Building a life off-grid. A big week renovating our abandoned land + GIVEAWAY

[@CampOutWest]

GIVEAWAY! To be in with the chance to win your own HOTBIN composter just let us know in the comment section which one you'd pick from their websites: UK: hotbincomposting.com USA: hotbincomposting-us.com You can choose from either the 100 litre or 200 litre HOTBIN composter and the winner will be announced in our next video! Goodluck 🎉

[@scottnewbould6590]

200 Hotbin please 🙏 Better than the pile I've been laying on the ground😅

[@bryanjohn48]

We would pick the 200 litre like you we have some land and a bit garden ,but no composter and no money to buy such a great big of kit

[@chashouse8511]

Would love to win the 100ltr bin as being on a pension, I have limited funds so unable to buy one. I hate throwing away green waste and making my own compost would improve the soil in my small garden and any left over I can use around the grounds of local hospice where I volunteer. Fingers crossed!!

[@treh2530]

Spookily, I have just been trying to persuade my husband to get a Hotbin. They look brilliant, and we use a lot of compost! I would love the 200litre composter ❤

[@andybutcher9801]

We love watching or channel. It's relaxing viewing and interesting ideas. Would love to win a 200 litre Hotbin, like the one you promoted in this video. We are doing are own renovation, not on the same scale as yours. Thanks

[@xrtpd]

I am a young teenager who had no friends and found a passion for gardening and after convincing my parents to let me have a raised bed made I now have a whole allotment 16 chickens 1 cockrall 2 greenhouses, also making flower beds everywhere and spend all my time in my garden, and I have a dream of having a small holding I would love the 200L compost bin to put all of my garden waste and chicken waste in.

[@theoutlawlife1014]

Love that you have found your passion! Being a teen is hard and I promise you will find your tribe 😊 I hope you win 🤞🤞

[@Barrington51a]

Excellent story. So happy for you! Many of us never find what we are looking for. xxx

[@lieuwina]

I am so glad that your parents let you try and that now you have found what you like to do and by the sounds of it you are making a good job of it. Well done and I wish you the very best and do hope that you get your small holding, do not loose that dream. Have a lovely day.

[@amandapittar9398]

You are inspirational. Please keep going, it’s obviously what you are meant to do. You will never regret the skills and knowledge you gain doing this, I WISH I had the opportunity to do so - I’m in my 60s now and love doing the same things. Your mental & physical health will be optimum- your general well being so good. Nothing beats sitting in a garden on a sunny morning with a coffee with your chooks before harvesting 😊😊😊

[@tomschooks]

@xrtpd Start a KZbin channel! You've got loads of content to show off, and any problems or stuff you don't think you're doing right can be shared with and learnt from the KZbin community (they're not all bad)! Just film everything and remember there's always people who will love what you do!

[@darinakalinova2180]

Great progress. My husband Stu just said that the clay is amazing. Let potters in the area know and have your own clay mugs made. All the best.

[@CampOutWest]

Thanks Darina, that's a great idea! Our friends actually have a potting studio, we should ask if they need any clay as we have plenty 😂

[@johannisson77]

You should use the clay area to make a pond. So nice to look at and it givs serenity and biodiversity to your property.

[@CampOutWest]

From looking at the old pictures from the 50's it looks like their used to be a small one here before!

[@jaysmith8199]

When you're ready, a duck pond with all that clay. You can train your ducks to go into a secure duck house at night. They eat ticks, flies etc so are perfect at keeping your land clear. Their waste is also good for the land 😊

[@CampOutWest]

I send Jon cute duck videos regularly 😂😂

[@franceswatts4001]

Duck eggs are sought after by bakers of cakes, so you could add them to your honey and bags of clay for sale.

[@moonhunter9993]

yup

[@lomalinke5042]

Happy for you that companies like hot bin have started to see how hard you worked to increase the reach of your channel and want to work with and support you. Well deserved! Hope summer comes back for a while! 😊

[@martindaredare]

I am happy to see you got the break in the weather to get the much needed drains in, and they work well ,and will definitely make a difference. Hopefully, you will get the quad you need .all the best, Martin

[@martindobson6135]

Would love the 100L version of the Hotbin - would be perfect for our garden!

[@karenyuile3446]

The 100 litre would suit me a treat xx great update

[@nathanstevful]

French drains are always the way forward. We live in the valleys and it saves us from loads of run off.

