Log Cabin Build on Off-Grid Homestead |EP29|
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Log Cabin Building, Homesteading, Bushcraft, Survival Skills, Canadian Wilderness, Off Grid Living, ASMR
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I left the big city of Toronto to move onto 40-acres of Canadian wilderness with a magical river. I am building an off-grid homestead with multiple log cabins and structures from the timber on the land.
To all my subscribers, STRENGTH AND HONOUR! 🫡🤝⚡️🐺🌲
JAMES ALOFS
SIF, THOR'S WIFE...If you want to increase her survival chances, you MUST remove 3/4 of her leaves! The problem is when you dug her up, you removed a lot of her roots. She can no longer provide enough water to support the amount of leaves she has, so, remove bottom leaves! It's better to remove the older ones, and keep the newer ones at the top of the tree! Water every day for the first week, then every 2 or 3 days for the next 3 weeks. Water deep to get deep roots otherwise you encourage surface roots. Also, plant at the depth she originally grew at. Then, mulch around tree (retains water and discourages weeds) being careful to leave a few inches of NO mulch around tree. Mulching up against the bark makes it easy for bugs to get under bark which will kill the tree.
CONGRATULATIONS on 100,000! from one of the first 100! OOGA BOOGA!
I love reading comments about trees.
Great watering tip. I would also make a bowl around the base of the tree in the dirt. This will help retain water when it rains and give the tree a better chance of survival.
Is that where the word syphilis comes from? Real question.
Have a barrel and collect from your roof went it rain
@@goatman3828 No, the name Sif is of Scandinavian origin, derived from the Old Norse word 'sifjar' meaning 'bride' or 'to marry'. 😅
WINTER IS COMING! Building a barn after the cabin will be crucial for winter! Storing firewood and having a proper tool section will be perfect to round off the year!
I have a couple of questions but first let's fact check lol Jeanne D'arc had no children and therefore no descendants. OK I agree with the other comments about firewood and storing it, you have lots of waste lumber, downed trees and bark shavings which if stored correctly will be ready to use next winter if not this. Will you in the future be collecting rainwater from your roof? This is very common in New Zealand and works very well. I wonder if your stove window is glass? If so might I suggest you clean it with household ammonia as it does not contain water so does not foster crazing or potential cracking. I only just discovered your channel and have been binge watching to catch up which has made evident the improvement in skills and confidence. Onward and upward! 🏴
How many years you think it will take him to build all of his buildings and main house? This is all so interesting
I would assume a new outdoor toilet is also a priority given the thunder hole is now the home of the red oak.
Stop over thinking everything your floor is fine time to get onto it or you will be frozen all winter
Though making sure the logs are protected is getting ready for fall and winter. When rain and snow come, rot is a risk.
Just watched at 29 videos in a row, took me 3 days and I’m absolutely hooked! I love your videos, watching your progress and learn is such a cool thing to watch keep it up. OOGA BOOGA
SER James Alofs, Architect of the Northern Homestead, the First of His Name, Monarch of the Great Pines and Crimson Maples, Custodian of Ancient Viking Knowledge, Steward of Thor's Red Oak, the Phoenix Who Rose from the Tent Ashes, the Unburnt, the Aficionado of Berries and Cherries, the Master of Digestive Triumphs, the OOGA BOOGA Chieftain, Connoisseur of Café Infusé à Froid Noir, Commander of the Mid-Sized pickup Steed, Friend to Gundebad the Dwarf, Enthusiast of Wolf's Milk, Filler of Thunder Hole, Betrothed of Sophie Turner, Seeker of Wild Raspberries
Thank you for blessing us with another video 🙏
Filler of the thunder hole has got to be the title of all titles 😂
Ìñ respectto your metal roof before the 1st freeze wax it real good
Spray on wax🎉in a pump sprayer will work
Can you chinc floor gap?
Plant a cherry tree, you'll have your own berry and cherries
Please put this towards the red meat / berries and cherries fund. Thanks for always making my morning with an upload- you're the best.
