The fence looks great - well done! You may need to put those thin iron bars used for re-enforcing concrete at the base of the fence to keep the wild boars out... I live in the south of France, and a year ago installed a nice new fence to keep a boar out of my garden. He continued to enter, digging a trench to force his way through the bottom of the fence. Only iron bars attached to the base of the fence, and then attached to stakes driven into the ground, kept them out! Hope you won't have the same experience, but guess you'll find out in time!
Merci Patrice pour un autre commentaire! Votre soutien compte tellement pour nous ! Nous sommes très heureux que vous pensez que nous faisons du bon travail, nous travaillons très fort pour être sûrs d'être satisfaits du résultat final! 🧡
I was just watching you clear all the shrubbery branches, et cetera thinking that it’s a good idea to move it all out the way to stop fire spreading, love the wood that you cut up olivewood is beautiful and almond as well, then all the sudden all hell let loose, smoke on fire coming over the mountains, I feel so sad for you both, and of sage , amazing child, that must’ve been a terrifying moment thinking that you might have lost everything, As you put so much hard work and effort into your work over the years, Luckily, somebody is looking down on you, and yes, a time of stress brings out the worst in people sometimes, Especially when there is a dangerous situation, My heart goes out to you all, You obviously know that it is a good idea not to have things that grow around the house could burn very easily, I know in some properties over in Canada where they have had fires they sometimes have 2 to 300 m of cleared area around the property and even that is not enough in some cases, Carry on watching you are amazing adventure,
Thank you for another lovely comment Hog! Someone was definitely looking down on us that day, we will be forever grateful! We will definitely be clearing more of the land this year and making a big fire break at the bottom of our land where we are most vulnerable (fire coming up the slope from pine woods below). Yes we loved the olive wood fencing around the pond, although not sure it will actually stop the mouflon! Thanks again for your heartfelt message❤️
I liked both approaches to a fire heading your way. One calm and casual the other a little panicked and caring. Think you both are living a great life and working so hard. Fingers crossed for the fence. Forget the bench get the hammocks out.
I'm probably a little younger than you, but your channel, the content you share on it and your choice to live your life in this way is incredibly motivating for me. Thank you for sharing all this with us, the path you decided to take in life is not easy but it is beautiful! Greetings from Serbia 🌸
Thank you Cамо for your comment, all the way from Serbia wow! So cool to hear you're enjoying our videos, we really appreciate the support for our channel! Perhaps this is something you are thinking of doing too? ❤️
That fire was a code call, it makes me wonder what and how to build fire proof. I teared for you. You're so deserving and lighthearted. You reminded me of myself, as you moved focused and like lightening against the danger. Cheers
Thank you Jaantoenen, for your compassionate comment. We really appreciate the support ❤️. We are currently trying to design a firebreak at the bottom of our land so we can be ready for next summer!
You had amazing presence of mind to keep filming during the fire, when it was super scary. Looking forward to the next episode of creating a firebreak! 😅
Your videos are just absolutely beautiful. The videography, the honesty the wholesomeness, I can watch you guys forever. I'm glad the fire didn't significantly affect your area and happy the fencing is done. Hoping in future videos we get an update that it's working out well.
Thanks fireindahole, that's a very sweet thing to say. We had about 20 hours of footage for this video, and took us a very long time to edit so it's really nice to hear you're positive words! We really hope the fence works too, it's rare our experiments actually work out to be honest haha ❤️
Your channel just popped up and I must say that your videos are really a pleasure to watch. They are pure, and the videography is getting much better as you post more. As a 78 yr old retiree I thoroughly enjoy travelling the world vicariously through many channels and I look forward to keeping up with your journey, thank you for your hard work editing which can take days. Cheers from Western Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you Stuart for a lovely comment! Really appreciate your kind words on our editing, it takes us so long to edit them and many things we don't put in the videos, so it's rewarding to have this feedback! We look forward to chatting in the comments more all the way from Western Canada! ❤️
Hi an Aussie here. This is my first video I’ve seen of yours, what a beautiful view of the valley. I couldn’t really see the vision when you were making the bench but it really came together. Even with a built in leisure and business sides😂😂
Haha thank you Tyler, Robbie is very happy to hear your kind words on his bench, I watched him for at least a month on his phone every evening researching wooden bench designs before making it! ❤️
I already watched like 30 your videos. Feels like I know you for years. Wish you make your own best fence and best food forest in the world. From Russia with love❤
Wow we're so happy you're enjoying our videos so much that you watched all of them! It really helps our family every time you watch one of our videos so thank you so much! Very happy to have you on the journey with us all the way from Russia! ❤️
Çok güzel bir paylaşım emeğinize sağlık çok severek izliyorum bu keyfi yaşattığınız için teşekkür ederim. Yangın için çok geçmiş olsun. ALLAH tekrarından sizleri ve tüm insanları korusun. Bahçede git gide güzelleşiyor . Sizin arazinizin büyüklüğü ne kadar.
Hey, congratulations on your beautiful UA-cam channel. Your optimism after the many setbacks is inspiring. Thank you for allowing us to look into a part of your fascinating family life. A few comments, in all modesty: cement is a kind of super chemical superglue! Biologically undegradable, very bad for the environment! You use tons of it (a concrete roof ?) . Electric equipment (chainsaw, ...) is now equivalent if you choose from a professional range, with all that sun on that beautiful mountain in Spain, the solar energy seems exuberant to me. And finally, there is a special dry cement for securing posts: making a hole, place the post, pouring in dry cement and water and adjusting it, cement dries in less then 10 minutes, advantage: much less work, no more leveling supports. And finally: a drone provides beautiful images (just watch Martijn Doolaart's vlog) and allows us to participate even more. Keep on doing what you do, it's great (Bart from Belgium, using google translate)
Thanks so much for your comment and advice Bart! We did research concrete quite a lot before using it on our project, and as long as we didn't use additives (which large construction buildings use for strengthening concrete etc), then the only downside would be the alkalinity of the surface runoff during rain... which can be beneficial to some plants (although not good for others). Greenhouse gasses from creating the cement isn't good, but we understand that lime (which makes up portland cement) is naturally occurring and therefore doesn't impact the ground other than the alkalinity aspect. But we'll make sure to do more research! Chainsaw - we're definitely keen to get an electric chainsaw, thanks for reminding us, we're not a fan of how much oil the chain gives off onto the trees when we're cutting them, not sure if you still have that problem with electric chainsaws though?! Dry cement for posts does seem like a good idea thanks for recommending, aligning the posts takes the most time! We're big fans of Martijn Doolaard and would love a drone like his, we're just trying to save up some money so we can get one!
