60 feet of fence in ONE day PLUS The Builders Arrived

We built a fence from invasive Mimosa (Acacia) in ONE Day and the builders arrived early!
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[@trishwalton6628]

Everyone needs friends like that! Bravo! ❤ my hat goes off to you both for your perseverance and ingenuity!! What a marvelous life you lead. Good luck with the build. Can't wait to see it! ❤

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you 😊

[@crivensro]

I am always looking forward to the weekend to catch with your adventures 🥰. What a clever wall and how marvelous it is to have such friends! I am looking forward to some pictures when the mimosas are flowering in February/March. I love them very much... Please show us more boar night videos inspecting that new obstacle to reach their hearts dark desires! I loved the glimps of the whole truppe with the leader sniffing at the boot and backing off 😅. We also have a lot of boars where I live and they ravage the maize fields in summer. I admired again the wonderful fair isle sweaters you were wearing. Wishing you a safe start to your building endeavour with no salt in the concrete mix, and see you next week! Snowy greetings from Switzerland.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Setting the camera up again soon.

[@gerardgannon6026]

Great friends, great content, clever fence build and now the moment we have all been waiting for, The House Build 👏👏👏

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you 🤗

[@rosbeaton637]

What n ingenious use of unwanted wattle. Well done to you all. 20 metres of fence! Terrific! I truly admire you for being able to cut sugar from your diet. Wow!

[@NearbyVeggies]

We haven’t cut sugar from our diet. We just don’t have it in tea or coffee. Actually I eat everything 😊

[@vivalaleta]

Great, natural, practical fence. I see I'm not the only one excited about your build. Here's to the next episode!

[@NearbyVeggies]

You and me both 🤩

[@zlatahume3134]

I know the mimosas are invasive but I can imagine the lovely smell when they flower. Must be lovely. Good job on the boar fence😊

[@NearbyVeggies]

They look pretty and flowers have some fragrance. Alas, they are a bit of a menace when not managed.

[@kiskatalin2206]

WOW waiting for next video. New house. The fence is fantastic yes four people's work together ❤️

[@NearbyVeggies]

Yes, thank you. Friends are great 👍

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

That is the highest and best use for mimosa - agricultural poles (fencing in this case) and chips. I believe the trunks you have woven the poles through are also mimosa? May I suggest you cut them off at post height and continue to weave your natural fence and grind more chips. Your chipper is quite impressive! It sure has a "throw" at discharge 😊 Wonderful to have friends that will pitch in as they did. 👍

[@NearbyVeggies]

Yes the woven pieces are also mimosa.

[@maggiemorgan8422]

What great friends you have 😂 😜😘 Exciting times ahead. Hope all is going well xx

[@NearbyVeggies]

They are!

[@gc9017]

You deserve all the happiness your working towards, must be fantastic self gratification in all your hard work not forgetting the lovely people helping you along the way, a fantastic watch.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you

[@avivat3010]

I'm amazed that the boots worked as well as they did. Congrats on your new build. Great use of Mimosa!

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you 😊

[@DreamofaHive]

Great job on the fence guys! Something wrong with your comment section though ... it took several attempts to get a comment in lol

[@NearbyVeggies]

Must have been a KZbin glitch ☺️Thanks for persevering.

[@MoniIglesiasDeLaCueva]

Qué bien... empieza la obra!!! Deseo qué todo vaya bien, suerte!!!!

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you

[@waynejones750]

I’m so glad to hear the builders have arrived 😊

[@dankevin1]

Great job both of you , catch the wild boar, make delicious sausage, my God send you rain of blessings ❤

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thanks 👍

[@maxinecapewelll]

Brilliant team work, you can see what great friends you are, it's really lovely. Congratulations 👏 Can't wait to see the building start. Good luck going to you 🍀

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@shirleyrice7093]

That’s such a clever and inexpensive way to make a fence.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thanks

[@paulettebarber7219]

So nice to have friends help with the big job of getting a fence built! Better get a container and put a big label on in saying SUGAR 😂

[@NearbyVeggies]

Sensible 👍

[@peterholmesgavleman]

At 2:00 I see that you’re instigating the British secret weapon to activate serious fence building plans! The “brew up”!

[@NearbyVeggies]

A boiling kettle is a great motivator 👍

[@sandramorton5510]

Fence made out of branches and leaves turned into mulch, thank you for the conservation. Looking forward for the building to commence. Best Wishes.

[@NearbyVeggies]

So nice of you. Thank you

[@suzilouden5964]

Great job on the fence, didn't think it would deter wild boar but I'm sure it does. Love your coffee tribulations, do I see sugar cubes in your future....lol

[@NearbyVeggies]

The boar are redirected to our woodlands.

[@hatcherhollerhoodlum4418]

Maggie needs a pair of bibs and a red bandana 😍 That's true friends right there 👍🏻work sweat and dirt !!! Gittn r done!!!

[@NearbyVeggies]

I’ll let her know 😊

[@louiseswart1315]

The cleverest fence I have seen! Done the sugar/salt mistake many times myself too ...

