Another lovely video, & glad to hear your hard work, beautiful environment & the weather are benefiting your health. You should both be very proud, you are bringing the place back to life. Love from our mountain in Spain ❤️
Thanks a lot. We are having such fun and have made such good friends here. We are so pleased that it is making a difference for this lovely farm and also having a good effect on how well we feel. ❤️😎🇵🇹
Thanks Larry, there's always something to look out for at this age, and I'm fortunate to have had lots of practice at this one. It can still bite me on the backside now and then, so can't relax too much, but I'm really pleased how well the Portuguese experience is helping things along.😃
It make me happy, when I see a video of you. You have the most beautiful narration voice. … and yes, diabetes 1 people are doing better in warmer climate, it comes with more exercise, fluid intake and better nutrition. I’m so glad you can already see it.
Jane here - Thanks for the kind comments about my voice. I did do some voiceover work a very long time ago, but it's been fun starting to do it once again on a more regular basis
That’s wonderful news Phil, thank you for sharing your health with us. Your Portugal journey is good for your health and suits you both. I live at the bottom of Australia and we have a bush acreage, working outdoors and gardening helps my health in many ways also. So glad I found your channel, I really look forward to watching all your progress & adventures. And I agree with all the other comments - Jane’s voice is lovely and calming. Sending you both best wishes from the southern hemisphere.
Thanks Krissy, I now understand where my Australian friends were coming from when they kept on about their lifestyle back home. Outdoors is great when it's warm enough, not enough in the UK sadly, but Portugal seems to be about right for us and we feel good because of what we're doing. More to come, so thanks, and I hope you enjoy what follows...😎 ❤ 🇵🇹
I agree, diabetics can have a very filling life. I'm 67 and I took care of my mother who had diabetes since she was 14. She lived until she was 82. Was healthy until the end. I believe she would have lived longer if my father hadn't passed. You look good but we both know how quick that can change. Take care😊
Thanks a lot, it is a way of life, but never stops challenging. I’m only 57 years since diagnosis so your mother is a great example to us all. Thanks again for your lovely feedback 👍🙏❤️
Muito bom ter amigos como o casal que sempre ajuda vocês. Jane se aquela árvore que você salvou pudesse abraçar você ela faria isso. Que lindo trabalho vocês estão fazendo na fazenda. 💚💚
So much so. I’m surprised how much we are learning, with so much stuff that’s different or not done before. It’s keeping us fit and sharp, very happy with progress. 😎🇵🇹❤️
A lively episode off you guys once again. That's really good news about how your new 'lifestyle' is having a positive impact on your diabetes Phil. Hopefully it will continue and improve all the more for you. That was a really nice clip of you clearing that Olive Tree of Ivy Jane. Nothing but good can come of this. I am sure you will be rewarded with plenty of olives in a few years time. Take good care the both of you. 👍🏼
Thank you so much, we are learning as we go with the trees and I hope you are right about their future health. More to do later in the year. I think the lifestyle is a real positive, and I must make the most of it during our times in Portugal - well worth the trip each time.
I’ve been a type 1 for 53years now. Still healthy all is good. My two daughters and one granddaughters is also type 1. It’s funny if we go out to eat together and all have our insulin at the same time. We all have the libre sensor. Good old nhs
It's great to hear you are all keeping well. The tech is a big change from my early days, especially the monitor display in the car - I was always very nervous and set off on a long journey with a handy snack and tested on arrival to be through the roof. Not the healthiest but I got away with it. Now it's a different story. Very pleased. Take care all of you, with best wishes from Portugal. 🇵🇹 😀 👍
Hi Jane. When you cut the roots of the ivy vines do you then put some poison in the remaining root so it dies and can’t regrow? Or is that not necessary? Or is it a conscious choice not to use weed killer chemicals? Just curious bc of my own garden.
We're trying to stay chemical-free, so no poison has been used. The ivy will inevitably regrow, but if I can clear the big stems from the trunks now, I'm hoping I can keep on top of it in the future with just the secateurs
Jane your voice is so sweet! I love your narrations. ❤
Thank you so much. You're very kind
You both have such a positive way about you. Your work will pay off in a lovely home. Take care in the heat and be safe.❤
Thank you so much, we are having great fun, enjoying ourselves and hope that that feeds into our work and we can share it in our story. ❤️😎🇵🇹
Another lovely video, & glad to hear your hard work, beautiful environment & the weather are benefiting your health. You should both be very proud, you are bringing the place back to life. Love from our mountain in Spain ❤️
Thanks a lot. We are having such fun and have made such good friends here. We are so pleased that it is making a difference for this lovely farm and also having a good effect on how well we feel. ❤️😎🇵🇹
A lovely couple taking it I their stride with their tasks both outside and inside the buildings, such a please to watch and listen too.😊
Thank you so much, we are having so much fun and are so pleased to get feedback like yours. Thank you again. ❤️❤️
Glad to hear you have controlled your health conditions. Best wishes with all your endeavors.
