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Your dad is a trooper. "They won't let me retire." Best line in the whole video. Seriously though is so nice to see that he gets in there up to his elbows in your projects. On another note Gwen blew me away with her observation of the library. You kiddo have married a very wonderfully supportive woman, even though at times it may be hard to see. Just loved her answer about both of your projects in the Convent. Don't you ever take it for granted. Your dad's got 20 yrs on me, but we work the same. Glad you have such a supportive family.
Your father reminds me of my father, who pretty much worked until he was 84 years old when he died. He raised 10 children was a loving father and husband, and instilled in his children the same value of hard work. Your father was incredible enough of a man to teach you those same principles, and I am sure that you are as proud of him as he is of you. Well done to both you and your father.
Same here, my dad passed away at 82, after retiring at 65, he almost went straight back to work... after a rival company came calling, unable to find someone with his specialised knowledge of their equipment, he went from 2 days to full time in the blink of an eye. And he loved it, it was a family owned company that treated him as a member, it made him feel useful and needed, he was almost indispensable to them really, downside for my mum.. there was not much time for work around the house... without tobacco, he would have had another 20 years. Yes, Mick P is strong of character and a worker, it's fantastic to have all these memories recorded for the generation of Pethericks! 🦘
Mick must enjoy that wonderful feeling of still being an amazing resource to both an incredible project and his family as a whole. At 72 I still work albeit 2 days a week but it gives me a sense of purpose . The older generation still has so much to give. Mick is fortunate to be able to physically work still. The secret to staying forever young! 😊
Gorgeous doors! Paddy's work is obviously first class in every respect. Probably nobody alive now will ever see those doors reach the point they need replacing.
I love ❤DP A(Daddy Pethericks) whilst Billy is piddling about with his tool belt….. DP, who is the brains behind the operation, is hard at work. Tha channel is so lucky to have him!!
Really enjoyed this video. I prefer no music. I like to hear all the noises of rocks falling and equipment drilling, hammering and whatever you or others want to say.
I thought i was the only one that enjoyed the ASMR of small rocks and dirt falling, hitting metal and wood as it does. Idk why I like that sound so much. 😂
Love seeing the Mick cam today. Thank you, Alex! Yanis definitely deserves to take a nice weekend holiday with friends. He has certainly earned it! Mick, I agree with everyone about how wonderful it is to see you still working along side the "boys." My own father attempted retirement 3 times before it stuck. He just couldn't stand being idle. He had worked hard his entire life and after a few months of sitting around the house watching tv and doing nothing, he would get bored and head out to the workshop to "tinker around" with something or other and the next thing we knew, he was back to running his own business again lol.
Mick I have the utmost respect and admiration for you and all you are still able to do at the wonderful age of 80. You are a champion. Love seeing you Bully learning from your dad. Enjoy each moment with him and your mum. Alex fantastic video work as usual. Nice having you back. ❤❤❤❤❤ Paddy those doors are absolutely gorgeous. Ozmo a few times to protect and in place they will look stunning. ❤❤❤
It's not nice to speak ill of the dead, and so I won't talk about my father. Just imagine someone who is the complete opposite of Mick. That's why I'm glued to this channel. I keep thinking, how many people have a dad like this? I'm amazed that people like this exist in the world, and so I'm happy I found this channel.
Really like the explanations as you go. Not too much talking but really understand what you are doing. Reason you can remove pipes and rocks and how you will make sure it is strong when you are done. Amazing how Dad is able to lift big pipes and cement chunks!
Great job Gentlemen!!! You are coming right along on this library floor. Those doors are beautiful and I can't wait to see them installed and finished. Have a great day
I agree, great work guys especially you Mick your a bloody legend! Definitely easier with Alex there to film for you Billy. Makes a bloody huge difference, you are powering through the work. It is wonderful to see a grand old building being renovated and given another life. Cheers Steve
Great “spot on” work today! Your dad, Billy, is an awesome man! It was cute when you got him to smile at your joke! He is a master at so many things, and enjoys sharing his hard earned knowledge with each of you. Alexis is doing a fantastic job filming! I hope Yanis has a great time on his weekend break! He has earned it! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
Billy, I guess you did not hear us yelling at you to wrap the end before you took it up. We tried ... Everything is coming along beautifully! I bet you are so glad Alex if doing the filming again so you can just to the work.
Yes, a great idea. I always cringe when you are balancing on those railings with a piece of equipment or lumber in your hands and the lift wobbling like mad!
