It's nice that your father is 92 years young. My own father is 97 years old, but he is living in a Senior's Home with his 92 year old 3rd. wife. His first one was my deceased mother.
I’ve felt really lucky to follow along with this series. You might not realise it, but you’re a godsend to anyone who didn’t have a da themselves to teach them these things. From those of us who are aspiring to your level of handiness, and wanting to fix up our communities - thank you. Not only do you explain your process clearly and give useful tips about farming and repair, you do the same teaching about what it means to be a hardworking, humble, and dedicated man. I hope your own father recovers quickly, and that he can take a well deserved break without guilt knowing that his son is setting the best kind of example for the next generation.
Good work,love your abilities! The door frame concrete ends are to keep the timber doorframe off the ground, keeping them dry, and the spike holds the frame.
I'm so glad to find this program on an Irish old house as I'm always watching the Chinese restorations . I also love that he explains everything , great stuff . Cathy
That is so great to have lights going through the building. It really makes a structure come alive and feel homey. Very interesting to see how much different this house is built versus ones in the USA.
I'm really enjoying these cottage video's. You are doing a fantastic job of it. Best wishes to your Dad, I hope he recovers well and returns home fit as a fiddle. It sounds like he might want an extended stop in hospital though!!!!!!!!
To keep the kitty door closed, drill a hole at the base on the inside and put a nail (or in my husband’s case-a drill bit) and it can’t be opened from outside. We had a cat who could unlock the door with the tab lock. He also eventually started pulling the drill bit out of the hole. Darn cat.🐈
I hope your dad has a speedy recovery, I know things take longer to heal at that age. Congratulations on reaching 100,000 Subscribers 🎉. Great job getting the lighting into the cottage even if it is temporary. The weather here has been better, we have had nearly two weeks with only a small amount of rain and the ground is now drying out. I hope you get your fertiliser spread, that is going to be a lot more work with the quad over using a tractor but needs must.
Wish your dad a speedy recovery. Falls are a nightmare. My grandfather who is 91 came back to bed from the bathroom and fell onto a carpeted floor and broke 6 ribs and punctured his lung. He spent 2 weeks in ICU and 1 week in the Hospital ward and 3 weeks in respite care. On the mend. The doors and light make a huge difference. Just need smoke out the chimney now!
I have a Land Commision house built in 1952 which is mass concrete. All the heads of the door frames were built into the concrete the same as yours. Instead of concrete lintels there are two lengths of box section steel about two inches up into the concrete. Yours may be the same. If they are over the doors they will be over the windows as well. I'm renovating mine and getting close to finishing it. Lots of hard work but if you can do it yourself you'll save a fortune. All you need is time and lots of it. Best of luck and I'll certainly be watching it
I started watching your most recent episode with no idea that your work was remedial. It might be an idea to note that at the beginning of each episode so we all understand the reason for your approach to each fix. ❤
I wish I had a man as handy as you are about my place, I’ve plenty needs doing. Great work, Adrian. Just putting the new doors on has smartened up the place no end and gives the house a lived in feeling, it’s going to be lovely when you’ve finished it. 👏👏👏👌
Very exciting to see the next steps towards this project. I found you because of this house but I’ve watched every week over the last year because of your humor & ingenuity around the farm. Wish your Dad is back home with you soon. My Dad is 90 on Tuesday and he’s only a month after breaking his shoulder in a fall. My Dad worked hard his whole life and it’s tough seeing him suffer but it’s been great being the one to care for him Adrian, you’re really a jack of all trades & your videos make me laugh. Can’t say that’s ever happened for me on a farming channel Wishing you a warm & dry few weeks. You all need it ✌️💚
Get better soon, iFarm senior! There are worse places to be than nice and warm in hospital with all your needs being taken care of by nurses and a couple of lads to talk to. I wouldn't want to be in a US hospital, but an Irish hospital is probably a much nicer prospect.
not anymore im afraid our hospitals are gone to hell here now all the money goes to the people in suits in fact you would get a vet quicker now than a docter
It’s good your dad is getting on so well in hospital. Hope he has a fast recovery. Drinking water promotes healing, my mother was told when her femur was broken. Thank you for sharing.
Hopefully your dad is out of hospital soon. You got those doors in just in time. What a very neat finish. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the renovation.
