🪴 Plant some citronella plants and buy some citronella candles as well . I dealt with that in my backyard area. Those things were soooooooo bad. I also kept the grass cut and got rid of anything that helped them breed even though it's impossible around this time of year for you with all the creeks and ponds. I guess every little thing helps....lol. l love how the house is coming along. You're such an inspiration ❤️
Planting things like lavender, mint, citronella, lemongrass, basil, and catnip will make your yard smell heavenly and deter mosquitos. Also make sure you have a fountian in your pond to keep the surface of the water moving to deter mosquitos from laying eggs.
Don't plant mint in the ground though!! It will overtake your whole garden (speaking from experience :')) but in pots around the garden it can have the same effect and will help deter pests!
If you even knew how many times a day I say to myself, 'If Hannah can do it, I can do it.' Thank you so much for being so inspirational. You are amazing.
Shade over your Koi pond will help a lot with the algae growth, along with keeping grass from blowing into the pond while mowing. Just a FYI , if you dont know, on moving fish from container to pond and back make sure temp is the same in both bodies of water, so that fish aren't stressed and die, from temp change ❤
Amazing 👏 great video you got so much done while being ate by those nasty lil blood suckers UGH. THAT'S 1 THING I don't miss in Minnesota is the bugs. Have a blessed week my beautiful Minnesota friend 💖🌟
Adding plants and some floating plants into the pond will help with algae :) trees and shade providing plants around it will help. There are also other fish and animals you can add that will eat it right up! Algae is just unsightly, it won’t actually hurt anything ❤
Agreed! Some shading will help by blocking the sun which is what is helping the algae to thrive.👍 It looks better with the rock in it 😊 lily pads are pretty for floating shade. I bought water hyacinths once...although the flowers are pretty, they were just too prolific and became all I could see 😕
Been a long time follower and I must say as a 41 year old single mom of 20+ years you inspire me so much. I've always been scared I'd mess something up or couldn't learn something on my own. And look at you! Get em girl! So proud of everything you keep doing. 🥰❤️ God Bless
Re: pond algae, you can either dye the water (with fish and other animal safe dye!) to slightly darken the water, or put up shade cloth - both will block out some sunshine and seriously slow down algae growth! But because you live in an area with a hard freeze, you can also plant fast growing things like water hyacinth (invasive in areas without a hard winter freeze) that will eat up all the nutrients. And it’s kind of too late now, but for anyone else - wash those rocks before you put them in your pond! You never know what chemicals or oils have gotten on them, and it will reduce how much they dirty your water. And re: the lawn, you seem like the type that might enjoy a bit of clover or native ground covers! They’re often softer to walk barefoot on, typically require less water (so no patchiness from dry spells), and most are low to no mow! A favorite very low ground cover is Corsican mint, which smells delicious with every step. Ground cover chamomile is also delightful, but may need mowing. And micro clover is a great one that stands up to foot traffic while providing flowers for pollinators! You can even just do it patch by patch in areas the grass isn’t doing so well until you find a ground cover you like. I’m an anti-grass proselytizer due to allergies and growing up in a place where everyone had to water their lawns to keep them alive despite near constant drought.
Hey Hannah! I'm a freshwater ecologist and I do A LOT of field work outside. I take garlic pills to keep the mosquitoes and other insects from bothering me. Everyone I've recommended this to has also told me it works wonders! I like the little gel capsule ones and never even need to use insect spray anymore.
It's so cool that when Hannah wants something or needs something done, she builds it! No nagging, no whining, just good old-fashioned productivity and ingenuity. Another awesome video 🥰💕Well done, Hannah!
When I was young and moving into an upstairs apartment my brother and my husband got the couch stuck in the stairway so hard that they had to cut the back with a saw and bend it. The funny part was then they took it up and set it in my living room like I wouldn't notice that it had been sawed in half. Thanks for the laugh and the memories. Yesterday we celebrated 50 years from the day we had our first date in 1973.