Great episode, love the seat /bench , pleased the fire didn’t reach you it must have been real scary, the tree planting went well they’ll hopefully look amazing in a couple of years or so , Sage is super happy , you two are great parents keep up the good work 👍Graham
Thank you Graham for your ongoing support, and for the kind words about Sage! We really appreciate your comments! Robbie is very happy to hear you like his bench! ❤️
Thanks so much Giuseppe! Glad to hear you think we're doing a good job on the fence! It's our first time making a fence like this, and really praying it will be a long term solution! ❤️
Glad you are all safe and your home was safe. Well done to the firefighters and planes for doing such a great job. Looking forward to seeing if your new fence keeps the animals out, good luck 😊😊😊😊
Thank you Donald for your kind words. We're so grateful to all those pilots and firefighters on the ground! Fingers crossed the fence works as that will be a big win for us! (most things don't go so well haha) ❤️
Gracias Antonio! Tenemos muchas ganas de aprender más español, pero desde que Sage llegó a nuestras vidas ha sido más difícil encontrar el tiempo, pero al final lo conseguiremos! Cada día aprendemos más! ❤️
Also, if you're going to build a deck, put some more rock where the grass and little water puddles are before putting the deck on. But other than I love it. Hats off to both of you.
I live in Western Australia southwest and we also have summer fires 🔥 it is very stressful, but as you guys have also, we have great bush fire fighters. They beauty and tranquility of the country outways the stress, thanks for your videos, your making a go of it, good to see 😊
Thank you Barb, so cool to see you're following our journey all the way from Australia! Yes in the end it is worth it to be in nature, but for sure this year we will be building a fire break at the bottom of our land to give us some peace of mind! ❤️
Thanks for the comment Jamie! Yes that was pretty crazy, the birds were all making very strange noises all day as well, they knew what was happening better than us!
Thank you George! And thanks so much for being a youtube member! Glad to hear you think things are starting to look nice, it's really cool to see all the little things adding up, one day in like 30 years time it will be spectacular haha! Yes we're definitely going to be making a fire break in an upcoming video, we can't live through another fire like that without knowing we have some sort of defence.
What an epic episode. This had everything from Robbie playing Poldark, Batman or was it Count Dracula, Toad of Toad hall and a remake of an inferno disaster movie. All captured and edited beautifully by you guys. Stay happy and safe guys👍
Thank you for the kind words on Robbie and Sage's bench, I have told them and they are very happy! Robbie says he was considering cutting the seat to flatten it but actually found it quite comfy without doing it so decided to leave it! Thanks so much for the comment and support Jeremy! ❤️
Amei o vídeo, parabéns familia pelo episódio. O banco rústico ficou top... seu garotinho é lindo...parabéns casal... muito triste incêndio ,mas feliz pelos bombeiros que conseguiu apagar. E que sua propriedade nao foi atingida saudações do Brasil ❤
Obrigado pelo seu adorável comentário Mira! Estou muito feliz por ter você em nossa jornada conosco... desde o Brasil! Robbie e Sage estão muito felizes em ouvir suas amáveis palavras sobre o banco deles! ❤️
Indeed, Pepita, who now lives in the village, washed her family's clothes for decades on that washboard of the balsa,, and showed us where she hung them up on a clothes line between two almond trees
You guys rock, you remind me so much about us when we started 30 some yours ago in the Chilcotin Mountains in BC, and we are still here our son too he is 27 now and had exactly the same childhood and is still with us, keep on going you are doing the right thing, good luck, from the Chilcotin Sunrise Chalet, check it out
Thanks Roland! And thanks for subscribing to the channel! We really appreciate the motivational words. Your place looks incredible! Wow what a nice lake ❤️
Step one " Move the Baby " 🤣🤣🤣🤣 . Just looking at the property beside yours , " the ROCKS ' . Get in touch with the local prison and get some prisoners on hard labor to break up the rocks , if you can understand that . whether or not you have the money , you are reusing what you have on hand , reusing old materials etc . The fence you just built around that water tank is awesome . It adds character to you land . You were very luck with that bush fire , the main thing was , that you were all safe . from the Australian .
Haha thanks for another comment Bob we love your support! We hope the olive wood fence works around the pond, it's a bit wobbly, pretty sure the mouflon will fall in the pond if they try and jump it and then they won't try again! Yes we'll do our best to re-use what we have in future, it's a good point, for sure we need to make more things with the rocks we have! Lots of new stone walls... maybe we'll train Sage in stone wall making ❤️
Grazie mille per il tuo continuo supporto Andrea! Siamo rimasti così stupiti dai pipistrelli che adoriamo vederli e assicurarci che siano felici di vivere nella nostra terra! ❤️
As long as you keep your bush area down and don't grow Eucalyptus you'll be safe and if it gets to close put a wet cloth over your face to help you breathe without inhaling the smoke or you'll get smoke inhalation.
What a make over, looks like the area of my ancestros, our family came from Andalusian mountains, amazing wildlife and pesky! I have to say your reaction to the range fire😂😂 a cup of tea! I heard of a story during the war, the Jerry's were spotted and an American service man opened up with anti aircraft guns whilst the chaps were serving tea! 😂😂, glad your spared you must be up high to get snow? Be awesome to see your produce, and a spring? Water of life. Thanks for the videos have not seen all but amazing work!!!👍👍👍👍👍 many thumbs up, right on!
Thank you for leaving such a kind and thoughtful comment Jerome! So cool your family came from Andalusian mountains! Although the animals are very naughty and destructive, we do love them! We had snow the past few years but not this year, usually we are the only house in the valley to get snow! Thanks so much for coming along on the journey with us ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman I may have missed the reason of Owl Man but I haven't seen all of your videos, your baby reminds me of my own at that age, so curious, she's 6 now, did you dig diversion canals for the rain? That looked really scary, and of course only decades apart! Liked the bench ☺ I built a Tori gate like that too, very Natural and Shinto, it's going to be fun to continue this journey thanks for sharing, I'm a builder 30 plus years so if I have any suggestions I'll pass them on but you two seem to adapr exceedingly well.
