Great stove , makes for good food. We heat a 2.200 square ft. house 2 story with 2 wood/ coal stoves and this year we opened up the kitchen to a mud room, installed a large 90 year old cook stove making the kitchen a larger and warmer place to spend time cooking and spending time with friends and family..? We cut wood on outings when camping and fishing during the summer months and splitting on spare time . Hauling coal out of an old grain and feed store long gone helps with those real cold times. Our heating bill is 0 $ ..? Garage/ shop heated by wood /coal stove insulation is the key to a cozy warm home..? This will be our 14th year..? Hunting late season elk fills the freezer/ canning fruit and veggies and keeping other veggies in the cellar sure helps on grocery bills..?
While making music with a behind the back foot scratching of the sleeping dawg while attending to stove duties… It just can’t get any better! Thanks for sharing the luv. You know not how much it means for your virtual friends. Beyond words.
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I have no words!!!! just GODBLESS ,the last 4 mins of this video ,gsve me a tear down my cheek...you an your family,together singing,biscits cooking on the old stove...that is AMERICAN LIFE. the way it should be an all children should experience. Thank you for sharing your time with us..truely thank you from the heart... Godbless you an your family
The first video I watched from you was about carving a spoon. Now, I am so in love with the truth that comes from all of you. The lifestyle, the family story, the smiles, the hard work, the honesty. Thanks so much for sharing all of this. Inspiring. I sadly had to sell the piece of land I had in southern chilean patagonia. A place I know very well and love. I will find something new somewhere. My kids and I are learning so much through wood carving, gardening, being outside and sharing learning. Big hug for all of you!
God bless and protect you. You WILL find a new life. Be strong and determined, and find good people like yourselves. Keep away from big cities, or even big towns.
Thank you for letting us into your family through this video. Thoroughly enjoying the help of your daughter. What a joy that brings to a father that can’t be explained. This was great to see your life at night just being a close family singing as one. I could go on and on but I will end by saying that I really enjoy your videos. Thank you again!
Came here to find out how to use my very old “bat cave” fire place , found myself stuck watching such a lost treasure … left here feeling so satisfied ❤️
Congrats on the stove move! Glad it went well. Best part of the video has to be at 16:20 where you got cooking AND giving the Pup some foot scratching! THAT, is talent!
That girl has great instincts and observation. That is quite the rarity to be commended. Thank you for the glimpse into your home, such a beautiful foundation to build on . greetings from Scotland
Hey folks, isn't it simply lovely to see this beautiful family, living joy, happiness, and simplicity? What exactly went wrong with sick modern society? Where did we f**k up? This is what life should be like. Maybe this gentleman was a computer analyst in a previous life (I very much doubt it), but he made the right choice. The Forefathers would be proud of him and his family. God bless.
Beautiful life y’all have.Thanks for sharing with us! Your daughter is precious and such a help and you all sing beautifully.You are a very blessed man! Until we see you again ,bless you all.
Thank you for letting us all in on your family evening meal and your continued work on your home. I too thought that took some real talent to cook and scratch the pup's ear with your foot, made me smile. Keep up the great work.
Many thanks for sharing this video. It took me back about 65 years to memories of the wood stove in my great grandmother's kitchen and to memories of learning to work on the farm by "helping out" as a young child. As hard as the work was, as cold or hot or wet or messy or smelly as it got, I loved every minute of it. I learned about the nature of physical labor, the value of strong family and good neighbors, respect for one's elders, and the importance of "making do" with what you had. I learned the connection between working and eating. I learned to appreciate water. I learned respect for other creatures. I learned that one can, indeed, hear corn growing. I learned the importance of manure and soil and plants. I learned that we are not simply on this Earth but that we are of this Earth. I learned that toughness was not about fighting other people but about facing life's challenges and never giving up. I learned to never, ever look down on other folks. Finally, I learned what cinnamon rolls smell and taste like fresh from a the oven of a wood stove. And when I saw the wood stove in your kitchen, I smelled warm butter, caramelized brown sugar, and cinnamon. Perfume of the gods! My mouth watered. These have been lifelong lessons and memories for a small-town kid who spent every minute he could on Grandma's farm. I have over twenty two years of formal schooling, but I have always considered what I learned on that dirt-poor farm to be my most important education. This video brought back a lot of those memories, for which I thank you all. Regards, respects, and best wishes.