Hello Hannah, As a lifelong DIYer I totally compliment your fantastic work for both design and craftsmanship. Your pergola looks fantastic... like something from the cover of a magazine. The detailing you did on your bedroom was also a wonderful and clever addition. I am impressed. Blessings be with ye!!
Love it! Now just put clear plexiglass on top of the lattice roof to direct rain water from the wood and to stop the bugs from coming through the lattice and then add mosquito netting on the sides to help prevent you from being eaten alive by the bugs and plant some plants that repeal the bugs so you can actually enjoy being outside on the patio. If you mount brackets on the inside of the wooden frame you can put the mosquito netting on rods which would allow you to open the netting and tie it back when it isn't needed. I hope you have fun with your friends.
Plant every kind of mint and lavender you can get your hands on around your property. Harvest often because it will spread, but your place will smell amazing and the squitos hate it! With the trees, tall grasses and water, you have the perfect environment. I also read pure eucalyptus oil is good and repels them even better than sprays. Great job!!
Molly needs to start her own channel ❤ she is lovely and is getting more comfortable around the camera! Hannah, I love the pergola it looks Amazing!! You brighten my days you silly, wonderful young lady! So thankful for All that you share with us... Blessings to you Hannah, don't ever change....
Hannah if you create shade for your koi pond it will slow the algae bloom... the sun promotes the algae bloom. Our Koi pond was always in full shade and stays clear. But of course we always clean the pump and dipped the leaves out but never emptied it and scrumbed it because it removes so much of the good algae for a healthy pond and it takes so long for it to recover the healthy algae... don't clean the pond out so often. just give it more shade and let it acclimate the cloudy algea will die but it has to go through that stage ... some people just use that "pond clear" stuff but we let it do it naturally it makes a healthier pond.... 😉🤗 a pond is completely different than an aquarium.
Ugh I love ending my week with you, Hannah! You inspire me to be able to fix up my 100 year old home and learn along the way! I have seven projects half started, blame that on my ADD 😂
I'd really be curious to know how many people get inspired by Hannah to fix up an old house or cottage 😄It's definitely the two of us and I bet there are many more out there!
Right here with ya sistas from anotha mista, we got this! When I watch Hannah get distracted with all the projects, it’s so much more relatable, dang you ADHD, my backyard looks like a crackhead lives here. And Editor Kyle never did tell us if the pergola only took 1.5hrs…? 🤷♀️🤣❤️
Get some barley straw balls for your pond it helps to keep them clear. Everything looks beautiful, I don't know where you get all the energy! Also fans help keep the bugs away
Hannah I admire your ability to figure out how to build things by yourself. Like your taste in music and you singing with it. You have a nice voice. I think its great Molly is there sometimes and you help each other . I love the bond you share.
In Scotland we have the dreaded Scottish midge and they’re horrendous, my family use olbas oil which is basically a concentrated eucalyptus oil. Works great, and definitely less chemicals than bug spray. Please give it a try ❤ xxx
Job(s) well done. I love that you freely go outside the box when called upon to do so. Hope you can get ahead of the algae issue. Nice save on the sofa/stairs puzzle. Pretty good exit strategy for your bat visitor. Deck project really emphasizes your love of the Outdoors. Keep going and doing.
I've unfortunately had to deal with various types of bugs at a few different homes the past few years - mosquitos being one. I've used a cedar-based yard spray that really seems to help (you can spray decks, your house, etc. as well) - I use Cedarcide brand. They also have people and pet sprays that work nicely! And just like everyone else here, I'm SO inspired by your channel. I'm 43, starting life anew in many ways, and watching you makes me feel like maybe I can do anything after all. Thank you :)
My parents have a leaf grinder and we pile them up until my mom does her garden. She lets the plants grown up a little and then mulches leaves around them. That way she doesn't have to weed and the ground stays wetter longer her garden used to be sandy but between the leaves and a truckload of cow plop every year it is pretty awesome. My dad took some old water heaters from the house and cut them in half and built some wooden stands. She put her smaller plants in them this year as an experiment. They worked just fine. She was recovering from back surgery so didn't plant her regular gas den this year at all first time since around 1974 she didn't have a full garden at any house. The best garden we had was when I was in high school. We turned the old barnyard into a full garden. The farmhouse was over one hundred years old and had cattle in it the entire time. Before the house they lived in a log cabin. The barn was featured in a book. It was built without nails except for the siding and roof they used huge wooden pegs. The loft above the milking area was where they kept loose hay with birch bark trees as the loft floor. They just pushed the trees aside to drop hay down to feed. I spent a summer cutting the trees up for firewood after my brother went up there and fell through the logs and broke his leg.
