Acres of almond trees provide free firewood but also slows the restoration of the old farmhouse

[@holymoly6829]

Free wood sounds great to me guys You are lucky living in such a lovely community That’s how we should all be in this day and age No problem if you have to hide the lintels above the windows We know they are there 🤗🤗👍👍

[@mafish7962]

❤❤❤

[@annar6430]

Hi Sharon and Andy ,loved the snuggly winter room .I really see the logic of small windows..keeps rooms, warmer in winter cooler in Summer😊

[@lisacraig4585]

Sharon looks chuffed at the wheel❤. A peephole for the chickens😊. You’ll be settled into the snug just in time. Keep chopping.

[@jenh9252]

What a wonderful gift that almond wood is! It pays to be a good neighbour 😊

[@PeterMccabe-h3q]

Thanks for all your hard work.I just love the transformation Jobs will never end .Keep going you two beautiful people

[@Roberto-b1g]

Great going with the almond 😊yep Sharon keep going with that Traktor 👍 it suits you. All these jobs in between and the renovation that's life. No company our manager in your neck! Only a view inspectors😅

[@kindle7191]

Sharon driving the John D. tractor was the best!

[@gkanderson92]

You say not much done in the video but I say it's nice to see what you do in your regular life. Enjoyed seeing Sharon driving the tractor. See you in the next one.

[@valerierosling3968]

Property really coming together. You really have a vision,

[@egoyiboclementinaonwuegbut7331]

It was nice to see you both in a different setting. 😊

[@andrewdaniel653]

I picked up an old mitre saw off ebay and use it for cutting logs.

[@goertz8939]

I always wondered what that hole in the wall was for. Now I know😂

[@knelson5442]

The area to the right of your fireplace is so intriguing to me. Once you close up that door I wonder if you could build a rendered set of shelves, larger on the bottom, narrowing to the top, that could also be used as stepping shelves to reach the storage area. I know you have the antique ladder but it seams a set of narrow steps would make the storage safer and easier to access while carrying items for storage. They wouldn’t be typical stairs as the rise would likely be 18-24” but I think it would add to the charm and usability. You might even use the bottom stair for wood since it would be as much as 30” -36” deep. .

[@sue7190]

Great that you get so much free wood. Love the chicken window❤😊

[@janhodgson1740]

It’s going to be so cosy.. another perfect piece of renovation ❤

[@LorraineinAustralia]

Cheers🐨

[@paulinestevens9351]

🥰

[@davefout5548]

How about some almond bark candy. Lol

[@pamela5568]

It seems like your subscribers and views are growing, slowly, but growing. The almond wood is great. Here in the U.S. firewood is very expensive - like $300 a cord. Wow, that snug area is a lot of work being it’s not in great condition. Where does the big screen television go in the snug when it’s done?

[@Albrecht_von_Preussen]

🚜🚜🚜

[@sharondilloncavalierland954]

Are those marcona almonds?

[@patbradford3244]

How many kilos of almonds do your neighbors harvest?

[@murdomacinnes6176]

👍😎🐕🙂🍻

[@CynthiaEvans-i2f]

[@1Waarheid]

Acres and acres of monoculture is a very sad thing. Everyone can clearly see here the result of that on flora and fauna.

[@FincaLife]

They're trees...orchards! Some of which, like olives, live for 500 years, providing food and oil all by themselves with very little human intervention. Bearing in mind, nothing else (flora and fauna) will grow in this climate and they have been here forever, along with the vines, plums, pears etc (all continuous lovely food sources that are exported all over the world) but I'm afraid no lettuce. I would love to hear your ideas for PRACTICAL permaculture in this environment. I would love to see what you are doing to help your 'crisis'. Unfortunately, I looked at your channel and it's a simple dead zone with nothing to offer apart from your inane comments. Feck off....

[@jamiesays7440]

How many kilos do you get from the almond trees?