on doing the translations etc. I’ve just checked & it’s all working 👍🏼
I think you can set that at your end in the UA-cam settings {google it }
Ok sometimes it’s take a day for the CC to show up. Will check trw . Thanks y’all have a beautiful place
UA-cam takes care of the closed cations after the channel select the option. Other channels have had the issue and found out that UA-cam is responsible. They are quite slow. So please do not reprimand the channel owners . It's out of their hands.
Kelly, please don't think I'm being rude by asking. Have you clicked the closed caption toggle to turn CC on?
I don't know if anyone else has given you this suggestion so here I go.
May I suggest laying a large tarp on the ground and putting the cutting from the olive trees on it, then you can just pull the entire mess to where ever you choose. Saving you TIME AND ENERGY!! WAHOO!!
What do you think?
How are you going to handle your olive crop?
Do you sell it to a processor? Or what?
You two take care of yourselves because we love watching you create your home! And we don't have to lift a finger!!
Hi, from Northern California, Bay Area
08/27/23
With the basketry, maybe soak them beforehand?
I think we’ll do that next time 👍🏼
That was a good attempt you were well on the way to making a hanging flower basket with holes for the plants. Dont give up. Its such a good idea. Love diy craft.
Your basket is a good base for a birds nest 😅 Soking is the key😊
I’ve made a basket with dogwood sticks. I softened them by flexing them over my knee so they curved more easily. Soaking them made them sprout in my case! There will be gaps unless you split the twigs in half and work very hard to tighten them up as you work. Who really cares if there are gaps anyway! Have fun!
Good tip! We’ll try that next time 😊
Victoria, your basket looks like a perfect bird nest 🐦😂
Hello Sharon ❤️ how are you doing today?
New side hustle...weaving baskets 😂😂😂
I don’t think we could give them away! 😂
Hello. The sounds of spring is wonderful. That’s a baby fig growing. See it’s little pointed head.😂 How much EVOO do you get from all your trees?
Compost bins yea ❤
Hi Victoria and Ricky, and all the animals , from here in Thailand I know it’s too late, but I would have taken your little centipede, put it in the car and drove it to the closest national park. Here on our little farm the centipedes are double that size, and one bit my wife while she was working in her garden. She spent the night in the hospital. Even one that size can cause you harm. All the locals here carry a machete , and you can guess what happens when they find one.
I was living and working in a guest house in Bangkok and felt something on my foot. Kicked it away and saw it was a huge centipede. I totally panicked but the local staff was like totally chill 😁
Wow that sounds super painful! We actually get quite a few of them here so they’re a fairly common sighting. We’re always careful when picking up stones etc in case they’re lurking underneath. I know they tend to bite when their habitat’s disturbed
Ricky’s motion: a cooking show chef’s gourmet salt sprinkle gesture!
How funny was the basket !!! Maybe you can find a bird that needs a nest !!! Made me laugh and can't wait for your next attempt Victoria !!!
Great video Ricky and Victoria. It's nice that you can laugh when things don't go according to plan, but at least you tried. Thank you for sharing. I think you had baby figs on your tree. Take care
I think you’re right Yvonne. The figs have started to develop a bit more in the last few days
Absolutely awesome….. I have a house in Indonesia….. in the rainy season wow….. the sound coming from our garden and jungle is amazing and smell is beautiful….. really for you guys 💥🎉🍺👍😘
We use the bigger cuttings of the olive trees for the wood burner, to start a fire.
What fun! Great work with the tote, the trimming of those unruly olive trees, the compost bin complex, the attempt at basket weaving----and failing at the puppy trust fall, lol. It was a hoot watching this episode and I left with a feeling of joy and contentment. Thank you for that!
Thanks for watching! It’s makes us so happy when people enjoy themselves watching us clown around! 😁
Watching you both work together makes me quite wistful. My ex-wife was only ever interested in the end product, not in contributing to the effort getting there. It is really quite something to see you both mucking in and getting after it.
Strength to your respective arms !
Victoria you got the hang of it. It’s just the materials aren’t right. Cheers for trying.
You could make some Wicker type Screens to shade the Dogs under. Be a far easier weave. Have fun.
I love the sound of the lovely creatures! 😅🌅🐸🐦🦗🐝🐾
Hello Portugal from USA. My family immigrated from the Azore Islands, Portugal.
I love how much fun you both seem to have whilst getting the land tasks done. Even those small chippers seem to do a great job, but like home office shredders, they need to take a break every so often to cool down the motor.
You have to treat it like an employee & give it a break every so often! 😁
The cacao chef.
