I really admire your problem solving and persistence in getting the best outcomes for the job inhand

What a fantastic job you have done with tiling the roof it looks amazing, I bet your knees are throbing.

Lovely woodwork and roof, very neat work.

How are you going to open the window

Makes all the difference to look at a lovely white window, well done.

I find it very Interesting watching small homes being renovated, have watched a few now, I would love to move to Portugal, I can't at the moment but its on my mind. Also I wondered how you would manage being diabetic on insulin, they have NHS would it be the she as UK.

ARE THE TIN Y HOUSES SO SMALL BECAUSE THEY WERE FOR FOR FARMERS AND A DOG.

Nothing like a good puzzel...😅

Love to see you two.working hand on hand.good job.boa sorta.a este lindo cazal.

Why do you show the same episodes over and over and over again I’ve seen these at least three times each three or four times each KZbin keeps playing the same stuff where everybody else they put it on KZbin and then it goes away and you get another episode you guys it’s the same thing over and over again. I’d like to follow you, but I can’t keep seeing the same thing over and over again why is that?

Yay! 🎉🎉🎉 You have a roof!😊

I'm watching you and saying "be careful, Phil. Be careful!"😮

Great job uncovering that beautiful view from your outdoor kitchen. 👍😁

One thing I noticed about watching most of the Portugal KZbinrs are the wind is can get quite great around there in the rain in the winter is the worse. I don’t know if you have problems with water or around your place, but a couple of the people that I watch Except like Cindy and her pig farm it gets quite windy in the summer. There is a drought, but I don’t know how far south or north she is somewhere around an hour away fondue I might be saying that wrong on though

That would make a nice little nook for a candle or something or some kind of light like I said, I like the old decorations in these things

I just love those ovens inside the kitchen. I love the old charm that those houses had. As old as that house is, I think they had rebar back then.

I just love those ovens inside the kitchen. I love the old charm that those houses had.

Hi wonderful.people.i am a portuguese.american.girl.and my heart.is telling me go and renovate.a beautiful.old house.good Luke guys.

May be a silly question but putting a gutter on the back end where the rain comes down and divert it away from the house. Would that sound like a good idea I don’t know. Or save the rainwater for the use in the kitchen. I don’t know what to set up. Is there yet?

May be a silly question but putting a gutter on the back end where the rain comes down and divert it away from the house. Would that sound like a good idea I don’t know. Or save the rainwater for the use in the kitchen. I don’t know what to set up. Is there yet?

May be a silly question but putting a gutter on the back end where the rain comes down and divert it away from the house. Would that sound like a good idea I don’t know.

Maybe if you empty the bags into the wheelbarrow and then empty the wheel barrel out that would be easier on both of you

Love blue Morning Glories!

Enjoyed this video very much. What a lovely property you have there. This video, particularly, made me want to be there with you in that beautiful morning sunshine. 🌞☮️❤️

I watch another lady that has a pig farm and she made a glass bottle wall. That is totally beautiful. It would be nice to have something like that by your eye outdoor kitchen just a adjuster got all those models. Why not using them

I know this is an afterthought, but wouldn’t have been a lot easier if you had balance the floor before you put everything else in there, but it’s done. Just wondered why it wasn’t done first you guys are doing a great job though.

So many beautiful things growing around your place! 😊❤

So good to see neighbors helping. Makes a difference, doesn't it? North Carolina USA. 😊❤

What a job! You persevered and got it done. YAY!😁⭐️🎉

Ola Phil e Jane!! Muito bonito esse projecto que o arquitecto elaborou! E estão a pensar muito bem a colocar tudo ao mesmo nível, como se diz por cá, "já não caminhamos p'ra novos!!" ! 😁 Aqui estarei para ver novos episódios da vossa rotina!😀Bjinhos

Love your paths its looking very tidy. Plans look amazing but a bit modern for me, i'm more jaks junk 😅

Have you considered putting some of the composted soil that was cleared from around the land around Basil? And maybe making a soil ring around the tree so it collects and retains more water for the root bulb?

For the rain water collection, search for epic homestead grey water - he did a couple of videos on the installation and how it works. It can give you some ideas of what it involves to install.

Great work 🙂

You must be very lucky with a wife as Jane. She has also a beautiful voice( over).

There are electric pruning shears that would make pruning of the olive tree suckers a much lighter and faster job.

Can't get over the breathtaking views! ❤ North Carolina USA.

Like the Zeppelin shirt! Good music taste! I like the spirit from both of you.

Gorgeous country!😊

Let us know which town are you in?

Boa noite Jane e Phil adorei o último vídeo de vocês, gostei do planejamento para a nova casa, tudo bonito e de bom gosto. Também gostei do reaproveitamento das lascas de madeira ,foi uma ótima ideia e Jane adorei a sua dancinha. Tenham uma boa semana, até ao próximo vídeo, abraços😊

Just discovered you! Lovely video! Susan North Carolina USA. 😊❤

Big project, big budget, good luck.

Why your wife bringing her tongue out of her mouth? That’s not polite!!!!!!

Going to be super interesting following along with your journey as the project unfolds 👍. I’m presuming you’re taking all the buildings down & pouring a new insulated floor with damp proof footings , recycling the best of the stone for interior feature walls. Hopefully the planning process goes smoothly & does not get tied up in Portuguese bureaucracy. Thanks for sharing your story 👍

We enjoyed your video and hearing about your plans. Good luck! Boa sorte!

Sometimes you have to sacrifice a tree or two but never feel bad as you are planting more and doing other things for nature .

With all that slim wood you could also make biochar and have super fertile areas of land forever. Perhaps you could experiment with soil amendments in areas in the future and see what grows better xxx

A arvore, que penso ser uma oliveira, pode mudar de local, as oliveiras são muito resistentes os Newbys fizeram isso

beau projet