@@snephtar what a rude comment to leave. I just wrote that in to be silly, thanks for ruining my day. Next time I want to show gratitude to someone I like I’ll think “oh mercy me this isn’t the righteous causes snephtar approved of”.
How much do we think 100k subscribers nets this guy? I think the 5er was a nice gesture
Don't let people get to you! it's your money do what you want with it! please have an amazing day and keep being awesome.
@@snephtar ok 100k subs this video when I watched it is at 94k views say 15,000-25,000 run ad blockers another 45,000 skip or don't engage with the ads so that around 80,000 views that make him less then half of what ads pay the last 15,000 say engage what will net him a few extra cents. really 100k subs do not make people a ton of money guessing he is close to an average job that would pay 23-26 an hour. What is under paid for all the time he spends editing and filming. Also google taking a cut of what I think is 10-15%.
@@matt2244 dont forget the taxes! lol
Morning James, dont forget the flyscreens for your windows, and maybe install the rain gutters to collect rainwater for the Oaks and other plants ;)
James, I live on land in the PNW. I have found that a No Trespassing sign at the head of my long gravel driveway, along with a trail camera placed high in a tree does wonders not only keeping people off my land, but also from stealing mail out of my country road mailbox.
28:40 Hi James. I inspect roofs for a living in Ontario. You have installed the wrong type of metal flashing and your solution is temporary. You installed a metal "cap" flashing when you need a simple metal flashing tucked underneath the roof panel. This makes your panel cuts crucial as that will be the finished look (same as the bottom of the roof). Do this and you never have to worry about your roof. You're 98% done. Not sure if you've considered insulating the underside of your roof but you'll need to. Ooga booga.
I noticed all the bark off cuts at the saw mill. Take those and store them until you get a wood chipper and use it to make mulch for future vegetable patches or add to tracks or paths to keep off the mud etc
We have even used them for sawhorses and boards for woodshed. Neighbour gives us piles of them and within a year the bugs will chew the layer between the bark and wood on red pine and it slides off easily.
I got up really earlier just to meke a cup of coffe and just appreciate the homestead journey. Good Morning everyone
The river bend would be an amazing place to build but I fear that rivers like to change direction and could take out your cabin in a huge storm. Love your work either way!
Better survey if that area FLOODS.....Ask locals, as your cellar will be destroyed, food spoiled...A home 🏘️ is to be a safe haven...... Whilst I adore the sea and rivers, big time, flooding needs to be seen into. .....love your location and I watch your home building with much interest....thank you darling boy. .... blessings darling boy from Granny Linda in OZ......
What a GLORIOUS journey!! 100K followers, 6 months! Been here since Episode 1. You make my Saturdays! Balzacs and Ser James and the Canadian Wilderness. And above all... self sustainability!
Same i found him on Episode 2. Quickly subbed and went back to watch Epi 1. 100K in 6 months is rare. He will easily hit 300k in the next yr and continue to grow form there. I hope it helps fund all the dreams he has. It is a true blessing just being able to watch him each week!
It makes me happy that you combine history with building.
Hi James, a tip that might help preserve your ice a little longer in your new Yeti ice box. If you use ice cubes they melt and the water makes your food wet and soggy. Try freezing 2L bottles of water and put these in your ice box, the ice last longer and one melted the bottles keep water off your food, no need to drain the ice box either.
Where do you think he can freeze the water up? 😄
@@MilanJurinjak Yeah, that's the problem, he has no way of freezing water. If he did then the refrigeration wouldn't be an issue.
That being said, your idea, in principle, isn't the worst. You would just be better off finding a container that you can funnel store-bought ice into rather than freezing it himself.
Thats what i do , all different size plastic bottles frozen for ice . If your camping & you have drinking water if needed when it melts . Yay live smarter & work smarter not harder . & mr. A loffs is a pretty fart smeller . That means smart fella in englas !
Yes, indeed. I save 1/2 gallon jugs just for that purpose. If I need ice for a cooler, this method helps tremendously.
