The difference in the environment and available resources from desert to jungle and everywhere in between is astounding. When I was a child, I suffered from a long term trauma which made me seek out hiding places where I ended up building small forts, hidey holes and shed queendoms. The moments alone in my space and imagination was a great comfort to me. I have spent about 50 years of my soon to be 62 years on this planet learning about these things. I have lived in my 1815 log cabin in pretty much the way it was lived in when it was built. I raised my daughter with money made from my imagination, knowledge and hands. I have the scrapes and scars to prove it. It is a hard life, you have to be dedicated and love what you are when you do these things. I lasted quite a long time at it but as I aged, I had to find easier ways to live. I left the cabin and the lifestyle to be a weekend warrior for the cause of teaching about how life changed in the Americas for the indigenous peoples. Since then, my body has broken down from hard work and sacrifice. Now, I am nearly bed bound and my genetics have about ruined me. But, watching others doing what I loved now gives me some happiness. May learning never end and may those to live it and teach it find their best self and a great younger apprentice. It is vital that people know what they came from and how to get back to it...if only for a weekend.
Wow, I just noticed how many subscribers you have now. I remember when I first starting watching your videos you only had a few thousand. It's amazing how much your channel has grown and hopefully that many people will learn something about working with nature instead of destroying it. Like the old north american natives did prior to the formation of the US.
3:20 I was half expecting him to spit the juniper berries into that mug and drink the flavored water. These juniper berries are from Utah juniper and they have a pleasant, sweet flavor when they are ripe.
I never get all the work done that I intend to do. This morning I thought I would have the shelter finished before dark but not even close. Filming really slows down the process.
@@ChadZuberAdventures it's happens to the best of us , filming and documentering can get in the way of progress , like martin from wintergatan for exp , so made a compermise from making vids weekly to making them when he feels like he needs to , in order to forcus more on the MMX it self .
Chad's videos are full of positive vibes.We humans only need very little for survival,yet we are on a rage to conquer and harm the mother nature. Thanks a million for making these videos.
Chad, I know I have kept on saying thank you for the last several years. But I've had a horrible week and I really needed this vid. I needed the beauty of the cinematography and I needed to be reminded me that hard work has nothing to do with shouting at someone or being shouted at. This was a perfect reminder of what a human being should be. Thank you so much, Chad. I can now breathe out again.
Thank you so much for your comment... I know how difficult life can be. Sometimes it feels like my existence is just a tragedy! I have recently had some difficult times as well but we must keep going forward. That's the cycle of life. Press forward until we die. Blessings to you. There are seasons in life. The rough times are storms but the sun will shine again.
Sabias Chad que la siesta es un invento español? Una buena costumbre que regalamos al mundo. Me recuerdas cuando yo era joven y hacia lo que tu haces, bueno, parecido. Lo que más apreciaba era el silencio y la soledad.Gracias por estos recuerdos.
Sí! Me acuerdo cuando yo era niño y viajamos por Baja California, México y todas las tiendas cerraban a mediodía. Es algo muy bueno y útil para el cuerpo.
I'm so glad! I understand physical pain too. Watching my videos you won't realize that I am in constant pain. But the beautiful natural surroundings are comforting.
Hearing you narrate throughout the video or even only at the begining itself is rather pleasing compared to a silent video with only explanation text :)
I swear your videos show up when I need them the most, like your yucca rope one was made while I was in Arizona, I just finished firing a brick mold with a hut in mind, thank you for your videos.
Hi Chad, I've been using your newest video as a bedroom story, a true story. And the fact that the ending is of you relaxing by the fire, ready for a night's restful sleep. I love the use of wind and clouds to emphasis the passing of time. Your dedication shines through. Well done my friend.
One important element in human civilisation is cooperation. If chad could invent all these and survive alone, imagine a tribe of people working together. we would share all sort of inventions to make our lives better. Nice work Chad.
I think about this a lot. With a tribe so much more could be accomplished. As long as all people in the tribe work together as one unit. Observing the ants is a good example of this.
Hi! I have seen some videos and I liked them. I would really like to see you all season of your videos, they are very instructive and interesting. Thank you very much for teaching us these valuable techniques.
Sitting here in my office watching this guy live the life I want to live. Thanks Chad for sharing your journey with the rest of us. Keep up the good work :-)
With the heat and work i say he needs at least 2-3 liters per day, but that bottle is like what? 1 litre or so i say. Also, he never hunts, never sets traps to catch animals, no fishing as well. Im finding it hard to believe that a grown up man can survive on berries and seeds with such a workout...