Thank you for taking the time to write such an important comment. Written from a experience.It really makes us happy to read comments like this. But it really brings us joy to know that everyone can read this comment. And hear the words of experience. It reminds us all of a time not too long ago when things made sense. Thanks again we appreciate the comment and your interaction
Really enjoyed the video, and the team work with your daughter was so delightful to see. I love the wood stove, bet them biscuits tasted good. Your wife done good cooking the soup and biscuits as well.
came here to find out how to move a wood stove. left here with tears in my eyes seeing your beautiful family and self. thank you for letting us in on your wonderful life
I really LOVE seeing a family working together and accomplishing things. Absolutely love the song with the daughter! Thanks for sharing your home with us!
Hey awesome video and very happy to se your beautiful daughter. looks like she likes the homestead living. many blessings to all that is the best family video I have seen in a long time awesome song great voice. may your journey be filled with much understanding and love. . carving lessons are a must. she looks like a bright kid. Un fuerte abrazo. Asta Luego.
Thank you for your "moderately" efficient ideas. I loved your group celebration at the end. The whole point of moving the stove. I'm going to try to move a Triplex grate range from a garden gate, into the boot of an estate car, unload it, take it down a 100m narrow grass path with fences, into 50m of slabs with a right angle bend through my allotment and over the step and into my packed shed! Then we'll have a ceile and bake a sourdough loaf.
It is with great pleasure I watch your videos, thank you for letting me see. When i grew up in the 1960'ties and 70'ties, we still lived of the land to a large extent. I grew up on the island Senja in northern part of Norway. In the old days people at the coast where called fishermanfarmers. My dad and uncles all started as fishermen. That was what gave them money, and well food too of course. The little farming they did was for food for the family, food, leather, wool and so forth. I remember my dad installed what we called a "water closet", water toilet. Before that we had an outhouse, and sat there reading the newspapers, before rolling and crushing the paper so it should not be too uncomfortable. Fun to remember back to those days. Electric stove we had, but the wood one was still sitting a few feet away, ready in case the power went out. A lot of jam, a lot of salted and dried mutton and other foods. That was the common way of preserving. Wonderful cooking, the old fashioned way. And it worked, and was no more complicated than it is today. Then I move to California, (my wife brought me here), and my mother in law was sitting watching me whipping up some cream. She had only been used to whipped cream in cans. And my wife's two kids got hooked on home made hand whipped cream, a little sugar in it, and a little vanilla. My wife looked at me, see, now you have ruined my kids. Now spray cream is not good enough. And why should it be ? I so miss that life, less things to worry about, and everything worked. And we had control of things. By the way, I really love your little 8N tractor. Every human being should have a tractor, it should be in the constitution.
Thank you for such a well written comment. We can easily hear it comes from a place of experience. We love reading comments like these. But we really like that everyone can read comments like this and share these good memories. It reminds all of us of a time not so long ago when things made sense. Thanks again
Hi, You have made my day! I also have a (Model AC) 1917 "Home Comfort" kitchen wood cook stove. I do have the same veralux finish on most of the stove. I do have quite a lot of chrome on mine. Also my oven door is a basic white enamel along with the lower warming oven. You are going to love your stove. These Home Comforts were notorious for their fuel economy. Best of luck to you guys, you've earned what that stove will give back to you for a lifetime.
i been watching for awhile now and im loveing what you guys get up to , im old and trying my best to do the same but it is hard by myself with spinal injuries i sustained after being run over by a truck , the song made me cry with pride of what you are achieving, mutch love and respect to you all oxoxox, all the way from australia mate.
Loved the vid from start to finish. You have a great way of explaining what it is you're trying to accomplish. It looks like your daughter is a great addition to the "hill folk" community. She appears to be a hard worker. And sharing your evening music and meal was extra special! Thanks!!
I have the same hill but at the bottom have to go up a few stairs with a stove. No tractor just an atv. That's why I watched this video. Learned alot thx. But came away with so much more. Great video. Oh, first video of yours I've seen. You've got a another new sub.
Je suis de france, de normandie pour etre plus precis. C'est toujours un plaisir de vous voir vivre. Nous vous envions!!! Cntinuez a nous faire réver. Vous etes un avant gout du PARADIS....
Really Enjoy your videos. I kida get what you were saying in your last video. I am caught between 2 worlds myself. one that mainstream folk do not understand. Keep up the good work!
