I haven't checked on you in a while. I'm so happy to see you are doing well. It is exciting that you are getting into new things like growing your own grains. Your sheep count is growing. We just had two of our goats give birth to five babies the last few days, and another one will be birthing anytime. She looks like there will be multiples, also. I actually had to help pull the first baby on the first birth, never have done that, so it was scary and exciting. Growing up on the farm, I never wanted to get involved, but now at seventy seven I did. Shortly after, we helped with the second baby thinking she was done, and then, another one came out really easy. Then a couple of days another mother had two all by herself. We are staying busy. So thankful we had a good garden harvest and preserved lots of veggies. My husband is eighty two so I think farm work is keeping us going. Take care and many blessings! Janice from Arkansas USA
Hi Sil, I can imagine that the rain saves you loads of time watering. The whole place will now start going green again and you get your cooling of spot back in the stream. Peas and tomatoes are my favourite pickings, one for me and one for the basket lol. Peas are so nice straight off the plants 🤤❤️
altijd mooi om te zien dan mensen onafhankelijk willen zijn. Het mooie wat ik ontdekt heb is dat mensen aan elkaar gegeven zijn om elkaar aan te vullen. Niet opdringerig en niet commercieel... maar gewoon omdat mensen gemaakt zijn voor elkaar! . . Neem je tijd om dat uit te vinden man en heel veel succes gewenst in jouw mooie en eerlijke zoektocht!
I'm really looking forward to seeing how the grain goes. You have the right climate and the soil looks amazing. I like about 50km outside of Cape Town and I'm surrounded by wheat growing farms. I have also once had the chance to get flour from a historic watermill and the bread we made was amazing. 👍
I didn't know that about pea's good info, thanks. So glad you got new sheet. What a view to bath, you can take flat stones and make steps to the river - don't know it that will work but would look kinda nice 🙃🙂 Good luck on the grain ... you are definitely one of a kind, see ya soon peace ✌
The peas won't work in all climates like that, here I can go that because we don't really get freezing cold days , just sometimes a slight frost in the early morning...and yeah I'm planning to do that making a stone floor and steps around the bathtub. But got so many projects lined up already 😅
Thanks Sil for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you ❤️ good work 👍😁 you looked really angry 😠 wail everything goes really well with you 😁 maybe try smiling a bit more than you will feel better 😀😊
Thank you! And yeah good question. I need to make a fox proof system. I already had chickens and turkeys before, but they went missing 1by1, tried ducklings to but only 1 night and lost all 10. So soon will try and make a fox proof enclosure
I would always grow maize/corn (not sweet corn) as a grain. It's much more drought resistant. Grows well in Africa. You need to grow a bunch together or they don't get pollinated the right way.
Yes good idea, the only problem here with that is, that it attracts wild boar go your garden. So far I haven't had any issues with them. But there are many around. So kind a Want to keep them away from my garden
@@leavingbabylonfamily makes sense. Native Americans plant a combination called the three sisters: maize, beans and squash (pumkin). The maize makes a stalk, the beans climb up on it and the big pumkin leaves are great ground cover underneath.
Maize isn't very suitable for the Mediterranean. Droughts are defined differently here. I tried multiple times in different locations and seasons and it never worked out properly.
Hi Sil maybe there are more people out there that want to buy you a coffee or buy you something of your Amazon wishlist but don’t have a creditcard. So if it’s possible perhaps consider adding PayPal ? By the way where is your wishlist ? 🙋♀️🍀
Looks like a oystermushroom , but I don't know. Don't think oystermushroom grows on compost like that. Anyway it's over its prime already so either way I'm to late to eat it
Producing food has got to be the most honourable way a man can spend his time on this earth
Yes! All money is pedo dollars...so living not payinh tax is best
This is the best saying I ve heard lately!
I haven't checked on you in a while. I'm so happy to see you are doing well. It is exciting that you are getting into new things like growing your own grains. Your sheep count is growing. We just had two of our goats give birth to five babies the last few days, and another one will be birthing anytime. She looks like there will be multiples, also. I actually had to help pull the first baby on the first birth, never have done that, so it was scary and exciting. Growing up on the farm, I never wanted to get involved, but now at seventy seven I did. Shortly after, we helped with the second baby thinking she was done, and then, another one came out really easy. Then a couple of days another mother had two all by herself. We are staying busy. So thankful we had a good garden harvest and preserved lots of veggies. My husband is eighty two so I think farm work is keeping us going. Take care and many blessings! Janice from Arkansas USA
Hi Sil, I can imagine that the rain saves you loads of time watering. The whole place will now start going green again and you get your cooling of spot back in the stream. Peas and tomatoes are my favourite pickings, one for me and one for the basket lol. Peas are so nice straight off the plants 🤤❤️
altijd mooi om te zien dan mensen onafhankelijk willen zijn. Het mooie wat ik ontdekt heb is dat mensen aan elkaar gegeven zijn om elkaar aan te vullen. Niet opdringerig en niet commercieel... maar gewoon omdat mensen gemaakt zijn voor elkaar! . . Neem je tijd om dat uit te vinden man en heel veel succes gewenst in jouw mooie en eerlijke zoektocht!