I love the music on your vlogs but today was great just hearing you explain things and hearing Mick as well. The doors are gorgeous! Have a great w/e everyone xxx💕💕💕
If you get into the habit of routinely using a toolbelt Billy, you'll never want to go without. I bought one from a carboot sale for 50p, mended it with fishing line & curved needle as some of the stitching had failed, and use it for gardening. It's brill, and I never have to wonder where x,y,z is in the shrubbery.
Rather than wrapping the end of the wood in plastic, it would be far better to paint it with a bitumenous paint. Wrapping it could trap moisture whereas paint will more effectively seal it.
When you drilled the hole in the I-beam ,I kept trying to tell you Billy Billy you need to wrap the end, and you wouldn't listen ! then you screwed it in and I'm still saying You need to wrap it Billy. And then finely you heard me and said I forgot to wrap it, and this is why you don't let your don't Dad retire.
My dad helped me rebuild my house after gutting it. He drve 65 miles every morning to come. Its been 18 years since then, he passed 3 yrs ago. To this day my mind vividly remembers the conversations, the quality times with him. Mick , my dad always said, when you stop you get old r 6 feet under 😅. Wow those doors are beautiful! Enjoy your well deserved vacation Yennis.
My dad passed away 6-25-24 at almost 94. Your dad reminds me so much of mine in that he is still sharp, active and motivated while showing great love and dedication to his family. Aren’t we so lucky to have (and in my case had) men like them in our lives!?! ❤️
The labels made me CRY. Considering I literally dream about volunteering at The Convent, both labels made this old lady's heart happy. ❤❤❤❤ The Pethericks & blessings to all of us fans.
Gosh your Father is amazing, 80 years old. I’m nearly 71, & I still use scaffolding to paint the outside of my old NZ villa, I use chainsaws & I love doing it. Great job you are all doing.
If Mick turned up at the convent in civvies instead of his boiler suit there would be a lot of long faces, including his own. Like my dad he loves to work and be useful and we love watching him guide everyone. Well done Mick keep safe and well.❤❤❤
Billy, you are just so blessed to have your dad working by your side. Cherish this time! The doors are a work of art. Always great video, Alex. Nice Yanis gets a weekend off, he deserve it!
Dear Mick, in essence you should be retired but I have a feeling you are loving every second of working with your son and everyone back at the chateau. You are strong and wise with so much experience to offer to your kids. I feel so happy for you to have your family/grandchildren with you. It is the best life. Keep safe and well. Paddy does very fine, quality work, the doors are beautiful. I’m happy Yanis is taking a well deserved vacation. Billy, your tool belt dilemmas were quite funny, but once you learn where everything goes, as you said they are quite handy. Alex, you are amazing.
Great seeing Mick and Billy working together on the Library project. Mick has been doing this kind of work for decades, but now he also graciously dealing with being filmed while at it. An admirable and able gentleman in so many ways.
Has anyone else here noticed this - since watching your channel and absorbing your impeccable work ethic, I’m “cracking on”. I cleared out a huge cupboard today I’d wanted to do for ages, and I know it’s your energy that’s rubbed off on me.
My dad worked at Bethlehem Steel for forty years before retiring and going into consulting work for another thirty years. He finally retired at age 85 and lived to be 90. I’ll be 70 in September and am still working. I have no plans to retire. Crack on, mates!
I grew up doing electrical work with my old man, and because of this have done a lot of demolition, one of the tricks I picked up along the way is that when you have to cut pipes close to a wall like that you can take a grinder with a wafer disc and cut down the length of your sawsall blades to be just long enough that you can get the guard against the pipe and not be ramming the blade into the wall, this makes for a more precise cut. As well splitting a piece of PVC pipe to go over the water pipe to protect from knicking it as you come through and securing it with a couple of zip ties can save you a lot of headaches and worry. On that note the doors look absolutely beautiful.
Mick is a marvel.. he is so fit for his age and a great team player on Billy's fantastic project. I find this a great blog to follow it's so interesting and entertaining.. thanks everyone you are all great examples and wish you well working in the heat. 🤗
What an incredibly vital father you have Billy. I bow deeply to him! I'm honnored to follow your project. Great camera work Alex! Have a great weekend and see you next time. Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱👋🏽
Provided you have reasonable health we must remain active and have a purpose in this life. Forever onwards and upwards. He is a fine example to us all.
