Hi, I live up in North Pole, East of Fairbanks. I am a senior and have to say you two were brave to take on this classic old homestead with no many junk cars. I hope you can eventually move them out. The house looks like it has real potential. I think the first equipment that could really help out would be buying a medium size farm tractor with loader bucket and forks. Best wishes as you move forward. Dave
I can just imagine how nice the yard will look after all the old cars are gone, the yard is smooothed out, and its all landscaped with your garden in and planted.
Hello from Hamburg in Germany, I'm a little jealous of you for this great place in Alaska. When everything is tidied up, it's a dream to live there in the middle of nature. I would even enjoy cleaning up and getting things ready... Germany is also a beautiful country, but my dream was always to live in Alaska. You do a great job and I enjoy watching your videos. Best wishes from Hamburg...
I don't mind hearing the voiceovers because it's really great to see the activity that you're doing, whether it's in pictures or in the live action. I think the best part is showing that you're cleaning up your acreage and going to make something great of it. I'll look forward to see what happens next. Thanks for showing us your new property!
I watched your clean out of the house and it was mind boggling! Kudos for cleaning this place up. I had no idea how you would get rid of the junk vehicles. Truly you are hard working and have a vision. ❤
The amount of work seems overwhelming! But you and your wife seem up to it. Fascinating to see what you have done so far and you've barely started! Wowser! I'm one of your subscribers and will continue enjoying the transformation.
As an older person, my poor knees hurt looking at those stairs. You did a great job, they look usable, and safe!! I am so happy you got rid of the cars, I never understand vehicle hoarders
Where I am from, the locals put them in their front yard, dozens of them...they seem to have been a status symbol of how rich you are.....at least from a poor persons perspective! HA HA
Loved the partial tour of the property with the commentary. Very interesting how the previous owners collected the old cars and trucks. You did a great job on the stairs, they look fantastic. Your channel is growing fast. Which is fun to watch.
The new stairs and deck are great and not as scary as the old. I am glad the rotten old vehicles are being dragged out and sent on their way. Mark the Moose is pretty cool too.
Just want to say 'hi, from New Zealand'. I'm a retired lady, love watching people clean up properties people have bought. Great seeing the wildlife you have, our's are deer and wild pigs, no dangerous critters. Looking forward to seeing further progress.
I like how much progress you have made. Good to be rid of all those old cars. Also great to have new stairs and handrails. I feel you will be much safer now. 😊😊
Alaska is hard on mechanical things. My parents have a similar metal graveyard of dead cars that died in Idaho. When my parents passed away, my sister tried to give them away much like you are doing, however, they all seemed to want to charge her for their removal. So.. they still sit there. I am so happy to see that not everyone thinks they need to charge. Wiley will come in handy in fixing the ruts left by the gentleman with his foot glued to the floor trying to pull out that truck. Good luck on your endeavors! It already looks amazing.
You can sell the junker vehicles and drums to scrap metal recycle facility. I hope more people will come to haul off vehicles for parts. This will be a really beautiful place once you get it all fixed up. It's fun and satisfying to see the changes as you clean up this area and that. The yard didn't get like that overnight so it will take a long time to get it cleared up. Enjoy the adventure.😊
In retrospect the Moose seemed to like being behind the old debris but I’m sure the wire will be incredible after a full season. Great video compilation thanks
@leeannnelson1612 But that's one of the reasons I would move to that area. No one can tell you what you can have in your yard. No government inspectors snooping around.
Stairs lookin good! Really like your new entrance way too, forgot to mention that last time I watched your video! Bet it feels good to see most of those cars go bye-bye!
Very neat hearing what kind of vehicles you have there! The year and stories behind the metal. That 1960 Ford is really cool! I have a 1969 Ford F250 and the simplicity of the dash, the spacious room in the cab and the room that is under the hood is astronomical! They sure don't make 'em like they used to, that's for sure. I have a 302 engine and it drives beautifully, I also feel very safe in my '69, no plastic, just metal.
I had one of those Lincoln cars. My first car. Had 23k miles on it and was green. Paid $50.00 for it. I drove that car for 10 years. Sold it for $800.00. The girl purchased it drove it for two weeks, was hit by a car that ran a red and she got $3,700.00 from insurance. Great car.
