#30 New Beams on the Cabin, Finishing the Tool Wall and Work Bench

There is lot going on in this episode. I'm finishing the work bench and tool wall in the cabin. There is some sweat and trouble to get the new beams to the house. Finally we get them in place with a group of volunteers.
0:00 Another day begins
1:55 Bringing in materials
2:23 Waiting for rain
5:54 Building racks for tool wall
7:12 Picking up the beams (first attempt)
12:44 Tool wall
16:13 Painting tool wall
17:48 Dinner
19:08 Picking up the beams (second attempt)
23:26 Work bench
30:19 Moving beams
34:14 Demolishing old roof
36:47 Lifting beams with the crane
42:05 Demolishing roof
44:38 Cows on the land
46:50 Finishing tool wall
48:18 New beams on the roof
1:01:33 Outro Monologue
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[@leonardospina7693]

It was a pleasure to come and help you Martijn, that was such a nice day with you and the guys

[@SaraAlexi]

⭐

[@teresablachere6791]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@alemassa6632]

Bravo Leo!!

[@maryannguess7115]

Leonardo you are so wonderful...your crew of men that helped out , are A dying breed of total kindness..in this cracra world..Enjoy your vacation. God bless yall always..♡

[@malzimus]

Thank you to you and the other guys for helping! :)

[@shehazi695]

Neighbours with tractors and willing volunteers, where would we all be without cooperation and community? Thanks for another great video Martijn.

[@jonathancraig8247]

Well said..makes my heart sing to see such positivity and altruism.

[@outdoorhannah]

So true. I would be completely lost with my neighbours. Love being alone, but community and helping one another makes my heart beam!

[@edwardweeden8837]

In my opinion these are not just great videos, but pieces of living art for all who believe in inspiration, motivation and determination. Portraits of digital beauty.

[@mavr1215]

Very true! Something we should not forget in these times. A lot can be achieved when we all work together.

[@chemoman203]

Soundtrack is outstanding as well!

[@aspasiabibas1819]

Martijn, I like that you don’t edit all the difficult moments out and by doing so you show us patience, perseverance, ingenuity and so much more.

[@stanB950]

Did you see Martijn when he chased a duct-tape down the hill ( was doing plumbing work )

[@stevefox5695]

This is better than anything on TV. The magical place, the problems to overcome and the fantastic people who have helped you so far, they are far better than any machine or tool. This is a dream many of us have. Thank you Martijn.

[@glendapearson2144]

We're all mesmerized. You're quirky but common, quiet but full of expression, alone but with a plethora of viewers, brilliant but humble, serious but whimsical and we can't get enough. So many of us from different walks, cultures and environments who just wanna have a cup of coffee and sing "The hills are alive" from your front yard. ha God bless you indeed!

[@TheEve1313]

Beautifully written and so true!

[@jeremyparsons5379]

Wonderful words

[@LV12800]

What an excellent comment and observation...so accurate...so true...I love it!

[@lidijabirsa7768]

Such a lovely comm, thank you.

[@juliecordon3095]

Hit the nail on the head so well put

[@JoshuaMichael53]

The way Martijn opens his videos emphasizing the beauty of the nature all around us. It literally sends chills down my spine. Thank you for your work.

[@jannybranciforte9295]

This was the best of your episodes. It was so breathtakingly beautiful in so many ways. Seeing you in your dream to be creating this chapter of your life with such dedication to yourself and your vision, empowered and utterly inspired me in my own life to take my own dream along with new self love and self regard to a higher level. The Italian Alps, you and your Van Gogh artistic photography and attire, the crew that helped you and their youthful vigor and hard work, all this came together for a true art piece, a masterpiece demonstrating the melding of creativity, nature, one’s personal vision and the magnificent scenery in your beloved Italian countryside. Thank you for this masterpiece. 🙏🕊

[@CarrollMorgan]

Martijn, as a retired commercial photographer (Sony shooter) in the US, I am constantly amazed at how carefully you frame each shot and “measure twice, cut once”on all your projects. This takes time, and I cannot imagine resisting the urge just to “get her done”. I have metastatic prostate cancer and trust God that I am around to see your last video! New Patreon.