I hope Yanis is having a great weekend off. Mick, you are such an inspiration to us. To be working at 80, with your sons, must be so satisfying and meaningful. I am sure many of us will learn from your example and keep going as long as possible. The convent is clearly going to love this library. Everything is fitting so well. Paddy's doors look wonderful, even before they are fitted. The fact that the wood has come from an old oak tree in Mayenne makes them even more special. I just hope we get some interesting glass panels to finish them off. Thanks Billy, Mick, Alex and Layla, another superb video. 😀
Did anyone else catch that tiny rock at 28:22 that Mick used to level the stones in the wall. Just incedible! Also you'd think that Billy is playing with toy building blocks rather than huge pieces of lumber based on the smile on all his smiles while installing the floor. He us truly in his happy place😊
It’s lovely to see Mick still working with you all, I’m sure his work ethic is what introduced you all hard work👍🏼. Did you ever get to finish your house Mick, I’d love to see how it turned out. Also nice that Yanis gets to have a vacation away with his friends, he’s been working hard and 🎉he’s learned so much. Have a drink for me Yanis👍🏼. Have a relaxing weekend all 🥰🙋🏼♀️
I say chapeau to Mick with what he is doing in his age. He could retire but he gives his wisdom still to the project. And all the work in the library is so amazing it will be a beauty in its self. Thumbs up and crack on
Mick is an absolute treasure. I think working on the convent is perfect for him. I can't see him retiring completely, so it gives him a project. And his expertise has been priceless. I had a unit rather like the Crafuel. It would be a frig or a warmer. It was priceless when we moved to a different town and the mover couldn't get to the house because a tropical storm had made a mess of the road. We plugged in the cooler and it was our frig for almost a week.
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I take my hat off to you Mr Petherick senior for being there for the kids on this project. At 80 you are blessed to be able to do what you do.
My dad was physically active until he was diagnosed with ALS at age 89. He passed quickly.
@@heehaw8401Sorry for your lost 😞
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They are the ones that are blessed. Mick has forgotten more than most of us will ever know.
The doors are amazing. Your Dad has a huge following of devoted fans!
I appreciate that you labeled the label machine label machine.
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I would do the same! OCD!
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@@johnje4285yup, me, too!😂
Your dad is a trooper. "They won't let me retire." Best line in the whole video. Seriously though is so nice to see that he gets in there up to his elbows in your projects. On another note Gwen blew me away with her observation of the library. You kiddo have married a very wonderfully supportive woman, even though at times it may be hard to see. Just loved her answer about both of your projects in the Convent. Don't you ever take it for granted. Your dad's got 20 yrs on me, but we work the same. Glad you have such a supportive family.
Billy and Gwen aren't married. Gwen actually owns everything so Billy's work is an act of faith in their relationship.
Your father reminds me of my father, who pretty much worked until he was 84 years old when he died. He raised 10 children was a loving father and husband, and instilled in his children the same value of hard work. Your father was incredible enough of a man to teach you those same principles, and I am sure that you are as proud of him as he is of you. Well done to both you and your father.
Same here, my dad passed away at 82, after retiring at 65, he almost went straight back to work... after a rival company came calling, unable to find someone with his specialised knowledge of their equipment, he went from 2 days to full time in the blink of an eye. And he loved it, it was a family owned company that treated him as a member, it made him feel useful and needed, he was almost indispensable to them really, downside for my mum.. there was not much time for work around the house... without tobacco, he would have had another 20 years.
Yes, Mick P is strong of character and a worker, it's fantastic to have all these memories recorded for the generation of Pethericks! 🦘
Mick's beautiful smile. 😊
Mick must enjoy that wonderful feeling of still being an amazing resource to both an incredible project and his family as a whole. At 72 I still work albeit 2 days a week but it gives me a sense of purpose . The older generation still has so much to give. Mick is fortunate to be able to physically work still. The secret to staying forever young! 😊
No retiring, Mick! You're the passive comic relief❣️
Gorgeous doors! Paddy's work is obviously first class in every respect. Probably nobody alive now will ever see those doors reach the point they need replacing.
I love ❤DP A(Daddy Pethericks) whilst Billy is piddling about with his tool belt….. DP, who is the brains behind the operation, is hard at work. Tha channel is so lucky to have him!!
Billy we know where your family gets their strong work ethic from. Your Father is truly amazing.
No your Dad can’t retire! Working will keep him young! 😊❤
Really enjoyed this video. I prefer no music. I like to hear all the noises of rocks falling and equipment drilling, hammering and whatever you or others want to say.