Thanks Larry, there's always something to look out for at this age, and I'm fortunate to have had lots of practice at this one. It can still bite me on the backside now and then, so can't relax too much, but I'm really pleased how well the Portuguese experience is helping things along.😃
Nice and steady, the best way. Lovely to see you two doing the work, with plenty rest stops.
You are right, need to pace ourselves between tea breaks ☕ 😎 🇵🇹
It make me happy, when I see a video of you.
You have the most beautiful narration voice.
… and yes, diabetes 1 people are doing better in warmer climate, it comes with more exercise, fluid intake and better nutrition.
I’m so glad you can already see it.
Jane here - Thanks for the kind comments about my voice. I did do some voiceover work a very long time ago, but it's been fun starting to do it once again on a more regular basis
That’s wonderful news Phil, thank you for sharing your health with us.
Your Portugal journey is good for your health and suits you both.
I live at the bottom of Australia and we have a bush acreage, working outdoors and gardening helps my health in many ways also.
So glad I found your channel, I really look forward to watching all your progress & adventures.
And I agree with all the other comments - Jane’s voice is lovely and calming.
Sending you both best wishes from the southern hemisphere.
Thanks Krissy, I now understand where my Australian friends were coming from when they kept on about their lifestyle back home. Outdoors is great when it's warm enough, not enough in the UK sadly, but Portugal seems to be about right for us and we feel good because of what we're doing. More to come, so thanks, and I hope you enjoy what follows...😎 ❤ 🇵🇹
A big thank you on behalf of the Olive trees.... they now have a good chance of recovering 😊
The ones we've pruned so far seem to be faring well, so I can't wait to tackle the remainder!
I agree, diabetics can have a very filling life. I'm 67 and I took care of my mother who had diabetes since she was 14. She lived until she was 82. Was healthy until the end. I believe she would have lived longer if my father hadn't passed. You look good but we both know how quick that can change. Take care😊
Thanks a lot, it is a way of life, but never stops challenging. I’m only 57 years since diagnosis so your mother is a great example to us all. Thanks again for your lovely feedback 👍🙏❤️
That big driveway is going to transform your property. Good to see so much progress. Thanks for the feedback on diabetes too. ❤
It's a pleasure, and you are right, getting that entrance way sorted out will make a huge difference. 😀 🇵🇹 ❤
Muito bom ter amigos como o casal que sempre ajuda vocês. Jane se aquela árvore que você salvou pudesse abraçar você ela faria isso. Que lindo trabalho vocês estão fazendo na fazenda. 💚💚
Obrigada. Temos muito mais árvores que precisam de um pouco de amor 🌳💚
Very inspiring ,hard work ,but I bet it’s very satisfying ❤️❤️
So much so. I’m surprised how much we are learning, with so much stuff that’s different or not done before. It’s keeping us fit and sharp, very happy with progress. 😎🇵🇹❤️
Loved our little cameo and Bonnie too! Can't wait to come back and continue the grind!!!
She did a great job of keeping us all on our toes. Looking forward to more fun times together
A lively episode off you guys once again. That's really good news about how your new 'lifestyle' is having a positive impact on your diabetes Phil. Hopefully it will continue and improve all the more for you. That was a really nice clip of you clearing that Olive Tree of Ivy Jane. Nothing but good can come of this. I am sure you will be rewarded with plenty of olives in a few years time.
Take good care the both of you. 👍🏼
Thank you so much, we are learning as we go with the trees and I hope you are right about their future health. More to do later in the year. I think the lifestyle is a real positive, and I must make the most of it during our times in Portugal - well worth the trip each time.
STEP BY STEP THERE WILL BE MANAGED TO DO THINGS. CONGRATULATIONS.
Thanks a lot, we decided early to take our time and enjoy the process. It sure helps.😀🇵🇹
I’ve been a type 1 for 53years now. Still healthy all is good. My two daughters and one granddaughters is also type 1. It’s funny if we go out to eat together and all have our insulin at the same time. We all have the libre sensor. Good old nhs
It's great to hear you are all keeping well. The tech is a big change from my early days, especially the monitor display in the car - I was always very nervous and set off on a long journey with a handy snack and tested on arrival to be through the roof. Not the healthiest but I got away with it. Now it's a different story. Very pleased. Take care all of you, with best wishes from Portugal. 🇵🇹 😀 👍
That fantastic Phil, love your channel. I from South Africa
Hello Sharon and thanks for joining us👍😎🇵🇹
I'll Give you some of our canna Lillies. They are multiplying rapidly. We have the giant ones as you know
Yes, please. I've never been known to turn down an offer of a free plant!
Hi Jane. When you cut the roots of the ivy vines do you then put some poison in the remaining root so it dies and can’t regrow? Or is that not necessary? Or is it a conscious choice not to use weed killer chemicals? Just curious bc of my own garden.
We're trying to stay chemical-free, so no poison has been used. The ivy will inevitably regrow, but if I can clear the big stems from the trunks now, I'm hoping I can keep on top of it in the future with just the secateurs
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