You just brought back some memories. We had two Ashley wood stoves in our house when I was a kid. To me, they are the best wood stove you can buy. My grandmother still had her wood kitchen stove when she died. Hers was pretty ornate. It ended up at some relatives house in Colorado mountains. Best wishes, Kevin
You've inspired me to aquire an old Box King stove (1800's) to restore. It has much history that I'm familiar with- Thanks! Luv u gize. PS- You're living my dream.
I thought that stove looked familiar, when you were moving it, thought it had a warming top. We had one in our old farm, no running water, no electricity, only heated by that stove. Our cats loved those fold out doors. I just got a 700lb Woodstock Soapstone Ideal. Bolted onto a pallet 150 feet from house, flat muddy driveway.
We're putting in a fisher grandpa bear woodstove and did very similar, except I got a cheap furniture dolly to set it on as it came in the house. You have a lovely home and family,God bless.
Great work mate you guys are definitely a great family, the guitar and singing along with the cooking wrapped up a goods day’s work. Keep ‘em coming you are inspirational.
What a beautiful video! An epic journey to get the stove in place! I love the song at the end! I'm going to thumbs up and subscribe to support your channel! Best of luck!
I really enjoy watching you guys work together and the fact that you have the knowledge of using the skids and than the roller is well appreciated to see somebody remembering the old fashion way of using rope leverage rollers to facilitated moving a heavy object with hardly any strength but using the weight at your advantage how was the first meal on the wood stove watching the food go around made me hungry thinking of how good the food taste cook on the wood well enjoy and you guys have a great day
It’s a song by Benjamin Tod. Thank you for your interaction and your positive feedback. Here is a link to the song ua-cam.com/video/aJAUXt4jucQ/v-deo.html
@@CarvingAPath Ah :) I didn't quite pick up on it being Benjamin Todd. I'm fairly familiar with his music and listen to a lot of that genre. Such great story and songwriting. :)
Just loved your video, and love to see your beautiful family working together. We are very excited to purchase our first wood stove and appreciate all the work you put into making this video. I also really enjoyed the song and would love to know who wrote it and the title. Much love your way.
In this modern age . This must be the perfect family life . This is how it should be .
Great stove , makes for good food. We heat a 2.200 square ft. house 2 story with 2 wood/ coal stoves and this year we opened up the kitchen to a mud room, installed a large 90 year old cook stove making the kitchen a larger and warmer place to spend time cooking and spending time with friends and family..? We cut wood on outings when camping and fishing during the summer months and splitting on spare time . Hauling coal out of an old grain and feed store long gone helps with those real cold times. Our heating bill is 0 $ ..? Garage/ shop heated by wood /coal stove insulation is the key to a cozy warm home..? This will be our 14th year..? Hunting late season elk fills the freezer/ canning fruit and veggies and keeping other veggies in the cellar sure helps on grocery bills..?
While making music with a behind the back foot scratching of the sleeping dawg while attending to stove duties… It just can’t get any better! Thanks for sharing the luv. You know not how much it means for your virtual friends. Beyond words.
You said it!!!!❤
I Love these folks! They are the real deal!!!! God's Blessings!
Your daughter is quite a hand! Good on her. I don't believe I've ever enjoyed a video more than this one!
You are officially my new feel-good channel. Thank you so much for sharing your life! :)
Welcome to our channel. If you have any questions about anything let us know and we will do our best to answer. Thank you for your positive feedback and also thank you for your interaction we really appreciate that
I have no words!!!! just GODBLESS ,the last 4 mins of this video ,gsve me a tear down my cheek...you an your family,together singing,biscits cooking on the old stove...that is AMERICAN LIFE. the way it should be an all children should experience.
Thank you for sharing your time with us..truely thank you from the heart...
Godbless you an your family
Thank you for your positive feedback and also thank you for your interaction we really appreciate that thanks again
Love your videos but the family singing together just warms my heart.
The first video I watched from you was about carving a spoon. Now, I am so in love with the truth that comes from all of you. The lifestyle, the family story, the smiles, the hard work, the honesty. Thanks so much for sharing all of this. Inspiring. I sadly had to sell the piece of land I had in southern chilean patagonia. A place I know very well and love. I will find something new somewhere. My kids and I are learning so much through wood carving, gardening, being outside and sharing learning. Big hug for all of you!
God bless and protect you. You WILL find a new life. Be strong and determined, and find good people like yourselves. Keep away from big cities, or even big towns.
Thank you for letting us into your family through this video. Thoroughly enjoying the help of your daughter. What a joy that brings to a father that can’t be explained. This was great to see your life at night just being a close family singing as one. I could go on and on but I will end by saying that I really enjoy your videos. Thank you again!