This is the first video I watched from your channel. It showed up on my feeds. I enjoyed your video.. I sew very clearly that YOU ARE COMPOST Bae.
2 beautiful people ❤️
do not give up keep working on baskets it will get easier
So cute love the honsety😂😊
Said it many times I think you are a wonderful couple and always make me smile with your uplifting videos. Victoria loved your attempt at basket making.. you will get there. Xxx
Hello Gaynor how are you doing today?
Yea Victoria! I love that you just “gave it a go” and started the little olive branch basket! It really is the best way to try something new, I think, especially with images of machined perfection all around.
If you brine the olives, try putting spicy peppers in them at the end. The flavor is amazing!
Gina & Ken : their dog/ pup was playing / eating There was a load of then marching in perfect line
Their dog got very sick
Maybe different species
Take a look back at Ok Portugal about 9 mts ago?
You two are awesome. Big hug from Florida. Sincerely Grace
We always love your chipper attitude!
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You guys are the best... you work so well together and I always get a laugh... Cheers for sharing...
Thanks for watching Sas 😊
Good Sunday Morning to two of my favorite You Tube Friends. Watching from Kansas City, Missouri. Love your cute accent. Your property is looking lovely and you two always make it fun to watch and put a smile on my face. Thanks for all your hard work. See you next Sunday. God Bless.
Ahhh thank you Joyce! ❤️ have a fantastic week 😊
The chipper will be a valuable asset. You won't have to burn, unless you want to . Keep at the basket weaving. It will be handy. Crafts are future tools!
That little hand movement over the compost looked to me like a sprinkle of fairy dust. Tasmanian here. 🇦🇺🎸⚡️🤘🏿🤘🏼💋❤️
Awesome show!! Great job Victoria with the basket!!
I love joining you two and Victoria you do make me laugh, no prizes for the basket I'm afraid😂😂
But a prize for first try, yes?!❤️
I absolutely love your chipper. You can make mulch as well. Fabulous, I'd love one myself. Haven't a clue what you're doing with your hands Ricky...give us a clue 😂😂. Fab video people, as ever.
I had to google "salt bae" to understand (thanks to the person who commented originally, so I could find the meme.)
I would SO like to see how you've finished the interior of your house. I have looked and looked to try to see something.
You are a truper because you tried Victoria wih the basket weaving, well done great job's all around. Some people put the tools in between the walls of the compost and it is Richie black gold 👍😉🇮🇪☘️Eire
On OK Portugal they bought a battery powered saw specifically to cut the olive branches
Turn your basket into a lamp shade lol good try
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Some goats would really love the olive branches. Good luck with the composting.
Great job with so much joy! Thanks for sharing.
I really enjoyed the basket weaving actually, I am inspired to try and learn 😁
Yes a fruit. There are 2 kinds of fig trees. Unifer which produces figs around September on the wood of current year. Bifer wich produces 2 harvests per year, the first in July on the wood of the previous year and the second as the unifer. So the one you present in the video is a bifer.
Hello guys, you are doing so well. My wife and l were looking for a different Reno show as you both are great at what you are doing. Take care.❤
Hi , you can also use the olivechippings as mulch in your veggiegarden and around new planted trees !
Looking good
When you make a pine needle basket, I think you also have to soak the pine needles.
Awh, Victoria, you do make me smile! Fair play for having a go at basket making, I bet with another few tries, you'll be fab at it, and then I'll buy one from you if you sell them!! Honest, I'd love one. 😁
Another fab video. Love watching you guys, no big selling, just sharing your lovely lives with us. Can't wait to see ye next week.
Let us know how your basket weaving goes. 😘🥰😍
Love and hugs from the west of Ireland 🇮🇪
Seasoning the compost!! 😂
A beautiful life.
Love the wood chipper and I love what you did with the water tote and Victoria I think you did very well for a first time and trying to use olive wood. Have a great day.
Great video as usual! You are both such a fun couple to watch! Thanks for keeping us all so interested in your lives!🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
Thanks as always Laurafor your kind words & support ❤️
The olive trees pruned look great 👍🏻
Thanks Maria! Still lots more to do! 💪🏼
I can see why you have Victoria in your life!
She is ADORABLE!! Always in a most pleasing frame of mind. I have yet to hear her complain no matter what you two are doing.
I am having trouble following your Vlogs in sequence, I am all over the place and don't know why.
None the less I enjoy them all.
06/28/23 3:50am PDT
She's a keeper!😊
Hi, comfrey and clover are compost accelerator. Comprey is also excellent for fruit trees.
