@@barrymeyer5001 we absolutely love it! We work the heck out of it and it just keeps on going.

@@hubcaps1990 this is really going to be a game changer for us. Once we get rid of some of these trees, we can start on some of the bigger projects. We have planned for the future.

@@donr.navarrete5112 we will have to go up for a weekend of relaxation soon. Stay in touch.

@@denniskane8151 you bring up a great point. We are definitely going to keep our existing rocks around the fire ring. Thanks for sharing the info.

@@NatureInspiredSnipsnSnaps thank you very much! It was a lot of work, but it was well worth it. I’m sure we will keep working on it in refine it as time passes by.

@@FullTimeDreamRV a motorhome would fit perfectly! Especially one that’s coming from New York. We hope you guys have a great week. I’ll keep you posted on any merchandise decisions.

@@keithstorrs3936 😂🤣😂 don’t say that too loud if your wife is around! We hope you guys have a great weekend, get a little rest. It looks like you’ve been busy.

@@DebsWay thanks for the info, I’ve seen those too and I would love to save up for one. I’ve actually been watching a couple of KZbin channels that use them on a regular basis. Margaret and I have been keeping you and William in our prayers, this hurricane season has been crazy. Stay safe it’s always great to hear from you!!

Just imagine what all you could do with that little bull-dozer (or is it a bobcat?). We are doing just fine here. Helene was devastating to the NW coast of Florida and then continued on with major damage on northward. She was a bad one! We're more towards the East coast of FL and we got prepared for anything that could happen with our power units and hurricane supply box standing ready but we only had some really strong winds with a little rain. No major damage; just some little tree branches scattered in the backyard. We were very fortunate. I've just recently gotten a new -- but considered "used" because it''s old -- bread machine and I've been experimenting with making different types of bread. I've made a couple different loaves of white bread and a rye bread. My first white bread loaf was way too hearty (too hearty -- more like downright heavy) but I figured out it could be a mixture of old yeast and the fact that the machine had never been used. It did a great job on subsequent loaves. Has Margaret ever made bread in a bread machine? If so, got any good recipes to share??

@@rangerreno1249 i’m pretty excited to see how your build goes. Last night I watched your video two times in a row. We love your river and it looks like you guys chose a great way to build. If I had to do it over again, I think I would build a building like yours. Who knows maybe that’ll be our next build on our new piece of property. Thank you so much for watching, I appreciate your support

@@karlsoffthegrid1378 I will provide more details with each video. My son is a builder so it makes it a little easier to pull this off although I’m not asking for a “family discount “. Will keep you posted!

@@ErichZachoutdoors there’s no reason you can’t get your channel to grow. I know nothing about technology, but somehow things start to work out after a while. Good luck hunting this upcoming season! I can’t wait to see you guys in action again. Have a great week, buddy.

@@carllienhart9917 😁 you never know… thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Have an awesome week.

@@CrabbyBill thanks Bill! Good luck hunting this year, I will be watching to see how you do

@@Jim-op3kg you never know…. this truck actually is from Grandon lol

@@FordDude66 thanks Todd!! we wanted to keep it relatively simple, but still have a cool vibe to it. It feels so good to finally get back to some of the bigger projects that we wanted to accomplish this year. Once this work is done, it will open up so many future things we would like to do. Send our regards to Tammy, we hope you guys have an awesome week.

@@canajian good morning sir!!

Nice looking fire pit area. Guess I learned something today, I never knew that about the smoke from a fire, always heard the saying the smoke follows beauty. Sounds like you have big plans for your property,

@@squirrellyacres thanks buddy!! The old smoke trick usually holds true of course the wind has a say in it. Go Packers!!

@@BLAM777 lol it’s one of our favorite shows as well. You have to love Dwight!! Thank you so much, we really appreciate it!!

@@Roadkillstew I’ll keep you posted and let you know when we get the things arranged. Have an awesome week, my friend.

@@michaelhardy195 thank you we are grateful to have you with us!!

@@NakedEmperor sounds great! Good luck keep us informed

@@NakedEmperor I hit Water the very next attempt. Here is a link to that video. Driving a Sandpoint well quickly and efficiently #drivingasandpoint #drillingforwater kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWWWpWebiNZopMk

@@BenDunn-j8i I ordered mine from Ace Hardware. Here is a link to the next video I did when I actually hit water.. Driving a Sandpoint well quickly and efficiently #drivingasandpoint #drillingforwater kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWWWpWebiNZopMk

@@chrisnielsen3562 thanks for sharing the information. Those are all great tips. I am so glad that I went straight up through the ceiling. It definitely eliminates any rollback of the smoke when the door is opened. Thanks for watching.

@@karlsoffthegrid1378 I think once your chimney is warm you shouldn’t have any rollback if you have it above the peak of the house. I think the worst part is warm me up to chimney first to create a draft. With a chimney on the outside, it’s always in the cold, it’s in the attic, but it’s still cool up there. but when it’s -30 outside, it’ll take a while for the heat up to create a draft. That’s what I’m thinking anyways.

@@shawnmccormack5798 thanks for the info!!

@@DaveCollierCamping thanks for watching!!

@@FullTimeDreamRV thanks buddy!!

@@3kareeem the good news is… I hit water the very next attempt. Thank you so much for watching. You can check out the other video if you like. Here is a link to that video. Driving a Sandpoint well quickly and efficiently #drivingasandpoint #drillingforwater kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWWWpWebiNZopMk

@@johnlivingston4831 it’s definitely a young mans saw. if you’re not used to physical labor, it might be better to get something a little smaller. This has worked perfect for all the bigger trees that I cut down up at the cabin.