Owl man will be explained more in future, basically Robbie had a hard time recently and found some perspective by making lots of homes for owls! He really likes owls. So nice to hear your daughter was like Sage! Please do let us know if you have more thoughts on our building ideas, we welcome all the advice we can get! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman Is it on the list to enclose the spring! Will a rain water catchment system render some good in times of low rainfall and drought? Be nice to have a back up especially where water is concerned, I actually have the Owl Man name, I was with a group of Lakota people during the last 22 years and earned a name with the people, and yes I do have an affinity for Owls who would have guessed and our baby when she was, had a turquoise dragfly land on her head in our backyard, 🤣 nothing like being in the natural world.
For sure we'll put up our 100,000 litre tank next year with 20x20m corrugated metal panel structure for rainwater collection. Wow that's amazing you have shared 22 years with them, you must have learnt a lot! A fellow owl man amazing! Dragon flies can have quite a strong grip when they land on you! ❤️
It's scary when a forest fire is right next to your family. Danger can happen suddenly at any time. Do you have preventive measures? I really like your sharing.
Thank you for your comment Ly Thi Anh, all the way from Vietnam, wow, and your story looks amazing! We have a lot of wild goats living on the mountain that keep the grass between the trees low, which helps for fire prevention, as long as the trees are planted with some separation then this usually slows the fire down enough to stop it (if the vegetation between the trees is kept low)! ❤️
I am surprised you used the strimmer in such hot, dry and windy conditions. In Portugal we aren’t allowed to use any cutting tools like that in the heat in case of sparks.
Yes! Today is going to be a great day. I didn't miss the notification and it's a 47 minute video?! This of course is an initial reaction comment, I'll comment again later lol
Terima kasih banyak atas komentar baiknya! Senang sekali Anda ikut dalam perjalanan ini bersama kami, jauh-jauh dari Indonesia! Video bertahan hidup Anda sangat keren! ❤️
I'm sure you'll be clearing all the dead trees and branches from your land in case a fire happens again. Plant some flowers by your lovely bench, then maybe your wife will appreciate it more. 😉
Thanks for the comment Susan! We're definitely going to be cleaning our land after this, we never really understood why spanish farmers were so strict on cleaning their land, we just thought they didn't like plants! We've got some nice sunflowers growing in front of the bench now! ❤️
친절한 댓글 주신 최영우님 감사합니다! 당신이 한국에서 우리의 여행을 따라오고 있다는 것을 알게 되어 반갑습니다! ❤️
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Awesome progress and yet you are so humble. It is refreshing to follow your journey. I would be interested in learning which food you grow and how much you can already sustain yourselves. We grow some veggies and berries but far from living of our own land. Glad the fire was put out before reaching your home. Stay safe!
Thank you Andreas that is very kind! Even though we have 4 quite large veg gardens now we still have lots more work to do be done! Being organic we obviously have to sacrifice quite a lot to the bugs, but with our growing diversity we are getting less and less bug problems which is nice. We grow a big variety of vegetables and recently planting berry bushes too. We really need to build a cold store so we can store our root veggies over long periods, but we're not sure how well cold stores work in hot climates like spain. We'll do a full video on how self sufficient we are soon. Sounds like you've made a good start already!
Felicidades por vuestros videos, entiendo que si fueran mas cortos y frecuentes os seguirian mas gente, a mi me gustan igual. Ver como el peque rie y disfruta de la naturaleza es lo importante. Saludos
Gracias por tus comentarios Pedro, estamos tratando de publicar videos con más frecuencia, simplemente somos muy nuevos en la edición de videos, por lo que nos está tomando tiempo aprender. Sí, es muy agradable ver a Sage disfrutando de la naturaleza. A él le encantan los sapos y las ranas! ❤️
There was once a man called Robbie,who thought he was a bit of a dolly: He tried to use a scythe,but all he found was an insect writhe; So he took up his chainsaw,so that Sage could go on the seesaw❤😊
Plant some comfrey around your garden. Then as it grows you can chop and drop the leaves as really good fertilizer. It is high in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. All of the nutrients your garden needs yo thrive
The movie-making skills you have are...well, considerable. That Robbie filmed during a crisis signaled to viewers that what they were seeing was not a totally filtered view. The same goes for the scenes where you are fretting with one another, as when Emilia wanted to plant a tree on a bank that Robbie was trying to reinforce against collapse. (She rightly stuck up for herself, & probably was in the right; roots hold banks.) Conflict, pain, anger--they're not a signal love is in danger; depends on how you handle difficulties, and how deep is the reservoir of trust. The framing of videos around work projects gets all of us involved in your plan of life. Shouldn't we too have a plan of life? Lots of people don't. Overall, it helps that the 'casting' is tops. For the female lead, you've got a beautiful woman whom the camera loves. Was Robbie a model too? Could have been. Both of you have lovely voices. Beautiful people don't always have beautiful voices. And Robbie as cameraman gives love to his woman--he indulges us with long shots of her bodily form, her funny faces, her crooked-toothed smile. I take it that Emilia may be the editor. She likes to show Robbie in fast-forward scenes of his toils on the land (how amazing! how funny!). || And the little lad--rhythmically taking to the lovely breast down the years--seems to all of us a very lucky child. When is it best to wean a child? Back in Missouri, where I grew up, they used to say, if the child standing on its own feet could nurse the standing mother, it was time to stop.
Thank you Adrian, some poetic words there, and very kind! Thank you for the positive words on our filming and editing too, we're really trying our best, but with no real experience! We're both from the north of England, so it's sweet of you to say our voices are beautiful! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman I have some logs and some Planck planks of timber that is rotten and got holes in it as well from Grubbs, I’m hoping to get some resin later in the year, to make some art pieces with resin embedded into the wood, you might find it interesting. Have a look on UA-cam., something for the future to earn some pennies,
@@ladyandtheowlman Hi 👋, you might find interesting a guy over in Canada called Spague Woodturning, don’t think I spelt it right. I’ll have to find it and probably send it to if you can’t find him does a lot of Woodturning which incorporates resin and Rottenwood and unusual bits., And they sulphur a lot of money he has got a good clientele. Hope you find this interesting. Hope you all have a great weekend. Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do ha ha ha ha.
Robbie is glad you support his intense vibe strategy haha. Might be the scariest thing that will ever happen in our lives! Thanks for the comment, we really appreciate the love for our videos! ❤️
Love what you are doing! Hate to be the safety police, but you should consider wearing eye protection when messing around with all that fencing and barbed wire.
