EXPLORING our 500 ACRE OFF-GRID Property FINDING HUGE ABANDONED BEAVER DENS!!!!

[@rexter1822]

I live in Canada and was in a workplace accident 3 years ago and was told I may never walk again when I subscribed to your channel. I’m now back at work and walking around with cane, I watch your videos every morning and love exploring the property and watching you create amazing builds. Love this channel so much thank you for the videos they really brightened many of my days!

[@evalinawarne1337]

Rexter. PRAISE GOD YOU ARE A MIRACLE. ALL THE HARD WORK YOU PUT IN TO P.T. I LIVE IN MICHIGAN S.E. NOT TO FAR FROM WINDSOR. WAS BORN IN TORANTO HOPE TO HEAR YOUR TESTIMONY. GOD BLESS YOU CHOW. PRAYING FOR YOU IN JESUS'S NAME🀄🀄🀄

[@samvalentine3206]

You have a strong constitution! With own spiritual energy and gumption, you have beat the odds and are walking again - a cane is a badge of honor! (And a good weapon!) Keep the faith, Rexter182 👍

[@jazminesanchez7449]

@@evalinawarne1337 God doesn’t appreciate you typing in all caps!

[@cooldog60]

Glad to hear you are doing better! I wish you the very best.

[@patmaier6917]

Praise the Lord for the blessing. Gods miracle.

[@ellencatherwood5134]

The hole in the top of beaver lodges is for ventilation. There are at least two underwater exits from each lodge but they need a source of fresh air. Once the pond is frozen over they don’t leave the lodge during the winter except to swim under the ice to retrieve sticks they have embedded in the ground under the surface as a food larder. The lodge is heavily insulated with mud except around the ventilation hole. The temperature inside the lodge in their inner room that is above water stays above freezing just with the body heat of the beavers. They are monogamous and mate for life.

[@Peanutthecatismycat]

“Do you think they yell timber?” I got a good laugh at that! Loved exploring the property with y’all this morning.

[@MooseZ71]

That area looks like a prime candidate for a habitat restoration project! And remember, beavers may alter an area, but they don't devastate or destroy it. As a keystone species, many other animals rely on the habitat that they create. You could see the moose/game trails from the drone footage!

[@justd9907]

Really loving your new property, that split rock is quite unique and is worth incorporating "split rock" in the name of your new property.... Amazing! Take Care.

[@larryshafer8055]

Yes 👍

[@catman19]

Split rock ranch. Move the rock to your driveway entrance

[@dananelson1743]

Split rock acres?

[@puirYorick]

I have mentally scolded myself for thinking of that suggestion combined with a certain large rodent image already. Nature does make some pretty amazing artifacts though.

[@andreewert1142]

Split -Rock Homestead

[@kevimc]

also when tying ribbon put the tied ends out towards your trail, leave them long, you will see the ends fluttering in the wind, you will see your ribbons from a further distance

[@lindafoster8182]

Love this hint

[@LindaPoorman]

I can't go walking through the woods anymore, so I really enjoy sharing the walks with you guys. I can almost smell the crisp clean air

[@samvalentine3206]

Many of us vicariously enjoy their travels! Almost like being there... I find myself transported in my mind to the locations of the videos. In fact, when I stop watching and get back to reality, I feel as though I've been away and my home looks a bit odd - I need to re-acclimate. Does that make sense?