I can't believe the amount of trash vehicles that are there. The barrels and other junk, you've got so much work ahead of you! But you're getting there! You might need to cut down a few trees to get some stuff out! Your stairs look great.
You've been making fabulous progress with your projects! Love the new stairs and porch, and I think everyone will be relieved to see you using them now. And wow, what an amazing number of cars, with lots of them just mainly pieces vs anything close to restorable. I can understand advertising them for free. I think I'll always wonder how all of them ended up there, what looks like a very long time ago! Thanks for the property tour - looking forward to more episodes! Cheers from here in coastal South Carolina!
I woulda dug though that and produced 2 runners. 1 chevy and one Ford. It woulda took a couple years. 1 year to pull parts so I understand wanting to Junk the Junk. Ur doing you But Id do me...What an awesome place that will be in a couple years....
Thank you sir 🙏 ☺️ Great video!!! Great work so far! Stairs look fantastic 😊 It will be all worth it when it's completed 😀. Looking forward to seeing the next video ❤❤❤
I noticed you have a lot of spruce trees on your property. In the spring when they put on new tips you can harvest them and make tea, syrup and jam. You can also dry them to use as a spice rub on meat. Glad to see the cars leaving your property. Too bad you couldn't turn them in for scrap metal. Take care!! Blessings to all!
Hello from north Norway. So incredibly exciting, you get to go on a treasure hunt every day to find things in and around the house. In Norway, you get about 286 dollars for scraping a car. They recycle metals and parts.
Looks like a heck of a lot of work BUT way more potential. Glad you are young enough to envision a way to clean it up. Good Luck wishing you and your wife all the best
WOW. What a difference on the stairs and the inside of the entrance way. And the balcony looks great. Amazing how much the grounds look with the cars gone. Just a few more to get rid of and a clean landscape to plan for whatever. I notice a lot of out buildings. What are they and are you going to tear them down or repurpose them? Anyway, thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌(didn't have a moose on my computer) (🌹🐞🦂🌵)
WOW! That's a lot of cars on your property but you've removed more than half. The weather in Alaska definitely would destroy working parts on any vehicle. So glad to see your progress on the home. It's a huge project but you're doing very well. Will keep watching the remodel. I actually enjoyed seeing all the old cars. When my brother was young he put a bigger engine in a Plymouth, and it made so much noise when I drove it that the girl up the street would say, Hey, I saw you driving by in your hot 🔥 car. It was my brother's hot car, but he had bought a Camero. Lots of familiar frames. I actually am fond of the older cars.
Great content , exciting to see your progress , absolutely amazing piece of land nothing like what we have here in London England , good luck I'll be watching 👍
Making great progress! I'm glad you're able to get rid of those cars at no cost. I believe I'd let those last two go as well just to have a clean slate.
Interesting on the cars for someone they would have value for the parts I know when we had a 69 Pontiac Catalina finding parts was a huge challenge so much so that we finally said enough and sold it.. it was a beautiful car and so much fun to drive and powerful it literally would take off without you if you weren't careful. It was fun sharing the driving experience with a parking attendant in our downtown area too so rare that the younger generation got to experience driving a big powerful car like that. Anna In Ohio
Just found you this evening and watched #1 and #2 just now. Glad to see all those old cars leave. Some of those will become treasures I expect. What an adventure!! Great job on the stairs too today. Can't hardly wait to see what you do on the inside. I wonder why they just up and left, just too long on their own? I hope they are happy and healthy. good luck to you both and look forward to more of your new life. You are such a great handyman!
Great place you have. Im envious. Do you have a scrap metal dealer who would take the wrecks for no money for you. Just the removal, any profit wiuld be theirs. Worth it to get rid of it all for you. Great program.
Yeah the faster those junk cars go the better. I wouldnt keep any of them unless I had a shop to put them in. That small building roof looks like a good spot for 6 or 8 solar panels. I would keep that trailer and fix it up. Can always use a trailer. Good luck rehabbing the place, looks like a lot of work but I can see the vision.