[@NearbyVeggies]

I was mortified

[@bealbocht63]

The boar looked pretty afraid of those boots😂😂. Good luck with build! Look forward to following along😊

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you! 😀

[@tomprice2501]

Great video of how to build a fence out of mimosa trees. This tree is very invasive and you must control it from growing to wild. Do your research on how to destructive they are. I also noticed that you showed a beautiful mushroom called ‘Turkey Tail’. Turkey tail mushrooms are very nutritious and full of vitamins and minerals However, they do not digest well, so they are rarely eaten. Medicinal use: I take turkey tail as a supplement, also you can make a tincture form and take this daily as part of your daily health routine. They are also taken in dry, powdered form or as Turkey Tail Tea. Best to use a double-extraction method to access all of its medicinal properties. Helps regulate your immune system, prevents and treats the Cold and Flue: The nutrients, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory compounds in turkey tail mushrooms regulate the immune system and help fight off diseases. It is a very good anti-viral. Fights Cancer and supports cancer patients. Turkey tail mushrooms are often used for cancer patients to kill cancer cells and tumours and to support the immune system while undergoing chemotherapy. It strengthens the immune system, helping your body fight the disease and also protects the body from additional infections. Its anti-cancer properties help prevent the spread of the cancer and have been shown to augment the effects of Western cancer therapies. The two primary compounds in it for cancer are Polysaccharide -K (PSK) or Krestin and Polysaccharopeptide (PSP). PSK has been in common clinical use in Japan since the 1970s. The research on Turkey tail mushrooms and cancer is too extensive to give you all this information here. But it is very effective for treating many types of cancers, and in greatly reducing relapse rates. But let me only share with you what else this wonderful mushroom can help treat: HPV (human papilloma virus), Cervical Dysplasia, Herpes, Shingles, Fights infections of bacteria and viruses - and by adding Reishi mushrooms to treat viral infections like HPV, Herpes, and shingles. Helps improves digestion and Leaky Gut, helps support healthy guts microbiome flora ( they feed the beneficial gut bacteria bacteria). Helps prevent and treat HIV/AIDS and Kaposi’s Sarcoma (a skin cancer that affects AIDS patients. It stimulates interferon production and the probable mechanism of Turkey tail for HIV is via the inhibition of the binding of HIV to lymphocytes. Helps those with Diabetes by lowering levels of glucose in the bloodstream and can be helpful in managing blood sugar levels in diabetics. Helps reducing inflammation, autoimmune diseases, and Chronic inflammatory diseases. Helps those with Camdida Overgrowth as well as other bacterial flora in the small intestine. Also effective against Malaria, including the chloroquine-resistant strains of Plasmodium. I had malaria twice when I was operating during the Rhodesian Bush War in Africa. I nearly died on both occasions and wish I knew this information then. Helps those with Chronic Fatigue, Heart Health, Lowers Cholesterol and Blood Pressure to. Like all natural remedies, one must do their own research, although there has been no negative side effects, but it is always a good idea to consult with a medical professional. Also read up about harvesting and the identification. Blessings

[@ninemoonplanet]

I keep brown sugar for exactly that reason, no mistaking it with much of anything else. The boars like to root, so I would make a thick bottom of the fence, but then I watched and you've got it right. Messy time with building, I am doing preparation for drywall installation, that's as bad as anything else. Good friends help and criticize with humour, best friends! 😁

[@NearbyVeggies]

Great tip 👍

[@sheilajoseph9953]

Love the woven fence, great use of materials from land. I'm looking forward to the build, 😊

[@NearbyVeggies]

Us too!

[@WestCorkWander]

We have secretly been watching your channel for a liitle while now and we love it. We are fellow homesteaders in West Cork, so of course we had to tune in to watch the fellow Irish cailin in Portugal and of course Dan😜 Loved you hedge laying this week, hoping to do a bit of that here soon. Super excited to see your house build, we are nearing the end of our external work on our house, however a load to do inside yet. Anyway should have written this months ago, but we love watching you guys, slainte 😚

[@NearbyVeggies]

Welcome aboard. Go raibh maith agat. 😊

[@roselynwilliams2]

I'm so excited for you. Oh, and such wonderful friends to have!

[@NearbyVeggies]

They are.

[@mihailtsenkov4391]

От Галина Ценкова: обожаю смотреть ваши видео!!!

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you ☺️

[@BuildingTheVeluwe]

That is really a smart way of using that invasive mimosa's! Well done! Greetings from the Netherlands.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Greetings to you too and thank you 😊

[@Coyotehello]

I love those fence and it is brilliant to make it using live trees for the posts. Nice progress again this episode.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Glad you enjoyed it. 😁

[@mesutozsen903]

Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog ve video için kolay gelsin hayirli işler bol bereketli kazançların olsun 👍👍👍👍

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you 😊

[@asc3184]

Thanks for sharing a new video.Hope the new year is going well for you guys. Interesting footage of the javalis being stopped by your boot. Hope the fence proves effective. A lot of effort. The coffee story was funny ! M looking forward to watching ur progress in 2024

[@NearbyVeggies]

We’re excited too.

