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I liked the small параклис a short walk in Borovets. One the way toward the bottom of the runs.

Well, if one chicken gets up there, then the whole damn flock will hafta get up there. Every chicke hasta occupy the same space as every other dumb chicken…🙄🤦‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

You live in a beautiful area made more spectacular by the snow. I enjoyed your walk almost as much as your furry companions :)

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Beautiful and the best hiking companions ❤

Does your water need a pump for the radiators? If it does, does this mean you have a problem and can't run your stove when the electricity goes off?

My hens also did not use the swing they had. I think the swing needs to be heavier so that is swings only slightly when a hen jumps up. Then, the hen will regard it as more of a roost. The hen needs to jump on it out of its own volition. When the flock is foraging and scratching for food none of the hens will lose time staying behind on a swing. They might jump on the swing in their periods of rest - after they have eaten. Lastly, I think 3-8 week old baby chicks would like that swing. They would be able to fly up after they have fledged.

Thank you! Very helpful update.

Merry Christmas to you!!

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You talk too much and show too little. The only thing worth mentioning is how to hang a pot with a chain. I blame myself for watching your video to the end.

Just found your videos! I think I will like what you share with us! Beautiful landscape!

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Dude my spirit animal is the jackel

See the eddited video in the Link!

See my dog reacting to the video in the link!

Good idea, Wonder if it would work much better if one could taper the pipe to about the size of the hole, From about 1 1/2 feet up the pipe, And the extra weight on the grains might keep falling, I think it would be easily done with a little heat and stretch the pipe or slot it and plastic weld the cuts, Might try it this spring, Too darn cold right now at minus 20 C

that's heaven for Mechanic's, Crazy builds, monstertruck mods and rollcages all over the place! holy moly I really have to move to bulgaria 🤯 that's beautiful!

so short term is, you can do engine swaps like crazy and they wouldn't care at all!? Hell yeah I need to move to bulgaria 😂

Great idea! I will try it. Just a small thing, if you put the red caps the other way around, maybe they will hold enough food for the chicken to peck and release more food?

You could always make your self a coldframe out of bricks and a piece of glass?

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Looks like a great place to open up a car wash business!

Yuk!!! 🤢

You didn't smoke inside the car inspection, did you?

I could literally build a custom car in my garage and get it registered with no inspection here in the US lol.

95 euros on taxes 🕺 i have to pay at least ten times as much.. Think i'm coming to Bulgaria 👍🏽

If it don't attract rats How come you were showing us in your building many rats Was there a two legged rat there too ? That system looks like it works really good, but put a camera up and just watch the to see your rats will also be there

Will give this a go, thanks

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Temperatures dropped to 14 degrees Celsius over night in the house. Thanks to insulation. Finally they managed to turn it back on for me. 🎉 Now firing like crazy! 😁

Oh my... No fun in the Dark, good luck for getting back electricity!!! 🥶

We have almost the same pechka as you. We don't get the same issue but our system for lighting it is different. We lay the kindling and paper towards the back of the firebox and leave the front half clear. That way the smoke has less chance to come out of the top plate gaps. We also shut the door as soon as the paper is lit and slightly open the ash drawer to allow more air through. This makes the fire burn hotter and warms the pechka and chimney quicker. Once the fire is burning properly we add more wood to the front half but never further forward than where the bottom grill meets the front fire bricks. That way air will carry the smoke and gases upward and backwards, eliminating and "dead air" areas where the smoke can linger. It takes a bit more managing to start with but it may help reduce your smoke issues. I hope there's something useful for you in all that, it certainly works for us.

Just beautiful!

Beautiful!

YOUR COOL .... :-) LIKE THE FEEDER TOO :-)

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Thanks for sharing your insight about the smart cat doors. I have watched your previous video where the sureflap didn't work. So now I wonder why you purchased a new one of the same brand. I'm also looking for a good microchip door but all the reviews are so confusing. I wonder whether there is a smart cat door on the market that can scan the microchip from Both sides (entry / exit) , doesn't make a loud sound ,has two points for locking and it is not glitching ? Dualscan is made by sureflap and I feel like it's a risk of buying this brand. Thanks in advance

Newer model stoves that are sealed and use outside air for combustion are a little easier to cold start in windy weather. My stove is supplied with combustion air by a 4"/100mm metal duct from under the house. I also use super dry split wood kindling with 5 or 6 BBQ brickettes soaked in fire starter placed underneath the kindling. I surround the kindling on both sides with crumpled newspaper. I fully open the damper, light the briquettes and paper, and partially close the stove door. When that fast-burning paper has burned I close the door fully. The paper adds enough heat to start a draft, the briquettes start the kindling quickly and you can add larger wood within 5 or 6 minutes. Works perfectly for me as long as the kindling is really dry.

This is the first of your videos I have watched. Very sorry to hear about Luna. My Button just passed in July. And as much as I dislike that people abandon cats, I am pretty sure that is why there is a young cat that showed up in September. Very skittish, but with in just the last 3 or 4 days, I have been able to touch him. "Neko" I hope will be my companion for many years to come. Your comment about "before the happiness..." that really hit me. ♥ P.S. My best friend is from Bulgaria!! And Also, I did subscribe. Peace,,, from Upstate New York.

Heated mat perhaps is more safe

I have the same problem every once in a while, so what I do is: I take my hot air popcorn popper, take the plastic top off so it's just the base and put it in the unlit stove and let it blow hot air for 3 - 5 minutes. While it's blowing hot air, I also light my small propane torch alongside the popper, I actually just hold it and close the door as much as I can. This heats the chimney up fast! Then I get my newspaper and kindling in there and lit as fast as I can. It works every time!

Straw is the best choice for bedding for animals, not hay or anything thst retains moisture like blankets, etc "Straw is a better choice than hay for animal shelters because it insulates better and repels moisture: Insulation Straw's hollow structure traps air, which helps keep animals warm. It also acts as a barrier between the animal and the ground, which helps retain body heat. Moisture Straw repels moisture, while hay absorbs it and can become moldy. A wet bed can make cats sick, especially in the winter."

The beauty of creation and the change of seasons is a beautiful sight.

I'm sorry for your loss. Losing a pet is losing a family member.

Sorry to hear about Luna

For the window, I’d use a transparent plastic like plexiglas, lexan, perspec, or polycarbonate (some of those names mean the same thing, I think). Why? Because they’re insulating. You could also make the window double-paned (one pane inside the box, one outside) for better insulation. You could also attach some insulating material (bubble wrap, for example) to the inside of the door flap. Of course, how insulated you want the box depends on how cold you expect the weather to be. Also, you don’t want it so insulated that there’s no air exchange at all. Some fresh air is necessary. I have built such insulated houses for outdoor cats, too. I didn’t use any artificial heating- I just let the cat’s body provide the warmth. But wearher doesn’t get super cold where I live.

I’m sorry about Luna. Losing a beloved cat hurts something awful.