The fact that you built that pergola yourself is beyond impressive. I would have struggled to get just one of those posts up by myself. You’re super human. 😂 Also, your quiet shade during your song at internet trolls was epic. 😅 Lastly, your koi fish might enjoy it a bit more if rather than picking them up with your hand, you just placed the net into the pond and let them swim out. If they don’t swim out, just swish the net back and forth gently a few times to get them out. 😊 Oh, I lied, one more thing…LOVING the Molly content. You two are so similar it’s amazing. Can’t wait to see how the boat turns out, and the adventures you both embark on with it. 🛥️
FYI - If you want a solid tie off or connection point on any tarp or material you don't have to cut holes or install grommets. Anywhere on the material push a small rock (or anything) into the material and from the OTHER SIDE loop and tie a rope/string around the base of the rock effectively tying the rock into the material. If you want a tie off point then use a long rope for the loop/tie line or if you want to connect two materials together just push the rock into both overlapping materials and use a short rope/string to tie the rock in. This crumples the material a little bit but it is much stronger than cutting any hole and you can put them anywhere on the material, not just at the edge. Don't know if this would help with what you were doing there but if you know this method you will use it many times throughout your life and even reconsider how to effectively use tarps. Actually, this is much stronger than using the built in grommets so while camping or something you might want to do this instead of using the grommets. The larger the rock and line the more powerful the connection.
Thanks Hannah, always a ray of sunshine on some rainy days. I can just imagine what it was like for your parents on a road trip with you and Molly in the back seat. 🤣❤️
I love bats! Despite being bitten by a rabid one years ago and going through a harrowing cure, I still love them. And I love that you're making a relationship with the flying mice as well as the earth-bound ones. Great video. Awesome pergola. I think you've even inspired me to make the Asian inspired gateway I've been thinking about for YEARS! "It should only take a couple hours." Your industriousness is infectious.
Girl, I just love watching you do all the things you do! You have such a great " can do " perspective about everything. You seem wise beyond your years b
Hi Hannah. The pergola came out really nice. Sometimes ropes and pulleys can be your best friend when working alone. Glad you got a little buddy trailer for Luke to hang out with. Looks like a good helper. Thanks for posting, and have a good week.
In case no one has told you lately, you are f#@+ing amazing!!! Really inspiring, too 🤗 it has become apparent that Molly has the "smazing gene" as well 😂 it was a genius idea for her to bring the boat out there. You can keep each company, help each other with stubborn two party tasks, and have tickle fests 🥳 Thanks so much for sharing your amazing self 💕 i have to say though, that the mom in me wants to remind you to eat!! Gotta keep fuel in that tank to work as hard as you do 🙂 your pergola is an awesome spot - you have some pretty hostas growing on one of the corners 👍
I have to ask.... How did you get the money for all the expensive things you've bought and trips you've went on? Is it from just making UA-cam videos? I'm pretty sure others are asking themselves the same thing! Whatever it is, you are knocking it out of the park, sweet girl! You are fabulous Hannah and I really enjoy all of your shorts & videos. 🥰
I just want to say I'm very impressed with all you do you are a very strong young woman and you go after the things you put your mind to you should be very proud of yourself and what you've created so far I love watching your channel
Young ladies ya'll have such a beautiful homestead can tell ya'll put a lot of hard work in it. Smart idea to disassemble and carry pieces up stairs n reassemble it. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun enjoy ya'lls homestead
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A tiny piece of copper in your pond will help.
