Actually, I do still have it and use it every day. I can tell the battery doesn't last as long as it did in the beginning, but it is still really solid. I sleep with it every night to sleep track, I use it for a weight lifting workout everyday, HIIT a couple times a week, plus several walks throughtout the week. My goal is 10, steps a day. I don't use the always on display. I stick to dark watch faces, and I don't have cellular. When I charge it, I charge to full and don't charge it typically until it is in the single digits. Having said that, I get a full two to two and a half days of use before needing to charge.

@@thelittleredcottage that's great. Thank you for the reply.

Ug. I did kind of mess up the audio levels on this one.

Good to know.

Thanks for the tip.

Dawn has so many uses! We'll give this a try! Thanks!

He did a great job, didn't he? We're working on a May garden tour so stay tuned!

@@thelittleredcottage Exciting! 👍

Thanks so much. They were a labor of love for sure. And yes, life definitly does get in the way. Thanks for your comment!

Hi! We're working on a pruning video that we'll post soon but in the meantime, you can catch up on the progress in these two videos! kzbin.info/www/bejne/naGsYYN-rMuqpNE and kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpC5qpukZdd1msU Thanks for checking in with us!

Hi there! We aren't experts but we would recommend waiting to do a first prune in winter after your trees have had a chance to establish a little longer. When you do prune in the summer, mid summer is a great time.

Thanks for the comment. We have had a great time training up our little espalier orchard. We did the planting, training, and some intitial prunining. We will do more as we prune and harvest.

That would have been the logical course of action. Had I to do it again, that would be the start. We do have some challenges with where we live dumping material on the street or drive way. But hey, live and learn.

Ultra 8? Anyway, I'd visit the Apple Store.

At the moment, all the plants have been removed and the beds cleaned out. Only bad thing about the season end. We'll make sure to get some more holistic as we start next year.

@@thelittleredcottage Thanks. I bet it looks good even in winter with that beautiful stone. Nice work.

Better than we expected. We have considered the possibility of doing some sort of adhesive, but then you lose that nice gravel crunch sound.

It's holding up really well.Did you look at our completion of the garden boxes or the bad audio tour at the end of the summer (2023)? You can get a better look after a year. kzbin.info/www/bejne/amawlIybgph2r8Usi=Y-kgnAES81He0SSm

True that. We were lucky enough for the space, and I was too dumb to know otherwise about what it would take to do the disassembly and reassembly. Still, in the end it worked out. Hope you can fine a Snooker table that will work for you. Good luck.

Remind me to never play against you. That is awesome you were able to get such a great table. Thanks for sharing.

Wished I could tell you exactly the cloth type. Repair guy showed up, pulled out a sample book, and we pointed at the one we liked. Good luck with the DIY part. After looking at what it would have taken here, I said no way to myself.

Any charges go faster for you beyond the stock puck?

We hadn't either until moving into this house. Bug brew is now on our list to try next season. Thanks.

Cảm ơn bạn đã theo dõi trang nhỏ của chúng tôi về sân và khu vườn của chúng tôi. Chúng tôi rất vui vì bạn thích nó. Chúng tôi hy vọng nó mang lại cho bạn một số ý tưởng để thử trong khu vườn của riêng bạn.

Don't think I'm understanding the comment. We certainly wouldn't suggest putting weed barrier in mud or swampy areas. This area does get rain, but it is not a naturally wet area.

Hi sorry for the delayed response! It worked a bit but I think we waited too long to start the treatment necause it was hard to keep up with the budworm damage! It is safe for petunias just make sure you start treatment at the FIRST sign of damage and you should be good to go! we're going to try again next year and hopefully have better success!

It's so true!

Hey thanks! It made things so much easier!

That's a really interesting way to deal with other nasties. We'll remember that when we get another four-legged friend.

Thanks so much!

Quick math is about 375 sq ft.

Hey Thomas. I'm working through some of these things myself. Tell me, when you say automation, are you talking about a scene? Like when I created the scene with the Christmas tree? Or are you talking about something like an automation when the sun goes down the light comes on? If it is the latter, you'll need to use short cuts. In which case, there is a guy named Shane Whatley who has a few solid videos about creating short cut automations. I haven't really done anything with those yet, other than telling my phone "Lumos" to turn on the flashlight. Having said all that, I will be doing one and creating a video in a month or two around ceiling fans turning off and on depending on room temperature.

Oh you're right! We're so sorry we dropped the ball! We'll address it in an upcoming video but for now, it did help, but it was definitely a lot of work! It might have been a little more challenging because the petunias don't get full sun so they may have been struggling more than they should have because of that. Thank you for asking....we'll work to do a better job of follow up!

Our little patch was bad enough. Good luck with your project.

Think it would be great if you could disable the optimized at night. What you're describing is a hassle.

Sooo you can’t turn off Battery Optimization? I leave it off on my phone cause i noticed it drains battery. Also when going to bed turning off bluetooth, and WiFi battery doesn’t drain at all. It isn’t constantly looking for a connection and it isn’t trying to keep the battery optimized

Yeah, it was a bit of a hassle from beginning to end. To answer your questions, I gave my buddy who provided the truck, trailer, and manpower about $300. Howard was about $1k. So in the end it was over $1,500. I still think it was worth it, because we got a solid nice table.

I got my pool table for $1000 and was gonna pay professional to install it for $900 but after watching your video I gained confidence to DIY it. And dang everything went nice and smooth.

That sounds awful. We are about to take the next step with the beds and the fabric barrier. Fingers crossed.

Absolutely!

Glad you were able to find one that worked out for you. I think it would be cool to have the coin operated part. Did it come out of a pub? I too had looked at just doing the felt myself, but man, I'm glad I didn't. Don't think I would have had the patience.

@@thelittleredcottage we picked it up from a farm, originally it would of come from a pub many moons ago

Thanks for the suggestion. So far no problems with the switch. I do have a handful of the smart plugs. On the plugs, I do have them drop occasionally, which is a hassle. I'd say once a month. I'm hoping as more of these are thread enabled that will end, and I'll replace the non thread devices.

@@thelittleredcottage Kasa appears to make good switches and outlets (from my experience). Their lights are pretty good too. I have found that Govee makes some good quality light bulbs and strips. Another tip is stay away from Philips Hue. They are WAY overpriced.

I'm the other way around. The 14 sounds awesome, but my upgrade cycle isn't until the 15. So far, I love my Ultra. I think you will too.

I'm thrilled with this over the two plus hours of my series five. But less than one would be awesome!

Doh! a box cutter would have been perfect. As far as the staples, even with the hammer, I bent more than one trying to get it in the ground

@@thelittleredcottage bro. Yes you bent them because you using a hammer they go in the soil, smooth as silk in the United States.

STAY WELL. Stay free 🆓

Thanks. I intend to do a little bit of a follow up video on what I've learned since.