3:55 There are several absolute keepers among the cars on that property. A few of them had four digits range potential. People into rebuilding, hot rodding, and rat rodding are looking for those body styles. 4:10 Locked up wheels? Not a problem, he obviously never heard of Puddin' from Pott County Oklahoma! Go to Puddin's Fab Shop and see if locked wheels stop him. His momma didn't raise no punk! 😊 6:00 Only a few parts? Those guys probably already had buyers for those cars. There were about five of them that I wanted to buy as project cars. But being nearly four thousand miles away in the lower 48 and having absolutely no place to keep them (dumb ol' HOAs). 😮 Then shipping to Seattle and half way across a continent isn't very cost effective for a project car. 😢 There was a 60s Jeep Waggoneer, 2-dr and 4-dr slab side Lincoln Continentals, early 60s Ford van, a few different Ford and Chevy 60s-70s pickups, what appeared to be a 50s Willys pickup truck, a VW campervan and more. He never did a good walk through of just the vehicles. I wonder what he could have gotten if advertised in Anchorage? They have car enthusiasts there don't they? 10:08 He had the perfect set up because he probably picks vintage vehicles all the time. When they are free who can blame them?
Think about a winch type system for lifting groceries, etc to 2nd floor. Saved my family so much up and down with bulky and heavy loads.
Great idea! For now it's a great workout!
Hi, I live up in North Pole, East of Fairbanks. I am a senior and have to say you two were brave to take on this classic old homestead with no many junk cars. I hope you can eventually move them out. The house looks like it has real potential. I think the first equipment that could really help out would be buying a medium size farm tractor with loader bucket and forks. Best wishes as you move forward. Dave
Thanks for the tips!
Lots of auto restoration value there I would think..
Around here scrap value alone is 700-1000+ each vehicle.
I can just imagine how nice the yard will look after all the old cars are gone, the yard is smooothed out, and its all landscaped with your garden in and planted.
One man's junk, another man's treasure.
Hello from Hamburg in Germany,
I'm a little jealous of you for this great place in Alaska.
When everything is tidied up, it's a dream to live there in the middle of nature.
I would even enjoy cleaning up and getting things ready...
Germany is also a beautiful country, but my dream was always to live in Alaska.
You do a great job and I enjoy watching your videos.
Best wishes from Hamburg...
There are waaay more cars than I thought. 😮 Great job in making a start in cleaning it up.!
I don't mind hearing the voiceovers because it's really great to see the activity that you're doing, whether it's in pictures or in the live action. I think the best part is showing that you're cleaning up your acreage and going to make something great of it. I'll look forward to see what happens next. Thanks for showing us your new property!
Thanks for watching! We appreciate your input as we are still new to this and learning how to video and make it look the best for you guys!
I watched your clean out of the house and it was mind boggling! Kudos for cleaning this place up. I had no idea how you would get rid of the junk vehicles. Truly you are hard working and have a vision. ❤
The amount of work seems overwhelming! But you and your wife seem up to it. Fascinating to see what you have done so far and you've barely started! Wowser! I'm one of your subscribers and will continue enjoying the transformation.
Beautiful 9.2 acres, awesome. You will have plenty of room for a garden but your going to need fence to keep the moose from eating it.
It’s going to be so beautiful. So happy you’re getting the yard cleared out. The deck and stairs looks fantastic 👏👏👏👏. Nice video
As an older person, my poor knees hurt looking at those stairs. You did a great job, they look usable, and safe!! I am so happy you got rid of the cars, I never understand vehicle hoarders
Thank you so much!
Where I am from, the locals put them in their front yard, dozens of them...they seem to have been a status symbol of how rich you are.....at least from a poor persons perspective! HA HA
A very good start on the cars. It takes a lot of time. But the stairs look great. Good job.
Loved the partial tour of the property with the commentary. Very interesting how the previous owners collected the old cars and trucks. You did a great job on the stairs, they look fantastic. Your channel is growing fast. Which is fun to watch.
I miss seeing moose. My family lived in North Kenai. I absolutely miss living in Alaska. You are blessed.
It never gets old. So amazing every time we see one.
Hoping to see nature in the videos just like seeing the moose.
The new stairs and deck are great and not as scary as the old. I am glad the rotten old vehicles are being dragged out and sent on their way.
Mark the Moose is pretty cool too.
Your house and the stairs look great! Your yard looks so good with the vehicles gone. 😊
Doing a great job clearing out the old cars, it's nice to have projects and dreams, I hope to see some more in the future, Thanks for including us.
You bet. Thanks for watching!