[@lenoxlenox9447]

best wishes to you!

[@johnmvanstaveren6134]

Glad to hear you use the word insulation. Will make a big difference in comfort once the project is done.

[@R-Texas]

So much to admire while watching Martijn. Sometimes I'm sure I hear his brain "churning". I will pray you will see his last video. God be with you through this illness you have. 💚 from Texas

[@annemarieparker9574]

🙏

[@ingridferg9779]

Prayers for you and may you have great peace. God bless from South Africa.

[@226union]

Here I am in Munich on my couch watching this team work and marveling at how you pulled it together. I was going to write another comment but Chris said it all. The miracle of social media. Martin is not a local, doesn't have a team of brothers and colleagues and cousins to pull together but somehow finds a few guys staying in a hotel with a pool and bored. I had tears in my eyes listening to this story. I am in awe of your progress Martin.

[@EnterTheOrb]

Yeah this guy knows how to get shit done and films it all at the same time!

[@eunicehill1797]

Martijn...Your weekly video has me mesmerized...I am a 94 year lady that cannot get around without a walker...Your weekly show is something I look forward to...Just wish you would talk more about your cookin...l made all our own bread for years and I can smell it when you take it out of the pan. Mmmm Keep well...thank you for each segment. Blessings from.Colorado Eunice Hill

[@dellamcdonough4673]

Just so amazing the teamwork,beauty and pride you have created in doing this.

[@garyfairbrother5532]

@@eunicehill1797: I’m 78 and can’t believe the good timing my parents had in having me. Great childhood, always a good job and now the KZbin to entertain me in vicarious adventures. I don’t feel entitled, I feel justly rewarded for playing by the rules. I know just how you feel Dear Eunice and you said it well!

[@connieprettyman6131]

@@eunicehill1797 Your comment says all I wanted to say......I am 84. Blessings from Kansas. Connie Prettyman

[@sahlaamorris3180]

I just wanted to cry at the end. So many emotions. The beauty of nature in the begining, the order of the tools on workbench wall, the manpower and ingenuity to get the really heavy logs up close to the cabin, the way everyone worked together to put those beams in place, the closing camera shots and music. You are just a master at creating the most amazing vlogs that touch each one of us so deeply. Thank you so much. I feel so nourished by the experiences the vlogs generate as I watch your projects unfold.

[@janmarsh5643]

I totally agree with your written sentiments. I had a little cry at the end , very emotional to see what a huge challenge this was to get the beams on the roof. You worked so hard and yet we were blessed with a longer video. Thank you for everything. 🙏❤️👏

[@R-Texas]

Well said Sahlaa! He does touch us. I totally admired the way he set up his work bench with the tools neatly on the wall. Love his attitude, the beauty inside him. When his parents raised him, they must have done everything right! 😀

[@terris6322]

Agreed!

[@conniegalati3926]

Martijn, you must have lived many previous lives to have gained the knowledge, patience, craftsmanship and endurance you display. The unique perspective you provide your viewers each week is nothing short of remarkable. Your artistry brings tears to my eyes. Profound thanks.

[@g.christelbecker6349]

what a heart warming comment!

[@jenniferwiseman3947]

It’s so hard to put into words from one creator to another how much I enjoy your content. Much admiration from Kentucky.

[@RRaucina]

Ukraine could use it far more.

[@Ulexcool]

@@RRaucina ???

[@RRaucina]

@@Ulexcool Ego exhibitions dont deserve donations. Catastrophes do.

[@itsvitex]

@@RRaucina Why are you talking?

[@RRaucina]

@@itsvitex This guy does not need any donations, that is for sure. Maybe he could get a job and earn some money for the renovation like all the rest of us.

[@armandob.castenelli3525]

Lucky #290...I can't believe I find myself preparing to spend an hour watching this most expected mini-documentary. Thank you Martijn for making my life worth living for.