[@LindaPoorman]

@@samvalentine3206 very much so. I used to walk in the woods with my grandparents or play in the woods on old fallen logs with my brother. One of the logs was slanted from falling on another tree or breaking further up so we had a great climbing log. I lived it because it didn't trigger my fear of heights. It was very sturdy so I knew I could get safely down. I miss those days, so watching all my channel people doing it helps. I always feel discombobulated when I come back out of the day

[@jennyzubanych4467]

Good morning ❤️ good to see you eating and keeping your energy levels up thanks for taking us with you to the new property it must slow you down taking the camera with you but I for one enjoy the raw view 👀

[@timyowell4278]

Good morning. I really enjoy you showing and exploring the property with everyone. Thank you

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooooood morning

[@lloydwilliams8715]

@@LumnahAcres thank you

[@Mumakinder]

thankyou for our walk guys, must be a pain stopping and starting for doing video for youtube, but soooooo enjoy theses trips out , hugsx

[@samvalentine3206]

It's an appreciated effort for sure - gives us viewers more of a story line and higher quality shots from different angles, such as 2:03 & 3:20

[@nahnisjourney1406]

Gooood morning from Coastal Georgia, Lumnah Family and your viewers! It’s so good to see you all exploring your new property. Maybe I’m just a wuss, but I think I’d have a scarf wrapped around my neck twice. LOL! It looks like it’s Freezing 🥶 out there. You wouldn’t even know it was me because I’d be wearing a ski mask to keep my face warm. That is beautiful view with the drone. I can’t wait to... WHOA!!! What split that Boulder???! I can’t wait to see the moose, elks and deer. Those are some huge beaver mounds! I hope you have great success and productivity on your new property, LA 2.0. THIS IS FASCINATING TO SEE! Happy Holidays!

[@EasyLiving8]

Have You all been able to find the four corners of your property yet? Never knew beavers could do so much damage to the land, GREAT VIDEOS thanks for much for posting, PLEASE stay healthy and safe out there!

[@Blessings.429]

All I can think of is that’s a lot of dead wood, and a lot of wood to keep you all warm down at the lake. Definitely need the mule down here...next you’ll need a saw mill

[@sachasmarius5940]

Saw mill yes and a chipper for compost

[@gayleposey714]

Walking sticks are great: paint them, carve them, add colored twine/jute. etc, leather straps, beads, etc. Collect sticks the bundle them up and sell them for kindling. Sell bundles to woodcarvers. Collect and use for kindling yourself as well. You are not going to run out anytime soon. Collect long pieces to sell blanks for walking stick makers and carvers. If I could afford it would it, I would buy semi-long sticks to build small log cabins, like with Lincoln Logs. I would go blooming crazy with all of that material lying around. I love to build and make things with wood. Next comment: Perhaps beavers have been depleted due to trapping in the past. New name suggestion for the farm: Split Rock Acres. You are going to have such a wonderful adventure now and in the future.

[@FeelingTooEasy]

I could so easily fall asleep to the sound of that small creek. You could record those and post them too honestly, gorgeous and so many people use that to relax

[@dondon282]

SPLIT ROCK RANCH !!!! That's the new name!!

[@mimib6955]

New name suggestion for property, "Split Rock Acres" That rock is so cool!!!

[@StoneKathryn]

So cool to see you guys exploring together!

[@Song-fi4rg]

Nice early exploration outing, you have such a sweet family, and I admire you as father and provider along with your wife and daughter holding up their ends in this homesteading family. 🖐✌🖖👍

[@tinag2226]

SPLITROCK ACRES!!!!! There's your name. That was really cool to see. Maybe Splitrock Settlement, Tract, Homestead, Woodlands, Wilderness, Wildlands. It is beautiful no matter what you call this property. So happy for your family. Blessings!

[@jamest5149]

Get someone to do a aerial photo recon of your land, will help you get a better idea on what and where and planning, plus it’s always nice to look back once you start farming and changing the land.

[@ambermorgan1340]

Looks like Al is doing his own with the drone. 👍

[@larryshafer8055]

Google Earth

[@lindapolle1665]

Yes, areal photos Check with USDA and your county assessors office for areal photos. Many of these were taken decades ago, and might give you a clue on the beaver population.

[@mikeseay8509]

I would like to see a drone shot of the entire property to see the layout. Looking forward to seeing Trail Cam shots of different animals there especially moose.