I thought i was the only one that enjoyed the ASMR of small rocks and dirt falling, hitting metal and wood as it does. Idk why I like that sound so much. 😂
I agree, I like to hear all the noise, but once in a while I like the classical music 😊❤
Papa Pethrick you are amazing for your age and a fountain of skills and knowledge. Your boys do you proud ❤❤.
Thanks, Paddy. Beautiful.
Love seeing the Mick cam today. Thank you, Alex! Yanis definitely deserves to take a nice weekend holiday with friends. He has certainly earned it! Mick, I agree with everyone about how wonderful it is to see you still working along side the "boys." My own father attempted retirement 3 times before it stuck. He just couldn't stand being idle. He had worked hard his entire life and after a few months of sitting around the house watching tv and doing nothing, he would get bored and head out to the workshop to "tinker around" with something or other and the next thing we knew, he was back to running his own business again lol.
Your dad is an absolute GEM!!! I bet he loves being included in this process!! I love watching all this restoration!!! From Christy in OHIO, USA
No need for staircase. Thanks for filming, Alex.
Agreed! It could be a liability which Billy doesn't need.
Yes and I imagine it would be hard to keep the children off it. 🙄
Loved how you snuck in that shot at the end of you and Lela in the sun, Alex! She's a sweet pup!
Love how methodical and organised your workmanship is. It doesn’t matter how challenging the job is you never let standards slip 💙
Mick I have the utmost respect and admiration for you and all you are still able to do at the wonderful age of 80. You are a champion.
Love seeing you Bully learning from your dad. Enjoy each moment with him and your mum.
Alex fantastic video work as usual. Nice having you back. ❤❤❤❤❤
Paddy those doors are absolutely gorgeous. Ozmo a few times to protect and in place they will look stunning. ❤❤❤
Working keeps you young Mr. Petherwick.
Thank you Billy, Mick and Alex and best carpenter in France Paddy! So excited to see the doors… can’t believe how much work has been done…
It's not nice to speak ill of the dead, and so I won't talk about my father. Just imagine someone who is the complete opposite of Mick. That's why I'm glued to this channel. I keep thinking, how many people have a dad like this? I'm amazed that people like this exist in the world, and so I'm happy I found this channel.
Really like the explanations as you go. Not too much talking but really understand what you are doing. Reason you can remove pipes and rocks and how you will make sure it is strong when you are done. Amazing how Dad is able to lift big pipes and cement chunks!
Great job Gentlemen!!! You are coming right along on this library floor. Those doors are beautiful and I can't wait to see them installed and finished. Have a great day
Thank you for these longer videos!!! I'm glad the videographer is back. "MORE PETHERICK!" ;)
Doors are beautiful 😍 😊
Wow what a day - nice to have Alex back so you are able to work and explain Billy.
Beautiful views at the start, please make more. Greetings from Holland.
I agree, great work guys especially you Mick your a bloody legend! Definitely easier with Alex there to film for you Billy. Makes a bloody huge difference, you are powering through the work. It is wonderful to see a grand old building being renovated and given another life. Cheers Steve
Great “spot on” work today! Your dad, Billy, is an awesome man! It was cute when you got him to smile at your joke! He is a master at so many things, and enjoys sharing his hard earned knowledge with each of you. Alexis is doing a fantastic job filming! I hope Yanis has a great time on his weekend break! He has earned it! Love from Pennsylvania, USA 💕🌷🐻
Billy,
I guess you did not hear us yelling at you to wrap the end
before you took it up.
We tried ...
Everything is coming along beautifully!
I bet you are so glad Alex if doing the filming again
so you can just to the work.
Billy, you could use some scrap lumber and make a step on the railing. Just put some blocking on the bottom so it can't fall off!
Yes, a great idea. I always cringe when you are balancing on those railings with a piece of equipment or lumber in your hands and the lift wobbling like mad!
Billy and Mick well done!
The gallery needs a fireman's pole!!
Paddy’s workmanship is exceptional!
So clever to put in heat pumps!
Love the new doors for the convent.
Beautiful work and progress! 🥰💕👍
I love the music on your vlogs but today was great just hearing you explain things and hearing Mick as well. The doors are gorgeous! Have a great w/e everyone xxx💕💕💕
If you get into the habit of routinely using a toolbelt Billy, you'll never want to go without. I bought one from a carboot sale for 50p, mended it with fishing line & curved needle as some of the stitching had failed, and use it for gardening. It's brill, and I never have to wonder where x,y,z is in the shrubbery.