[@CampOutWest]

So excited we finally have them!

[@hlspicer4257]

Omg would love love this hot bin composter for my small allotment 🙏 thank you for another great video ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@calindafleishman]

Muddy fields are no fun! Great looking drains. Have you considered building berms and swales to make use of any uneven ground? It's a permaculture technique that collects rainwater and reroutes it along channels (or into small stand-alone ponds) that are planted with trees and plants. Check it out, it's a brilliant addition to self-sufficient homesteads!

[@diamondperidot]

Agreed

[@jesseellen7471]

Teaching my 7yr old how to grow our own food this compost bin would a massive help in cost and also another lesson in gardening and being self sufficient. Such an inspiration to us starting out too 😊

[@CampOutWest]

Oh Jesse I love this! So nice that you are doing that together ❤ good luck!

[@EmmaBown-ts8lk]

Your videos have got to be the quickest 20 minutes of my life. I could watch for a lot longer as I find them so calming and therapeutic. But totally understand you guys work full time plus and building your beautiful home and homestead. Thank you. 😊 Good luck to those entering the competition.

[@nikkisweeney9651]

I’m very lucky to have 2 allotments and all our excess produce goes to our local food bank / homeless shelter. The 200 l hot bin would be a great boost to us growing even more next year. Keep on doing your things, you two are amazing. 😊

[@YllaStar95970]

As a side note, l had a tiny house constructed, on a prepared concrete pad, in 2018. It was built in a single 24 hr period, spanning two half days, and then it rained, so very, very lucky to get it weather tight. Covid began the following Spring, which in turn, unforseen at the time doubled the cost of raw materials such as the wood, plus we are the only people who ever attempted this project, l dont think the location could be tackled again, as logistically it would be virtually impossible for anyone to attempt what was done here. We had very clever people, who overcame impossible odds, one example being the house was delivered two miles away, on a huge 32 tonne flatbed without lifting equipment , so had to be lifted off with a JCB, and then travelled on the forks whilst elevated over several fields. My point being, to attempt this today, would easily double the cost, plus when you add it's uniqueness in location would attract a further premium. It is probably the only building that has quadrupled in price during this short period, and so l am sure you two are also aware that everything you both do, ( in the rain, mostly) is adding value, plus a premium in price too, and though you are not wishing to sell, it still remains a very strong investment, which with hindsight leads to a renewed sense of financial security with all the money you both have invested, without ever mentioning the sheer hard work, which others would have to do, or pay for today if they wished to achieve your same fabulous goal.👍

[@elainemcgran8828]

I'd pick the 200 liter bin as i have two gardens on the go my own garden and im using my sons to grow more vegetables

[@TinyHousePro]

Thanks for the shout out! It was lovely meeting you at the Royal Welsh Show😊

[@CampOutWest]

Great to meet you! Thanks for showing us around 😊

[@izkafe2137]

3:38 please, do some Craft with that Clay ❤

[@j-tizzle82]

"Join us next time on Camp Out West when we will be taking a pottery course and learning how to throw mugs and teapots from all the clay we have on the land" Seriously though, it must feel so nice knowing you have all that drainage in now before the weather turns. A good job well done!

[@CampOutWest]

I do not need much convincing to buy a pottery wheel and kiln 😂

[@baggy123a]

@@CampOutWest as a potter I can definately say you can make pots out of garden clay. Also, look at Raku kilns as well as "usual" ones as I think the effects from Raku would be right up your style. I'd have a 200l hotbin but frankly there are far more people who could do with one. I have a dalek type and have registered over 50 degrees in it this summer. I love your channel, one of my favourites on youtube.

[@stevef-en4pi]

100 litre for me. Perfect for me to get some really good compost for my tomato plants i do every year

[@kitdebuse8372]

Great work as always guys 0 The 200-L hotbin would be a great help on our allotment plot to dispose of clippings and grass and feed the veggies!

[@sallyhuggins224]

The small one. Just a regular small urban garden here but it would be very useful.

[@thewaywardwelshman3404]

HOTBIN 200 - Great video again, showing immense progress each time!

[@katesimpson1907]

A brilliant update as always folks. I would love to win the 200l hotbin bundle, it would be perfect for our organic waste and chicken waste from our land. Already looking forward to your next update, you’re doing an incredible, conscientious job!