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The Ballad of James Alofs
From the big city life to the wild frontier,
James Alofs set sail, his mission was clear.
A Toronto-born lad with a dream in his heart,
To build a homestead and make a fresh start.
Ten years in L.A. and Beijing's grand scene,
A fish out of water, in the wild he’s been.
But with camping trips and MBA in hand,
He’s ready to conquer this untamed land.
Oh, James Alofs, steadfast and strong,
In the wilds of Canada, where he belongs.
With logs and dreams, he’ll builds anew,
Guardian of Thor’s Oak, his vision is true.
With the butt and pass, his cabin will rise,
A sleeping loft and steel roof 'neath the skies.
No milling or notching, just chinking the gaps,
With the wisdom he gained from the builder's maps.
He dreams of ten children, an Irish Wolfhound,
In streams he will bathe, winter’s ice all around.
On steak, Cherries and Berries, he thrives,
With Gundabad’s glorious ATV, his spirit revives.
With Strength and Honor as his guiding creed,
And Ooga Booga for a laugh indeed,
James marches forth with a hearty cheer,
In the wilderness vast, he shows no fear.
A Roman heart, with Norse gods in his soul,
In his Wolfsmilk clothes, he'll reach his goal.
Though his tent caught fire, his spirit stayed free,
For nothing can stop this homesteading spree.
So raise a glass to James, the off-grid knight,
In the wilderness vast, he’ll shine his light.
With strength and honor, he’ll build his domain,
In the heart of Wild Homestead, forever he'll reign.
-David Darling
Instead of writing (why I'm usually up early) I've been composing. Enjoy! I'd love to see someone put that to music (maybe a sea shanty style?) Hope you like it, James!
That's amazing I absolutely love it ❤️ If writing is not part of your day job it really should be!! I'm already a fan and I hope we'll hear more from you thank you for sharing your creativity 🥰
@@helgavoorneveld1530 thank you so much for your comments! I write police thrillers and science fiction novels (although I have an action adventure story coming out late fall), but I don't consider myself a poet. Had to make the attempt though. I like challenges :)
WELL DONE! James this must be put to music for you opening!
What a beautiful piece you gave us! Love it so much.
From sunny South Africa!
Haha James the gazing wide eyes and open mouth look you get when having that first sip of coffee, or watching Game of Thrones, etc is the look i give my wife when i start watching the next episode
With all that rain, it wld b great to have a rain catchment on back side of building.
Even in the canadian woodlands the tales of rishi and kier prevail what a thing indeed
Hi James, greetings from the United Kingdom. This is my favourite channel, I love your humour. Instead of using your new freezer box as a table, why not build a small table and use that. Keep up the brilliant work. OOGA BOOGA.
Totally agree it would be a nice project to do especially with so many offcuts!!
Maybe build a nice picknick table with benches on it
As a viewer from the UK, I did enjoy the random MP names sprinkled into your monologues 😂 Also congrats on 100k, been watching since EP1, great to see how well things are coming along!
Don't forget, once windows are in, remember sturdy shutters are necessary in bear country.
You are right 👍 brother, and traditionally they are on the inside I believe 😊.
@@Daniel-qr4cs I've seen some put shutters on the outside with nails sticking out. I've also seen similar nailed boards put on the ground in the space at doors and windows where the bears would stand when trying to get in!
@@dspine6 yes agree 👍💯. Outside for shutters is the way to go. Specially when he leaves his property to keep the bears out and to deter nasty pirates.
@@dspine6 I've done both at my cabin in Labrador and so far the bears haven't been partying inside anymore.
I like Clovis' story. Thank you
Congrats on the 100,000!
I’m in a different climate from you in the SE US, but I’ve done a lot of transplants. I’d say it has a solid chance of coming back where you’re at. The main things to think about are packing the soil like you did, to make sure there are no air pockets. Roots hit those and naturally die. It’s why you don’t see many above ground roots, just those exposed over time.