Thanks Kevin! Thank you for your support it means the world to us! And you are totally right about wearing goggle for the wire, it's so dangerous, when you're busy you forget these things but we will get better we promise! 🧡
You all need to buy a weed wacker that would help with getting rid of a lot of the grass. Then, it will make the job easier to clear it out the area much better.
Thanks Juliet! We got the weed wacker out eventually! We have a lot of frogs and toads and Robbie wanted to make sure they were ok first, so we tried the scythe first! Thank you so much for your comments and support for our channel it means the world to us! ❤️
Hello dear family, I hope you have a happy, fun and warm time. I was wondering if you need help with the work from someone who loves this beautiful and wonderful family business. Please let me know.
Thank you Gehad for your kind words that's very sweet! I'm sure we'll need some help at some point, if you send us an email on our email address in the about section on our channel we can stay in touch, and we'll let you know when we're looking for some help! ❤️
I think you can grow. almond. walnut, apricot , apple. peach , nectarine, fig pomegranate, cherry . Except Cherry, the rest you can put two seeds on top of each other and put soil on them and it will be a fantastic grafted tree root , for grapes, just find some good grapes, around Christmas, get some branches and put them deep in Ground, it will be fantastic grapes, as good as mother tree. for pomegranate and fig, you can get some branches from a good tree and dig a deep hole and put them in the whole, you will have fantastic fruit, don't buy the trees. this is what is did and i get lots of fruits. I wish you wouldn't cut the extra fence post, deer can jump over your short fence, you needed taller fence. you guys have adorable little boy, please be careful about mountain birds they can be dangerous for kids, keep him close yourself. also from snake. 😊😊😊
Wow that's some great knowledge Mosen, thank you so much for sharing with us! We have tried this with pomegranate and it worked well, so for sure we'll try your other techniques too! And yes you're probably right... next time we will leave the posts a little longer! ❤️
Are you guys happy we finally fenced off the area, and won’t be complaining about wild animals anymore!? 😅💪🏼
"poco a poco" as they say in Spain .... you're getting there, little by little!!
You did an awesome job.
@@adamtash2891Poco-poco same word in Malaysia(Poco3 Dance)..😂😂😂 just joke..
You are making yourselves a lovely, nutritious, soon-to-be-a-bit-more-lush sanctuary. Thanks for sharing your lives. 😊
The fence looks great - well done!
You may need to put those thin iron bars used for re-enforcing concrete at the base of the fence to keep the wild boars out... I live in the south of France, and a year ago installed a nice new fence to keep a boar out of my garden. He continued to enter, digging a trench to force his way through the bottom of the fence. Only iron bars attached to the base of the fence, and then attached to stakes driven into the ground, kept them out! Hope you won't have the same experience, but guess you'll find out in time!
Non seulement vous faites un travail formidable mais en plus vous êtes très beaux ❤❤
Merci Patrice pour un autre commentaire! Votre soutien compte tellement pour nous ! Nous sommes très heureux que vous pensez que nous faisons du bon travail, nous travaillons très fort pour être sûrs d'être satisfaits du résultat final! 🧡
You are such a lovely family, truly you are.
Thanks for the continued support Greg! We really appreciate the love ❤️
What can I say guys, you just make me smile and chill . Thank you.❤️🇬🇧🙏
Thank you Nick for supporting our channel and our family! ❤️
I was just watching you clear all the shrubbery branches, et cetera thinking that it’s a good idea to move it all out the way to stop fire spreading, love the wood that you cut up olivewood is beautiful and almond as well, then all the sudden all hell let loose, smoke on fire coming over the mountains, I feel so sad for you both, and of sage , amazing child, that must’ve been a terrifying moment thinking that you might have lost everything, As you put so much hard work and effort into your work over the years, Luckily, somebody is looking down on you, and yes, a time of stress brings out the worst in people sometimes, Especially when there is a dangerous situation, My heart goes out to you all, You obviously know that it is a good idea not to have things that grow around the house could burn very easily, I know in some properties over in Canada where they have had fires they sometimes have 2 to 300 m of cleared area around the property and even that is not enough in some cases, Carry on watching you are amazing adventure,
Thank you for another lovely comment Hog! Someone was definitely looking down on us that day, we will be forever grateful! We will definitely be clearing more of the land this year and making a big fire break at the bottom of our land where we are most vulnerable (fire coming up the slope from pine woods below). Yes we loved the olive wood fencing around the pond, although not sure it will actually stop the mouflon! Thanks again for your heartfelt message❤️
Love everything about your family and your relationship. Such raw and real content not over produced. Keep up the great content.
Thank you Alan that's a very sweet thing to say, we're new to making videos but it's good to hear you're enjoying the style ❤️
I liked both approaches to a fire heading your way. One calm and casual the other a little panicked and caring. Think you both are living a great life and working so hard. Fingers crossed for the fence. Forget the bench get the hammocks out.
Thank you Tony for the kind comment and following us on our journey! ❤️
I'm probably a little younger than you, but your channel, the content you share on it and your choice to live your life in this way is incredibly motivating for me.
Thank you for sharing all this with us, the path you decided to take in life is not easy but it is beautiful!
Greetings from Serbia 🌸
Thank you Cамо for your comment, all the way from Serbia wow! So cool to hear you're enjoying our videos, we really appreciate the support for our channel! Perhaps this is something you are thinking of doing too? ❤️
That fire was a code call, it makes me wonder what and how to build fire proof. I teared for you. You're so deserving and lighthearted. You reminded me of myself, as you moved focused and like lightening against the danger. Cheers
Thank you Jaantoenen, for your compassionate comment. We really appreciate the support ❤️. We are currently trying to design a firebreak at the bottom of our land so we can be ready for next summer!
You had amazing presence of mind to keep filming during the fire, when it was super scary. Looking forward to the next episode of creating a firebreak! 😅
Great progress! You are giving the kid the best time of his life!
Thank you Eduardo! ❤️
Your videos are just absolutely beautiful. The videography, the honesty the wholesomeness, I can watch you guys forever. I'm glad the fire didn't significantly affect your area and happy the fencing is done. Hoping in future videos we get an update that it's working out well.