Good to see your videos once again, I have been in blackout mode, which I practice a couple of times a year. I look forward to seeing you in your future adventures.
Another great video Chad....I'm wondering if you give regard to the alignment of the new hut, (North, South, East or West), to account for prevailing wind and rain? or if it's more important to have a nice view in the mornings when you wake?
Yes! 100%. I'm always observing the wind directions and the movement of the clouds. This place is totally new to me and has very different weather patterns that I was unfamiliar with so all of that must be taken into consideration. Another important detail is the placement of the chimney. I want to place it on the safest side of the hut to avoid sparks or embers from falling on the roof. Regarding the directions, I think I will just put windows on the west and east walls so I can see the sunrise and sunset from inside. The entrance will probably be on the north side.
00:59 Planta de Verdolaga comestible y rica en vitamina c ademas de otros nutrientes,No sabia que existia por alli!Aqui poniendome al dia con tus videos!Saludos de argentina Chad!
Nice video! Suggestion: If you make the bricks twice as long as they are wide, they will fit better, and it is more easy to build the hut. You think that this is a good idea?
Yes! That is a very good idea and quite obvious. I can't believe I didn't think of that. Oh well. I'm almost half finished with the bricks now. I will just have to do with what I have for this project but I will use your tip for the future.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Yes, that's a quite obvious, but the best proportions of the bricks can change with the shape of the hut. I like very much your videos, I enjoy learning your tips. Thank you!
Nice seeing you build a hut 🛖. A hut is necessary for survival as it provides shelter and security from animals and insects. Ps can't wait to find out how your hut will look like in the future.
Chad, the videos are amazing. Que buena manera de vivir. Por cierto, la dedicación para hacer las tomas perfectas y la edición son excelentes. Saludos desde El Salvador.
Happy to see another update, Mate. I’ve been “Off Grid” myself, and only just back into service, so I can watch your vid. Keep it up. Rob, Tasmania, Australia
@@ChadZuberAdventures Hey Chad, I have an off grid property on the Tasman peninsula in Tasmania. It’s an old sheep shearing shed..I live here full time. It is very basic, but comfortable… But, when I go “Fully Off Grid”, it’s as basic as it gets. Fish and forage for food. Have a “Swag” (I’m not sure if that’s just an Aussie saying? A small canvas cocoon like tent thing. And I go bush. It’s wonderful. Come back to my very basic, candle lit shack, and I feel like I’m in the Big Smoke! My adventures are fun, BUT, nothing as awesome as you do. And right now,we’re just out of Winter, so limited Primitive time… Winter in Tassie is pretty harsh! Thanks again for your inspirational vids. Soooo good. Rob J, Tas.
Adoro seus vídeos, as frases que vc coloca sempre são boas e fazem refletir. A forma que vc filma é excelente!! Ah e obrigado pela legenda em português
It's great to see your slow but efficient progress! Your videos are so wholesome. Congrats on all the work that goes into making them. I'm always impressed by the number and quality of your camera angles.
its soo cool that you replied man, i cant wait to see your new hut!!!and theres a lot to learn about the priimitive peiople that lived back then well cathch you soon.
Wooooow excelente amigo me alegra que estés haciendo tu casita o refugio más grande porque te mereces un buen espacio sin limitaciones y alto para caminar herguido y proteger la columna de estar encorvado porque no es bueno El lugar para mí es como muy díficil para vivir pero el agua hace que sea bueno más esos peces jajaja todavía me los imagino Bueno te envío buenas vibras ya que no trabajo y no género dinero para aportar a tu canal pero le deceo éxitos futuros tu vídeo bueno felicitaciones dile sueños y un bello amanecer 🙏👍🌎🌴
Well worth the wait. Excited to see the new improved temporary shelter. Will be goodntonswe how big the new home is going to be where it will be. Well done again and God bless you on this incredible journey. Loving it. ❤👏🏿👏🏿
Gracias por estos videos, espero ansioso el próximo! Se va viendo la barba cada vez más larga, te queda bien después de todo es un filtro Natural y es el diseño original que dio dios o la vida! abrazo de poder genio
The difference in the environment and available resources from desert to jungle and everywhere in between is astounding. When I was a child, I suffered from a long term trauma which made me seek out hiding places where I ended up building small forts, hidey holes and shed queendoms. The moments alone in my space and imagination was a great comfort to me.