[@curtisep5885]

@@lindapolle1665 great idea! Thx 4 sharing that. I had no idea. Very interesting

[@trulyc56cw]

Using a walking stick would help while walking through the wooded area. Gives you a little more balance and more secured stepping. You got plenty to choose from.

[@marksummers1137]

Good morning Al,. I see another project a pic nic table and a couple of benches. The table so you have a place to cook and benches so the girls can be warming up in front of a big fire in that beautiful fire place you built. Love your property!

[@davidrobinson8184]

Looks like a perfect day to go walk in the woods. I love it with just a little bit of snow on the ground you can see everywhere!

[@kathleenperdue9753]

That was awesome, thanks for taking us along. I didn't realize how destructive beaver can be, now I understand why you keep trapping those other beaver. That new property is full of amazing wildlife, your going to enjoy exploring and hunting that in the future. God bless you💞🙏👼🎄❄

[@RJ-fs3mj]

Al its time to build an outdoor wooden table right by the fire pit. Its fun watching you build projects.

[@shalayneabbott8212]

I was thinking the same thing. 😎

[@jeremyhoneycutt9090]

Man, y'all made my day with this video. Coffee and watching y'all explore. Reminds me of when we bought our property. God Bless!!

[@cekfraun]

This is a great video. Thanks for taking us along on the explore of your new land. It was nice that Gina and Olivia came with you on the hike. Split rock and the huge beaver houses were so cool, and I got a chuckle out of Gina's comment, "Do you think they yelled TIMBER?" And Al asking Gina if she wants to go in the beaver den: "I'll hold you by your feet." LOL I was wishing you'd stick the camera in there and take a look around.

[@heidimiele6835]

Hello Al and family!!! I would absolutely love to buy a beaver walking stick!!! When I was about 3-4 my parents went up to NH (we lived in RI) and brought me back a beaver chewed stick and told me it was a walking stick. I treasured that thing! It stayed in the corner of our front entryway. When I was about 10 years old a neighborhood kid much older then me pulled it out of my hands and snapped it in half. I was devastated. If you were serious about selling the beaver chewed walking stick...please put me at the top of the list!!

[@samvalentine3206]

That was such a mean thing for that bully to do that to you. Why are there bullies? Is it passed down from parents to children?

[@elizabethmacdonald4605]

Good mauhnin Lumnah Acres! Great video today. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@wendyc.5769]

Thanks for sharing the beautiful field trip with us. It’s much appreciated!! 😉

[@margaretbedwell58]

That was a wonderful walk in the woods I would never be able to do. I can't believe the amount of tree down. You should have a lifetime of firewood there without having to cut the tree down first. The big problem would be where to begin. One thing for sure, you have multiple sources of clear pure water. Thanks so much for taking the time to share this footage. Have a Blessed day. See you Thursday.

[@tfsmithwv]

"clear pure water" ?? you have never heard of Beaver Fever.

[@margaretbedwell58]

@@tfsmithwv I have, but does the bacteria live in the pond forever after the beaver are gone? And would that also mean they should not eat the fish from that water. I presume Al is knowledgeable enough to have the water tested.

[@joshshadbolt8304]

It's so great to see how far lumnah acres has come. Great job lumnah family. It's so great you guys are slowly expanding and living the life you choose god bless you from Australia

[@beezhomestead6576]

Lots of area to explore and enjoy. Peace and quiet. Love it. 💕😊

[@robertdonaldson6584]

If you put branches over the stream, the snow fall will make a snow bridge for you. I used to do that In Boscawen, NH in the early 1980's.

[@samvalentine3206]

lots of easily obtainable material all around to do that... good idea!

[@rhodiafiddler5557]

How far is this land from lumina acres?

[@rootriverwoodworks5883]

@@rhodiafiddler5557 not far. I don't think he'll say for privacy.

