Let me get this straight... You're up here, marketing this great new invention... The pothole?

Just CooL!Hydrate The Dessert!😮😊😎😃❣

Maybe mulch some of the cedar trees

Say earthworks one more time mf 😅

Why do I always watch these videos and never see a rock bar where there is rock? It is such an easy tool

Nice progress! Are you going to create a bit of an overhang with the roof on both sides? It looks like the roof ends almost before the walls now?

Y’all are doing a great job

I'm curious how you guys decided to purchase this property and why 10 acres? I'm interested in doing something similar in the future. Any advice would be helpful. I'm looking at Cochise county but have to wait until I retire.

What state are you in.

Coming on nicely 😊

Your home is coming along beautifully!! I'm so inspired by the fact that only you two have constructed it by hand, over time, with mostly materials on hand.

A great build!! I'm so glad to see someone else creating their dream. I'm building an outdoor kitchen and can relate to your struggles but also the problem solving that is required. Hard work, but worth it!!

ORGANIC MATTER, ORGANIC MATTER, ORGANIC MATTER - greetings from a german landscape engineer

Just gorgeous! The recycled content and live edge lumber reminds me of 70s architecture I fell in love with through "Handmade Houses."

Super awesome,inspirational project; well done!

Do you have cats n dogs to eat snakes away and to keep stuff from eating the cats.

Aw, darn. Gotta put in the effort. 😊

Glad to see people greening my state. Good works.

Your smile is the solution to all problems , slow and steady always wins the race

this place is going to leak..

I know I'm not the first to tell you this but you do really crappy work, and your house looks like a total meth head did the work.. you start things and then you don't finish before you move on, just like a meth head.. I'm thinking you are cooking meth out there and you need to be reported to the law.. not just for cooking meth, but the that abomination you are calling a house.. disgusting and pathetic..

did I see some satanic symbolism? is something wrong with you?

This is turning out way cooler than I expected! You’re doing great work 😊

it's coming together ...

I look forward to learn how you use the cans.

Hi, just wanted to mention some sinilar technics. In the Sahel, Africa, there's a greening technic known as the "half moon" if I recall correctly. Very similar to the zuni hole, the half moon is a hole dig to retain water in arid climate. They - the Africans - are using the half moon with immediate greening on top of it. Hoghly recomended to research in case is a technic you can implement and would serve intended purposes.

I can't wait to see how well your natural air-conditioning work; should be awesome.

There should be a limit how rot resistant a juniper is. There can be termites. Good work on your project, best wishes for next year.

Many different shapes can be used. On a larger project machinery can develop longer and slower trenches. Basically anything to reduce the flow of water and allowing shallow depressions to collect water that can then soak into the story. In Africa, they are using huge numbers of half moon shaped holes. These can be more complex with different functions. Bill Mollison was a big fan of swales. Swales have been used in Arizona. Planting of local plants can be done in and around swales. Also, herbal, medicinal and food plants. Also, plants useful insects and birds. Birds can have useful environmental effects. Best for native birds. And bees are vital insects for plants. Eventually, ducks and chickens where suitable. Reeds are another option to use with swales and ponds. In Texas, they are using beavers for water management. Reed areas can also be used to improve water quality. Using sand, pebbles and stone above the water level. Grey water, relatively clean waste house water, other than toilets can be useful with gardens for filtering. Designs can be found on the internet.

Thx for the video. I'm sure you're likely tired of advice, but stapling _plastic_ (even expired greenhouse plastic) onto the posts and then re-attaching the slab lumber may be worth your while down the line. Good luck!

Wow! It's looking so good! Wishing you guys a peaceful solstice 🌗🌞✌🏼

Got to say the vibe has been turned up a few notches this week bro, like youve finally made it home and less of a camp. Amazed the progress man ill keep saying it. Its quite a feat for so few hands and all the work guys did on the earth works. Looking forward to more of that homely vibes man we feeling your relief😅🎉