Just want to say 'hi, from New Zealand'. I'm a retired lady, love watching people clean up properties people have bought. Great seeing the wildlife you have, our's are deer and wild pigs, no dangerous critters. Looking forward to seeing further progress.
Thanks for watching!😀
I like how much progress you have made. Good to be rid of all those old cars. Also great to have new stairs and handrails. I feel you will be much safer now. 😊😊
Alaska is hard on mechanical things. My parents have a similar metal graveyard of dead cars that died in Idaho. When my parents passed away, my sister tried to give them away much like you are doing, however, they all seemed to want to charge her for their removal. So.. they still sit there. I am so happy to see that not everyone thinks they need to charge. Wiley will come in handy in fixing the ruts left by the gentleman with his foot glued to the floor trying to pull out that truck. Good luck on your endeavors! It already looks amazing.
Thank you! Yes Wiley will be a big help.
Will be such a nice panoramic view when all those junk cars get out of there.
The only thing I would have done is to screen in the porch so you could set out there and have a nice cup of coffee. NO MOSQUITOS
That's a great idea. Maybe we could incorporate that into the back deck.
You can sell the junker vehicles and drums to scrap metal recycle facility.
I hope more people will come to haul off vehicles for parts. This will be a really beautiful place once you get it all fixed up. It's fun and satisfying to see the changes as you clean up this area and that. The yard didn't get like that overnight so it will take a long time to get it cleared up. Enjoy the adventure.😊
Wow….beautiful property. Fun to see what was under the snow.
lol .. this is funny with the guy trying to move the truck and he is going back and forth..he wasn’t giving up!!😂😂😂
Glad you enjoyed it. 😀
In retrospect the Moose seemed to like being behind the old debris but I’m sure the wire will be incredible after a full season. Great video compilation thanks
You guys are so blessed. That property is so beautiful.
We agree. 😊 Thanks for watching.
Unreal on how many cars were in the property! Great job on clearing it.
@leeannnelson1612
But that's one of the reasons I would move to that area. No one can tell you what you can have in your yard. No government inspectors snooping around.
Amazing progress.
You and your better half have done an unbelievable job on this property! You're my new hero's!
Thank you!😊
My daddy had 1960 Ford pickup truck. When I was growing up. It was a nice truck. He had quite a few nice old trucks.
So good to see you. Understood not everyone feels comfortable being filmed. Great video.
Thank you!! 😊
Stairs lookin good! Really like your new entrance way too, forgot to mention that last time I watched your video! Bet it feels good to see most of those cars go bye-bye!
The stairs and deck look fantastic. Love Mark the Moose! You have really made a lot of progress.
Thanks so much! ☺️
Very neat hearing what kind of vehicles you have there! The year and stories behind the metal. That 1960 Ford is really cool! I have a 1969 Ford F250 and the simplicity of the dash, the spacious room in the cab and the room that is under the hood is astronomical! They sure don't make 'em like they used to, that's for sure. I have a 302 engine and it drives beautifully, I also feel very safe in my '69, no plastic, just metal.
Sounds like you have a couple of awesome trucks. Thanks for sharing! And thanks for watching!
Maybe a lot of clean up,but it's neat to see you guys stepping up to the plate an make that ole house a home. Thanks for sharing 🙏.
Thanks for watching!
You're making great progress on the property, clearing the vehicles has made a big difference!
We think so too!
It’s obvious you don’t shy away from hard work!
Great job!
I’m not even a car person but I watched every second, eagerly!
Thank you!
Glad getting things cleaned up. It's a wonder what folks accumulate in a time frame.
That dozer was the right rig for dragging vehicles out to where they were easier to load…
So much progress!! Enjoying the channel!
Looking great
Removal of all those old vehicles was a great step forward❗️
I had one of those Lincoln cars. My first car. Had 23k miles on it and was green. Paid $50.00 for it. I drove that car for 10 years. Sold it for $800.00. The girl purchased it drove it for two weeks, was hit by a car that ran a red and she got $3,700.00 from insurance. Great car.
Wow. Great story!
I can't believe the amount of trash vehicles that are there. The barrels and other junk, you've got so much work ahead of you! But you're getting there! You might need to cut down a few trees to get some stuff out! Your stairs look great.
Yes it's a lot. Thanks for watching!
So much progress!