The blocks of concrete on the bottom of the door frames was to keep the frame from rotten the pin was put into the frame before it was fixed then the blocked wer caseed and filled with concrete I don a few of them with my father I am enjoying the work on the house
Came for the cottage, stayed for the farming and the digger restortion! Hope your old man is on the mend soon. Also, the 100k must only be hours away!!! Great content, keep at it.
Hi Adrian, best wishes for a speedy recovery to father ❤️, in some older properties the door frames / jambs are spiked to a plinth using steel spikes for anchorage it also keeps it out of the wet/damp for longer life.
Glad to see you wearing your mask. You just can't be too careful with these old buildings. Don't forget your earmuffs and protective goggles too when needed. Good luck! ❤
It’s going to take a while Adrian but I know that you will get it done. Sure ya nearly have the house “rewired” already.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. . You are a man with a plan. Well done. I’m so sorry about your dad, although Im delighted for him that he has good company in the hospital. Hopefully he will ❤be able to get home soon. It’s funny Isent it, no matter how old we are, our parents will always treat us as if we are still children. Bless them all and look after each other. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The spikes at the bottom of the reveals were to hold a door frame in place, at that POINT,, that’s why also there was concrete up a few inches on the bottom to keep the timber off the ground and from rotting. Older doors used be sunk into the ground and used always fail at that point. A lot of building work during the 50s through to the 90s was trial and error. Keep up the good work
I’m sorry your father had a fall and broke something, but it’s good he seems to be making the best of it.🤗 I grew up on a farm that’s different from yours, so watching the farming on your channel interests me. But I came here because I saw you uncovering the brambles from the little cottage one day. So, I’m pleased to see you get started on the building part of it. Your unreasonable happiness at the electricity was contagious lol🤗 How something that small, in a little abandoned cottage half way across the world, could make me so happy is the magic of the internet. It may do bad things, but it does good as well.❤️🤗🐝
I remember having a discussion with my dad one time about what we thought was the most important invention of the 20th century. We settled on the lightbulb, because it turned night into day. Hope your dad is keeping better Adrian, and looking forward to watching more of this restoration. There is something special about restoring an old place; it's a labour of love and adding to the history of those who lived in it before you. Have a think about keeping those lightswitches as well; they're a link to the past of the cottage.
First off best wishes to you dad for a full recovery, great to see the work on the cottage starting, you can turn your hand to all kinds, also fair play to you Adrian and all the family on recent program on tv, raised by the village, great viewing. 👍👏🇮🇪
Thank you Adrian. Hope your father is better and home soon. Just know no matter how old you are your parents will still treat you like your are 3 or 4 years old. My mom is 75 and still treats me like i'm 4 and I'm 54. LOL the cottage will be great when you get the time to do what you want to do to it. God Bless your family and Farm.
I love following along on this rehab. I keep imagining myself in that space when it is done. On another note, so sorry your Dad was hurt and glad he is content in the hospital. My oldest sister was int the hospital last Fall and she told me it was “delightful”. 😂 “They are all so nice here”. It’s a true sign of a great person when they can see the best in a crummy situation. Cheers from Bay Village, Ohio.
Hello Adrian, temporary lighting good job Just want to say you need to change the outside blue female socket you are going to supply the lights with to a 16 amp male inlet .The reason the plug you are going to connect to the socket you have will have exposed pins which will be live and someone disconnecting it with the gen on could get a shock or worse.
Hopefully your Dad will soon be back on his feet. It's clear Adrian that you have inherited something of your Dad's indomitable spirit. It is heartening to watch you breath life back into the old house. Best wishes John
Adrian, the blue socket you put on the outside of the house for connection to the generation should be a “inlet” type and not a socket, to connect your generator in the current set up you will need a lead with a male plug on both ends and could cause a situation where one end is plugged in and you have bare live pins at the other end
Brilliant comment. I came on to warn about this also. The solution about turning the generator off first doesn’t work as it only takes one mistake to get a shock. Easy to put right as stated by someone else. Electrician here also. Thanks for the videos
How nice for your dad to have hospital mates to talk farming with! Wishing him a speedy recovery, and you some weather breaks. Brilliant video, as ever.
