My parents were country folk, but I grew up in the city, 30 years after I got married, I've finally convinced my wife to find a country property, all thanks to your videos. God bless you brother.
With so much work to build a home from scratch, it becomes even easier to understand the role of the family in the construction of the first American settlements. Another excellent video.
to tighten the bed up even more (or when it begins to loosen), you could make little wooden wedges to put between the outside loops and the frames. looks good, keep up the great work.
This is the kind of living history I eat up! Reminds me a bit of the BBC documentary series, “Tales from the Green Valley”, where a small group of historians and archeologists go live on a 17th century farm for a year, using period equipment and techniques, wearing period clothing, and eating period food. There’s a whole slew of later series with the same premise and crew in different periods: Victorian Farm, Edwardian Farm, Tudor Monastery Farm…all available to watch for free on UA-cam for those interested!
Great job. How comfortable is the rope bed? I’m thinking of making bunk beds in my bunk house for hunting season. Is that 1/2” rope? The cabin is looking good. Thanks
My parents were country folk, but I grew up in the city, 30 years after I got married, I've finally convinced my wife to find a country property, all thanks to your videos. God bless you brother.
With so much work to build a home from scratch, it becomes even easier to understand the role of the family in the construction of the first American settlements.
Another excellent video.
Heeeey! You again! What a nice surprise! Your project is taking shape, you already have a fully usable home, good work my distant friend!
You've got great talent & so much patience!! 👍🙏♥️
I really do enjoy your videos, thank you for taking us along with your build
Kudos! Thanks for sharing this journey and labor of love.
Que bueno ver tus videos.. hacía mucho que no salían. Espero que no tardes mucho en subirlos.. abrazo desde ARGENTINA!!🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
👌👌👍👍 Thanks for the video!
to tighten the bed up even more (or when it begins to loosen), you could make little wooden wedges to put between the outside loops and the frames. looks good, keep up the great work.
Great work!
This is the kind of living history I eat up! Reminds me a bit of the BBC documentary series, “Tales from the Green Valley”, where a small group of historians and archeologists go live on a 17th century farm for a year, using period equipment and techniques, wearing period clothing, and eating period food.
There’s a whole slew of later series with the same premise and crew in different periods: Victorian Farm, Edwardian Farm, Tudor Monastery Farm…all available to watch for free on UA-cam for those interested!
Had you thought of longer legs for the barrow to save your back? 😄👍
Have the two dogs come back to visit?
Great job.
How comfortable is the rope bed? I’m thinking of making bunk beds in my bunk house for hunting season. Is that 1/2” rope?
The cabin is looking good. Thanks