[@whatwillwedonow]

So glad to see you getting people in with machines - it's great to see the progress. Well done!!!

[@nahladel]

Hotbin - the 100L version would be perfect for our new vegetable garden we're setting up. Love the videos, always something different happening for you.

[@brendabarnes4091]

Being 70 years young I’m looking for something easy to help me compost, the 100 liter would be amazing. Thank in advance for giving people a chance to win such and awesome product. Good luck to all!

[@combatbunny9820]

I like the HOTBIN (200ltr) as I have a lot of garden waste.

[@Danielle3Nott]

Hi Camp Out West - Thank you for arranging the giveaway with hotbincompositing, I would love the 100 Litre one.

[@BRING619]

The drainage system you have done really made a big difference. Looking forward to seeing the tiny house completed. The 200 ltr Hotbin would be an amazing addition on my Allotment. To have compost ready after 90 days would be amazing and be so good for the ground, adding more goodness to the soil more than once a year. This would save me so much money and time as well. I would love to have a proper composting system. Best wishes

[@miriammuskal5402]

Great amount of work Wishing you much success in all your endeavors

[@MountainMan69]

I have normal compost bins at home that don't work very well. I've looked at hot compost bins before but always thought they are expensive. I'd love one though. The 200 litre Hot Bin would be brilliant to try - help me compost my veg patch/garden waste and get new compost to use in the veg patch for growing more veg. love your videos btw - look forward to them.

[@TangerineUnicornDesign]

Bite the bullet, spend the money and get a Kubota tractor, they do 0% interest finance deals and while they're expensive, that thing has already saved me so much money it's not funny. We have 4 acres and it's worth its weight in gold. We have the BX23S which is the version with the bucket on the front, excavator on the back and the 60 inch mower deck underneath. I couldn't recommend it enough.

[@sarahprice1375]

They are fabulous ❤

[@sarahprice1375]

Grapples. Buckets. So many attachments.

[@ethanabbott2258]

They sold their home, so there no restrickemted with debt, so it's probably not an option for them. Good shout though for others here in the market

[@CampOutWest]

Thanks for the suggestion. It would be an incredible machine for us but we just can't bring ourselves to buy anything on finance. I (Emilie) have always had a fear of debt or buying things we couldn't afford/or buying on finance - I know it's not a bad thing but from growing up in a very financially unstable home that was deep in debt it just scared me for life 😂 I also have a chronic illness that has cost us a lot of money via private health care and I just have that fear that if it got worse and it effected my ability to work how would I then pay off whatever I had on finance. I just can't bring myself to do it 😂

[@margomoore4527]

To add to the above, my father (age 61) “inherited” a used Kubota along with the 22 acres he and Mom planned for a retirement hobby farm. He used it continually, to deepen a stock pond, to spray potassium on his pecan orchard, to move manure, to stack hay, to mow pastures, and much more. It was indestructible, until I noticed, after maybe 15 years, he wasn’t using it. When I asked why, he said it needed a lube job. The previous landowner had thoughtfully left the tractor manual, which listed quite a long list of lubrication products required. I copied them down, and, since Christmas was approaching, called his local hardware store and ordered all that was required. After Dad lubed up his Kubota, it was back in use, and continued until the death of my parents in two successive years just after Dad turned 80. My brother and I included it in the sale of the land, as the new owner would need it. P.S. i’m not saying it went that long without maintenance; I have no idea how often he changed fluids as I was just a yearly visitor.

[@christabell-zc9rn]

I so enjoy your story…thank you for having the courage to break away from the Rat Rest…and share it.

[@CreativeBurt]

I would go for a HOTBIN 200- loving the videos keep them coming guys!

[@rosalindmartin3363]

A 200 litre hot bin would be great, as I’m just getting into growing my own veg.

[@MrTallMW]

I love matching your videos and admire what you do. Not a criticism at all, but it's good practice to wrap land drains in a geotextile to stop it silting up. It would let the water through, but keep the silt out. Keep up the good work guys.