Thanks fireindahole, that's a very sweet thing to say. We had about 20 hours of footage for this video, and took us a very long time to edit so it's really nice to hear you're positive words! We really hope the fence works too, it's rare our experiments actually work out to be honest haha ❤️
Your channel just popped up and I must say that your videos are really a pleasure to watch. They are pure, and the videography is getting much better as you post more. As a 78 yr old retiree I thoroughly enjoy travelling the world vicariously through many channels and I look forward to keeping up with your journey, thank you for your hard work editing which can take days. Cheers from Western Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you Stuart for a lovely comment! Really appreciate your kind words on our editing, it takes us so long to edit them and many things we don't put in the videos, so it's rewarding to have this feedback! We look forward to chatting in the comments more all the way from Western Canada! ❤️
Sometimes this show gets so Withnnail and I. Best episode yet! Keep going my darlings!
Thank you Johann, we really appreciate the love and support for our family! ❤️
Haha just got your reference!
Happy family🎉
watching from the blog starts and enjoy the living homestead
Thank you for the lovely comment Andray! We really appreciate the support for our family! ❤️
Hi an Aussie here. This is my first video I’ve seen of yours, what a beautiful view of the valley. I couldn’t really see the vision when you were making the bench but it really came together. Even with a built in leisure and business sides😂😂
Haha thank you Tyler, Robbie is very happy to hear your kind words on his bench, I watched him for at least a month on his phone every evening researching wooden bench designs before making it! ❤️
I already watched like 30 your videos. Feels like I know you for years. Wish you make your own best fence and best food forest in the world. From Russia with love❤
Wow we're so happy you're enjoying our videos so much that you watched all of them! It really helps our family every time you watch one of our videos so thank you so much! Very happy to have you on the journey with us all the way from Russia! ❤️
Çok güzel bir paylaşım emeğinize sağlık çok severek izliyorum bu keyfi yaşattığınız için teşekkür ederim. Yangın için çok geçmiş olsun. ALLAH tekrarından sizleri ve tüm insanları korusun. Bahçede git gide güzelleşiyor . Sizin arazinizin büyüklüğü ne kadar.
Güzel sözlerin için teşekkürler Muhammed! Bize motivasyon veriyorlar! Arazimiz 14 dönüm ❤️
Hey, congratulations on your beautiful UA-cam channel. Your optimism after the many setbacks is inspiring. Thank you for allowing us to look into a part of your fascinating family life. A few comments, in all modesty: cement is a kind of super chemical superglue! Biologically undegradable, very bad for the environment! You use tons of it (a concrete roof ?) . Electric equipment (chainsaw, ...) is now equivalent if you choose from a professional range, with all that sun on that beautiful mountain in Spain, the solar energy seems exuberant to me. And finally, there is a special dry cement for securing posts: making a hole, place the post, pouring in dry cement and water and adjusting it, cement dries in less then 10 minutes, advantage: much less work, no more leveling supports. And finally: a drone provides beautiful images (just watch Martijn Doolaart's vlog) and allows us to participate even more. Keep on doing what you do, it's great (Bart from Belgium, using google translate)
Thanks so much for your comment and advice Bart! We did research concrete quite a lot before using it on our project, and as long as we didn't use additives (which large construction buildings use for strengthening concrete etc), then the only downside would be the alkalinity of the surface runoff during rain... which can be beneficial to some plants (although not good for others). Greenhouse gasses from creating the cement isn't good, but we understand that lime (which makes up portland cement) is naturally occurring and therefore doesn't impact the ground other than the alkalinity aspect. But we'll make sure to do more research! Chainsaw - we're definitely keen to get an electric chainsaw, thanks for reminding us, we're not a fan of how much oil the chain gives off onto the trees when we're cutting them, not sure if you still have that problem with electric chainsaws though?! Dry cement for posts does seem like a good idea thanks for recommending, aligning the posts takes the most time! We're big fans of Martijn Doolaard and would love a drone like his, we're just trying to save up some money so we can get one!
Great episode, love the seat /bench , pleased the fire didn’t reach you it must have been real scary, the tree planting went well they’ll hopefully look amazing in a couple of years or so , Sage is super happy , you two are great parents keep up the good work 👍Graham
Thank you Graham for your ongoing support, and for the kind words about Sage! We really appreciate your comments! Robbie is very happy to hear you like his bench! ❤️
Comme ça fait plaisir de vous entendre rire de cette façon avec les vôtres. Que vous puissiez être réunis bientôt. Bonne semaine
Merci pour vos gentils mots Nadine! ❤️
I did forget to tell you guys you are doing a good job for the fence thank you for the video cheers 👍👍👋👋🍻🍻
Thanks so much Giuseppe! Glad to hear you think we're doing a good job on the fence! It's our first time making a fence like this, and really praying it will be a long term solution! ❤️
Always good to see how this lovely family takes care of each other! Be well!
Thank you filip for your kind comment! ❤️
Glad you are all safe and your home was safe. Well done to the firefighters and planes for doing such a great job. Looking forward to seeing if your new fence keeps the animals out, good luck 😊😊😊😊
Thank you Donald for your kind words. We're so grateful to all those pilots and firefighters on the ground! Fingers crossed the fence works as that will be a big win for us! (most things don't go so well haha) ❤️
Me encanta veros, impaciente en poco tiempo escucharos hablar algo más de Español. Saludos
Gracias Antonio! Tenemos muchas ganas de aprender más español, pero desde que Sage llegó a nuestras vidas ha sido más difícil encontrar el tiempo, pero al final lo conseguiremos! Cada día aprendemos más! ❤️
Also, if you're going to build a deck, put some more rock where the grass and little water puddles are before putting the deck on. But other than I love it. Hats off to both of you.
Thanks for the idea Juliet! ❤️
So young and so matured
You are a very beautiful family, you will achieve great things, I love you very much, I am waiting for more videos, have a good day.
Thank you so much for your love and support ❤️
❤❤❤ your content,,& family,, Amazing... hardworking & Team work... God Bless You
Thank you Mohd for your kind words ❤️
I’m just happy there’s a new post😂
Thank you Mark we're really glad to have you on the journey with us! ❤️
I live in Western Australia southwest and we also have summer fires 🔥 it is very stressful, but as you guys have also, we have great bush fire fighters. They beauty and tranquility of the country outways the stress, thanks for your videos, your making a go of it, good to see 😊
Thank you Barb, so cool to see you're following our journey all the way from Australia! Yes in the end it is worth it to be in nature, but for sure this year we will be building a fire break at the bottom of our land to give us some peace of mind! ❤️
beautiful young family
Thank you for the love and support! ❤️
Nice bench. Very creative.. Arthur in California, U.S.A.🤓
Thank you Arthur, Robbie and Sage are very happy to hear the love! So happy you're enjoying our videos all the way from California! ❤️
Love the snake checking out the fire ! x
Thanks for the comment Jamie! Yes that was pretty crazy, the birds were all making very strange noises all day as well, they knew what was happening better than us!