[@robertdonaldson6584]

@@rhodiafiddler5557 Boscawen, NH is 83 miles from Littleton, NH

[@gabelanger]

My friends and I did the same in Berlin NH where I grew up. It was great time to be a kid up there, just about lived in the woods and loved every minute of it.

[@estellewatson4643]

Having a bite in the woods with pond on the side is just nice..... Believe that the bird life would be good in the summer with all those trees. Awesome week filled with God's Love, Grace, Peace and Blessings......

[@rhonamallard6918]

Hi from Australia. Maybe you should google satellite photos of your new property to see when the beaver dam was full

[@kyliechapman7446]

Good idea

[@edwardweeden2834]

Agree with Rhona Al and Gina! At Hidden Haven Homestead in KY we got one taken the first year we bought the place and then in the last few months before we sold it and moved on to other adventures. They show eleven years of very pleasant projects and memories!!!

[@mspeedie52]

Well you sure will have a lot of wood to harvest for firewood. Looks really neat.

[@DRUMMER-j-u2x]

I think the part where the beavers actually live is called a lodge.

[@wendyann3400]

Good morning love your videos can't wait to see what you build on the new property.

[@hollynvr2old2bsilly78]

Good Morning from Missouri, I love how you made your families food first. Just shows how much you care for one another.

[@LumnahAcres]

Good morning Missouri

[@nancylitton390]

ENJOYED exploring!!!! As a kid,my Grandpa (who lived with us),would take me on "Backyard Exploring " . My parents lived near a river. It was always fun,and I learned something new each time. Thanks for sharing your journey and bringing back a lot of great memoirs!!!!!! God bless you and your family.

[@samvalentine3206]

Ditto for me - my grandparents lived on a small river, so I grew up being able to explore the whole thing and all it entails. In time we moved in and enjoyed that property and it's brook tremendously!

[@lisabevans8107]

Good morning Lumnah's. Al I hope you look at this and see all the love and respect in Olivia's eyes when she's looking at you and Gina. This was probably the best video I've ever seen. I'm sorry for the damage the beavers did, but I know you will turn this property into something amazing. Hagd. Also after researching it says the mainly move to continue building. Usually connected to their other dens.

[@twocooneys]

PBS 'S Nature series has a video called "Leave it to Beavers.". It's also on Amazon Prime Video.

[@sherrigriffin4403]

Perfect name...... Split Rock

[@bonitablaser758]

"Split Rock Lodge". All I can say is breathtaking!

[@paisleyjane9606]

@@bonitablaser758 It was inevitable that rock would become a landmark. I just didn't realize how soon into the new ownership that would happen!

[@bonitablaser758]

@@paisleyjane9606 I can envision "Split Rock Homestead"! Just don't know what size excavator it would take to move it?

[@paisleyjane9606]

@@bonitablaser758 It wouldn't have to be moved or be easily found. Could be a destination on a trail.

[@bonitablaser758]

@@paisleyjane9606 Superior idea. 👍

[@valeriewolfset214]

Good Morning Lumnah family, thankful for all your interesting videos. I was born a Bay State MA girl but family moved to CT. Now as an adult I'm living in City Slicker-ville smack dab in New Britain CT. But in my heart love the country. You'll never get bored living it up on 500 acres, 😲 WOW, ohh so many adventures and beavers to bust. Get them critters. Stay safe and warm out there. Listen to your wife. Keep up the good work 😃.

[@nageshwarjadhav]

so love to see something different this time , apart from daily routine.👍

[@LumnahAcres]

Goooood morning

[@colinstace1758]

Lol his standard copy and paste reply "goooood morning"

[@sca6769]

Enjoyed this hike in the woods and seeing the beaver dams. Thanks for taking us along.

[@kenthorsen4558]

Good morning everyone, looks like someone needs to make some walking sticks and keep them in the new shed.

[@LumnahAcres]

Gooood morning

[@samvalentine3206]

Grab a few from their local 13:27 supplier!