[@beeheart6324]

Great video on drainage. It's so important. Regarding the compost, I'd need the 200 ltr bundle. Thanks for doing all this work 🙂

[@johntraynor4243]

A 200 litre Hot Bin would be a cracking win for us and our allotment neighbours. You can never have too much home-grown compost!❤️

[@lewisgardner1660]

Things are sure coming together for you still a long way to go. A 100 litre bin would be very good, I could sit it beside our worm bin

[@chocca666]

The 200 litre hot bin would be ideal for my garden. Following a couple of years of personal issues my garden had almost reverted to wilderness. Final straw was when my greenhouse literally blew away in the night - it was found 100 metres away smashed up in a farmers field. After watching your channel and Charles Dowding (no dig method), and the Farmyard Garden, for inspiration, I started again. It was a bit late in the season to be honest, but I’ve set up a couple of raised beds and got another greenhouse. Only got a few things going on at the moment and I’m not sure how many will get over the finishing line in the few weeks left of the growing season, but fingers crossed eh? And if not, there’s always next year!

[@simplifygardening]

Those land drains are really going to help the land dry out in our rainy weather here in Wales. They are going to get great use this winter too

[@CampOutWest]

So excited to see the difference they will make on our land over winter! Di & Craig did such a good job 🙌

[@mitch337]

We've just built our first greenhouse in our garden, which we're gradually restoring to its former glory! The 200-liter hotbin would be a great help in creating the compost we need to give our plants and vegetables a strong start.

[@josevilla8648]

Be interested to see how the loofah's turn out. Jving just moved to Shropshire wth daughters, daughters partners, horses dogs and chickens we could definitely use all the comosting volume we could, the 200litre hotbin would fit neatly behind the greenhouse next to the Propance tank!

[@rhondasweeney7271]

Congratulations, drainage is very important. It is done a bit different in the USA . As always, I love seeing Maggie. Making a trellis, other people would just buy one. Awesome job! Love what the two of you on your property. Thank you for sharing your journey. ❤

[@charlotterobinson387]

Love your videos ☺️ HOTBIN 100 looks so good, would be a fab addition to our veggie plot!

[@ethanabbott2258]

Armature gardener here, i would love to with the 200l composter for my garden. Great content as per usual. Wished i could go live off grid and be more self-sufficient. Has a go t tomatoes thisnyear and finally ive not killed them.

[@janemoss5094]

Definitely a 200 litre hot bin. A great addition to produce some golden compost for the next plantings.

[@MarkJordan1968]

Fab video. A 200 bin would be amazing. I love the natural approach to everything you do

[@cjsutcliffe]

Amazing to see your progress over the past year+ I'm inspired to start composting, the 100L Hotbin setup would be great for my setup. Thanks!

[@margaretdraper4728]

Hi I am a very keen first time gardener at the young age of 62 I am so proud of the fact that I can honestly say that at least 80% of what is in my garden has been grown by me from seed, cuttings or bulbs and I would love a small 100 litre set up if I was lucky enough to win xx

[@Mstred]

I love watching the progress you guys are making!!!

[@CampOutWest]

Thank you so much! Slow & steady ❤️

[@Jane-ky9fj]

I would love the HOTBIN MINI 100ltr! I’m so glad you have this. I have a little allotment and have drooled over these compost bins for a long time. I know it’ll make a big difference to you guys.

[@nessabridge5019]

We are getting into gardening and the 200 litre would be amazing as like you our soil isn’t the best. Plus we’re only up the road in Carmarthenshire

[@denisewilson1624]

For me it would be the 200 liter hot-bin has we grow all are own veg and fruit we do normal composting the hot bin would be great

[@J9_design]

Hello, love the idea of compost in 90 days. The 100 litre composted would be great for a single person with a small garden. Thank you for the opportunity.

[@gikar1948]

Give-A-Way. I have been a gardener for 50+ years and I have found that a garden provides fresh vegetables and peace of mind. I could really use a Hotbin composter for next years growing season. I do enjoy your videos and watching a young couple working together to make a better life for themselves.

[@sarahdyer9376]

You picked the perfect time for your French drain system with this weather we are having. Love watching your videos and we’ve been growing our own food at home for a little while now and a hotbin is on my list of things I want to get, we’d go for the 200ltr as that would work best for us due to having fruit trees as well. Can’t wait to show my husband yours working so he oks me buying one lol

[@lyndseybeaumont7301]

You are doing so well guys, the drainage is a huge job done. I’d love to win a 200 litre composter for my garden. My garden isn’t huge but all my neighbours love growing things and I’d love to be able to help them out by providing the compost. We have a lovely community here in my village in County Durham, and my neighbours are just the best. It would be nice to show appreciation by being able to help out with compost. xx

[@SmellyferretX]

oooh like the look of the Hotbins, Probably looking at the larger say 450 litre 'mega' one ! (would love to try the 200 if we won!!) ~ Much love from Devon!