I have spent about 50 years of my soon to be 62 years on this planet learning about these things. I have lived in my 1815 log cabin in pretty much the way it was lived in when it was built. I raised my daughter with money made from my imagination, knowledge and hands. I have the scrapes and scars to prove it. It is a hard life, you have to be dedicated and love what you are when you do these things. I lasted quite a long time at it but as I aged, I had to find easier ways to live. I left the cabin and the lifestyle to be a weekend warrior for the cause of teaching about how life changed in the Americas for the indigenous peoples. Since then, my body has broken down from hard work and sacrifice. Now, I am nearly bed bound and my genetics have about ruined me. But, watching others doing what I loved now gives me some happiness. May learning never end and may those to live it and teach it find their best self and a great younger apprentice. It is vital that people know what they came from and how to get back to it...if only for a weekend.
Wow, I just noticed how many subscribers you have now. I remember when I first starting watching your videos you only had a few thousand. It's amazing how much your channel has grown and hopefully that many people will learn something about working with nature instead of destroying it. Like the old north american natives did prior to the formation of the US.
Thanks Justin! Yeah, it has grown a bit over the years. I have so much more work to do.
@@ChadZuberAdventureswell deserved ! Amazing Videos
Здравствуйте. Спасибо за видео.
Not watching yet,just saw the thumbnail..but i know the next 20 minutes gonna be awesome..thanks chad for keep doing this stuff for us to watch
Thank you so much for watching!
@@ChadZuberAdventures THANK YOU for being awesome!
Indeed thank you chad
@@ChadZuberAdventures
3:20 I was half expecting him to spit the juniper berries into that mug and drink the flavored water. These juniper berries are from Utah juniper and they have a pleasant, sweet flavor when they are ripe.
I love how it was just in time when the sun went down. Just tall enough for the wind to pass over you without hitting you. Good work
I never get all the work done that I intend to do. This morning I thought I would have the shelter finished before dark but not even close. Filming really slows down the process.
@@ChadZuberAdventures it's happens to the best of us , filming and documentering can get in the way of progress , like martin from wintergatan for exp , so made a compermise from making vids weekly to making them when he feels like he needs to , in order to forcus more on the MMX it self .
Now I get to relax 😃 watching your video
Nossa !cansei só de assistir. Quanto trabalho!
Chad's videos are full of positive vibes.We humans only need very little for survival,yet we are on a rage to conquer and harm the mother nature. Thanks a million for making these videos.
That's true. I have leaned so much about human nature but living these experiences. We really are doomed!
Chad, I know I have kept on saying thank you for the last several years. But I've had a horrible week and I really needed this vid. I needed the beauty of the cinematography and I needed to be reminded me that hard work has nothing to do with shouting at someone or being shouted at.
This was a perfect reminder of what a human being should be.
Thank you so much, Chad.
I can now breathe out again.
Thank you so much for your comment... I know how difficult life can be. Sometimes it feels like my existence is just a tragedy! I have recently had some difficult times as well but we must keep going forward. That's the cycle of life. Press forward until we die. Blessings to you. There are seasons in life. The rough times are storms but the sun will shine again.
You know ,I would not have thought to scrape each brick first... Thanks Chad.
Could we get more shots of the stars I love to see what it looks like I know it must be beautiful seeing the stars
Yes, there will be more start shots. It was cloudy this night, that's why I didn't photograph them.
Hello, I see you from Costa Rica and I wanted to tell you that I love your videos, greetings and keep inspiring people with what you do
Thank you so much Josue! Saludos!
O. WOWสุดยอดไปเลยฉันชอบแบบนี้
The baskets you make are amazing
Wow this is really interesting and great one big like thank you very much for sharing this video May God bless you 🙏 Amen New friend 💖
Thank you. God bless you!
I'm really looking forward to the next episode
Bro i ask your favor to support my video pls😭🙏🙏🙏
Sabias Chad que la siesta es un invento español? Una buena costumbre que regalamos al mundo. Me recuerdas cuando yo era joven y hacia lo que tu haces, bueno, parecido. Lo que más apreciaba era el silencio y la soledad.Gracias por estos recuerdos.
Sí! Me acuerdo cuando yo era niño y viajamos por Baja California, México y todas las tiendas cerraban a mediodía. Es algo muy bueno y útil para el cuerpo.