[@rickster9993]

@@samvalentine3206 I've had a few beaver sticks in my time. I use to have a long one I used in my flat bottom boat. Use to get into some places that only fish went to.

[@vusimdudu9033]

Great minds and all that, I was just thinking that I see walking sticks in Al's future. I do hope you get some for the family, as I believe it would make walking safer, and easier. Love the air shots.

[@karencatalano4349]

I was thinking the same thing they could use some walking sticks,they have plenty of wood to make some

[@maryblaylock6545]

Thank you very much! I haven't explored the woods for too dang LONG! Good to get out and about.

[@michaelglore4547]

Looks like you could cut a lot of fire wood and sell it to help pay for the new land. Also clear it for pasture. God bless you and your's!

[@brendalawrence6732]

If the water gets to shallow or the tree supply is depleted, then the beavers will move on from their lodges. I can't believe how big those lodges are, but then again the beavers live as one big happy family, so a lot of them live in one lodge. Loved seeing more of the property by air, you got a lot of work ahead of you guys but I know y'all can get it done. Such beautiful land and I can't wait to see it in the spring/summer months. Loved that you brought your little stove alone and had a tasty lunch or supper. So fun!!

[@angelacross2216]

That’s a gigantic amount of kindling the beavers left for you.

[@ardenpeters4386]

all that firewood!

[@matthewgroff433]

@@ardenpeters4386 My thoughts exactly!! Kindling or firewood! lol

[@marinairathemagnificent]

Olivia has such a kind, and pretty smile

[@cutnrun95]

They depleted the food and moved to greener pastures. The hole in the top of lodge if for ventilation.

[@bobbiemooser7417]

Yes. Ventilation for their fireplace.🌺

[@jay90374]

May have started as ventilation but it's definitely been dug out.

[@rebeccashearer6057]

beautiful views..loved the crunchy sounds!

[@robertworman4355]

Good Morning Al, Gina & Olivia . Stay warm and safe with the storm.

[@samsimple6153]

Pressured out, most likely by predation or construction work being done roundabouts, possibly. My dogs always hike the woodlands with me. They never get lost and once you teach them the "let's go home" command, you can wander confident in never being lost yourself. An added plus of dogs is they will drive any unwanted visitors (of the two or four legged variety) away, and they provide great company too! Stay safe out there!

[@willowswhispers577]

Good Morning Everyone. Hope everyone has a wonderful day

[@maryblaylock6545]

Thank you very much! Repairing a compost bin so I DO hope to have a good day! Hope everyone has a great day and even a good month!

[@dazryan3463]

Once you get the water where you want it you got some great property there. Really enjoying seeing it

[@edman6111]

Good Morning Al, Gina, Olivia, and the other 247K members of Lumnah nation!! 247k wasn't it just 2months ago that you hit 200K.. This train is rollin..

[@IronFist3]

I love watching you walk and explore your new land. I have always loved to just explore the great outdoors.

[@davidwalker9188]

With those abandoned beaver dams you should never have to worry about running out of firewood once you make Trails back to their to get your Gator or four-wheeler through there

[@quietkate]

A great day to spend with the family enjoying the out-of-doors surveying your latest acquisition.

[@lovemyfamily60]

I really appreciate you making an effort to put up these interesting videos every day. So many homesteaders I follow (like Doug and Stacy) drop down to practically none after they get popular. Don’t understand why that is!

[@diannt9583]

Making videos takes time and effort. They'll usually return.

[@robwestley7370]

Sandra Westley it’s an awful lot of work doing videos every day, needs a lot of dedication and work, and Al s and Gina s work ethic is hard work.

[@lovemyfamily60]

@@robwestley7370 I understand that. That’s why I said I appreciated it.

[@jameswengerd244]

The beaver lodges would make some good seasoned fire wood for the fire pit at the off grid property

[@TPRPTech]

Buy an excavator then sell it when you’re finished cheaper then renting it that way

[@terminalvelocity6398]

that or a dozer. he's got lots of work ahead to reclaim that land.