Your channel popped up on my feed. Subscribed and just got caught up on your work to the old cottage and I'm loving the vision. Even learned a little about cattle. I'm working on a small 2 bedroom cinderblock house built in 1945 in Birmingham, AL about 2hrs from where I live in Atlanta, GA. So far I've put a new roof on and some temporary windows to keep the elements and people out. As you said! No rush to complete it. Some of the work I can do myself, some I don't want to do or cant do like electric. I've been to Scotland, always wanted to visit Ireland. Years ago I watched the John Wayne movie "The Quiet Man" film in Conk, Ireland I believe. You said you're in Northern Ireland, what's the closest town to you? Cant wait to see more!
wishing your Dad good health. I came originally for the cottage reno, as I know nothing about farms. Now I watch the farm bits just as avidly as the cottage reno! I am too old to need any of this knowledge, but I am loving it.
Good Morning! i just subscribed to your channel and i hit the bell thing too. in am in the U.S.A. i Love the way that different countries build stuff. i Realy look forward to watching more of your videos. some of my anscestors did come from Ireland! interesting way the doors are made. praying for your Dad and your whole family. Amen :)
Jasus Adran 😮. You're almost at 100k subscribers and your videos have close to 24.5 million views, no doubt from all around the world. That is absolutely fantastic. Fair play. Continued success & good health to you and yours. P.s. we have sunshine here in cork today, like 😊
This might sound a bit amateurish but I actually didn’t know the view count , i never checked in ages 🤷🏻♂️. It’s good fun making these videos and interacting with people. Thanks very much 👍
I like the looks of the doors. They look like they belong on that house. Lights are important to have so you can work on the house when it is cloudy. Sorry to hear about your dads fall. Hopefully it will not be a long hospital stay.
Please keep doing these videos your the best with information and banter along the way. We are hoping to do similar don't know where to start at moment but your helping the motivation 💯💯
I love how you show the struggles and not just a super edited version. It's like watching my Dad fix things as I used to do. So glad your Dad is ok. I lost mine when he was 92 from COPD and even though that was in 2010, I still miss him. Looking forward to you getting the fertilizing done and I am hoping for better weather for you!
It's nice that your father is 92 years young. My own father is 97 years old, but he is living in a Senior's Home with his 92 year old 3rd. wife. His first one was my deceased mother.
I'm an older lady, I'm on my own with that said, trying to make a derelict old cottage livable is my dream.
I’ve felt really lucky to follow along with this series. You might not realise it, but you’re a godsend to anyone who didn’t have a da themselves to teach them these things. From those of us who are aspiring to your level of handiness, and wanting to fix up our communities - thank you. Not only do you explain your process clearly and give useful tips about farming and repair, you do the same teaching about what it means to be a hardworking, humble, and dedicated man.
I hope your own father recovers quickly, and that he can take a well deserved break without guilt knowing that his son is setting the best kind of example for the next generation.
That’s a very nice comment which I appreciate greatly
I’m loving your video’s, loved to hear your story about your dad, the older folks make the best of everything, hope he makes a speedy recovery
Really think the door you just installed suits the cottage!
"I'll fix that" may be the three most common words said in this wonderful restoration project. Wishing your grand old dad a speedy recovery.
Looks like it's ready to rent out . Omg what a pit
Good work,love your abilities! The door frame concrete ends are to keep the timber doorframe off the ground, keeping them dry, and the spike holds the frame.
I'm so glad to find this program on an Irish old house as I'm always watching the Chinese restorations . I also love that he explains everything , great stuff . Cathy
That is so great to have lights going through the building. It really makes a structure come alive and feel homey. Very interesting to see how much different this house is built versus ones in the USA.
I'm really enjoying these cottage video's. You are doing a fantastic job of it.
Best wishes to your Dad, I hope he recovers well and returns home fit as a fiddle. It sounds like he might want an extended stop in hospital though!!!!!!!!
Cottage looks well with the doors, and the lights, wish your Dad a speedy recovery
To keep the kitty door closed, drill a hole at the base on the inside and put a nail (or in my husband’s case-a drill bit) and it can’t be opened from outside. We had a cat who could unlock the door with the tab lock. He also eventually started pulling the drill bit out of the hole. Darn cat.🐈
I’m so pleased to see you start work on the cottage. I’ve really been looking forward to this project.
I hope your dad has a speedy recovery, I know things take longer to heal at that age. Congratulations on reaching 100,000 Subscribers 🎉. Great job getting the lighting into the cottage even if it is temporary. The weather here has been better, we have had nearly two weeks with only a small amount of rain and the ground is now drying out. I hope you get your fertiliser spread, that is going to be a lot more work with the quad over using a tractor but needs must.
It’s lovely to see the sun shinin’ there Adrian.