[@BenLuis732]

Love this, it’s very therapeutic watching the digger. The 200L compost bin would be amazing x

[@rontanser9369]

Hello, yes it made sense waiting while the land dried as much as possible and then putting your drainage in so that was definitely a very good idea

[@ktsince83]

Great videos! Really inspiring to see what you have both done. New subscriber ❤ 🙏 HOTBIN 400 ❤

[@adamena]

The 100 litre hot in composter would be perfect to get us started in our new garden once we get moved in the next 3 months. Really enjoyed watching your journey along with my wife and it’s given us drive to do so many things ourselves upon our move completion.

[@irenebrown8363]

Hi very interesting the french drains for your land indeed that the answer indeed also when you are growin anything that needs support always do it anti clock wise thats naturals way good luck for all you do may the weather stay dry too happy days❤❤❤

[@CampOutWest]

oh thanks for the tip Irene, I'd never realised about anti clock wise. Thank you ❤

[@lauradavies2243]

Hello. I would go for the hotbin mini the 100ltr. We also have chickens so alot of or food waste they get. But still have plenty to go in the compost bin.

[@cherriemater]

05:38 It is absolutely amazing to me how delicate such a large cumbersome machine can be, although I'm sure it's the operator! It's simply beautiful to watch as the gravel gets in the hole and not all over your grass. How excited you guys must be, and Maggie, too, as her precious paws will not be sopping wet after a romp around your park! ❤😂😊

[@CampOutWest]

Di was amazing with the digger, so much skill!

[@oliviahowe7673]

The 200L HOTBIN would be an amazing thing to win as I would love to gift it to the Rays of Hope Cancer Support Group charity that has been supporting me over the past several months. They are creating a Hope garden for those on their cancer journey to be able to sit and rest their bodies and minds. This composter would be a fantastic way to help keep that garden happy and nourished, like Rays of Hope is doing with the people they help. 🤞🏻🤞🏻 Thank you for the chance and your generosity. x

[@AlanHough-p1w]

Glad you got the expert help it was worth it. Glad the Welsh weather gave you a break to do it 😊

[@CampOutWest]

Craig and Di were amazing 🙌 🙌 🙌

[@theresahughes1256]

Hi, have been watching your lovely journey for awhile now. How much amazing progress and work you have done. You both are such an inspiration in following your dreams. Thank you If I can, I would choose 100 litre Hotbin please

[@stevehewson8903]

Great video again....The HOTBIN Mini (100ltr) would probably suit our needs, thank you....👍👍

[@PhilCatorio]

Hello Jon and Emilee: and I did not forget Maggie. I am very happy that you are getting some good weather to work around your property. Yes in deed drainage on your plot will make growing and building items safe from floods and sink holes. The green house that you too built is producing hardy plants and all look healthy. The house is looking better each time you post a new video. A lot of love and care I can see and tell with your new house. Keep safe and have fun.

[@catgodinho1539]

I would choose the 100L compost bin, but would be fine with the bigger one too 😅 thank you

[@andygood]

The 200-liter hotbin would be a great addition to our small allotment at the rear of our house creating the compost we need to grow better food. The great thing about growing your own food is there is no waste..what you don't eat goes back into the ground as compost.

[@falltravels4049]

Good for you working on draining the land. That's a big job but one that will pay off immensely over the years. You're right about covering the pipes as animals will find that interesting homesites if you don't. :) Also, Emily, love your trellis and green house. Your plants are looking great! Great work!

[@CampOutWest]

So happy the drainage is in! Thank you, can't believe we are going to have our own polytunnel too!

[@truth3358]

100 litre compost bin would be perfect for our starting road to a small holding Great video👍

[@antking8847]

Cable ties are a really good way of building cane trellis - you can get biodegradable ones.

[@sarahdavies2440]

Love everything you're both doing and look forward to your videos 😊...I would love the 200L hotbin as I have a large garden with so much that can be composted 🌱

[@Icebuntrucker]

Looks like a nice bit of Cherry pipe you used . You can get vermin grates to go on the end of the pipe only take 2 minutes to install .