[@simonholley4110]

I have made the same mistake with salt/sugar mix up on the first day of a new job as a junior catering manager for a prestigious london private members club. You have my sympathy.

[@NearbyVeggies]

The guys won’t let me forget it. 😂

[@deborahwillis1396]

How exciting that the building is starting 🎉

[@NearbyVeggies]

Yay 😁

[@AnitaBotbyl]

Brilliant method of using invasive🏆

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thanks

[@robertlee6479]

I had boar problems in my first year so in stalled pig wire fence around the veg plot and when I extended to more plots I simply made the fence bigger to encompass all plots. Now I don't have a problem.Mimosa is only good for firewood, if use to make fence stakes the rot and break in a short time. Pig wire is better and use pine for posts, treated at the pint.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you 😊

[@lesleysluyters2165]

So excited for you…I really do hope that all goes well with the build. Love and hugs 🥰🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you so much 😊

[@offgridwanabe]

Good luck on the build and hopefully the fence is high enough.

[@NearbyVeggies]

👍

[@mariacustodio2433]

Good luck with the building.. Hope all goes smoothly.❤

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you 😊

[@wendykidd1663]

Really like the fencing!

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thanks 😊

[@christasmicroflowerfarm2695]

Great friends, great job on the fence and wonderful that they are beginning building your new home.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Exciting times ahead.

[@charlenequinilty7252]

I used sugar by mistake instead of salt..interesting taste to my soup. Great job on fence

[@NearbyVeggies]

I’m not the only one 🤣

[@rosariofernandez7903]

Amazing fencing, such a good idea!

[@NearbyVeggies]

Glad you like it. Thank you 😊

[@leacruz7311]

Very creative!

[@NearbyVeggies]

Thank you! 😊

[@HeloisaVidigal]

Rindo muito do café salgado!🤣

[@NearbyVeggies]

🤣

[@larhumba4233]

Well done team on the fence! 👏👏🌿🌿 I never realised how precarious your verandah was! 😯😅

[@NearbyVeggies]

It’s crumbling and the wood is held together with cobwebs and prayers.

[@tisaninhacerveiraesteves7579]

Uhau é de gente assim que Portugal precisa ,mas está tudo sem vontade! Parabéns vocês são exemplares. Gosto muito de vocês .

[@NearbyVeggies]

Muito obrigada 🤩

[@arjanvogel6444]

Thanks for your vid 😇💟💟💟 Love and bless you guys, good work guys 👍😁.

[@NearbyVeggies]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@SimpleLivingOkinawa]

I wonder if you could start to make some hedgerow fences with living trees to extend your fence? I can't wait to see the start of the build!

[@NearbyVeggies]

All in good time.

[@Susan.I]

I hope that invasive tree never comes back! Nor the Ferrel hogs!

[@martinehug-simon3811]

Lovely wood fence!!! Can t you ask some hunters to come and put some order in the fauna? Then you have boar pate, ragout etc..... You may also ask the Guardia Silvestre. Just a thought

[@oceanside88]

Exactly 🎉

[@NearbyVeggies]

They seem to hunt rabbits and pheasants here.

[@paulacunha6792]

Excelente trabalho com a vedação 😊os javalis estão a dar muitos prejuízos aos agricultores em portugal. Fico a aguardar o início da Obra 😊...mas por favor não ponha mais sal no café 😂😂

[@NearbyVeggies]

Obrigada 🤩

[@kassy6373]

For guests I had sugar cubes. Much harder to mix up.

[@NearbyVeggies]

True.

[@claudiah5643]

❤❤❤

[@NearbyVeggies]

😍

[@lidijafichtner7080]

👍👍

[@NearbyVeggies]

👍

[@portugal1969]

❤

[@NearbyVeggies]

☺️

[@Nulife23]

Are the wild boar good to eat?

[@martinehug-simon3811]

You bet! We make pate, ragout, terrine excellent meat of you like game

[@tracey4474]

I saw another YT person take great care not to have the cut mimosa touching the soil at all as they said that is how it regrows from any cut piece and why it is so invasive. Sure you had considered that but chipping mimosa might be problematic ?

[@NearbyVeggies]

The mimosa clippings are wonderful in the garden. No seeds. The mimosa grows crazy fast but we’ve never had any that we’ve cut regrow from a piece lying on the ground. When you cut them, dozens grow from the cut stump.

[@ORom89]

What’s a trick with the boot? Didn’t quite catch…

[@kathleenpitt1981]

Human urine. It was in one of their older episodes.

[@mm.6991]

👍😘

[@NearbyVeggies]

👍

[@oceanside88]

#PorkRoast 🎉

[@NearbyVeggies]

Indeed

[@Skattie]

Sorry , aesthetically speaking the old wooden barricade looks awful. ❤❤

[@NearbyVeggies]

I guess you mean the old door and bits of wood. It’s temporary and better than a ripped up vegetable garden terrace 👍

[@waynejones750]

Salt 😂😂

[@NearbyVeggies]

I’m reminded every day 🤣

[@petercarbutt3706]

Really looking forward to build Good luck

[@NearbyVeggies]

You and me both.