Great looking, safe stairs! Very impressive; you and Julie are doing a bang up job on everything! Nice improvements. 😊 ❤
Thanks so much! Thanks for watching. 😊
thank you sir . and good luck . i like old cars . we wish you both great health and may you enjoy your new paradise / god bless and all the best
Thanks for watching!
Graveyard for dead cars etc😢. Stairs beautiful & yard coming along too👏🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅🔅
I'm from Indiana. Been to Alaska once. Beauty everywhere I went.
Wish I was young enough to try what you're doing.
You've been making fabulous progress with your projects! Love the new stairs and porch, and I think everyone will be relieved to see you using them now. And wow, what an amazing number of cars, with lots of them just mainly pieces vs anything close to restorable. I can understand advertising them for free. I think I'll always wonder how all of them ended up there, what looks like a very long time ago! Thanks for the property tour - looking forward to more episodes! Cheers from here in coastal South Carolina!
Thanks for watching! Really excited about the new stairs much safer!
Love how quickly your channel has grown. I subscribed only a few weeks ago, when it was just over 1K. Well done! Onwards and upwards.
Build your self a off the ground hunting blind at the top of the valley perfect hunting spot!!!
Nice glad you kept some of those vehicles
I woulda dug though that and produced 2 runners. 1 chevy and one Ford. It woulda took a couple years. 1 year to pull parts so I understand wanting to Junk the Junk. Ur doing you But Id do me...What an awesome place that will be in a couple years....
Hi hey just a suggestion take the solar panels off the deck there and put it on top of the roof it'll be a lot better at that angle on the roof
Thank you sir 🙏 ☺️ Great video!!! Great work so far! Stairs look fantastic 😊 It will be all worth it when it's completed 😀. Looking forward to seeing the next video ❤❤❤
I noticed you have a lot of spruce trees on your property. In the spring when they put on new tips you can harvest them and make tea, syrup and jam. You can also dry them to use as a spice rub on meat.
Glad to see the cars leaving your property. Too bad you couldn't turn them in for scrap metal. Take care!!
Blessings to all!
Thanks for the yummy tip! Great idea!
@@OffGridInAlaska You're welcome!
In the fall you may find wild berries in the more wooded areas also.
Mate,you’re all doing good,hang in there.Regards UK
You guys really got a lot done and the stairs. Look great. 😊
This was amazing im new to your channel!! Excited to see how this all turns out!!🎉🎉
I'm looking forward to watching everything you accomplish on this property. So much to do (and watch). Thanks for the entertainment.
Thanks for watching!
I have a blue 91 Plymouth colt 136k original miles and owner.. runs excellent to this day..
It's going to be so nice when you're done. I love seeing the progress!
Forklift works wonders on disabled vehicles. Everything looks good❤
Not sure a forklift would work very well on that ground. Normally forklifts are used on hard grounds...
Lovely moose, great progress so far and its all beginning to look like home☺
I don't understand people thinking more spinning works better! Glad to see you didn't scrap the Lincoln.
Hello from north Norway. So incredibly exciting, you get to go on a treasure hunt every day to find things in and around the house. In Norway, you get about 286 dollars for scraping a car. They recycle metals and parts.
Hello! Thanks for watching!
Nice! It's looking good!❤
Thanks! 😄
Good job, the deck railing is nice.
Looks like a heck of a lot of work BUT way more potential. Glad you are young enough to envision a way to clean it up. Good Luck wishing you and your wife all the best
Thanks!
WOW. What a difference on the stairs and the inside of the entrance way. And the balcony looks great. Amazing how much the grounds look with the cars gone. Just a few more to get rid of and a clean landscape to plan for whatever. I notice a lot of out buildings. What are they and are you going to tear them down or repurpose them? Anyway, thank you for sharing and God Bless you and your family. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌(didn't have a moose on my computer) (🌹🐞🦂🌵)
WOW! That's a lot of cars on your property but you've removed more than half. The weather in Alaska definitely would destroy working parts on any vehicle. So glad to see your progress on the home. It's a huge project but you're doing very well. Will keep watching the remodel. I actually enjoyed seeing all the old cars. When my brother was young he put a bigger engine in a Plymouth, and it made so much noise when I drove it that the girl up the street would say, Hey, I saw you driving by in your hot 🔥 car. It was my brother's hot car, but he had bought a Camero. Lots of familiar frames. I actually am fond of the older cars.