[@TBrl8]

There is only one dude I wait to see each week and it’s the man with the plan Martijn.

[@Ahoneywell]

You are a wonderful videographer and editor. I love the silence, and the methodical, patient, execution of well thought out and designed plans. The silence, birds and views are healing and aligning my spirit. Thank you for all your hard work in sharing this experience with us. Wendy, Oregon, USA

[@Test-eb9bj]

I so love the silence too! A relief and so pleasenyly different from the all-the time-emphasising-music or cuts and comments you often find. ❤

[@jennms1586]

It's so inspiring to see how you don't let the difficult moments dissuade you and how you find beautiful solutions to any obstacle you encounter. My hat goes off to you, Martijn for your wonderful videos that I enjoy so much. Thank you!

[@CorsairMaverick]

My favorite part was the tractor that came to help with the beams! And also I was amazed by how the Mavic Air 2 was able to follow you through the branches! And by the end, people coming together to help with this project is always amazing.

[@annrubino6252]

So intense, so beautiful to see young men working in good spirit and harmony. Your calm demeanor sets the tone for successful results. Good vibes to all of them and good wishes to you, Martijn. This series of videos is not only exciting, but heartwarming.

[@ronferguson6840]

So well said working in good spirit and harmony. If only the whole world could work together like this, without politicians, what a wonderful world we could have.

[@Jobby1975]

It is heart waming. Well said. Too much hatred and disconnection everywhere. This is one of those, faith in humanity restored channels.

[@drgunsmith4099]

Things like this with people helping a fellow man, restores my faith in humanity 🙏

[@rdb4996]

This is the first time I felt some restless energy from you Martijn. No matter the reason, take good care of yourself! Every time I am surprised by the progress you make, this week especially. But do not burn yourself out please!

[@normareed9007]

As you say Martjin: manpower = the oldest and still most practical way of getting tricky jobs done. Thank you to all for providing assistance to Martjin and thereby us with another excellent video.

[@R-Texas]

Yes indeed Norma! I agree!

[@redwolfexr]

Made me tired just watching... I did join them for the cold beer, virtually.

[@deehalpern8988]

That last shot up and through the clouds was brilliant. And then the view of the mountain at the end was perfect. Thank you for taking us along on this amazing venture of yours.

[@eobage369]

Right! I was in awe over that scene.

[@outdoorhannah]

Awwww yes that one was so good!

[@piproductions7395]

I marvel at Martijn’s physical labour, craftsmanship, solitude, and being one with his surroundings … but then get twice as Marvelled thinking he’s the guy with the camera, thinking of the shots, planning the storyboard, and editing the cuts - not forgetting the amazing soundtrack! A marvel this series is! From Australia 🙏🏼🙌

[@SymonSaysTV]

38:35 That moment when the crane is baptized and lifts its first beam. Seems a culmination of so much efforts. Wow! 🤩

[@lenoxlenox9447]

da vinci

[@AfroBlaxion]

Yes Martijn! It was great to see the crane you built from scratch in action, then all the guys working together to place the beams. Feels like it's moving so fast lately. Superb camera work, as always and love the longer episode. Thanks.

[@OwlingDogDesign]

I love the cows. It is wonderful to have all those strong, willing and kindly men to help you! God bless them and you as well. I love your videos about building up these mountain homes. Gracie.

[@pay1370]

the cinematography, the sound, the atmosphere... this is such a masterpiece. i'm genuinly glad that i found my way to this channel and am able to follow along as the cabin comes back to life.

[@julielumsden5184]

I have to say I am incredibly impressed with your ability to make products that help move things, lifting those beams was amazing to watch. Well done you. That was a great team of volunteers you had to help. Everyone worked very hard.

[@adiman9831]

You leaving the dream, Martijn and we are blessed to be a part of it!

[@yeshprab]

These videos are so addictive; I keep watching them again and again. Italy is so beautiful.

[@patriciasears4209]

You have wonderful neighbors, friends, including strangers, that are so kind to help you. That’s the way it used to be in the USA many decades ago.