🪴 Plant some citronella plants and buy some citronella candles as well . I dealt with that in my backyard area. Those things were soooooooo bad. I also kept the grass cut and got rid of anything that helped them breed even though it's impossible around this time of year for you with all the creeks and ponds. I guess every little thing helps....lol. l love how the house is coming along. You're such an inspiration ❤️
“Speed racer?” You’re too young for that! 😂
Super excited to get mine!!! 😊
PB&J burritos are exactly what FEMA fed us after the hurricane. I'd forgotten all about those.
Planting things like lavender, mint, citronella, lemongrass, basil, and catnip will make your yard smell heavenly and deter mosquitos. Also make sure you have a fountian in your pond to keep the surface of the water moving to deter mosquitos from laying eggs.
I saw a waterfall in the shallower end of the pond.
There's a waterfall in the pond, and the fish will eat all the mosquito eggs before they hatch! 😊
Don't plant mint in the ground though!! It will overtake your whole garden (speaking from experience :')) but in pots around the garden it can have the same effect and will help deter pests!
Great info!! 👍👍😁
@@kylastearns 🤭😄 If she only hears this one suggestion
If you even knew how many times a day I say to myself, 'If Hannah can do it, I can do it.' Thank you so much for being so inspirational. You are amazing.
Hanna is hanna, now wether you can do it or not its upto you.
This is absolutely what I came here to say. She inspires me to try things on my own.
I do the same thing! Everytime I think I’m weak doing a project I tell myself Hannah can do this so can I.
Girl, same 👏
@@julievonhaeften8323anyone can do it.
I love that Molly is around more and has her own segment 🥰
it's time for Molly cam, it's time for Molly cam
She’s honestly a natural in front of the camera
Sing that to the tune of Joe Gatto's "Traffic Cam", by the way
🥰I agree. She's always been a natural with the camera - like her sister🥰
Shade over your Koi pond will help a lot with the algae growth, along with keeping grass from blowing into the pond while mowing. Just a FYI , if you dont know, on moving fish from container to pond and back make sure temp is the same in both bodies of water, so that fish aren't stressed and die, from temp change ❤
Amazing 👏 great video you got so much done while being ate by those nasty lil blood suckers UGH. THAT'S 1 THING I don't miss in Minnesota is the bugs. Have a blessed week my beautiful Minnesota friend 💖🌟
And rinsing your gravel before you put it in will help it get clear faster :)
Others have mentioned about getting shade for the pond, so I have a feeling the comments are not being read/monitored.
Are they worse then the mosquitos in Michigan? 😅
If pond has a section a little deeper koi will hibernate through the cold months! Pond w😢ill ice over and deep part will not freeze ❤
I can’t even describe the amount of motivation I feel to work on home projects after watching a Hannah video
So much motivation as i even start my own channel😊
I need to build a gazebo. That should only take 2 hours.
This woman is incredible 🌟
Adding plants and some floating plants into the pond will help with algae :) trees and shade providing plants around it will help. There are also other fish and animals you can add that will eat it right up! Algae is just unsightly, it won’t actually hurt anything ❤
Agreed! Some shading will help by blocking the sun which is what is helping the algae to thrive.👍 It looks better with the rock in it 😊 lily pads are pretty for floating shade. I bought water hyacinths once...although the flowers are pretty, they were just too prolific and became all I could see 😕
Unless it's red algae, that's poisonous
@@minnimu2023isn't that a saltwater only algae though?
Did anyone else hear Ross yelling “pivot! Pivot!” While they were moving the couch 😂. Love your stuff Hannah
Totally!😂 lmao
100%!
Yes! 🤣
Ha ha! Yes! 😂
100%😂
You really have determination you took the whole sofa apart and put it back together. You are amazing!!!
Is that what Siri suggested? (e.g. the mattress)
I really appreciate you for treating all of nature’s creatures with respect and kindness.