A dad is always a dad, no matter the age of his wee boy! 😂
Wish your dad a speedy recovery. Falls are a nightmare. My grandfather who is 91 came back to bed from the bathroom and fell onto a carpeted floor and broke 6 ribs and punctured his lung. He spent 2 weeks in ICU and 1 week in the Hospital ward and 3 weeks in respite care. On the mend. The doors and light make a huge difference. Just need smoke out the chimney now!
I have a Land Commision house built in 1952 which is mass concrete. All the heads of the door frames were built into the concrete the same as yours. Instead of concrete lintels there are two lengths of box section steel about two inches up into the concrete. Yours may be the same. If they are over the doors they will be over the windows as well. I'm renovating mine and getting close to finishing it. Lots of hard work but if you can do it yourself you'll save a fortune. All you need is time and lots of it. Best of luck and I'll certainly be watching it
I started watching your most recent episode with no idea that your work was remedial. It might be an idea to note that at the beginning of each episode so we all understand the reason for your approach to each fix. ❤
I wish I had a man as handy as you are about my place, I’ve plenty needs doing. Great work, Adrian. Just putting the new doors on has smartened up the place no end and gives the house a lived in feeling, it’s going to be lovely when you’ve finished it. 👏👏👏👌
Be careful what you wish for 😄 😁
@Open20penUT
Boy, isn’t that the truth! He’d be kept busy the first 6 months at my house with all the repairs needed!
Very exciting to see the next steps towards this project. I found you because of this house but I’ve watched every week over the last year because of your humor & ingenuity around the farm.
Wish your Dad is back home with you soon. My Dad is 90 on Tuesday and he’s only a month after breaking his shoulder in a fall. My Dad worked hard his whole life and it’s tough seeing him suffer but it’s been great being the one to care for him
Adrian, you’re really a jack of all trades & your videos make me laugh. Can’t say that’s ever happened for me on a farming channel
Wishing you a warm & dry few weeks. You all need it ✌️💚
You are blessed to have your dad so long. I lost my dad when I was 14 back in 1981 . Enjoy every day you have with him . Great video as always.
Get better soon, iFarm senior! There are worse places to be than nice and warm in hospital with all your needs being taken care of by nurses and a couple of lads to talk to.
I wouldn't want to be in a US hospital, but an Irish hospital is probably a much nicer prospect.
not anymore im afraid our hospitals are gone to hell here now all the money goes to the people in suits in fact you would get a vet quicker now than a docter
I was 14 when my daddy died I was the only girl and I was a daddy's girl.
You really are very talented
It’s good your dad is getting on so well in hospital. Hope he has a fast recovery. Drinking water promotes healing, my mother was told when her femur was broken.
Thank you for sharing.
Adrain awesome up date. Wishing your father a speedy recovery 👍🏻🇨🇦☘️
Exciting to see what you have done. Keep the videos coming!!!!!
Hopefully your dad is out of hospital soon. You got those doors in just in time. What a very neat finish. I am looking forward to seeing the rest of the renovation.
The blocks of concrete on the bottom of the door frames was to keep the frame from rotten the pin was put into the frame before it was fixed then the blocked wer caseed and filled with concrete I don a few of them with my father I am enjoying the work on the house
Great video Adrian wish your dad a speedy recovery
Best wishes to your dad cottage coming along nicely
Yer accent is tremendous! Love an irish accent haha. Fully ready fur this renovation 🤘
Lovely to see the smile on your face when the lights worked, its infectious. Glad your Dad is happy, here's hoping for a speedy recovery.
This!!
what an amazing view from the cottage, who ever moves in will be in for a treat.
Great job -- doors look great. I love the cottage videos!
Your countryside is beautiful! Praying for your dad 🙏
Great video lad and get well soon to your dad 2 legend of farming
I Hope ya Dad comes home healthy and rested.🙏
Came for the cottage, stayed for the farming and the digger restortion! Hope your old man is on the mend soon. Also, the 100k must only be hours away!!!
Great content, keep at it.
Hi Adrian, best wishes for a speedy recovery to father ❤️, in some older properties the door frames / jambs are spiked to a plinth using steel spikes
for anchorage it also keeps it out of the wet/damp for longer life.
Great job - what a lot of work -can’t wait to see the next stage💯🌟💪🏻
Glad to see you wearing your mask. You just can't be too careful with these old buildings. Don't forget your earmuffs and protective goggles too when needed. Good luck! ❤
Let there be light. Hope Dad feels better soon.