[@bantumother2656]

love from Kenya to Italy it's 9:30 pm my bedtime enjoyment. I Love the Rain, the sky is so beautiful afterwards.

[@SigiScsi]

I have subscribed to your channel since video #3 (thanks to Kirsten Dirksen's video of your story) and watched every video since. Today, during the intro, I got emotional while watching all this surreal, yet not surreal, beauty! Your storytelling and editing is nothing but amazing. Thanks for sharing your stories with us!

[@constance4105]

Those last moments with the drone ascending and the clouds moving in, with that beautiful music, are stunning!

[@jillmcnutt7985]

I’m always moved by helpful humans. It is the best of us, helping and caring for our neighbors and furry friends. ❤️ You’re quite clever Martijn. It’s fun to watch you come up with ideas.

[@conmac9715]

Absolutely exceptional videos - I wait with bated breath for each new release - love your work Martijn. Thumbs up to the local men helping with their heavy moving equipment and to the lads helping out periodically. Thank you from New Zealand...

[@tignition]

The guy in the orange shirt should have a familiar sounding accent to you then! 🇳🇿🥝

[@marydonofrio8116]

I know....mee too..I'm used to sunday night but he's a busy man...today..so happy to see his next video

[@ivydickson7596]

Watching from New Zealand too.

[@tri55555]

My weekly routine with your videos should never end! Great content that inspires me and many others to do something that refreshes history and celebrates a slow lifestyle in a natural environment!

[@dude374thetenthman.5]

My favorite show on KZbin or anywhere else. Hard work and accomplishment makes for great satisfaction.

[@inthegarden1]

I am amazed by what you continue to accomplish. Here you are up in the mountains with distant neighbors and yet you have a real community. I love the cows with their musical bells. You are blessed.

[@janmoore6340]

Your videos are helping to restore our faith in mankind. God bless you for being such a gracious host.👏 Again....Love from Texas❤

[@hansejr]

I’m always so sad when it ends. I’m a Patreon supporter of Martijn and my credit card charge came across as I was watching. So worth it. Actually, I think I will increase my support. These videos are so enjoyable.

[@analilypark830]

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[@Steve-ns6tx]

I agree, he helps us all slow down a little and live in the moment.

[@naturelover6520]

And will you get a reward when he sells for a profit.

[@ingridferg9779]

Bless you

[@annemarieparker9574]

Hi j.hansen - How does one become a Patreon supporter of Martijn?

[@ValentinaSullivan]

This Man is an exceptional example of someone who creates his own destiny. It is an honor to witness it, Thank you!

[@stanB950]

Martijn has beautiful books; One year on a Bike Vancouver to Patagonia and Two years on a Bike Netherlands to Singapore

[@sharondavis8003]

How beautiful it would be to live in the Italian Alps with all Nature’s glory. ❤️❤️👍🏻🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸

[@Wouter_apac]

Beautiful drone shot at the end....a hole in the clouds.... looking forward to the next one!

[@artesanacosmica]

The first thing I do when your video is posted is looking at how long it is 🤓 this one is over an hour, yay!!! Thanks!!

[@therodg1043]

Your efforts make me appreciate what it must have been like for the people who built these cabins originally. Thank you for documenting the work.

[@louiseclark7967]

It takes a village...great to have good neighbors. The stain on the tool wall looks awesome, and look at your crane go! It's working so well! It is amazing to see what was holding those roof stones up- a miracle it lasted so long. Love the sound of those cowbells- the sound of tradition. Thank you for sharing, Martijn. Love from Connecticut, USA

[@fransnow8294]

I am so enjoying this…your camera & editing skills are awesome ‼️

[@bowiekt]

Seeing the handmade crane at work is AMAZING!

[@leefje]

Your video’s are one of my absolute favorite things to watch… the stunning videography, the beautiful scenery, your amazing craftsmanship, the aesthetics, the serenity, the fact that you are basically living my dream… ik wens je alle geluk!! Keep it up 🌻

[@Janine6564]

It was nerve racking watching the beams go into place, but you all did it, and worked together. Well done!!!