Came here to find out how to use my very old “bat cave” fire place , found myself stuck watching such a lost treasure … left here feeling so satisfied ❤️
Congrats on the stove move! Glad it went well.
Best part of the video has to be at 16:20 where you got cooking AND giving the Pup some foot scratching! THAT, is talent!
That girl has great instincts and observation. That is quite the rarity to be commended. Thank you for the glimpse into your home, such a beautiful foundation to build on . greetings from Scotland
its great to have u guys back on the path again
Great job! I really enjoyed the music and family time!
Hey folks, isn't it simply lovely to see this beautiful family, living joy, happiness, and simplicity? What exactly went wrong with sick modern society? Where did we f**k up?
This is what life should be like. Maybe this gentleman was a computer analyst in a previous life (I very much doubt it), but he made the right choice. The Forefathers would be proud of him and his family.
God bless.
Beautiful life y’all have.Thanks for sharing with us! Your daughter is precious and such a help and you all sing beautifully.You are a very blessed man! Until we see you again ,bless you all.
Thank you for letting us all in on your family evening meal and your continued work on your home. I too thought that took some real talent to cook and scratch the pup's ear with your foot, made me smile. Keep up the great work.
Many thanks for sharing this video.
It took me back about 65 years to memories of the wood stove in my great grandmother's kitchen and to memories of learning to work on the farm by "helping out" as a young child. As hard as the work was, as cold or hot or wet or messy or smelly as it got, I loved every minute of it.
I learned about the nature of physical labor, the value of strong family and good neighbors, respect for one's elders, and the importance of "making do" with what you had. I learned the connection between working and eating. I learned to appreciate water. I learned respect for other creatures. I learned that one can, indeed, hear corn growing. I learned the importance of manure and soil and plants. I learned that we are not simply on this Earth but that we are of this Earth. I learned that toughness was not about fighting other people but about facing life's challenges and never giving up. I learned to never, ever look down on other folks.
Finally, I learned what cinnamon rolls smell and taste like fresh from a the oven of a wood stove. And when I saw the wood stove in your kitchen, I smelled warm butter, caramelized brown sugar, and cinnamon. Perfume of the gods! My mouth watered.
These have been lifelong lessons and memories for a small-town kid who spent every minute he could on Grandma's farm. I have over twenty two years of formal schooling, but I have always considered what I learned on that dirt-poor farm to be my most important education.
This video brought back a lot of those memories, for which I thank you all.
Regards, respects, and best wishes.
Thank you for taking the time to write such an important comment. Written from a experience.It really makes us happy to read comments like this. But it really brings us joy to know that everyone can read this comment. And hear the words of experience. It reminds us all of a time not too long ago when things made sense. Thanks again we appreciate the comment and your interaction
So glad your daughter is still there with you. ❤
Merry Christmas y’all….
Love the song! One of my favorite meals came from my Grandmother back in the sixties rabbit and gravy.
The tractor brought me here as I have an 8N myself. Your great content and delivery kept me here as a subscriber. Thanks 😊👍
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Really enjoyed the video, and the team work with your daughter was so delightful to see. I love the wood stove, bet them biscuits tasted good. Your wife done good cooking the soup and biscuits as well.
came here to find out how to move a wood stove. left here with tears in my eyes seeing your beautiful family and self. thank you for letting us in on your wonderful life
I really loved your singing, nice food prepared, thank you again
Thanks for the soulful tune, the glimpse of your family life, May God bless y’all have a Happy Thanksgiving
I really LOVE seeing a family working together and accomplishing things. Absolutely love the song with the daughter! Thanks for sharing your home with us!
Hey awesome video and very happy to se your beautiful daughter. looks like she likes the homestead living. many blessings to all
that is the best family video I have seen in a long time awesome song great voice. may your journey be filled with much understanding
and love. . carving lessons are a must. she looks like a bright kid. Un fuerte abrazo. Asta Luego.
Thank you for your "moderately" efficient ideas. I loved your group celebration at the end. The whole point of moving the stove. I'm going to try to move a Triplex grate range from a garden gate, into the boot of an estate car, unload it, take it down a 100m narrow grass path with fences, into 50m of slabs with a right angle bend through my allotment and over the step and into my packed shed! Then we'll have a ceile and bake a sourdough loaf.