It’ll be in shock. So I’d water it every day for a week, then once a week, or as needed for this summer. Should be fine next year. I’d also mulch it. That will keep the soil at an even temp and moisture level. Don’t fertilize it now. I know you planted it on your Thunder hole, but it won’t reach that for a while. That’s good since that “fertilizer” is still hot. But it can’t handle chemical fertilizers right now. Other than that, it looks good.
I wouldn’t prune anything on them now. Maximize photosynthesis and growth. As they get bigger, though, prune so they only put energy into desirable growth. Don’t let them spend 4yrs growing two branches that will cross and rub. Pick one and prune every year when they’re tiny. Once it reaches a certain size, just let it do what it’s gonna do.
Pruning rules are to never remove more than 30% of the tree in a year, not counting dead branches. Prune branches that will cause trouble in the future, like crossing and rubbing on another branch, branches growing inward, a branch that’s right over another and very close. You want at least 6” between where branches go into the trunk or you’ll make weak wood. As they thicken, the space will shrink.
Trimming the tips of branches causes the growth hormone to go back down the branch and cause back budding.
Hope any of this helps.
Ooga Booga from Texas Gulf Coast. It’s always a pleasure to get up early Saturday morning to watch my Irish Brother!
My idea for your hardware cloth.
First thought is to fold the cloth so that you have a 90degree. Top half spans the distance across your gap from logs to underside of floor. The remaining 90’s down into your gravel a foot. This allows several things.
1. You can insulate from above And protect from mice coming through and chewing the insulation and getting in.
2. With the hardware cloth perpendicular and into the ground 12” you are stopping most burrowing creatures from gaining access to the underside of your cabin. ( ground hogs, squirrels, mice are quite industrious).
When you bury the ground cloth leave approximately 6” at a 90 degree angle facing outward , so the weight of your backfill( gravel for drainage) holds it in place and makes it that much harder for anything to burrow under.
I have done this several times in the past for our hunting cabins and it works.
Good luck, congratulations on the 100k!! Look forward to next week! And you got a lot done this week!!
As he was shoveling in the endless amount of stones I was yelling at the tv for him to add the metal screening in! Go at least a foot down in the gravel and any excess angle it outward so the borrowing animal hits it as soon as possible and gives up. It will also allow the air to continue to flow.
@@joew7198 the good thing is, he is learning sooo much from all of us on this first one! It will be so much quicker and easier when he builds his main .
I can't believe it's been 6 months already. I can remember when you first started building and I kind of laughed to myself thinking, who the hell decides to start building a log cabin at the start of winter? But you've made it work and it's coming along rather well all things told. Maybe one day I'll do something similar if the Gods allow it. Until then, I'm living vicariously through you and others like you.
Thank you for all the entertainment and home building.
@gorgarath I caught his very first video myself! I was absolutely hooked! Between laughing at his antics, shaking my head at his naivete, and wondering if the bears would get him, I could hardly contain myself while waiting for episode two! Three cheers for Ser James of the Glorious Northern Woods!
Man, I was having a cranky night. Decided to turn on an episode of Wild Homestead...instant smile and change of mood. OOGA BOOGA
As a Tasmanian, understand being surrounded by water. Rock on. 🇦🇺🎸⚡️🤘🏼🤘🏾💋💜
When doing pourover coffee, pour just enough water over the grounds to wet them, wait a couple minutes and allow the grounds to "bloom" then pour the rest of your water. Thank me later, also stretches out your coffe supply
Watching from Alton, Illinois. Look forward to your videos and your malarkey every Saturday. Keep up the great work. Hope someone donates a tractor to you soon. Stay safe.
I wish I was a Bulgarian princess because you're so funny and cute. 😅
Seriously... I've been watching your channel from day one and I enjoy it so much.
Praise the gods!
''Surrounded by water on all Three sides"...mate, you crack me up 🤣➡️🇬🇧 ps, oooGa, booGa 👍
11:00 - I am _dying_ laughing at the ratio breakdown of the thunder hole.
