#49 Losing A Lot Of Roofs These Days

[@dingvelasco6102]

Wow, another great video with so much less talking, ergo so much less stress. Thank you so much - l am so looking forward to your next video!

[@Xavi-xyz]

am sorry to see you must work twice. but now you know up in the mountain you need a solid construction. i recommend you at least on one side a wall of the shelter. as an old man i send you my best regards from the Swiss mountains

[@neutonrenda2303]

Awesome, you're back. I hope that you had a wonderful festive season with loads of love, laughter and lounging around lol. You are back to a very busy start to 2025, and I can't wait to see how it goes. Good luck in advance. ❤

[@neutonrenda2303]

I'm so excited to see your progress, I wasn't expecting it to go so fast on the first video. It's unfortunate about the roof, but it luckily didn't cause much damage. I do see huge amounts of reusable materials coming down just in time for the new tractor shed. 👍❤

[@NormaCox-g1h]

Don’t blame yourself you was busy with the wedding. Some good always follows bad ,you work so hard on the land and will have more time now after wedding and while builders are busy as well. Take care both of you.xx😊Norma UK.

[@neutonrenda2303]

I really like your tractor, it must be quite different to drive. I've also seen models with tracks in Italy, none of which I've seen here in South Africa. 👍🇿🇦

[@neutonrenda2303]

I think that the open sides made it act like a sail with the wind coming up the mountain. I've seen a six story postal building lose its roof in one piece when the wall plates rotted out. Thankfully it didn't get far and most of it is still usable.

[@Feeotastic]

Welcome back! Eventhough it was shocking to find the roof gone, happy you found it on your land without it having damaged someone else's property. Never fun when things like that happen, I always think it was meant to be when you already had plans to reconstruct.. great progress on the barnroof though!

[@neutonrenda2303]

It must've been some wind for it to lift it uphill still all together like that. It looks like the connection between the roof and the uprights failed. I'm amazed it stayed together though.

[@davidbiddle3257]

You seem to be doing fairly good with Italian, I’m amazed how many languages most Europeans speak!

[@alanlight244]

Where you built the tractor shed looks like prime property. Why don't you relocate to a more sheltered corner of your property while you have the chance?

[@lenethykjrjrgensen4692]

Fantastisk energi du har Christen ❤knus

[@applefairy2154]

Yeah welcome back 2025 let’s go

[@truckya22]

Güçlü olup üstesinden gelirsin güzel şeyler olacak ❤

[@claudiaclota6211]

Noto con sorpresa la total irresponsabilidad para trabajar, no solo podrías haber dañado la propiedad del vecino, sino que podrías haber herido a alguna persona. A partir de hoy anulo mi suscripción, por considerar tu trabajo un peligro para tu entorno. Hay mucha gente sin conocimiento, pero al menos trata de investigar, preguntar o asesorarse antes de ejecutar un trabajo. Usted es un peligro , no reconoce sus limitaciones..

[@neutonrenda2303]

What an unusual problem to face, trying to find the shed roof.🫣