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

. . . almost cried at the end there, b/c we all need each other in some way. Generally, when I lend a helping hand, it's unplanned, just see a way to be of service pretty quickly (in and out), boom. It's done and we can all move on to something else.

[@charlesbromberick4247]

I admire the steady, thorough way you work and how your project is shaping up so nicely.

[@cathiesullivan]

I so appreciate your methodical way of working - laying all your tools out on table in order of how you will hang them on the wall😊 Watching you and the fella from Turin maneuvering those beams was quite the show of your talents & I mean that in the kindest of ways. You never cease to amaze me. Be encouraged my friend, your brain is one in a million.👏

[@Cathy.gatti41]

Après tant d’efforts le réconfort en regardant le paysage, les montagnes, entendre les vaches qui profitent de l’herbe. C’était une super équipe solidaire !!

[@cass7359]

Another fantastic update on your progress. Watching you organise and wall mount your tools was very satisfying, so neat and methodical. Looking forward to next week's installment.

[@michaelmakarchuk8662]

something to look forward to each week! Thank you

[@vinirsouza]

This episode is a masterpiece. The soundtrack, the drone footage, the way you edit... wow! Such an incredible piece of media. For sure one of the best, if not the best, episodes. Atmosphere is great and you are doing so much improvement on the cabin! Beautiful.

[@themudhutt1]

I could watch all day ! Finally, I now see how the crane will manoeuvre the stones

[@ploudorasia1076]

All this adventure is so beautiful ! I'm so happy to watch this every week ! Thank you Martjin ! I really want to come and help you.. but i can't now.. may be later, I hope one day ! I'm 20y, i work during these holydays.. but one day i will come !

[@terricollins8450]

What a hard job,well done to all involved,thank you Martjin I know it takes a lot of work editing and producing these videos,much appreciated ❤️

[@sparky5860]

Nice job men…….. There is truly power in numbers……. As I have been a job site foreman for an electrical construction company for 23 years I know how valuable it is to have help on heavy projects…… Glad to see you all working together safely…… Thanks for sharing your adventure…. Your editing skills for your videos are very impressive…… This is the best channel on KZbin in my opinion…… I’ll be waiting for next weeks video…☮️

[@sunzeneise]

The series is an adventure of accomplishments and satisfactions that one can cheer on, and admire.

[@brown-eyedgirl858]

Nail biter! Holding my breath watching the truck deliver the beams and then the crane lifting and placing the beams on the scaffolding and then the guys lifting and heaving the beams in place! Whew! So relieved when the final beam was in place! Loved the sound track of engines straining, grass crunching, drill whirring, cow bells clanking…! Kudos to all! 👏👏👏

[@annemarieparker9574]

The opening 1st scene with spectacular views and beautiful music was like the start of a new movie. Yet again all the guys coming together for the awkward heavy work was practical and necessary. Well done everyone 👏 Thank you for a great video again.

[@jonathanglenister1652]

When all the guys were working together on those beams, the buzz of energy and immense unified effort were enthralling. Set alongside the days when Martijn is quietly working alone, it makes for compelling viewing

[@user-qn1sx1bo7w]

That’s community . It stirs a deep memory in my bones inside me, of longing , grieving for solitude freedom, something from my past maybe another life time. Thank you.

[@mtpeterteacher755]

I generally prefer prefer your solo videos, but this time there was no way of doing it alone. Great to see how things are progressing, always watch your new instalment almost as soon as it's. uploaded!

[@margaritefinney1377]

Again an amazing day with the young men who helped. It is so satisfying to watch you build a home from the beginning. I cannot wait till the next episode reveals a new chapter to the story. Stay safe.

[@Grzzbear57]

Again Martjin your videos amaze me at the quality of your artistry and filming. The way that you use your surroundings and engage your audience tells me how much you care about the content that myself and everyone else sees. Like a lot of others I do wait every week to see your videos and just unwind and relax and enjoy the beauty of it all. Love it, keep up the great work.