In the future when you do your big cabin, you can move a piece of plywood on the floor while stapling. This makes it so the plywood is resting on more points of contact with the floor and you don’t have to balance any worry about falling through the floor.
James you are totally one day going to hit even higher subscribers. You have truly made your content so interesting, educational & most importantly fun!! Your earlier videos you didn’t talk about lot. I found you from a video where Xander came out to help you. You were cracking me up with the two of you. Your channel was something different from his. I enjoyed your sense of humor & what you are doing. So I joined you on this UA-cam/homestead journey. You are funny, you keep it real, you are constantly learning as you build out your homestead & share ALL the experiences. Both good & bad. I bet that smell of that wood being cut on the sawmill was amazing. I love the smell of fresh cut wood. ❤. Reminds me of my childhood & collecting firewood for the winters. (The smell NOT MY DAD MAKING ME & the sibs carry it all 😂). You truly appreciate modern advancements when you think about the old school loggers & how they hand cut HUGE redwoods & moved them.
Your main cabin on the island would be cool. If you do just make sure it’s up above ever having to worry about flooding. That’s a big thing to think about. Might be fine now or the next 10 years. Then if there was a flash flood & natural erosion occurs would the cabin still be safe? Always forward thinking. Stay safe & thanks for bringing us along. PS….I’m done. 😂
If I were you I’d be moving into the cabin ASAP. Those wild animals are no joke. So happy you will soon be getting your puppy. Not only will your puppy make a great companion but also alert you to unwanted guest.
When I heard you say floating down my own river made me laugh. ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️ class James. 😅
Damn that’s a cool trick your neighbour has with the log tongs and a bucket. Gonna do that, won’t need a grapple!
Same
Love seeing every take shape. The cabin is finally taking shape as a temporary home
Congrats on your 100000 milestone. Happy to be one of the first subscribers.
You should add timber skids to the plastic tub to make it last longer, p.s love your channel, James keep up the great work
Woohoo another Saturday night in with a glass of wine and my favourite Canadian
The best blueberry pancakes I ever had were made with fresh, picked wild northern ontario blueberries.
Congrats on 100k subscribers! My father's name is James and he was a brilliant man and builder, so I have faith in your success!
I am also, officially, on wife search for you! While I adore your commitment to Sophie Turner, I know a lot of beauties who would make you say, "Sophie who?"!!
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us!!! Love it all!
6 Months of BBC ... Beef, Berry & Cherry :D
Thanks for every episode James!
Our Saturday night complete ❤ watching your video. Love the berries and cherries now you need a vegetable garden 😊. Glad you are finally getting windows 😊. 🇦🇺
Same here!! I've watched 29 episodes; one after another. I'm in the UK; and totally amazed by what this lovely guy is doing 👏 what an awesome place to live a life 😊
GOOD LADY PUGSLEY, GREETINGS TO YOU IN 🇬🇧, LAND OF MY ANCESTORS. MAY THE GODS BLESS YOU! BOTH THE OLD GODS AND THE NEW 🫡🤝⚡️🐺🌲
aww when you said 'just swimming down my own river, how'd I get so lucky' it made me so happy for you. thank you so much for sharing this part of your life with us. congratulations on 100k subscribers, you deserve it. never change your quirky funny self xx I hope you get everything you wish for too. much love from New Zealand
I think you should rename the second oak, that you replanted in the thunder hole:
“THUNDER OAK”!!
You are very welcome James, it was and continues to be, extremely entertaining.
Your mom and sister are so awesome. That is such a wonderful gift. I’m not ashamed to admit I got misty with joy. Congrats on the 100k mark. ❤
When you get your pup, look into the halo collar. You can create virtual boundaries using GPS. You will also be able to see where your pup is on the map if they like to explore. I have had one with my dog nearly 4 years and love it.
Keep your house up on the cliff with the great view down to river. So much trouble crossing the river…then built the water gardens: floating deck, sauna house, boat house, stairs up to your shed and house…look forward to the years ahead.
Bloody hell, bout time been waiting all day hahahah🇦🇺
James you are a very good history teacher. Please incorporate more of these glorious stories on Saturdays.