[@julieswift2603]

Would love the hotting mega!! Fab videos!! ❤

[@paultitmuss]

Loved watching the video, thank you for taking time to make and share it with us. Seeing the diggers, tractor and now your new quad, it shows just how great the right piece of machinery is and how efficient it can make working on the land. I love the design of the composter and would love to enter the competition. If we won one, we would genuinely need the 200 litre composter as we live in rural Somerset with a large garden and lots of perennials that need to be trimmed regularly.

[@jeannepotter3051]

It's so satisfying to watch as you check off items on your to-do list. You must feel that, as well. And every single thing you do improves the land and the quality of your life there. Great video!

[@CampOutWest]

Thank you Jeanne, so happy we finally got the first land drainage in!

[@michaelmayo1485]

I have watched you guy's since you brought the land, & to see how far you have come IS "Heart Warming, Well Done So Far"❤

[@marianbrown1015]

We would love the two hundred litre hot bin. It would help us so much in our garden and allotment .xxx

[@WhyHandlesNow]

Should have wrapped the pipe with a membrane to reduce any sediment infiltration over time. The soil will flow with the water into the pipe and overtime it will block up, also stops any tree roots binding up the pipe as much.

[@alilangdon3420]

I grow tomatoes/peppers and a few other bits in my garden. It’s a fab hobby to have to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life and this year I’ve grown more flowers for the pollinators. Think I could make great use of the hotbin 100 😊

[@RoyNicholls]

I would definitely choose the Hotbin (200ltr). Apart from 2 caddies worth of kitchen waste, I always have waste from the garden, so the Hotbin would certainly suit my needs!

[@bobt3374]

Hi Happy people. The work on the land is looking amazing & the thoughts you have as to the next upgrades is well thought out. Good luck finding the equipmentt you need & well done with the growing of plants & food.

[@CampOutWest]

Thanks bob. Can't wait until we are ready to put up our Polytunnel! 😍

[@kristyburton3519]

100l would be perfect for our urban mini farm 😊

[@Hellyers]

The positive side of having clay soil is that Acer trees love it! And Acers are beautiful. You can get lots of different varieties, and the colours they produce are brilliant- especially in autumn! We have clay soil at our house and 3 very happy Acer trees!

[@DLC-sy7pp]

It's great watching the progress from the overgrown mess you moved into at first. I'd love to have the 200 litre Hotbin, and also the 100 litre too to be fair, have them both running at staggered cycles for compost every 45 days instead of 90. I currently only have a tarp makeshift composter, it takes forever.

[@seanohalloran]

100L for us as we only have a small garden these days and we pay the local coucil to take away out garden rubbish. So i would love to save money and make our own compost. Another cracking video guys, perfect to watch during work break.

[@large8slap]

We have a Hotbin for many years, but as it fill the compost becomes heavy and presses on the door. I've replaced the supplied staps with rachet straps. Good luck, great program.

[@HC_Productions_UK]

Great progress on the land. Well done! I would choose the £255 large composter if I had the money to purchase one 🌞

[@MikeShepherd-Royal]

We’d love a 200l hotbin! I was considering making my own pallet bin as well, but the hotbin really looks like it would be brill! We try to be as sustainable as we can be in our house, and teach our kids how to be more self sufficient, so that would be a fantastic tool to cut down on waste… also love the liquid fertiliser valve!!

[@Border-Reiver-a-Roaming]

Brilliant to see the progress as ever. A 200 litre Hotbin would be ideal for my Sister in law as she is offgrid and mid wales, so like yourselves not the greatest of weather all year round.

[@dantheman6698]

200 litre hotbin. looks good, the temperatures should kill off pests. its probably a big job to amend your clay soil, might need to speak to some experts.

[@roseprosser3930]

Fantastic video again today, love seeing the progress you are making, hopefully your home will be completed soon. If I have the option I would go for the 100 lt bin, we also live in a wooded area which is prom to rats the size of a domestic cat, we see them weekly sat on top the the bird feeders which they share with the local squirrels. The birds don’t get a look in anymore🐿️🐀

[@carolcarol3938]

Thanks for another interesting episode. Those drains look like will do the job well. Beautiful Maggie in the sun would make a lovely photo or postcard. Cheers from Carol in Australia.

[@CampOutWest]

Maggie was our favourite part of this video ❤️