It is with great pleasure I watch your videos, thank you for letting me see. When i grew up in the 1960'ties and 70'ties, we still lived of the land to a large extent. I grew up on the island Senja in northern part of Norway. In the old days people at the coast where called fishermanfarmers. My dad and uncles all started as fishermen. That was what gave them money, and well food too of course. The little farming they did was for food for the family, food, leather, wool and so forth. I remember my dad installed what we called a "water closet", water toilet. Before that we had an outhouse, and sat there reading the newspapers, before rolling and crushing the paper so it should not be too uncomfortable. Fun to remember back to those days. Electric stove we had, but the wood one was still sitting a few feet away, ready in case the power went out. A lot of jam, a lot of salted and dried mutton and other foods. That was the common way of preserving. Wonderful cooking, the old fashioned way. And it worked, and was no more complicated than it is today. Then I move to California, (my wife brought me here), and my mother in law was sitting watching me whipping up some cream. She had only been used to whipped cream in cans. And my wife's two kids got hooked on home made hand whipped cream, a little sugar in it, and a little vanilla. My wife looked at me, see, now you have ruined my kids. Now spray cream is not good enough. And why should it be ? I so miss that life, less things to worry about, and everything worked. And we had control of things. By the way, I really love your little 8N tractor. Every human being should have a tractor, it should be in the constitution.
Thank you for such a well written comment. We can easily hear it comes from a place of experience. We love reading comments like these. But we really like that everyone can read comments like this and share these good memories. It reminds all of us of a time not so long ago when things made sense. Thanks again
What an absolute tonic for the soul this was. Congratulations and thank you!
Very enjoyable, great tune you did with your daughter. It looks like she has settled in. Thanks for sharing.
Enjoy your channel , Thank you for sharing . Please continue to post and more frequently.
That is the most gorgeous interior wood wall panelling I've ever seen. Beautiful video, thanks for posting
Hi, You have made my day! I also have a (Model AC) 1917 "Home Comfort" kitchen wood cook stove. I do have the same veralux finish on most of the stove. I do have quite a lot of chrome on mine. Also my oven door is a basic white enamel along with the lower warming oven. You are going to love your stove. These Home Comforts were notorious for their fuel economy. Best of luck to you guys, you've earned what that stove will give back to you for a lifetime.
You have the greatest helper...
What a beautiful day in your life...
Your little helper is so capable! :)
i been watching for awhile now and im loveing what you guys get up to , im old and trying my best to do the same but it is hard by myself with spinal injuries i sustained after being run over by a truck , the song made me cry with pride of what you are achieving, mutch love and respect to you all oxoxox, all the way from australia mate.
Blessings to you lizard. I know how that is to live with injuries and find joy in the simple things as well
The inside of your home is magnificent…
Wonderful video. It's easy to see there's a lot of love in your family.
Loved the vid from start to finish. You have a great way of explaining what it is you're trying to accomplish. It looks like your daughter is a great addition to the "hill folk" community. She appears to be a hard worker. And sharing your evening music and meal was extra special! Thanks!!
lovely singing!
Very touching! Blessed you are! Good to see your daughter so happy.
Great version of Wyoming!
Wow! Excellent moving plan and execution thereof!
I enjoyed his heartwarming video very much. Thank you are.
I have the same hill but at the bottom have to go up a few stairs with a stove. No tractor just an atv. That's why I watched this video. Learned alot thx. But came away with so much more. Great video.
Oh, first video of yours I've seen. You've got a another new sub.
Welcome To our channel.It sounds like you have quite a few challenges ahead of you with your stove.Let us know how it goes.
Woodwork was my passion before 2014 can't find it in me to start again.
nice job
I see a lot of love and a family working together. It doesn't get much better than that. I think that this has been your best video ever.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback and your interaction we really appreciate that
Je suis de france, de normandie pour etre plus precis. C'est toujours un plaisir de vous voir vivre. Nous vous envions!!!
Cntinuez a nous faire réver. Vous etes un avant gout du PARADIS....
What a beautiful end to a great video. I hope you get your legal issues sorted out and return to your homestead, and make more videos.
Really Enjoy your videos. I kida get what you were saying in your last video. I am caught between 2 worlds myself. one that mainstream folk do not understand. Keep up the good work!
You just brought back some memories. We had two Ashley wood stoves in our house when I was a kid. To me, they are the best wood stove you can buy.
My grandmother still had her wood kitchen stove when she died. Hers was pretty ornate. It ended up at some relatives house in Colorado mountains.
Best wishes, Kevin
congrats on the stove! I loved seeing it put to use for a family dinner and sing along. Hope you all enjoy it.