I love the story of Clovis the Unifier. I once knew a down home Appalachian mountain man (hillbilly). His name was Clovis Blankenship from West Virginia. I never would have imagined that his name would have any kind of relationship with Louis XVI. Clovis the Great! James the Curious! Always learning
Something about the way you say, 'ladies and gentlemen' I just love lol 😆
2 questions.
1. How many sasquatchs have you seen?
2. Have you looked for gold along the river yet?
Also if you use a Stanley knife you can just cut the insulation in one swipe (from the top)
Hey James, I hope you see this but my family owns a historic restoration company and we specialize in log cabins and I highly recommend coating your next buildings with a heated mixture of mineral spirits, boiled linseed oil, and wax. This mixture keeps the natural look of the wood as well as waterproofs it and protects the logs. If you are interested I would be honored to let you know better how to ratio the proportions correctly.
@@mr.potato1693 let us all know please 🙂
Your story about Clovis was amazing. I love history and your story telling abilities are fantastic. More of this please!!! Also cabin is looking great man.
From Australia 🇦🇺
Hi James.You need a bridge Paddy 😂 too get those logs over the river your doing a grand job 🙏
Taking great care of the trees! Getting more mill time in! Huzzah to those window makers thats incredible! It's really cool to hear the breakdown of the costs of the raw material - its striking sometimes but doing all this on your own with the help of your neighbors is just infinitely less expensive vs a contractor. It is so cool to see the progress on the homestead and the channel major congrats on the 100k! It's been such a pleasure to be with ya on the journey! Thank you for being so consistent with posting and sharing this with the world, keep up the awesome, amazing, fantastic work!
Huge amount of work done this week James, really looking forward to seeing the windows in!! Keep up the amazing work.
Don't forget you will need wood shed near your cabin before winter sets in.
Really happy for you that you got the windows sorted. 🥳
Dang that YETI cooler is nice! That was a awesome gift from your mom and sister 😁
"'Ello gov'nor!" and "Morin Govna" is popularly associated with British TV shows and movies that feature Cockney characters. It’s particularly iconic in shows like "Only Fools and Horses" and movies like "Mary Poppins" and "My Fair Lady," "Sherlock Holmes," and various adaptations of Charles Dickens' The phrase often appears in media to depict a stereotypical Cockney accent and character.
How nice of your sister and mom to send you a cooler 😀
Wow, has it been six months already?! What a journey!
It has been a magnificent ride so far :D
What a great mom and sister you have ❤
just got off work, great way to end a night shift. OOGA BOOGA!
It's one of my favorite moments of the week, and it's getting better and better! OOGA BOOGA!!
You can install bat boxes/bat houses. They will make a noticeable difference with the mosquitoes.
lol. I love the little History Lessons . Keep them coming! I love watching your journey on this build. I'm still waiting for you to start a garden, you need some veggies in your diet.
The Gods look kindly upon you for the way you care for Mother Nature, Thors Oak and his wife Sif will grow and guard future Alofs and their children.
Congratulations it’s been amazing. I’m always looking forward to your videos. Still going strong from the start.
It’s been a fantastic journey you have taken us on this past 6 months James . My daughter is going through Chemotherapy at this moment and your channel is a great way for me to relax and take my mind off things and get lost in your reality . I wish I lived near you I could give you some manual help . Pity I’m in ireland !
Epic battle between Clovis and the Ferengi.
If you want to do the bottom once James. Get some perforated steel from a fab shop. Give them the measurements and they should be able to brake at 90 degrees and weld on some mounting tabs then dig out to fit, mount and backfill. Guaranteed to work my friend.
Thanks for 6 months of excellent entertainment 🤙🏻❤ Ooga Booga Bro From New Zealand 🇳🇿 Been watching since day 1
It’s been brilliant watching you build your cabin I only started a few weeks ago but binge watched the lot you are so funny both me and my friend laughed so much can’t wait to see how much you progress you’ve done so well
same time every saturday in australia. i like your cabin as much as i like routine.