Mr. Petherick, they won't let you retire because they need your expertise and years of knowledge.
I was yelling at you to wrap that beam!
Ditto
@@grannyrosie1 He heard you ❤
Dad to the rescue! He is amazing. Sad that you won’t have a spiral staircase
I am amazed your dad is still able to work like that I am 70 and stuffed
Nice love the name 1:25
Do not retire Mick! You will hate it. Crack On!
Paddy is a master craftsman
Mick your a bloody legend 🫶
My husband would love the Crafuel . He's a builder and takes a cooler to work every day. This would be a vast improvement! Thanks for the tip.
BILLY I do hope you make those windows into seating areas for reading.
Hello ❤❤❤❤
Hey, how about a chateau kitchen update? Wife doesn't mind us watching the convent videos if she gets a chateau update now and then 😊
Yanis is strikingly handsome. I love his voice.😊
Billy what’s happening with the kitchen back at the convent. Please let us know, it was going amazingly. Cheers
Lela!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Rather than wrapping the end of the wood in plastic, it would be far better to paint it with a bitumenous paint. Wrapping it could trap moisture whereas paint will more effectively seal it.
When you drilled the hole in the I-beam ,I kept trying to tell you Billy Billy you need to wrap the end, and you wouldn't listen ! then you screwed it in and I'm still saying You need to wrap it Billy. And then finely you heard me and said I forgot to wrap it, and this is why you don't let your don't Dad retire.
I may have missed something but I thought wood and concrete need to be protected so condensation doesn’t eventually cause wood to rot.
Hey Billy is that elevator really gonna be in sound condition?😮😮😮😮😮😮
neat new equipment!!!!
My dad helped me rebuild my house after gutting it.
He drve 65 miles every morning to come. Its been 18 years since then, he passed 3 yrs ago. To this day my mind vividly remembers the conversations, the quality times with him.
Mick , my dad always said, when you stop you get old r 6 feet under 😅.
Wow those doors are beautiful!
Enjoy your well deserved vacation Yennis.
My dad passed away 6-25-24 at almost 94. Your dad reminds me so much of mine in that he is still sharp, active and motivated while showing great love and dedication to his family. Aren’t we so lucky to have (and in my case had) men like them in our lives!?! ❤️
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@@pamelar5868 Thank you!
Sorry for your loss!
Your dad sounds like he was a true blessing in your life, so sorry for your loss.
Dear 26. My condolences on the loss of your Dad. He sounds wonderful. Warmest wishes. Pam
The labels made me CRY.
Considering I literally dream about volunteering at The Convent, both labels made this old lady's heart happy.
❤❤❤❤ The Pethericks & blessings to all of us fans.
It's nice to see father and son working together, something I used to do with my father.
Gosh your Father is amazing, 80 years old. I’m nearly 71, & I still use scaffolding to paint the outside of my old NZ villa, I use chainsaws & I love doing it. Great job you are all doing.
If Mick turned up at the convent in civvies instead of his boiler suit there would be a lot of long faces, including his own. Like my dad he loves to work and be useful and we love watching him guide everyone. Well done Mick keep safe and well.❤❤❤
Yannis gets day off. Have a great day in Paris. 😊
Billy, you are just so blessed to have your dad working by your side. Cherish this time! The doors are a work of art. Always great video, Alex. Nice Yanis gets a weekend off, he deserve it!
Dear Mick, in essence you should be retired but I have a feeling you are loving every second of working with your son and everyone back at the chateau. You are strong and wise with so much experience to offer to your kids. I feel so happy for you to have your family/grandchildren with you. It is the best life. Keep safe and well. Paddy does very fine, quality work, the doors are beautiful. I’m happy Yanis is taking a well deserved vacation. Billy, your tool belt dilemmas were quite funny, but once you learn where everything goes, as you said they are quite handy. Alex, you are amazing.
Great seeing Mick and Billy working together on the Library project. Mick has been doing this kind of work for decades, but now he also graciously dealing with being filmed while at it. An admirable and able gentleman in so many ways.
Love seeing Mick wearing the hard hat with a jaunty little tilt! He’s quite the living treasure!❤️❤️❤️
My Mom lived to 93, and she worked alongside her kids her whole life. Your keeping your Dad young.
Has anyone else here noticed this - since watching your channel and absorbing your impeccable work ethic, I’m “cracking on”. I cleared out a huge cupboard today I’d wanted to do for ages, and I know it’s your energy that’s rubbed off on me.
