First Days on Common Ground!

[@allonesame6467]

So excited for your guys. Congratulations! and thanks for sharing your journey! Blessings.

[@brendaalbee7922]

I am excited to watch your journey. Congratulations 🍾

[@PoliteTeeth]

This is incredible! I can’t wait to see what you guys do with this farm. I’m so glad KZbin recommended this video to me. 🎉

[@joyceedhammerschmith6051]

If this was from the Amish I am surprised by the mess. You're the right age to take this on. We were 35 and the only thing in Nov.1981 here was a very leaky barn and a small two-bedroom house with no insulation. Also came along three children 9,9 and 10 plus a dog. We worked hard and my husband an industrial arts shop teacher quickly added a two-story addition with insulation. By the end of summer 1982 our house had grown from 800 to 2400 square feet and the barn had a new cheap metal roof. We had a place for his tools. You already seem to have a better house and I love that beautiful barn. Keep things simple at the beginning. Each animal presents a lot of work. Now 80 we still keep about 8 chickens, a wonderful dog and two cats. And my husband has a grand new shop built in 1993.

[@shelleymarshall5192]

Will be interesting to see what you do.

[@TerryWilber]

Just found your video. You look excited to get started. I've have been doing historic restoration since the 1960's and love seeing young people take on projects like this. Can't wait to hear your plan and see your future unfold. I'll be watching. Have fun, even on the bad days.

[@elsydro8064]

We bought an Amish farm a couple years ago, such a familiar journey

[@catfishm.1361]

Didn’t know you were really going to mow! 😂👍🏻

[@bennym1956]

So you had a lot of $$$ to buy or have a huge mortgage...congrats. Very rundown buildings...good luck ! Your one of 100,000 fixer uppers on YT !

[@marywalker2896]

Well we bought another farm channel..lol I will be watching..

[@richardrice8239]

In 1952 we closed on a 100 acre farm in Pennsylvania it was an Amish owned farm the farm house dated back to 1860s I no what you are going through I am now 76 and live in Colorado

[@kimblyelrod7850]

You'll be amazed what information you'll find in those old Small Farm Journals. Still refer to the ones I have.

[@martihetrick609]

Go to the auctions to get farm machinery

[@michaelmonthey5974]

If I bought a farm like that, I’d prep it for organic grass fed dairy cows.

[@DavidSmith-hy7uv]

Those old freezers can be used as storage for bags of grain …. No rodents can get into them.

[@davidkramer6585]

89 acres is only huge to cityslickers.

[@Joey-wu5su]

It use to be Amish? The blue curtains pulled to the side means there is a dating age girl in the house❤

[@leanneadams2549]

No horses ? No me. By. Good luck

[@martihetrick609]

Keep case iron cooking stuff

[@redclayfarm6490]

3 months from now: "we're selling a farm"

[@rosemaryjasper1121]

Not quite sure why you would mow when there’s snow on the ground and everything is obviously frozen? Definitely not sure why you thought we needed to be along for the task! A little back story would be helpful, what your intentions are. Filming is somewhat chaotic, speeded up footage of clearing an attic isn’t the most entertaining! Hopefully, the next episode will give us more information.❤

[@no-uf1gm]

89 acres is not a large farm 2000 or more is

[@Bud420-r3l4v]

Not another we bought a farm channel really

[@timothyfirth4809]

LOOK WHAT WE CAN DO ......come along with us as we blah blah blah

[@martihetrick609]

Please braid your your hair when your working in the barn .. keep it clean as much you can