Been a long time follower and I must say as a 41 year old single mom of 20+ years you inspire me so much. I've always been scared I'd mess something up or couldn't learn something on my own. And look at you! Get em girl! So proud of everything you keep doing. 🥰❤️ God Bless
@TheVelvetFilo you look great for your age, you look 25 years old for real 😊
Re: pond algae, you can either dye the water (with fish and other animal safe dye!) to slightly darken the water, or put up shade cloth - both will block out some sunshine and seriously slow down algae growth! But because you live in an area with a hard freeze, you can also plant fast growing things like water hyacinth (invasive in areas without a hard winter freeze) that will eat up all the nutrients. And it’s kind of too late now, but for anyone else - wash those rocks before you put them in your pond! You never know what chemicals or oils have gotten on them, and it will reduce how much they dirty your water.
And re: the lawn, you seem like the type that might enjoy a bit of clover or native ground covers! They’re often softer to walk barefoot on, typically require less water (so no patchiness from dry spells), and most are low to no mow! A favorite very low ground cover is Corsican mint, which smells delicious with every step. Ground cover chamomile is also delightful, but may need mowing. And micro clover is a great one that stands up to foot traffic while providing flowers for pollinators! You can even just do it patch by patch in areas the grass isn’t doing so well until you find a ground cover you like. I’m an anti-grass proselytizer due to allergies and growing up in a place where everyone had to water their lawns to keep them alive despite near constant drought.
Hey Hannah! I'm a freshwater ecologist and I do A LOT of field work outside. I take garlic pills to keep the mosquitoes and other insects from bothering me. Everyone I've recommended this to has also told me it works wonders! I like the little gel capsule ones and never even need to use insect spray anymore.
Do you eat them?? I just can't imagine what else you could fo with garlic capsules haha
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It's so cool that when Hannah wants something or needs something done, she builds it! No nagging, no whining, just good old-fashioned productivity and ingenuity. Another awesome video 🥰💕Well done, Hannah!
Happy Sunday all ❤
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Happy Sunday to you!! 💝🌻🌷🌻🌷🌻🌷
When I was young and moving into an upstairs apartment my brother and my husband got the couch stuck in the stairway so hard that they had to cut the back with a saw and bend it. The funny part was then they took it up and set it in my living room like I wouldn't notice that it had been sawed in half. Thanks for the laugh and the memories. Yesterday we celebrated 50 years from the day we had our first date in 1973.
Hello Hannah, As a lifelong DIYer I totally compliment your fantastic work for both design and craftsmanship. Your pergola looks fantastic... like something from the cover of a magazine. The detailing you did on your bedroom was also a wonderful and clever addition. I am impressed. Blessings be with ye!!
Love it! Now just put clear plexiglass on top of the lattice roof to direct rain water from the wood and to stop the bugs from coming through the lattice and then add mosquito netting on the sides to help prevent you from being eaten alive by the bugs and plant some plants that repeal the bugs so you can actually enjoy being outside on the patio. If you mount brackets on the inside of the wooden frame you can put the mosquito netting on rods which would allow you to open the netting and tie it back when it isn't needed. I hope you have fun with your friends.
Loving that idea!
Plant every kind of mint and lavender you can get your hands on around your property. Harvest often because it will spread, but your place will smell amazing and the squitos hate it! With the trees, tall grasses and water, you have the perfect environment. I also read pure eucalyptus oil is good and repels them even better than sprays. Great job!!
If you take this advice, don’t plant the mint in the ground anywhere you want other plants to thrive 😂. Get giant pots with trays underneath!
Molly needs to start her own channel ❤ she is lovely and is getting more comfortable around the camera! Hannah, I love the pergola it looks Amazing!! You brighten my days you silly, wonderful young lady! So thankful for All that you share with us... Blessings to you Hannah, don't ever change....
You should buy the Avon Skin-So-Soft bath oil. At the end of your shower; you spray it on then rinse it off. It keeps the bugs away 😊
Hannah if you create shade for your koi pond it will slow the algae bloom... the sun promotes the algae bloom. Our Koi pond was always in full shade and stays clear. But of course we always clean the pump and dipped the leaves out but never emptied it and scrumbed it because it removes so much of the good algae for a healthy pond and it takes so long for it to recover the healthy algae... don't clean the pond out so often. just give it more shade and let it acclimate the cloudy algea will die but it has to go through that stage ... some people just use that "pond clear" stuff but we let it do it naturally it makes a healthier pond.... 😉🤗 a pond is completely different than an aquarium.