My kinda life. Beautiful family....
I just found your channel and I’m really enjoying it. Looking forward to the next video. Thank you for taking the time.
Welcome to our channel. If you have any questions about anything along the way let us know we will do our best to answer. Thanks again
You've inspired me to aquire an old Box King stove (1800's) to restore. It has much history that I'm familiar with- Thanks! Luv u gize. PS- You're living my dream.
Awesome job by all involved. The last 5-6 minutes was the perfect way to end the vid.
Thank you for sharing.
I thought that stove looked familiar, when you were moving it, thought it had a warming top. We had one in our old farm, no running water, no electricity, only heated by that stove. Our cats loved those fold out doors.
I just got a 700lb Woodstock Soapstone Ideal. Bolted onto a pallet 150 feet from house, flat muddy driveway.
Realy love the part with the signing. Nice song and also beautiful voices. just to bad, we did'nt have the chance to play together.
We're putting in a fisher grandpa bear woodstove and did very similar, except I got a cheap furniture dolly to set it on as it came in the house. You have a lovely home and family,God bless.
Great teamwork! And the simple joys of life! Thanks for sharing
Thanks you for sharing your video it was great! Take care and GOD BLESS 🙏!
Love that old stove, good job you guys.
What a team! That was brilliant.
A wood cookstove makes for the best tasting food on the planet hands down.
THANK YOU FOR SHARING IT BRINGS TEARS OF JOY TO ME
Beautiful...just all around beautiful.
I enjoyed this very much. Thank you
Great work mate you guys are definitely a great family, the guitar and singing along with the cooking wrapped up a goods day’s work. Keep ‘em coming you are inspirational.
that was fantastic, my favorite video yet! I could watch videos like this one all day long. Keep up the good work, you have a fan for life.
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What a beautiful video! An epic journey to get the stove in place! I love the song at the end! I'm going to thumbs up and subscribe to support your channel! Best of luck!
Just lovely.
I love watching your channel. Thank you for sharing you're incredible knowledge with all of us.
You plan on making a outside chimney sometime? I usually save a couple biscuits for desert with homemade apple jell on them..........
Excellent team work, great job.
Ça fait tellement de bien de vous revoir enfin Bravo rester fort vous êtes magnifiques et, le tracteur s’est votre signature à vous 🫶♥️🤩🇨🇦
congratulations on your installation!!
I really enjoy watching you guys work together and the fact that you have the knowledge of using the skids and than the roller is well appreciated to see somebody remembering the old fashion way of using rope leverage rollers to facilitated moving a heavy object with hardly any strength but using the weight at your advantage how was the first meal on the wood stove watching the food go around made me hungry thinking of how good the food taste cook on the wood well enjoy and you guys have a great day
We hadn't seen your house in a while in a video and oh boy it has improved so much! It looks like you're doing such great use of that space!
So much to give thanks for. Love ya'll
Happy New Year guys....love watching your videos. You doing a fantastic job🙂👍
Love it Stay Warm
Beautiful.
Great video...if only familys could do this again. I believe we would be a more tolerable Society. !!!
They sale stuff for these stoves called stove black . It’s like seasoning for the cast iron. Turns it nice and black
Total awesomeness!
🥲 I can’t wait to have a family like that
Best video I’ve ever seen
Awesome job!!
Enjoy your vids beautiful view yall have
We love watching ur vidios when r u going to post more vidios
Vidieos
absolutely genius way to move the stove. I adore your home, it's so beautiful. Love to song too, curious what song it is.
It’s a song by Benjamin Tod. Thank you for your interaction and your positive feedback. Here is a link to the song
ua-cam.com/video/aJAUXt4jucQ/v-deo.html
@@CarvingAPath Ah :) I didn't quite pick up on it being Benjamin Todd. I'm fairly familiar with his music and listen to a lot of that genre. Such great story and songwriting. :)
We stumbled upon his music about a year ago. And some thing about it really resonates with us.
Just loved your video, and love to see your beautiful family working together. We are very excited to purchase our first wood stove and appreciate all the work you put into making this video. I also really enjoyed the song and would love to know who wrote it and the title. Much love your way.
admiration... huge.
tout le monde est heureux chez vous , même les chiens !!! super
Incorporating the ancient Kung Fu method of using your surroundings to your advantage. I sense a future of nutritious delicious food being created ♥
Good stuff!!
All that's missing is some fried apples with cinnamon to go on top of a biscut for desert. ♡