Watching this is peaceful and helps with my physical pain.
I'm so glad! I understand physical pain too. Watching my videos you won't realize that I am in constant pain. But the beautiful natural surroundings are comforting.
Gran vídeo como todos los que haces.
Gracias
Best regards
Muchas gracias Joaquín!
Hearing you narrate throughout the video or even only at the begining itself is rather pleasing compared to a silent video with only explanation text :)
Thanks. Just a little narration at the beginning and end.
I love this Videos, it's just like meditation to watch them! Thank you for sharing them :)
Thank you for watching!
I swear your videos show up when I need them the most, like your yucca rope one was made while I was in Arizona, I just finished firing a brick mold with a hut in mind, thank you for your videos.
That's so awesome! What kind of yucca did you use for rope?
@@ChadZuberAdventures it was banana, I turned it into a sling that I use to hunt rabbits back home
@@creepingslaytor6073 That's so awesome! I love working with banana yucca. Have you eaten the fruit before? It's delicious!
@@ChadZuberAdventures I have not gotten the chance but next time I'm in the area I'll try it, I saw fruit last time I was there just never tried it
Qué gran trabajo.
Enjoy watching
Здравствуйте !
Интересное видео благодарю вас за его создание !
Желаю вам всего самого лучшего !!!
Здравствуйте ! Спасибо большое !
Amazing what humans can achieve in the wilderness even without tools
Craws, children and monkeys can also make their own tools. What life did you have?
This is the most peacefull thing I have seen in a long time
chad.kerpiç.tulgalarln.çok.sağlam.elinesağllk.duğameyveleri.güzel.görünüyor👍❤😊🌷🌷🌷🙏🙏
Hi Chad, I've been using your newest video as a bedroom story, a true story. And the fact that the ending is of you relaxing by the fire, ready for a night's restful sleep. I love the use of wind and clouds to emphasis the passing of time. Your dedication shines through. Well done my friend.
Thanks a lot! Yeah, that does make the video good for bedtime. I look forward to lying down next to the fire under a peaceful starlit sky.
One important element in human civilisation is cooperation. If chad could invent all these and survive alone, imagine a tribe of people working together. we would share all sort of inventions to make our lives better. Nice work Chad.
I think about this a lot. With a tribe so much more could be accomplished. As long as all people in the tribe work together as one unit. Observing the ants is a good example of this.
Please make the next episode fast I am very interested in this series and really wish to see what happens next. 👍
Sorry it takes so long to edit.
Hi! I have seen some videos and I liked them. I would really like to see you all season of your videos, they are very instructive and interesting. Thank you very much for teaching us these valuable techniques.
Ver como creas y te desenvuelves en la naturaleza es cautivador. Gracias por compartir tu viaje! Saludos desde Santa Fe - Argentina!
Gracias por acompañarme en este viaje!
Sitting here in my office watching this guy live the life I want to live. Thanks Chad for sharing your journey with the rest of us. Keep up the good work :-)
Thanks for joining me
@@ChadZuberAdventures :-)
This is really awesome. I love the great quality content of your videos. Cheers, Chad!
Thanks a lot Dwayne!
Excelente video, la choza quedara de maravilla con el espacio extra
Siiiiiii!
Greetings from Moldova!
You are the best!
Thank you so much!!!
@@ChadZuberAdventures ))
the outdoors makes the atmosphere calm. greetings from Indonesia🇲🇨
Yes, the outdoors is wonderful for the soul.
Inspiring watch and encouraged to try one day.
I am in love with this series.
You've made a lot of adobe bricks, good work so far!
I still have to make a lot more!
Your clips are very interesting and beautiful
Glad you like them!
I have a question mr. zuber, how long does one bottle of water usually last you?
same thoughts
Probably a day
@@slimpwarrior Yep, or even less. He burns a lot of calories.
With the heat and work i say he needs at least 2-3 liters per day, but that bottle is like what? 1 litre or so i say. Also, he never hunts, never sets traps to catch animals, no fishing as well. Im finding it hard to believe that a grown up man can survive on berries and seeds with such a workout...
@@TheCobasmira you would be surprised how long the body can keep going on survival food like berries.
Good to see your videos once again, I have been in blackout mode, which I practice a couple of times a year. I look forward to seeing you in your future adventures.
@@survivalsapandemic8500 Stop leeching on Chad’s videos.
Hi Raynola! Blackout is good to do frequently. I practice blackout mode often.