Ugh I love ending my week with you, Hannah! You inspire me to be able to fix up my 100 year old home and learn along the way! I have seven projects half started, blame that on my ADD 😂
I'd really be curious to know how many people get inspired by Hannah to fix up an old house or cottage 😄It's definitely the two of us and I bet there are many more out there!
Right here with ya sistas from anotha mista, we got this! When I watch Hannah get distracted with all the projects, it’s so much more relatable, dang you ADHD, my backyard looks like a crackhead lives here.
And Editor Kyle never did tell us if the pergola only took 1.5hrs…?
🤷♀️🤣❤️
I am very much loving Molly Cam! Also; the pergola looks fantastic😍👌🏻
I haven't finished the video but I just want to say I love the addition of the molly cam.
Get some barley straw balls for your pond it helps to keep them clear. Everything looks beautiful, I don't know where you get all the energy! Also fans help keep the bugs away
The circular rug looked really good in there 😊👍🏻
Hannah I admire your ability to figure out how to build things by yourself. Like your taste in music and you singing with it. You have a nice voice. I think its great Molly is there sometimes and you help each other . I love the bond you share.
I swear you can do anything. You really inspire others. ❤
I wonder what type of work you would have done if UA-cam was not ever invented?
@@carolkokx9638 Agreed!
I suggest getting a thermacell to deter misquitos in small spaces outside! Saved my vacation in Florida
The circle rug was perfect in that room!
Your sister is always so helpful. Good to see u helping her too!
As Molly chomps on an energy bar while watching Hannah Lee wrestle the couch.
@@steven3479 I know right.... i lauged when i saw that.
In Scotland we have the dreaded Scottish midge and they’re horrendous, my family use olbas oil which is basically a concentrated eucalyptus oil. Works great, and definitely less chemicals than bug spray. Please give it a try ❤ xxx
Hmmm. Eucalyptus! Love it! And yes, it’s part of my diy natural bug repellent. And lemongrass. Smells delicious.
Wow! Your patience and determination are unmatched in my book. You go girl!!
Job(s) well done. I love that you freely go outside the box when called upon to do so. Hope you can get ahead of the algae issue. Nice save on the sofa/stairs puzzle. Pretty good exit strategy for your bat visitor. Deck project really emphasizes your love of the Outdoors. Keep going and doing.
Algae is a sign of a healthy ecosystem.
I've unfortunately had to deal with various types of bugs at a few different homes the past few years - mosquitos being one. I've used a cedar-based yard spray that really seems to help (you can spray decks, your house, etc. as well) - I use Cedarcide brand. They also have people and pet sprays that work nicely!
And just like everyone else here, I'm SO inspired by your channel. I'm 43, starting life anew in many ways, and watching you makes me feel like maybe I can do anything after all. Thank you :)
You are so inspiring! By the way, that gorilla cart is the best thing I ever bought. I use mine every day. I even bathe my chickens in it.
The birds in the background are so beautiful!
Never stop enjoying your life, Hannah! ❤
I really liked the circle rug!!
@hannah_duggan.. Let's!! Do you still have it?
This gal is a worker...she decorates everything so nice, just cozy and warm. The pond is beautiful--lucky fish
i love the circle rug
You make Sundays better💕
My parents have a leaf grinder and we pile them up until my mom does her garden. She lets the plants grown up a little and then mulches leaves around them. That way she doesn't have to weed and the ground stays wetter longer her garden used to be sandy but between the leaves and a truckload of cow plop every year it is pretty awesome.
My dad took some old water heaters from the house and cut them in half and built some wooden stands. She put her smaller plants in them this year as an experiment. They worked just fine. She was recovering from back surgery so didn't plant her regular gas den this year at all first time since around 1974 she didn't have a full garden at any house.