Sommige mensen willen niet geholpen worden...ik hoop dat hij niet bij die groep zit.
Great to see you back.
Fantastic improvements close to home 🥰 excited for your accomplishments
Hey Catarina 😁, nice to hear from you again to! Thank you!
Leaving Babylon?! Wow I love the name of your channel! I also left Babylon and no regrets never look back.
Thank you! No regrets here either! 😁Onward, Forward!
So happy for you to have lambs and flowing water again.
Hi Joanna! Yeah I'm really excited about it ! New life on the farm, and the lovely sound of the little stream 👌☺️
Great to see some helping hands, you picked the pole planting perfectly when the ground was soaked. 👍
Yes, thanks. It was good to have another friend over, helping me with a hard job! Went so much faster!
I'm really looking forward to seeing how the grain goes. You have the right climate and the soil looks amazing. I like about 50km outside of Cape Town and I'm surrounded by wheat growing farms. I have also once had the chance to get flour from a historic watermill and the bread we made was amazing. 👍
I'm curious to, not shure if it will work, but want to have a go at it. And it would be really amazing to have my own grainflower
@@leavingbabylonfamily watch out for the flower moth it can ruwen everything keep it in closet container 😇
I didn't know that about pea's good info, thanks. So glad you got new sheet. What a view to bath, you can take flat stones and make steps to the river - don't know it that will work but would look kinda nice 🙃🙂 Good luck on the grain ... you are definitely one of a kind, see ya soon peace ✌
The peas won't work in all climates like that, here I can go that because we don't really get freezing cold days , just sometimes a slight frost in the early morning...and yeah I'm planning to do that making a stone floor and steps around the bathtub. But got so many projects lined up already 😅
You have new importants each video. Well done and thank you for sharing your experiences. 😊
Thanks Sil for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you ❤️ good work 👍😁 you looked really angry 😠 wail everything goes really well with you 😁 maybe try smiling a bit more than you will feel better 😀😊
Hi arjan, don't worry I feel happy 😁. I get that remark allot 🤣, I rather look like that, then putting on a fake smile 😁
Yes I share your excitement for compost :) !
😅😅# compstlovers!!
@@leavingbabylonfamily yess
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Bravoooo!!!
And what about chickens?
Thank you! And yeah good question. I need to make a fox proof system.
I already had chickens and turkeys before, but they went missing 1by1, tried ducklings to but only 1 night and lost all 10. So soon will try and make a fox proof enclosure
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You got an amazing beautiful channel to! ❤️ Very nice!
I would always grow maize/corn (not sweet corn) as a grain. It's much more drought resistant. Grows well in Africa. You need to grow a bunch together or they don't get pollinated the right way.
Yes good idea, the only problem here with that is, that it attracts wild boar go your garden. So far I haven't had any issues with them. But there are many around. So kind a Want to keep them away from my garden
@@leavingbabylonfamily makes sense. Native Americans plant a combination called the three sisters: maize, beans and squash (pumkin). The maize makes a stalk, the beans climb up on it and the big pumkin leaves are great ground cover underneath.
Maize isn't very suitable for the Mediterranean. Droughts are defined differently here.
I tried multiple times in different locations and seasons and it never worked out properly.
Will you build a shelter for your lambs? Protection from the weather and preditors.
I will , that's up next..😉
A donkey will help protect your sheep.
I got a mule, but my mule will trample the sheep...
Hi Sil maybe there are more people out there that want to buy you a coffee or buy you something of your Amazon wishlist but don’t have a creditcard. So if it’s possible perhaps consider adding PayPal ? By the way where is your wishlist ? 🙋♀️🍀
I will look into it! Sed what I can do. Thanks for the suggestion! Wishlist needs an update, probably by next video ,I will update it.
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What huge mushrooms…are they edible?
Looks like a oystermushroom , but I don't know. Don't think oystermushroom grows on compost like that. Anyway it's over its prime already so either way I'm to late to eat it
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You are not off the grid duh
No? How I'm I still on the grid? Because I use internet?