[@ashyslashy5818]

@@terminalvelocity6398 WHY blm are just gonna take it.

[@stevefrischkorn1627]

I fully agree. Got a huge task ahead you Al. Good Luck!

[@cathiwim]

@@ashyslashy5818 no they arent.

[@MooseZ71]

@@ashyslashy5818 Why would they take his land? I didn't think BLM was even very big in the east, more of a western lands agency.

[@georgeclark8814]

To clear all the branches and trees everywhere you should either rent or buy a Excavator with a thumb, this is so you could grap logs and things and load them into things or move them easily. Also, if you did get a Excavator you should get a tree shear which snips of branches easily and can even cut trees.

[@rcmann55]

There's a western novel, Shoot out at split rock,

[@michaelrehberg7525]

navigational point reference

[@debketelsen3742]

The entrance to a beaver lodge is always several feet under water on the bottom edge and they climb up inside. I bet those holes on top are cave ins or where animals looked to see if anything edible was inside. I envy your exploring the woods. It will be fun watching it change in the spring as the wild flowers pop out and everything gets green

[@rogererickson8564]

Minor correction. I believe a beaver's house is called a lodge; not a den.

[@HiddenSpringFarm]

Definitely a lodge

[@matthewdunckel890]

A "lodge" is what I would be building on the stretch of land!

[@danielallouche2493]

i concur

[@NeistadtFamily]

As a proud Oregon State Beaver, I can say you are correct, sir!

[@roldac]

Next time y'all in Alberta stay at the Beaverlodge Motor Inn just off route 43. We'll keep the lights on for ya.

[@JeffK1962]

Can you imagine the noise that rock made when it split. Huge boom. Awesome to hear from a distance.

[@joanneganon7157]

Great Find on the Giant Rock. I've heard of that happening but never saw such Magic! I don't know why they left hmmm ... But they sure had fun while they were there😝 Not a Bad idea Beaver Chew walking Stick! It looks like a Bomb went off

[@MM36577]

I had a crazy busy day, and really enjoyed watching this tonight . Thanks for bringing us along. Amazing property.

[@lorenmeyer5290]

Good morning Lumnah's! Beautiful, beautiful country ❤ Can believe all the damage from those beaver's! God-bless y'all!!

[@faithrada]

Don't forget to check for ticks when you get home. Maybe carry bear spray also.. in case they're not sleeping yet. Looks like enough firewood to last you a while. Our old NH neighbor planted a wood lot... when he was 70 years old. A real positive thinker! 🌳🌳🌳🌳

[@70acres]

I'm guessing they ate all the food and left. You need to start on a log cabin up there, right next to the pond. Put some solar on it and enjoy the property! Camp tacos for the win! Blessings to all.

[@Hannahcode1]

The last hole in the Big Dam looked like someone before had been trapping at that hole ,looking at those two sticks standing up at that entrance.

[@lloydwilliams8715]

Good morning Al,Gina and Olivia. Sending love from Jamaica. Looking forward to the next surprise 🙂🙂🙂

[@LumnahAcres]

Goooood morning

[@maryblaylock6545]

Good morning Lloyd! Hope you have a glorious day!

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy Lloyd. Have a good one!

[@lloydwilliams8715]

@@samvalentine3206 Thanks Sam. Right back at you men ☺️☺️

[@lloydwilliams8715]

@@maryblaylock6545 Good morning Mary. Am great. Hopefully you are having a great day too

[@Heisstrong]

Goood mornin Al, Gina, and Olivia from Omaha. LA 2.0 is blessed with small brooks and streams of running water. Man, I would dam up a few of them and make some lakes and stock them with your favorite fish to catch. Your own private lakes. You have plenty of land for other things. This land is blessed with alot of potential! Blessings to the Lumnah family!

[@ourmidwestlife]

Al, Love the new property, but Dude, you Gonna Need a Bigger tractor!!!