Parabéns pelo seu trabalho! Sou seu fã!🇧🇷
Muito obrigado Alex!
I' am from indonesia,,i like you chenel uncle...👍👍👍👍👍
Relaxing
Que buen video lo he disfrutado mucho. Como siempre, muchas gracias por compartir todo esto.
Gracias Brenda!
Love the work you put into your videos. My enjoyment is just trying to think what you are thinking in the moment. Can't wait to see the new hut 🛖
I'm probably thinking about my next camera shot.
Can't wait to see how this new hut turns out!!!
Another great video Chad....I'm wondering if you give regard to the alignment of the new hut, (North, South, East or West), to account for prevailing wind and rain? or if it's more important to have a nice view in the mornings when you wake?
Yes! 100%.
I'm always observing the wind directions and the movement of the clouds. This place is totally new to me and has very different weather patterns that I was unfamiliar with so all of that must be taken into consideration. Another important detail is the placement of the chimney. I want to place it on the safest side of the hut to avoid sparks or embers from falling on the roof. Regarding the directions, I think I will just put windows on the west and east walls so I can see the sunrise and sunset from inside. The entrance will probably be on the north side.
I am excited to see how you evolve as you move forward. Watching your process has been a pleasure.
00:59 Planta de Verdolaga comestible y rica en vitamina c ademas de otros nutrientes,No sabia que existia por alli!Aqui poniendome al dia con tus videos!Saludos de argentina Chad!
Watching and loving every second !!
Thank you!
Awesome job Chad! Can't wait to see the next episode
Thanks Xavier!
Desde uraba Lo último en súper vivencia muy buen video
Hay quá anh ơi
Nice video!
Suggestion: If you make the bricks twice as long as they are wide, they will fit better, and it is more easy to build the hut.
You think that this is a good idea?
Yes! That is a very good idea and quite obvious. I can't believe I didn't think of that. Oh well. I'm almost half finished with the bricks now. I will just have to do with what I have for this project but I will use your tip for the future.
@@ChadZuberAdventures Yes, that's a quite obvious, but the best proportions of the bricks can change with the shape of the hut. I like very much your videos, I enjoy learning your tips. Thank you!
0:24 it's so true. I always envied how animals can simply lay in the ground and sleep in their own fur and skin.
Right? For years I have wanted to be like the animals.
i enjoy watching you chad
Nice seeing you build a hut 🛖. A hut is necessary for survival as it provides shelter and security from animals and insects. Ps can't wait to find out how your hut will look like in the future.
This will be an improved shelter. I still need more bricks for the hut. But I will be starting the hut probably in about a month.
Beautiful as always. I was waiting for other episode. Thanks Chad!
okerpiçlerle.büyü.bir.evyap.keprpiçten.ev.sağllkll.huzurludur.anatoprakta.huzurdoludur.kolay.gelsin.güzel.görünüyor👍👋🌷🌷🌷🌷🙏
สุดยอดมาก จากไทยแลน
Dios bendiga al tarzan moderno y lo cuide siempre saludos d New yersi.
Gracias!
Yes, Finally the building!!! So excited!
Beautiful work Chad !
Thank you Fadi!
НЕ понемаю что пишут но этот мужик мне нравится ))
Удачи в стройки жду следущего видоса!
Chad, the videos are amazing.
Que buena manera de vivir.
Por cierto, la dedicación para hacer las tomas perfectas y la edición son excelentes.
Saludos desde El Salvador.
Muchas gracias y saludos a ti en El Salvador
Happy to see another update, Mate. I’ve been “Off Grid” myself, and only just back into service, so I can watch your vid. Keep it up.
Rob, Tasmania, Australia
Awesome! How long were you "out there"?
@@ChadZuberAdventures Hey Chad, I have an off grid property on the Tasman peninsula in Tasmania. It’s an old sheep shearing shed..I live here full time. It is very basic, but comfortable… But, when I go “Fully Off Grid”, it’s as basic as it gets. Fish and forage for food. Have a “Swag” (I’m not sure if that’s just an Aussie saying? A small canvas cocoon like tent thing. And I go bush. It’s wonderful. Come back to my very basic, candle lit shack, and I feel like I’m in the Big Smoke!
My adventures are fun, BUT, nothing as awesome as you do. And right now,we’re just out of Winter, so limited Primitive time… Winter in Tassie is pretty harsh!
Thanks again for your inspirational vids. Soooo good.