We all need inspiration sometimes even for the smallest of tasks. It's the initial step that is the hardest.Challenging ourselves is the key.
Ive learned so much about how to from this channel.
My dad worked at Bethlehem Steel for forty years before retiring and going into consulting work for another thirty years.
He finally retired at age 85 and lived to be 90.
I’ll be 70 in September and am still working. I have no plans to retire.
Crack on, mates!
Mick works as hard as anyone. Always busy and doing everything he can to help out. He is a fountain of knowledge.
I grew up doing electrical work with my old man, and because of this have done a lot of demolition, one of the tricks I picked up along the way is that when you have to cut pipes close to a wall like that you can take a grinder with a wafer disc and cut down the length of your sawsall blades to be just long enough that you can get the guard against the pipe and not be ramming the blade into the wall, this makes for a more precise cut.
As well splitting a piece of PVC pipe to go over the water pipe to protect from knicking it as you come through and securing it with a couple of zip ties can save you a lot of headaches and worry.
On that note the doors look absolutely beautiful.
Mick and Billy teamwork!
and Alex
Counting the day's down when Simon is back ⏳️ 🕐 🎉
Awe we adore your Dad Billy you and he are making so many wonderful memories. Prayers for your parents and grandparents Billy🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mick is a marvel.. he is so fit for his age and a great team player on Billy's fantastic project. I find this a great blog to follow it's so interesting and entertaining.. thanks everyone you are all great examples and wish you well working in the heat. 🤗
What an incredibly vital father you have Billy. I bow deeply to him!
I'm honnored to follow your project. Great camera work Alex! Have a great weekend and see you next time. Greetings from the Netherlands 🇳🇱👋🏽
all power to papa petherick!
Those doors are beautiful...❤❤
Provided you have reasonable health we must remain active and have a purpose in this life. Forever onwards and upwards. He is a fine example to us all.
I hope Yanis is having a great weekend off. Mick, you are such an inspiration to us. To be working at 80, with your sons, must be so satisfying and meaningful. I am sure many of us will learn from your example and keep going as long as possible. The convent is clearly going to love this library. Everything is fitting so well. Paddy's doors look wonderful, even before they are fitted. The fact that the wood has come from an old oak tree in Mayenne makes them even more special. I just hope we get some interesting glass panels to finish them off. Thanks Billy, Mick, Alex and Layla, another superb video. 😀
Thank you, Alex for your keen eye in filming.
Yes, loved the moment Alex captured Billy trying to work out his new tool belt. Classic moment! 🤣😍
“Oh,I didn’t wrap it !”….the truth from all workmen everywhere! That’s life!!😊
Did anyone else catch that tiny rock at 28:22 that Mick used to level the stones in the wall. Just incedible!
Also you'd think that Billy is playing with toy building blocks rather than huge pieces of lumber based on the smile on all his smiles while installing the floor. He us truly in his happy place😊
Please hug your Dad from the internet, he's fucking amazing! Thanks for posting and I can't wait to see this library.
It’s lovely to see Mick still working with you all, I’m sure his work ethic is what introduced you all hard work👍🏼. Did you ever get to finish your house Mick, I’d love to see how it turned out.
Also nice that Yanis gets to have a vacation away with his friends, he’s been working hard and 🎉he’s learned so much. Have a drink for me Yanis👍🏼.
Have a relaxing weekend all 🥰🙋🏼♀️
I'm just trying to figure out which member of the Village People you are....lol.
I say chapeau to Mick with what he is doing in his age. He could retire but he gives his wisdom still to the project. And all the work in the library is so amazing it will be a beauty in its self. Thumbs up and crack on
Mick really is the star of the day!
Mr Petherick with your knowledge and energy you are still a valuable part of the team.
I'm glad you heard me when I shouted; "you forgot to wrap the end of the board." 😂Thanks for the glimpse at LeLa.
I think "Mick cam" should be "Dad cam" or "Dad Betamax/camcorder"
We all know him as DAD!!!!❤❤
What a great project. It is getting better and better. Just like to say the camera man is doing a fantastic job. Well done son.
Your dad is amazing. The doors are beautiful ❤
Mick is an absolute treasure. I think working on the convent is perfect for him. I can't see him retiring completely, so it gives him a project. And his expertise has been priceless. I had a unit rather like the Crafuel. It would be a frig or a warmer. It was priceless when we moved to a different town and the mover couldn't get to the house because a tropical storm had made a mess of the road. We plugged in the cooler and it was our frig for almost a week.