[@t.l.c.5590]

Good morning. When you least expect it, the camera catches Gina's sense of humor. Girl you are a treasure. "Timber" 😂

[@angelsarrived2642]

GOOOOOOOD MORNING What gorgeous evergreens. You have a lot of work ahead of you. It would be nice to make a road completely around the property. It would keep people off property, especially hunters. G-D Bless and Stay Safe.

[@BonnieLeah]

Another great video Al, Gina and Livi. I really enjoy the trips to the new Lumnah Acres 2.0. I wonder where you all will build your main house on the property. I think it would be nice to build it near a babbling brook or one of your many ponds. Thanks for sharing your all’s adventures with all of us. I hope you all have a blessed Wednesday tomorrow. God loves you all. God bless you all.

[@oneeyehives]

Split rock acres or split rock farm. Has a nice ring to it not to mention a very unique feature

[@brendagervais5566]

Thank you for excellent coverage of your exploring walk. Lots of fire wood already cut down for you. Those drone pictures are beautiful

[@auntiedee3242]

I see a lot of free firewood.🌼

[@catman19]

Morning Al,,,how about Split Rock Ranch. Use the rocks for your driveway entrance,one on each side. Cheers

[@upsman3721]

Good morning modern steaders !

[@LumnahAcres]

Good morning

[@michelewhitt7545]

Al is king of the hill! Standing on top of that beaver lodge! Wow- they are huge!

[@yermanfa]

It's my dream (at 63) to have a large plot of land. I can't imagine buying over 500 acres. Land is so expensive. Do you have any tips for finding affordable property?

[@cooldog60]

I was looking at vacant land in Michigan where I live. 500 acres would cost about 10 million.

[@colinstace1758]

Don't expect any answers all he ever replies is "good morning" I search on Zillow just out of curiosity, there are places where land isn't millions of dollars

[@dougwyant6520]

Hi Fred, I'm 64 partly disabled but I've had a dream of having a big piece of property for many years and developing it into a homestead. However I've had to adjust my dream from owning 100 acres to buying 26 in central Pennsylvania having moved from Montana. We talked with realtors, drove around for probably 2 months or more until we came across the property we finally bought. I want to encourage you to do whatever you have to do to realize your dreams. The nice thing about dreams is that they are adjustable.you can make it happen if you never give up. I would love to talk to you over the phone if you have any interest and could figure out how to keep our phone numbers private ...any way you can do it!!!

[@jenniferr2057]

Look on you tube... There is a guy that gives lists of places land is affordable all over the country.

[@herranton]

Landwatch.com Filter by size Sort by price.

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Love going to the new property. Can't wait until you can really get some stuff going on up there.

[@earnierosenow9834]

it would be cool to stock one of the ponds with bass and or trout

[@laurajones2032]

Hiking is so fun. Especially on your own land. Congratulations Lumnahs. It’s beautiful

[@dellstephenson8817]

Great fun watching u'll explore the property. Did ull get ur Christmas tree? Never seen a rock split like that. Split Rock would be a great name for the property.

[@patriciabeyer7824]

🤗 Good morning all. You folks have had an adventure today. 👍 Just think of all the cool things Olivia is learning. 👏👏 Winter picnics are fun and tasty. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us today. 💞 Be blessed and be warm. 🙏☝️🎄

[@garywhite1314]

It looks like you will be able to Process your own Fire Wood on the new Property with all of the fallen Trees.

[@NKbarton]

Al, you need to take some of those downed tree trunks and split them and make a couple benches around the fire pit.

[@jameslcoble248]

I would definitely do what I could to remove the older dams and dens. That way shouldn't have any issues of flooding if alot of rain. Be terrific to see that as pasture with natural springs.

[@thinker269]

Hey Al, try downloading Google Earth for access to old satellite photos. You can scroll through older photos to learn more about your land chnages over time.