Thanks for watching. Glad it brings back memories for you.
Fantastic & impressive progress!! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks for watching!
That's a lot of clean-up. Keep pluggin away. You'll get there.
We will! Thanks for watching.
Great content , exciting to see your progress , absolutely amazing piece of land nothing like what we have here in London England , good luck I'll be watching 👍
Thank you! 😊
Making great progress! I'm glad you're able to get rid of those cars at no cost. I believe I'd let those last two go as well just to have a clean slate.
Interesting on the cars for someone they would have value for the parts I know when we had a 69 Pontiac Catalina finding parts was a huge challenge so much so that we finally said enough and sold it.. it was a beautiful car and so much fun to drive and powerful it literally would take off without you if you weren't careful. It was fun sharing the driving experience with a parking attendant in our downtown area too so rare that the younger generation got to experience driving a big powerful car like that. Anna In Ohio
Looking good. I hope you guys put cabin siding on it. It would look amazing to be a cabin in the woods
I have no idea what cabin siding is, I need to look that up.
This has been one of the nicest most entertaining videos ive watched on UA-cam. Love the guy with the red truck. Thank you ❤
67 lincoln my dream ride!
Thank you for sharing this journey with us down here in Florida! It’s amazing to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
,what a great job you are doing it will be worth it later thanks for sharing the adventure
Thanks for watching!
Just found you this evening and watched #1 and #2 just now. Glad to see all those old cars leave. Some of those will become treasures I expect. What an adventure!! Great job on the stairs too today. Can't hardly wait to see what you do on the inside. I wonder why they just up and left, just too long on their own? I hope they are happy and healthy. good luck to you both and look forward to more of your new life. You are such a great handyman!
Thanks for watching!!
If you don't rebuild that old truck you could use the doors for decor in the little cabin.I love the color!..Just a thought..Lol
Great place you have. Im envious. Do you have a scrap metal dealer who would take the wrecks for no money for you. Just the removal, any profit wiuld be theirs. Worth it to get rid of it all for you. Great program.
Yes we just found one. They're about 50 miles away.
Good job! So many cars!😱
Thanks! 😃
Getting all that junk out of yard great - lived in AK, know your struggles and the highlights.
Yes!!!! Shout out to the Mystery Machine!
It’s really looking great!
Thank you!
Looking way better then the 1st. Video, good job cleaning up!
Thanks 👍
Yeah the faster those junk cars go the better. I wouldnt keep any of them unless I had a shop to put them in. That small building roof looks like a good spot for 6 or 8 solar panels. I would keep that trailer and fix it up. Can always use a trailer. Good luck rehabbing the place, looks like a lot of work but I can see the vision.
Good grief ,, lot of work ,, but we’ll worth it ,,, nice steps & deck !!!! Yay coming along ,, 😁🙏
Thanks for watching!
The Lincoln was sweet!
Yes it was. 67 with suicide doors. 😊
3:55 There are several absolute keepers among the cars on that property. A few of them had four digits range potential. People into rebuilding, hot rodding, and rat rodding are looking for those body styles. 4:10 Locked up wheels? Not a problem, he obviously never heard of Puddin' from Pott County Oklahoma! Go to Puddin's Fab Shop and see if locked wheels stop him. His momma didn't raise no punk! 😊 6:00 Only a few parts? Those guys probably already had buyers for those cars. There were about five of them that I wanted to buy as project cars. But being nearly four thousand miles away in the lower 48 and having absolutely no place to keep them (dumb ol' HOAs). 😮 Then shipping to Seattle and half way across a continent isn't very cost effective for a project car. 😢 There was a 60s Jeep Waggoneer, 2-dr and 4-dr slab side Lincoln Continentals, early 60s Ford van, a few different Ford and Chevy 60s-70s pickups, what appeared to be a 50s Willys pickup truck, a VW campervan and more. He never did a good walk through of just the vehicles. I wonder what he could have gotten if advertised in Anchorage? They have car enthusiasts there don't they? 10:08 He had the perfect set up because he probably picks vintage vehicles all the time. When they are free who can blame them?
looking good. making progress thats for sure
Thanks 👍
I hope you keep the channel going so we can watch the clean up!..Love it!❤
Thanks for watching!
I enjoy the channel and your walk through the land.
Thank you.