[@paulr3915]

J’adore vos prises de vue avec en arrière-plan les montagnes, le paysage. L’être humain est tout petit dans ce lieu.

[@federicogaggero2484]

the ending scene in this video is epic, with the music and everything

[@lesalmin]

Definitely a good decision to replace all the beams.

[@tomdies7451]

I love watching a genius artisan at work. Thank you for allowing us to witness it.

[@R-Texas]

Hello Martijn. Wonderful week! I felt you were carrying some unsettled emotions and I was a bit worried, but then you smiled when the rain came and I smiled with you. So happy you have your beams up! It was so nice to see the guys come to help you, your local farmer helping you get the beams to your property, so happy to see such wonderful people helping out. You are a very unique individual; your video brings me beauty, humour, peace, and a feeling of goodness in a world full of turmoil. Your tools arraigned on the wall look great! I have to say when you were trying to place the screwdrivers in your tool rack and they fell over, your motion to "scramble" them made me chuckle. 😊 It's those things that make your videos special, you show us "you" and I have to say I admire you. I liked how you explained all the methods that were suggested to you just doesn't work "on the site". You didn't mention the bird behind your rock, but I did see your tattoo on your left arm, you must like birds, and I feel when you get settled in you will build some nest boxes for them. I do hope your bird stayed to fledge her young. I'm excited to see next week, it's hard to wait. 😊 Have a safe and happy week. Love from Texas

[@wolfthequarrelsome504]

Yeah... He's a bag of laughs.

[@R-Texas]

@@wolfthequarrelsome504 He is! If you watch and listen close you can catch subtle expressions, motions, and sayings. He's quiet, so things can be easily missed. 😊

[@designgroup6874]

The whole video is wonderful, as they all are, but the last couple of minutes, moving up through the clouds, literally took my breath away. What world is this?

[@jimjustjim976]

Hello Martijn, my family and I have been enjoying your videos so much! It's a grand endeavor. Hope you get some rain real soon.

[@chandanipeperkamp961]

Well this episode was nerve wrecking for a change! Pfff so happy the beams got in place without any backs broken!😅

[@juliaklein5519]

What a beautiful thing to watch. The generosity of all those men helping you. You are truly blessed!

[@ravenskye6595]

I love that your house is being touched by so many helping hands. The collective coming together- that's a thing of beauty

[@garyfairbrother5532]

The element that is most valuable with a group of workers tightly engaged in a potentially dangerous and physically stressful task is communication. I was very impressed at how your quickly assembled group spoke as a team and worked as a team toward a goal that none of them probably had any previous experience with. Great to have that done!

[@txnana5459]

I’ve been checking in every few minutes in anticipation.

[@jennifersveinson1313]

I kind of thought the crookedness of the old beams and roof was part of the wonder and beauty, but I get it,... when you have an opportunity to replace its very tempting to do so. Ive been wanting to say about your building,... I find it frustrating watching you tackle various tasks without the assistance of clamps. People see this and think that it's ok to do this. This is not a safe practice. You have inspired some young people to try to build with wood, and its so nice to watch. Your photography is wonderful of course, and well the place is just so beautiful.

[@belindawebb3162]

Epic episode Martijn! What a great story - from beginning to end packed with joy, enthusiasm, expectation, disappointment, frustration, artistry, determination, relief, generosity, satisfaction and gratitude. Music and visuals superb as always, and the tool wall is a work of art 👌

[@evablcher8788]

Great help you got and no wonder they want to help you, they love the way you are - I am sure of that. Another video from you has finished and there is a whole week before a new one will be released! Thank you so much for the most beautiful and interesting videos Martijn.

[@reubenstanley6393]

Well Martijn you certainly like a challenge! Those huge roof beams certainly look very heavy! Another superb video full of such amazing skills and ingenuity. Brilliant!