@@ladyandtheowlman They did indeed !
Love the rustic bench,
Robbie & Sage are very pleased to hear this, thank you for your kind words! ❤️
Great episode! Sage is so grown up!
Thanks for the love that's very kind! He's growing up so fast it's crazy to see! We're getting new muscles trying to pick him up these days! ❤️
Oh that little guy is super cute.
He really is fun to have around! Thanks for the support Peter! ❤️
so lucky the fires didnt come to your land....🙏
the firefighters are amazing!
this episode was very sweet! Sage is growing so fast
Thank you Adam. Yes the gods were with us that day. Sage really is growing fast, everytime we look back 2 or 3 videos ago he looks so small haha! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman he's actually becoming a helper now...and at such a young age!
Good job, guys! Your hacienda is starting to look nice and is environmentally friendly. Forest fires are inevitable, and that one was a close call.
Thank you George! And thanks so much for being a youtube member! Glad to hear you think things are starting to look nice, it's really cool to see all the little things adding up, one day in like 30 years time it will be spectacular haha! Yes we're definitely going to be making a fire break in an upcoming video, we can't live through another fire like that without knowing we have some sort of defence.
What a treat.goin to save watching this for bedtime❤😊
It will be beautiful.
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Just been watching all the floods near you toda and yesterday,hope you got enough to put out that wildfire.
Thanks Robert! I think we had around 80mm of rain, not a crazy amount but very welcome! We were running around in it shouting with happiness haha!
@@ladyandtheowlman just over 3 inch so more than enough to put that fire out.
What an epic episode. This had everything from Robbie playing Poldark, Batman or was it Count Dracula, Toad of Toad hall and a remake of an inferno disaster movie. All captured and edited beautifully by you guys. Stay happy and safe guys👍
Haha wow love that description David! We really appreciate the love and support for our videos and helping our family survive on this mountain! ❤️
The bench is great. How about just cutting the top off the seat to flatten it. Nice vid guys, glad your house is safe ✨
Thank you for the kind words on Robbie and Sage's bench, I have told them and they are very happy! Robbie says he was considering cutting the seat to flatten it but actually found it quite comfy without doing it so decided to leave it! Thanks so much for the comment and support Jeremy! ❤️
Amei o vídeo, parabéns familia pelo episódio. O banco rústico ficou top... seu garotinho é lindo...parabéns casal... muito triste incêndio ,mas feliz pelos bombeiros que conseguiu apagar. E que sua propriedade nao foi atingida saudações do Brasil ❤
Obrigado pelo seu adorável comentário Mira! Estou muito feliz por ter você em nossa jornada conosco... desde o Brasil! Robbie e Sage estão muito felizes em ouvir suas amáveis palavras sobre o banco deles! ❤️
Indeed, Pepita, who now lives in the village, washed her family's clothes for decades on that washboard of the balsa,, and showed us where she hung them up on a clothes line between two almond trees
So cute the baby
Thank you Duong! He brings us so much joy, such a fun little guy to have around! ❤️
I have no doubt ❤️
You guys rock, you remind me so much about us when we started 30 some yours ago in the Chilcotin Mountains in BC, and we are still here our son too he is 27 now and had exactly the same childhood and is still with us, keep on going you are doing the right thing, good luck, from the Chilcotin Sunrise Chalet, check it out
Thanks Roland! And thanks for subscribing to the channel! We really appreciate the motivational words. Your place looks incredible! Wow what a nice lake ❤️
Hi 👋, Lady & The Owl 🦉 Man and of course Sage, Love the rustic bench, thank you for sharing your amazing journey, Stay Safe, France.
Yes we thought you'd like the use of the almond log Phil! ❤️
great for small family, i love the video 😍😍
Thank you that's very kind! Your camping in the rain video is really cool btw! ❤️
Step one " Move the Baby " 🤣🤣🤣🤣 . Just looking at the property beside yours , " the ROCKS ' . Get in touch with the local prison and get some prisoners on hard labor to break up the rocks , if you can understand that .
whether or not you have the money , you are reusing what you have on hand , reusing old materials etc . The fence you just built around that water tank is awesome . It adds character to you land .
You were very luck with that bush fire , the main thing was , that you were all safe . from the Australian .
Haha thanks for another comment Bob we love your support! We hope the olive wood fence works around the pond, it's a bit wobbly, pretty sure the mouflon will fall in the pond if they try and jump it and then they won't try again! Yes we'll do our best to re-use what we have in future, it's a good point, for sure we need to make more things with the rocks we have! Lots of new stone walls... maybe we'll train Sage in stone wall making ❤️
I saw the "Rumors" tour..............before you were born. Now I feel old.
Wow that must have been awesome!? Lucky you ❤️
I watched the whole video....... Awesome
Thanks so much Nachat! Hope all going well with your farm! ❤️
Beautiful Beautiful Scenery, Well Done Video!!
Thank you Thomas for your kind words, and yes the mountain views never get boring! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman you are quite welcome!! Wishing you all a wonderful week ahead, cheers from the U.S., this Cajun.
You too Thomas! ❤️
Keep going
Thank you Xuala, we really appreciate the comment and words of motivation! ❤️
Grateful
Thank you for your support video bob! ❤️
WONDERFUL MUSIC!!!
Thank you John, we'll make sure to add music next time too! ❤️
Ciao ragazzi, bel video. State facendo un bel lavoro e fantastica è la ripresa del pipistrello .
Grazie mille per il tuo continuo supporto Andrea! Siamo rimasti così stupiti dai pipistrelli che adoriamo vederli e assicurarci che siano felici di vivere nella nostra terra! ❤️
As long as you keep your bush area down and don't grow Eucalyptus you'll be safe and if it gets to close put a wet cloth over your face to help you breathe without inhaling the smoke or you'll get smoke inhalation.