Great to hear one of our own - nothing ever thrown out - it might come in handy again - great production with sound advice and a great attitude -
It’s going to take a while Adrian but I know that you will get it done. Sure ya nearly have the house “rewired” already.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. . You are a man with a plan. Well done. I’m so sorry about your dad, although Im delighted for him that he has good company in the hospital. Hopefully he will ❤be able to get home soon. It’s funny Isent it, no matter how old we are, our parents will always treat us as if we are still children. Bless them all and look after each other. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
love the smile the lighting gave you mate, you're smile was as bright as them lights.
The spikes at the bottom of the reveals were to hold a door frame in place, at that POINT,, that’s why also there was concrete up a few inches on the bottom to keep the timber off the ground and from rotting. Older doors used be sunk into the ground and used always fail at that point. A lot of building work during the 50s through to the 90s was trial and error. Keep up the good work
That makes sense, never seen that before 👍
great video!
Well done Adrian hope Dad is home soon and asking those questions in person 😀
Best wishes to your Dad wishing him a dpeedy recovery.
My Mum is 90 tomorrow, Dad was 90 last June.😊
Dying to see more
Looking good there Adrian all the best to your father
Beautiful aerial view of the cottage and surrounding area, you've done a cracking job on the site, hope you're dad gets better soon ❤
I’m sorry your father had a fall and broke something, but it’s good he seems to be making the best of it.🤗
I grew up on a farm that’s different from yours, so watching the farming on your channel interests me. But I came here because I saw you uncovering the brambles from the little cottage one day. So, I’m pleased to see you get started on the building part of it. Your unreasonable happiness at the electricity was contagious lol🤗 How something that small, in a little abandoned cottage half way across the world, could make me so happy is the magic of the internet. It may do bad things, but it does good as well.❤️🤗🐝
🙏🙏🙏 for ur Dad!
Those doors are GORGEOUS!
I remember having a discussion with my dad one time about what we thought was the most important invention of the 20th century. We settled on the lightbulb, because it turned night into day. Hope your dad is keeping better Adrian, and looking forward to watching more of this restoration. There is something special about restoring an old place; it's a labour of love and adding to the history of those who lived in it before you. Have a think about keeping those lightswitches as well; they're a link to the past of the cottage.
First off best wishes to you dad for a full recovery, great to see the work on the cottage starting, you can turn your hand to all kinds, also fair play to you Adrian and all the family on recent program on tv, raised by the village, great viewing. 👍👏🇮🇪
Thank you, it was a great experience and Sophia has done really well since. Hoping to have her back for a holiday very soon.
Best wishes for your dad
Is there any job you can’t do? It’s amazing everything you do. Thanks for all the tips, well done.
100,000 congratulations. I've followed since the days you hid behind the camera. You are a great advocate for farming
Thank you Adrian. Hope your father is better and home soon. Just know no matter how old you are your parents will still treat you like your are 3 or 4 years old. My mom is 75 and still treats me like i'm 4 and I'm 54. LOL the cottage will be great when you get the time to do what you want to do to it. God Bless your family and Farm.
Good job. Gifted some job when finish
So much love and blessings ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great video Adrian. Hope your dad gets better soon.
I love following along on this rehab. I keep imagining myself in that space when it is done.
On another note, so sorry your Dad was hurt and glad he is content in the hospital. My oldest sister was int the hospital last Fall and she told me it was “delightful”. 😂 “They are all so nice here”. It’s a true sign of a great person when they can see the best in a crummy situation.
Cheers from Bay Village, Ohio.
Hoping to have him home later this week, he’s recovering well.
Thank you
Hello Adrian, temporary lighting good job Just want to say you need to change the outside blue female socket you are going to supply the lights with to a 16 amp male inlet .The reason the plug you are going to connect to the socket you have will have exposed pins which will be live and someone disconnecting it with the gen on could get a shock or worse.
Great work Adrian best regards to your Dad get well soon..
The doors and lights make such a difference. It looks like a home again. Hope your dad is feeling better soon.
Wishing your Dad a speedy recovery
Good work Adrian 👏 a farmer is always a jack of all trades
Hopefully your Dad will soon be back on his feet. It's clear Adrian that you have inherited something of your Dad's indomitable spirit. It is heartening to watch you breath life back into the old house. Best wishes John
I build, we build 🤟
Morning sir.. nice seeing the cottage coming along and we wish your Dad a speedy recovery... stay safe 🏴
Im very much looking forward to my champagne in the reception room 🥂 💚
Nice to see the work started. Yes, light makes so much difference. How about a plug simply for recharging your batteries while you are there?