The best garden we had was when I was in high school. We turned the old barnyard into a full garden. The farmhouse was over one hundred years old and had cattle in it the entire time. Before the house they lived in a log cabin. The barn was featured in a book. It was built without nails except for the siding and roof they used huge wooden pegs. The loft above the milking area was where they kept loose hay with birch bark trees as the loft floor. They just pushed the trees aside to drop hay down to feed. I spent a summer cutting the trees up for firewood after my brother went up there and fell through the logs and broke his leg.
If I could accomplish just 1/2 of what you do (especially while dealing with mosquitoes) I'd be so happy. You are incredible!
the homestead is looking fine,your videos brighten the day
I’m always impressed by what you can do!
You made building that pergola look so easy! Your videos always make me want to build things and get creative. I love it!!
You're a FORCE, ma'am. My example of "I love work, I could watch it all day".
@hannah_duggan.. How many people fall for this garbage?
I love the pergola but please put a Vining wisteria on it!!!! it’s super pretty by the way keep the good work up!
Your videos are so inspiring! I’ve always dreamed of a lifestyle like this and knowing that you’re in MN makes the vision more realistic!
The fact that you built that pergola yourself is beyond impressive. I would have struggled to get just one of those posts up by myself. You’re super human. 😂
Also, your quiet shade during your song at internet trolls was epic. 😅
Lastly, your koi fish might enjoy it a bit more if rather than picking them up with your hand, you just placed the net into the pond and let them swim out. If they don’t swim out, just swish the net back and forth gently a few times to get them out. 😊
Oh, I lied, one more thing…LOVING the Molly content. You two are so similar it’s amazing. Can’t wait to see how the boat turns out, and the adventures you both embark on with it. 🛥️
FYI - If you want a solid tie off or connection point on any tarp or material you don't have to cut holes or install grommets. Anywhere on the material push a small rock (or anything) into the material and from the OTHER SIDE loop and tie a rope/string around the base of the rock effectively tying the rock into the material. If you want a tie off point then use a long rope for the loop/tie line or if you want to connect two materials together just push the rock into both overlapping materials and use a short rope/string to tie the rock in. This crumples the material a little bit but it is much stronger than cutting any hole and you can put them anywhere on the material, not just at the edge. Don't know if this would help with what you were doing there but if you know this method you will use it many times throughout your life and even reconsider how to effectively use tarps. Actually, this is much stronger than using the built in grommets so while camping or something you might want to do this instead of using the grommets. The larger the rock and line the more powerful the connection.
doing home projects to the Mamma Mia soundtrack is a whole vibe... also you sing so well
You've made such a beautiful home for yourself, you should be super proud!
Hannah seems to be unstoppable when it comes to "design and build" concerning her home...she's really quite amazing!
Hannah, I also love mowing! Your videos are lovely to watch. You’re creating such a beautiful space, just like the van!
I love your Videos so much and would not mind of they just went on for hours ☀️
My favorite part of my Sunday:)
Add more water plants to help the pond issue. Happy Sunday 😊
Would snails help?
Construction calms me too and it beats TV and you’re happy I see. Wonderful Hanna you are special to the world never stop.❤
Wow, Hannah.. You can do just about anything! You really are an inspiration. God bless you. 🙌
Thanks Hannah, always a ray of sunshine on some rainy days. I can just imagine what it was like for your parents on a road trip with you and Molly in the back seat. 🤣❤️
I love bats! Despite being bitten by a rabid one years ago and going through a harrowing cure, I still love them. And I love that you're making a relationship with the flying mice as well as the earth-bound ones.
Great video. Awesome pergola. I think you've even inspired me to make the Asian inspired gateway I've been thinking about for YEARS! "It should only take a couple hours." Your industriousness is infectious.
Girl, I just love watching you do all the things you do! You have such a great " can do " perspective about everything. You seem wise beyond your years b
The circle rug was cute in that room
Yes
The circle rug looked great!!
Yall make me miss my sister💔
I lost her almost 6 years ago and everyday feels like a big part of me is missing.
Hug your siblings!
So sorry for your loss!!!
@Mae Sams thankyou Mae ❤️
It was fun to see you and Molly working on your projects! You both are amazingly skilled. Love the updates to your beautiful country home. 💜
Wohooo, Hannah has uploaded! ❤ I'm gonna pour myself a glass of wine on this beautiful summer day, relax and enjoy the video! Who's with me?