Just a Note for your fig tree……as the leaves start to emerge, use your thumb nail to take off the growing shoot end and you will have twice as much yield in fruit. Tried this last year and the branches overflowed with figs. This lets the tree concentrate on making figs rather than leaf production.
Not sure if you guys have tried it again, since this is as far as I have made it in your videos so far… I am watching them from the first one until now, and then on to the rest, but… as weird as it sounds, my grandmother was a master basket weaver… haha
If you soak the branches for a few days in water, it will make them far more flexible for you to use and less likely to break.
Do not give up, try it again if you have not already. 🤗
Also, I love you guys videos… now on the watch the next one. 😁
I keep funding off grid people and it feels so good
It was a fig on that branch (I grew up with figs). You're so pleasant to watch.
I just watched this video and enjoyed it a lot. The pruning of your olive trees is done in a similar manner to how apple trees here in New England are pruned, something I’ve done many times. Pruning is essential to improve the productivity of the trees. I find pruning to be very satisfying and I hope you do as well. Thanks for the video.
You two are really fun to watch. Your videos are allways refreshing with your sense of humor, looking forward to next Sunday 😉.
How great to have water at your lovely vegie patch, but given the natural gravity flow from your supply tank, wouldn't it be more practical to have put a tap at the greenhouse on the end of the poly pipe? With enough pressure you could even connect a garden hose and not have to keep filling watering cans. It would also eliminate the need to keep refilling the ICB.
PS: the evening noise is probably cicadas - similar to crickets
Just an observation regarding the brass tap on the water tank. General rule of thumb when installing Teflon/thread tape is to wrap in a clockwise direction as you look at the end of the thread. Which is the typical direction of the fitting being attached. I think the video showed you wrapping counterclockwise. May work fine. Just a thought. Cheers, Dan ✌️🇨🇦
I think I understood a bit about the Portugal Homestead mention. Perhaps a legal status? Sounds like a good thing. Praying for an abundant harvest.
Hi guys, lovely catch up. Always a joy to watch your updates ❤️👍🇬🇧
My cheap chipper went to the chipper graveyard last year, only survived 3 years.😢
Oh and Salt Bea 👍🤣
Great basket making Victoria, don’t give up the day job 🤣🤣🤣🙈
the chef who sprinkles salt. Salt Bae!
Ding ding ding! Yes! Thanks Chrissi! 😊
Haha Salt Bae ( the salt guy chef) imitation was really good 😅
Well done, that chipper is going to be one of the best things you own!
I admit I don't know what Ricky was doing with his hand unless he meant the compost will be a money saver. 🤔 If that's a crappy guess you have my permission to laugh! 😸
You all make work look fun. Great job on the compost bins. They will provide some great compost for your garden. The water is a great plus. Spring is here and all the wonders of new life.
Nice bird nest 🥰😂 you 2 are great fun! Tysm
You two are such good fun to watch 😊
Thanks Gail! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊
10 for effort Victoria you,l need plenty of baskets for all those olives.Those little shredders are brilliant mine is a slight variant to yours but its ideal for the job !! Great work good thinking on getting the IBC down to the veg patch !!
Bit of old carpet will help keep it Moist
Hi David. Do you mean to cover the compost?
Pallets are amazingly useful, good hard wood.
Your arm gesture reminds me of a character that used to be so proud of his muscles?? And would flex and say.. the bathroom is that way?? Maybe from SNL?
You can make a tea out of those olive leaves, full of antioxidants
My rather cheap chipper is still going great after 4 years of shredding up hibiscus, guava, etc. I learned not to put too many green leafy bits in at one time, but your olive branches seem drier so I guess it doesn't clog up as much. We also have centipedes here so I'm always careful to wear gardening gloves and rubber boots when digging. Be careful in picking up rocks and pots at this time of year because you might disturb a nest. PS: Yes, Ricky, your 'salt' was clear enough 😁
The olive leaves clog it up too when you push too many through. After a while on it you definitely get a feel for the limits that you can push it to! We always sport gloves when picking up stones etc as I know they often bite when they feel their habitat is under attack. Yet to be bitten & want to keep it that way! 😁
Salt thing was not clear for me!! Can someone expound on the meaning?? lol
@@lelbub8088 Search for 'Salt Bae'. It is a really funny guy adding salt. From 6 years ago.
Try to leave the sticks submerged in water for one day, afterwards they should be more flexible
This video is so much fun!
Glad you enjoyed it! 😊
Ah I love it. Good effort! Spring is here and a lot of sorting to do. Smashed it as always. Such a genuine couple. Always a pleasure to watch. Keep doing what you are doing 😃👊🏼
I'm sure, it will be a fig.😀
Greetings from Germany.