Adrian, the blue socket you put on the outside of the house for connection to the generation should be a “inlet” type and not a socket, to connect your generator in the current set up you will need a lead with a male plug on both ends and could cause a situation where one end is plugged in and you have bare live pins at the other end
I was thinking the same
Yup. Electrician here. Lethal dangerous but easily put right.
Very valid point that🤔The only thing he could do is not fire the generator up until both males are plugged in and nothing live exposed
Plug the lead into the wall socket before plugging into the generator. And unplug from the generator before unplugging from the wall socket.
Brilliant comment. I came on to warn about this also. The solution about turning the generator off first doesn’t work as it only takes one mistake to get a shock. Easy to put right as stated by someone else. Electrician here also. Thanks for the videos
Nice work setting up the lights glad you are wearing a mask & eye protection!
Your poor Dad, hope he is fit again very soon
Nice doors!
Another great video Adrian hope your dad gets better soon 👍👍👍
How nice for your dad to have hospital mates to talk farming with! Wishing him a speedy recovery, and you some weather breaks. Brilliant video, as ever.
Poor man hope ok good checking up on.ya that don't need be farm in good hands ya and family
Hope Yr dad has a speedy recovery
Your channel popped up on my feed. Subscribed and just got caught up on your work to the old cottage and I'm loving the vision. Even learned a little about cattle. I'm working on a small 2 bedroom cinderblock house built in 1945 in Birmingham, AL about 2hrs from where I live in Atlanta, GA. So far I've put a new roof on and some temporary windows to keep the elements and people out. As you said! No rush to complete it. Some of the work I can do myself, some I don't want to do or cant do like electric. I've been to Scotland, always wanted to visit Ireland. Years ago I watched the John Wayne movie "The Quiet Man" film in Conk, Ireland I believe. You said you're in Northern Ireland, what's the closest town to you? Cant wait to see more!
Speedy recover dad , keep checking in on the the young un to make sure he's not slacking !! 🤣🤣👍
It's exciting to get the lights back on because it is the beginning of bringing something back to life.. New beginnings.. Very cool!
Exactly 👍
being a farmer you need to be able to do anything. another good one Adrian.,🚜👍
No messing around here. Very speedy
Grand job wish your father speedy recovery
Good stuff Adrian the bungalow is in good hands. Best wishes for your father and speedy recovery.🙏👍
Cheers lad 👍
wishing your Dad good health. I came originally for the cottage reno, as I know nothing about farms. Now I watch the farm bits just as avidly as the cottage reno! I am too old to need any of this knowledge, but I am loving it.
Never too old 👍
Good Morning! i just subscribed to your channel and i hit the bell thing too. in am in the U.S.A. i Love the way that different countries build stuff. i Realy look forward to watching more of your videos. some of my anscestors did come from Ireland! interesting way the doors are made. praying for your Dad and your whole family. Amen :)
Jasus Adran 😮. You're almost at 100k subscribers and your videos have close to 24.5 million views, no doubt from all around the world. That is absolutely fantastic. Fair play. Continued success & good health to you and yours. P.s. we have sunshine here in cork today, like 😊
This might sound a bit amateurish but I actually didn’t know the view count , i never checked in ages 🤷🏻♂️. It’s good fun making these videos and interacting with people. Thanks very much 👍
Happy Birthday from Ireland.
Good work. Best wishes to your Dad.
Great to see life come back to houses that have been vacant for a long time, fair play to yea, God bless your Dad, hardy Lad!
I like the looks of the doors. They look like they belong on that house. Lights are important to have so you can work on the house when it is cloudy. Sorry to hear about your dads fall. Hopefully it will not be a long hospital stay.
Wishing your Dad a speedy recovery and is back home with you soon.......Great video as always and hopefully some good weather this week
Adrian I've worked all over Europe you are top I've met construction managers and they wouldn't have a clue what your at
Please keep doing these videos your the best with information and banter along the way. We are hoping to do similar don't know where to start at moment but your helping the motivation 💯💯
I love how you show the struggles and not just a super edited version. It's like watching my Dad fix things as I used to do. So glad your Dad is ok. I lost mine when he was 92 from COPD and even though that was in 2010, I still miss him. Looking forward to you getting the fertilizing done and I am hoping for better weather for you!