Hi Hannah. The pergola came out really nice. Sometimes ropes and pulleys can be your best friend when working alone. Glad you got a little buddy trailer for Luke to hang out with. Looks like a good helper. Thanks for posting, and have a good week.
using a pasta strainer to save the bat was my favorite part of this video 🥹🤎
love the pergola, needs christmas lights and drapes
In case no one has told you lately, you are f#@+ing amazing!!!
Really inspiring, too 🤗 it has become apparent that Molly has the "smazing gene" as well 😂 it was a genius idea for her to bring the boat out there. You can keep each company, help each other with stubborn two party tasks, and have tickle fests 🥳
Thanks so much for sharing your amazing self 💕 i have to say though, that the mom in me wants to remind you to eat!! Gotta keep fuel in that tank to work as hard as you do 🙂 your pergola is an awesome spot - you have some pretty hostas growing on one of the corners 👍
You are always busy do you have a regular 6 foot ladder?
Hannah, jesteś wspaniałą dziewczyną, pomysłową, bardzo pracowitą i odważną. Podziwiam i pozdrawiam z Polski.
Translation: " you are a wonderful girl, inventive, very hardworking and brave. I admire and greet you from Poland. "
@@DearNoobs Dziękuję.
I am in ahh that you don’t let anything stop you! You are creating incredible homes!
@@isearcheduwin3132 jeszcze raz dziękuję 🙂
You are honestly an amazing human being
Be careful for TICKS walking around in bare feet and bare legs !! Very bad this year ! Be safe 😊
I LOVE how ambitious you are!! It’s inspiring. Love that Molly is there part time and her in the videos. She should start a channel!!
wouldn't the patio roof collapse when it snows? It doesn't look sturdy. 😁
Hannah Lee you are truly amazing. I love how you figure out how to get things done. Love your travel videos and your at home videos . Art
I have to ask....
How did you get the money for all the expensive things you've bought and trips you've went on?
Is it from just making UA-cam videos?
I'm pretty sure others are asking themselves the same thing!
Whatever it is, you are knocking it out of the park, sweet girl!
You are fabulous Hannah and I really enjoy all of your shorts & videos. 🥰
This channel is my full time job! Thankfully I make a good income ♥️
@@hannahleeduggan, that's incredible!
You are a sweetheart & thank you for answering,
I hope my question didn't upset you in any way.
I just want to say I'm very impressed with all you do you are a very strong young woman and you go after the things you put your mind to you should be very proud of yourself and what you've created so far I love watching your channel
Just Curious, how Tall is your Sister?
You’re amazing! Love the pergola
Sooo dreamy 😍 ☁️ omg. Can’t wait to see the progress with your upstairs room & the outdoor seating area!
Young ladies ya'll have such a beautiful homestead can tell ya'll put a lot of hard work in it. Smart idea to disassemble and carry pieces up stairs n reassemble it. Thanks for sharing be safe have fun enjoy ya'lls homestead
Do an orange rug to match the chairs?
I liked the circle rug!!🤷♀️
it was okay! I just grew out of my shag rug phase recently
You amazing how talented you are in everything you do ❤
I love how the bat was screaming at you when you captured it! They’re so cute!
I like your design process: JUST DO IT!!!
@hannah_duggan.. Anytime amazing sweet lady!
Beautiful new build!
Love the Pergola and the new outdoor furniture so pretty they have covers so it doesn’t get damaged by the rain and sun
Aww the little deer at 24:18 (bottom left)! She looked so curious by Hannah
I absolutely adore how similar your speaking styles are, but your own personalities are different. It’s absolutely endearing and funny!! ❤
Bella and the bluebonnets. Thank you!
OMG the bat was sooooo ADORABLE!!!! Thank you for getting the little bugger back outside to eat those pesky mosquitos 😋😋😋😻😻😻
Been watching since the early days of full time van life…I absolutely L❤VE watching your transitions and inspiring motivation! 🫶🏻