Rob J, Tas.
Люблю спостерігати за вами, дуже цікаво. Ви сильна людина і дуже мудра!) 🇺🇦❤️
Спасибо большое!
Well done! So many bricks. Thought of a mini-cellar, to store water & things cool..
Yeah! I'm thinking of using the hole as a cellar.
taking naps is great
been taking your tip and it has done so much for me
Hahaha! Really? That's good. It always refreshes me. Sometimes the body and mind just need some quiet rest.
Muy buen video
Adoro seus vídeos, as frases que vc coloca sempre são boas e fazem refletir. A forma que vc filma é excelente!! Ah e obrigado pela legenda em português
Olá Rafael! Muito obrigado pelo seu comentário. Abraço.
It's great to see your slow but efficient progress! Your videos are so wholesome. Congrats on all the work that goes into making them. I'm always impressed by the number and quality of your camera angles.
Yeah, I'm glad you appreciate all the effort. It is a very slow process but it will be all worth it soon.
Your survival techniques are incredible, greetings from Mexico. Lastly, can you make a video on how metal tools are made?
I have not found iron ore here yet.
Mantap ,Di tunggu episode 17 nya 👍🏼👍🏼
Increible video Chad la evolución en tu trabajo es maravillosa de contemplar . Espero con ansias poder ver la choza terminada 😁👍
Yo igual. Todavia necesito más ladrillos.
its soo cool that you replied man, i cant wait to see your new hut!!!and theres a lot to learn about the priimitive peiople that lived back then well cathch you soon.
Yeah man, I try to reply as often as I can.
So cool! Thank you for all your content 😊
Very good....good job. 👏👏👏
Thank you! 😃
Living the way you do and being so active all day, how do you manage to maintain your body weight? Love your channel!
Check out the bio
Thanks mate, didn’t realise all that info was in there. Cheers👍🏻
@@stuartdean1858 no problem 😤🤝
I try to eat often.
This guy is the best survivor
One day you can try madagascar it will be a survival challenge 😉
I would love to go to Madagascar. That would be an incredible adventure!
@@ChadZuberAdventures thanks chad zuber you are the best
Thank God! Now this is quality content
Thanks!
This ones going to blow up
I wish you success in building your new home. I follow you from Iraq
Thank you very much. Blessings to you!
Thank you , very good I am iranian
Greetings and blessings to you in Iran!
This is straight-up an ASMR video
Straight out of the wilderness!
Wooooow excelente amigo me alegra que estés haciendo tu casita o refugio más grande porque te mereces un buen espacio sin limitaciones y alto para caminar herguido y proteger la columna de estar encorvado porque no es bueno
El lugar para mí es como muy díficil para vivir pero el agua hace que sea bueno más esos peces jajaja todavía me los imagino
Bueno te envío buenas vibras ya que no trabajo y no género dinero para aportar a tu canal pero le deceo éxitos futuros tu vídeo bueno felicitaciones dile sueños y un bello amanecer 🙏👍🌎🌴
Muchas gracias Grace! Este refugio no va a estar muy grande pero será mejor y me va a dar práctica para pronto cuando empiezo a construir la casita.
@@ChadZuberAdventures éxito amigo lo mereces 🌎🌴
Keep it up i am srilankan 🇱🇰
1:00 This purslane plant is nutritious and edible.
You can also cultivate it from its small black seeds.
it looks like fat lettuce
Yes, I eat it. It is tasty. You'll see it in the next video.
Love you so much bro
Great excellent job and the video is so relaxing to watch thanks for sharing
Well worth the wait. Excited to see the new improved temporary shelter.
Will be goodntonswe how big the new home is going to be where it will be.
Well done again and God bless you on this incredible journey. Loving it.
❤👏🏿👏🏿
Yeah, thanks. I plan to start building the final hut in about a month.
Gracias Chad Por subir nuevo video ya lo esperaba
Gracias por mirarlo!
Gracias por estos videos, espero ansioso el próximo! Se va viendo la barba cada vez más larga, te queda bien después de todo es un filtro Natural y es el diseño original que dio dios o la vida! abrazo de poder genio
Muchas gracias! No me gusta tener barba. Me molesta pero ni modos.
Are you in Utah? Your an absolute legend sir and I love your content, thank you for doing what you do Chad.
Я просто безума от твоих видео это perfect
You remind me that we are magnificent. You are magnificent 🥰🙏