Thanks for the tip on the wet cloth Robert, didn't realise that worked! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman stops you swallowing the smoke and getting smoke inhalation
Muy bien, esa valla salió genial 👏👏👏👏
Gracias, es muy amable! Es la primera vez que hacemos una cerca como esta, así que si funciona, será un gran éxito para nuestra granja! ❤️
What a make over, looks like the area of my ancestros, our family came from Andalusian mountains, amazing wildlife and pesky! I have to say your reaction to the range fire😂😂 a cup of tea! I heard of a story during the war, the Jerry's were spotted and an American service man opened up with anti aircraft guns whilst the chaps were serving tea! 😂😂, glad your spared you must be up high to get snow? Be awesome to see your produce, and a spring? Water of life. Thanks for the videos have not seen all but amazing work!!!👍👍👍👍👍 many thumbs up, right on!
Thank you for leaving such a kind and thoughtful comment Jerome! So cool your family came from Andalusian mountains! Although the animals are very naughty and destructive, we do love them! We had snow the past few years but not this year, usually we are the only house in the valley to get snow! Thanks so much for coming along on the journey with us ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman I may have missed the reason of Owl Man but I haven't seen all of your videos, your baby reminds me of my own at that age, so curious, she's 6 now, did you dig diversion canals for the rain? That looked really scary, and of course only decades apart! Liked the bench ☺ I built a Tori gate like that too, very Natural and Shinto, it's going to be fun to continue this journey thanks for sharing, I'm a builder 30 plus years so if I have any suggestions I'll pass them on but you two seem to adapr exceedingly well.
Owl man will be explained more in future, basically Robbie had a hard time recently and found some perspective by making lots of homes for owls! He really likes owls. So nice to hear your daughter was like Sage! Please do let us know if you have more thoughts on our building ideas, we welcome all the advice we can get! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman Is it on the list to enclose the spring! Will a rain water catchment system render some good in times of low rainfall and drought? Be nice to have a back up especially where water is concerned, I actually have the Owl Man name, I was with a group of Lakota people during the last 22 years and earned a name with the people, and yes I do have an affinity for Owls who would have guessed and our baby when she was, had a turquoise dragfly land on her head in our backyard, 🤣 nothing like being in the natural world.
For sure we'll put up our 100,000 litre tank next year with 20x20m corrugated metal panel structure for rainwater collection. Wow that's amazing you have shared 22 years with them, you must have learnt a lot! A fellow owl man amazing! Dragon flies can have quite a strong grip when they land on you! ❤️
iam very happy to see your videos ,its so good i wached the full video❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your support! ❤️
Looking at you guys, I ask myself once again, why do we do this? Applause. Well done once again.
Haha yes some days we wonder if our lives would have been more relaxing if we had stayed in our tiny flat in London! Thanks for the support Martin! ❤️
It's scary when a forest fire is right next to your family. Danger can happen suddenly at any time. Do you have preventive measures? I really like your sharing.
Thank you for your comment Ly Thi Anh, all the way from Vietnam, wow, and your story looks amazing! We have a lot of wild goats living on the mountain that keep the grass between the trees low, which helps for fire prevention, as long as the trees are planted with some separation then this usually slows the fire down enough to stop it (if the vegetation between the trees is kept low)! ❤️
Your video is very beautiful❤❤❤
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I am surprised you used the strimmer in such hot, dry and windy conditions. In Portugal we aren’t allowed to use any cutting tools like that in the heat in case of sparks.
Thanks Williams family, we check on our phone beforehand to see if it is ok to use machinery that day! Thanks for watching and commenting ❤️
Yes! Today is going to be a great day. I didn't miss the notification and it's a 47 minute video?! This of course is an initial reaction comment, I'll comment again later lol
Haha thank you Fireindahole! ❤️
Sangat lucu lihat si kecil ❤❤❤ sukses selalu buat mbak, salam kenal 🙏🙏
Terima kasih banyak atas komentar baiknya! Senang sekali Anda ikut dalam perjalanan ini bersama kami, jauh-jauh dari Indonesia! Video bertahan hidup Anda sangat keren! ❤️
I'm sure you'll be clearing all the dead trees and branches from your land in case a fire happens again. Plant some flowers by your lovely bench, then maybe your wife will appreciate it more. 😉
Thanks for the comment Susan! We're definitely going to be cleaning our land after this, we never really understood why spanish farmers were so strict on cleaning their land, we just thought they didn't like plants! We've got some nice sunflowers growing in front of the bench now! ❤️
멋진 삶을 진정으로 응원합니다.❤❤
친절한 댓글 주신 최영우님 감사합니다! 당신이 한국에서 우리의 여행을 따라오고 있다는 것을 알게 되어 반갑습니다! ❤️
Awesome progress and yet you are so humble. It is refreshing to follow your journey. I would be interested in learning which food you grow and how much you can already sustain yourselves. We grow some veggies and berries but far from living of our own land. Glad the fire was put out before reaching your home. Stay safe!
Thank you Andreas that is very kind! Even though we have 4 quite large veg gardens now we still have lots more work to do be done! Being organic we obviously have to sacrifice quite a lot to the bugs, but with our growing diversity we are getting less and less bug problems which is nice. We grow a big variety of vegetables and recently planting berry bushes too. We really need to build a cold store so we can store our root veggies over long periods, but we're not sure how well cold stores work in hot climates like spain. We'll do a full video on how self sufficient we are soon. Sounds like you've made a good start already!
love your videos guys and the way you keep it real!
Thanks so much! Do you think you'd find anything good metal detecting on our mountain? ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman Possibly, you never know when treasures can turn up!
Stay safe.
Thank you Vasif! And thank you for being a subscriber ❤️
"Every man for himself"... hahahahaha... Priceless..
Hahaha ❤️
Felicidades por vuestros videos, entiendo que si fueran mas cortos y frecuentes os seguirian mas gente, a mi me gustan igual. Ver como el peque rie y disfruta de la naturaleza es lo importante.
Saludos
Gracias por tus comentarios Pedro, estamos tratando de publicar videos con más frecuencia, simplemente somos muy nuevos en la edición de videos, por lo que nos está tomando tiempo aprender. Sí, es muy agradable ver a Sage disfrutando de la naturaleza. A él le encantan los sapos y las ranas! ❤️
행복히세요 ..