😂 yep cant miss it hey. In western Australia
Queensland. Canada has the best waterways.
I bought a 10,000 & 20,000 liter heavy duty water bladder for rain catchment. We're in NW Arizona and the more storage you have the better. You should get 1 and plumb it into the gutter. You could even use a 12vt pump with small solar panel to transfer 20 to 50 gallons into your attic for pressurized water flow.
Jonesy
AZ
Pretty sure that Bigfoot chews on treebark like its popcorn while watching James build his cabin.
Kinda sounded like a wolverine..
😂
The visual this gave me is so funny! Made my day!
The cabin and area around it looks great. Sure hope Thor’s wife is happy in her new location 😃❤. Congratulations on your achievement of over 100 thousand subscribers.
This time next year will be 1mil subs.
Yes!!
I think your idea for the floor edges is perfect, keeps rodents out and insulates / air seals while also being a fast and efficient option
Maybe clear a bigger area around the cabin for more sunlight and safety? Thanks James. Well done at 100k 🚀
Mom and Sis for the win! Another banger episode in the books.
Build a massive pole barn to house sawmill, wood drying area and tool shed.. one huge building to cover all .....
love this channel
Loving watching your videos from South Africa, been watching since the beginning of the adventure. I think out of all the Channels that I watch about Cabin building, I enjoy yours the most because of your jokes and interaction with the viewers. Most cabin building channels dont say a word. Keep up the awesome work.
the only youtube channel i even bother clicking the like button for
I found some red oak growing around my property and named it Thor!!!😂 I laughed way to hard when the shovel broke 😂😂😂
Mate keeping your esky ice frozen tip, here in the Northern Territory in Australia when going bush for a week where the temp is in the 38° to 40°s a slab of dry ice on the bottom then a sheet of cardboard then chuck all the cryovac meat and stuff on top using the dry ice stops every thing getting soggy and dry ice no water just evaporates and Australian beef way better than that kiwi stuff😉👍🇦🇺
Great tip! I'll try this out on our next Summer camp, it doesn't get as hot here in SE Queensland but it's a pain having to do an ice run to town every 3 days when you go camping to avoid people😅.
Ain't nothing wrong with our Kiwi beef! It's tasty as! 💚🌏💚🇳🇿
Your next upgrade might be a propane fridge. Many models have a freezer compartment and can run for two weeks or more on a portable tank of propane.
*Amazing video, you work for 4Oyrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires.*
Same, I operate a wide- range of Investments with help from My Financial Adviser. My advice is to get a professional who will help you, plan and enhance your management skills. For the record, working with Barry Silbert, has been an amazing experience.
Hello how do you make such monthly?? I'm a born again Christian and sometimes I feel so down🤦🏽of myself because of low finance but I still believe in God
I'm favoured, $90K every week! I can now give back to the locals in my community and also support God's work and the church. God bless America,, all thanks to Mr Barry Silbert
Good day all👍🏻from Australia 🇦🇺 I have read a lot of posts that people are very happy with the financial guidance he is giving them! What way can I get to him exactly ?
he's mostly on Telegrams, using the user name
Epic achievement, James.
Recently found your channel after the cross-over episode with Xander then went back and started from the beginning.
To have gone from the start with you cutting a (foot) path through the bush to a nearly completed cabin, road, and clear areas is impressive.
You talked about the additional structures planned. Any intent to have some chickens, Icelandic perhaps? A critter-proof coop and run would be an interesting construction task.
Hope those oaks make it.
Peace.
Every like this comment gets is 1 km I will run.
😂😂😂
Have a good run, stay hydrated! I like that James was repping our boy Terry Fox
Post video else unlike
😂 was 1km swimming,
Run Forest! Mama says life is like a box of chocolates
My boyfriend and I always watch together and have done since almost the start of your journey. We can't wait to see what you're up to next. You're Inspiring our own plans and giving us a glimpse of a possible future. Appreciate you, James.