[@dianeteichen5720]

Since you aren't here right now, I've gone back to review some of my favorite weeks. This episode was truly amazing! Loved the cowbells in the distance and the cows grazing on your land. So excited to see when you have your own cows . . . someday!!

[@jessicasoriano3560]

Man’s ability is so inspiring. Great episode!

[@karinpowers2469]

I get, I feel, why you say you are not lonely there. And I am not quite sure which I enjoy more, the beautiful aerial flights or simply seeing you in your environment. It touches my heart every time. I love your life and I am so grateful that you share it with us. Here's to some rain - we need it where I am too. Blessings to you, dear human... you are a good one. BTW, those beams are gorgeous, and hopefully worth all of the effort that they are taking!

[@bobhaze5324]

People helping each other is what this world needs. One of my favorite features in these videos are the cowbells. Every time they’re in the background it reminds me of my time spent in Switzerland.💖🍻🐄

[@kindlydude]

...and the tinkling of the goat's bells that are smaller and chime at a higher pitch. It is charming ...makes me long to be in a "Heidi novel" with Heidi and Peter and the old grandfather! Or the possibility of visiting Martijn at least. I have an old (brass?) goat bell that was actually made in Switzerland ...it says "SWISS MADE" with a "2/0" engraved above that and an emblem of a goat on a mountain inside a shield above that. We used to have a cow bell with a wooden clapper as well but it seems to have gone missing. Got them in Europe when I was a child with my parents. Hope I can go back someday.

[@stewartmercer19]

'Ive probably watched this episode 5-6 times?...can't recall...but I do find it so interesting

[@janettesinclair6279]

You bought two ancient stone huts. With a lot of hard work and help from willing volunteers you are well on the way to transforming them into your little piece of paradise. I am always amazed by your ingenuity as you measure, and saw, and build things like your workbench, your outdoor kitchen, and that superb crane. The drone shots are so beautiful, especially the final one, looking down on your "estate". Looking forward to the next episode.

[@My_sister_crochets]

That was INCREDIBLE!! It was beautiful to watch you all work together on the rafters.

[@kathybrunson2390]

I always love your videos, I look forward to watching them every week. I felt your frustration earlier in the video when it seemed like there were so many obstacles or problems. So glad you got help from the local farmer and the fellas that came to help. I caught myself holding my breath at times when you all were putting the beams in place. So very glad that you all stayed safe! Have a great week!

[@carolweil2700]

What an episode! Your tool board is a work of art! And how wonderful that the guys decided to help with those beautiful, but incredibly heavy, chestnut beams. We are really looking forward to watching how you will assemble the roof.

[@dinopassas8390]

This guy just build a functioning crane. I am so impressed

[@dubemccready7438]

Job well done Martin and all your new found friends. So true manpower can do wonders. Place/home is looking so good. Cheers Martin work safely & travel well.

[@dickranmarsupial4911]

The tractor! The trailer! The kind farmer! Hooray.

[@annehunter265]

We look forward to your weekly videos with great anticipation. The photography is stunning. Thank you for so generously sharing your amazing life with these two old souls. Anne

[@basketcaz]

You are a crazy man trying to move those beams by yourself. LOL. You are a beast.

[@protectanimals9792]

Must be maddening for the poor cows to spend their life with a bell ringing around their neck. Your place is looking great ! Thank you for the inspiring videos.

[@mrjacktraeger]

Was thinking the same that would be torture

[@enricofasella2538]

Bells are necessary and are lifesaving for cows. They keep away a snake called "viper." who lives in the Alps. It is not torture but a necessity.

[@enricofasella2538]

@@mrjacktraeger Bells are necessary and are lifesaving for cows. They keep away a snake called "viper." who lives in the Alps. It is not torture but a necessity.

[@stellafromcali9417]

I feel for the cows ears too but better to go deaf than be bitten by a snake 🐍 😉

[@alanvanreed6878]

@@mrjacktraeger Somewhat of a torture for humans as well ..... I find those bells to be discordant and bothersome ...... In my area of the world people put up wind chimes which are also a sound torture for the neighbors.