감사합니다 ❤️
There was once a man called Robbie,who thought he was a bit of a dolly: He tried to use a scythe,but all he found was an insect writhe;
So he took up his chainsaw,so that Sage could go on the seesaw❤😊
Thank you Andrew for your lovely poems ❤️
Plant some comfrey around your garden. Then as it grows you can chop and drop the leaves as really good fertilizer. It is high in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. All of the nutrients your garden needs yo thrive
Thank you Linda! We're definitely a big fan of comfrey! And yes we have planted a few around some of the trees ❤️
The movie-making skills you have are...well, considerable. That Robbie filmed during a crisis signaled to viewers that what they were seeing was not a totally filtered view. The same goes for the scenes where you are fretting with one another, as when Emilia wanted to plant a tree on a bank that Robbie was trying to reinforce against collapse. (She rightly stuck up for herself, & probably was in the right; roots hold banks.) Conflict, pain, anger--they're not a signal love is in danger; depends on how you handle difficulties, and how deep is the reservoir of trust.
The framing of videos around work projects gets all of us involved in your plan of life. Shouldn't we too have a plan of life? Lots of people don't.
Overall, it helps that the 'casting' is tops. For the female lead, you've got a beautiful woman whom the camera loves. Was Robbie a model too? Could have been. Both of you have lovely voices. Beautiful people don't always have beautiful voices. And Robbie as cameraman gives love to his woman--he indulges us with long shots of her bodily form, her funny faces, her crooked-toothed smile. I take it that Emilia may be the editor. She likes to show Robbie in fast-forward scenes of his toils on the land (how amazing! how funny!). ||
And the little lad--rhythmically taking to the lovely breast down the years--seems to all of us a very lucky child. When is it best to wean a child? Back in Missouri, where I grew up, they used to say, if the child standing on its own feet could nurse the standing mother, it was time to stop.
Thank you Adrian, some poetic words there, and very kind! Thank you for the positive words on our filming and editing too, we're really trying our best, but with no real experience! We're both from the north of England, so it's sweet of you to say our voices are beautiful! ❤️
Hi 👋, I would love that pieces of wood Armond trees, make beautiful wood turning out of them,
Usually when you cut them the bugs have eaten the insides but not that big long one, it was a rare find! ❤️
@@ladyandtheowlman I have some logs and some Planck planks of timber that is rotten and got holes in it as well from Grubbs, I’m hoping to get some resin later in the year, to make some art pieces with resin embedded into the wood, you might find it interesting. Have a look on UA-cam., something for the future to earn some pennies,
Cool idea for bug eaten wood!
@@ladyandtheowlman Hi 👋, you might find interesting a guy over in Canada called Spague Woodturning, don’t think I spelt it right. I’ll have to find it and probably send it to if you can’t find him does a lot of Woodturning which incorporates resin and Rottenwood and unusual bits.,
And they sulphur a lot of money he has got a good clientele. Hope you find this interesting. Hope you all have a great weekend. Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do ha ha ha ha.
That's cool we'll check him out! ❤️
bit early for forest fires, wow...he's right not to underestimate it, you only fry once
Robbie is glad you support his intense vibe strategy haha. Might be the scariest thing that will ever happen in our lives! Thanks for the comment, we really appreciate the love for our videos! ❤️
Blessings, NC USA 🇺🇸
Thank you Thomas for supporting our channel and family! ❤️
Bravissimi 💪💪👋
Grazie Davide, apprezziamo davvero il tuo amore! ❤️
My new favourite channel 😊
Best wishes from Australia 🦘
Thanks Aussie homestead! So cool you're watching from australia! Maybe a similar climate to where you live? ❤️
Вы молодцы,живете единодушно
Спасибо, Никодим, какой прекрасный комментарий! ❤️
Another great video guys!!! You guys are hilarious 😄
Thanks so much Vera! Glad to hear you're still enjoying the videos! Hope all is well with you and your family? ❤️
Love what you are doing! Hate to be the safety police, but you should consider wearing eye protection when messing around with all that fencing and barbed wire.
Thanks Kevin! Thank you for your support it means the world to us! And you are totally right about wearing goggle for the wire, it's so dangerous, when you're busy you forget these things but we will get better we promise! 🧡
He’s freaking out and she is calm that when someone gets hurt
Massa o vídeo ❤
Obrigado Mateus ❤️
You need to dig some Berms and swales to help your land hold onto water.
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Gracias a ustedes!
Gracias Lina! Realmente apreciamos los comentarios y el amor! ❤️
Love your videos ❤
Thank you crazy lady for watching them and supporting our family! ❤️
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Thank you Nayel ❤️
You all need to buy a weed wacker that would help with getting rid of a lot of the grass. Then, it will make the job easier to clear it out the area much better.
Thanks Juliet! We got the weed wacker out eventually! We have a lot of frogs and toads and Robbie wanted to make sure they were ok first, so we tried the scythe first! Thank you so much for your comments and support for our channel it means the world to us! ❤️
Hello dear family, I hope you have a happy, fun and warm time. I was wondering if you need help with the work from someone who loves this beautiful and wonderful family business. Please let me know.
Thank you Gehad for your kind words that's very sweet! I'm sure we'll need some help at some point, if you send us an email on our email address in the about section on our channel we can stay in touch, and we'll let you know when we're looking for some help! ❤️
this was awesome. :)
Thank you Richard that's very sweet! We really appreciate the love ❤️
I think you can grow. almond. walnut, apricot , apple. peach , nectarine, fig pomegranate, cherry . Except Cherry, the rest you can put two seeds on top of each other and put soil on them and it will be a fantastic grafted tree root , for grapes, just find some good grapes, around Christmas, get some branches and put them deep in Ground, it will be fantastic grapes, as good as mother tree. for pomegranate and fig, you can get some branches from a good tree and dig a deep hole and put them in the whole, you will have fantastic fruit, don't buy the trees. this is what is did and i get lots
of fruits. I wish you wouldn't cut the extra fence post, deer can jump over your short fence, you needed taller fence. you guys have adorable little boy, please be careful about mountain birds they can be dangerous for kids, keep him close yourself. also from snake.
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Wow that's some great knowledge Mosen, thank you so much for sharing with us! We have tried this with pomegranate and it worked well, so for sure we'll try your other techniques too! And yes you're probably right... next time we will leave the posts a little longer! ❤️
You are charming.❤ The goats are not mouflons, they are called Arruís. They are invasive goats introduced by hunters from North Africa.
Thank you AMG! Oh really we didn't realise, we hear some locals call them Arruis, so we shall use this from now on! Are they a goat or a sheep? 🧡
Nice
Thank you Mayra! Appreciate the comment! ❤️
YES BUT how many trees did you loose ?