Getting Started Sooner Than We Expected | Building Our Home In The Mountains

In today's video we are continuing the development of our new homestead here in North Idaho by getting our sustainable permaculture garden developed. We need to get the garden in so we are switch our focus to our upcoming home build.
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We are a homeschool and homesteading family currently building on our new 20 acre homestead in North Idaho. We garden, seed save, raise rabbits, raise chickens, process our own meat, save our own seed, can, bake, and do just about everything that we can ourselves to achieve a self sufficient and debt free life for our family.

[@davidj.mackinney6568]

So nice to hear a man talk very loving about his wife.

[@diane461]

Yes I love how he is with mama! Complements her always!

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

💪Definitely a good quality. That's my brother from another mother. ( though he should have walked slower with those railroad ties 😬😂 )

[@gaylenewill6465]

Yup! That's why I just subscribed!

[@sm52092]

Yes he is a good man. The whole family is very special. This channel has become my new favorite and a great distraction from the negativity in the world right now❤️

[@billtuesday2815]

It comes natural to men so long as the woman's is Not a raging feminist bitch!!!!! Then it's very easy!!!!!! Passing It on!!!!!!!!!

[@javierbelisario3459]

Can’t imagine waking up every day to that view, absolutely beautiful, spectacular

[@lesliecarson684]

Jeremy and Melissa, It just makes my heart ache to see how much love you emanate while working together. The work you two are doing is excruciating, I’m sure... yet you still have smiles on your faces. It will be wonderful to see your hard work reflected in your future bounty. I think maybe you should build one of those neat off grid hot tubs or saunas I’ve seen on other channels. All that lifting!!!! Please take care of yourselves. You need to stay healthy to get this homestead completed! Hugs to the kiddos.

[@gwendolynure829]

Why can’t people just enjoy your videos? Always someone telling you how to do it! Melisa you are the strongest little person I have ever seen! Both of you are such hard workers! I’m so looking forward to you guys building your new home!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

❤

[@stingray4540]

It’s quite possible to enjoy someone’s video and also offer helpful advice.

[@saintracheljarodm.holy-kay2560]

May your gardens produce in abundance and your bounty overflowthe, God bless amen.

[@charlotteforrester3118]

The scenery never gets old. It must be amazing to wake up to such beautiful views! ❤️❤️❤️

[@maryjohnson7923]

I totally agree🙋💗

[@darlenedouglas5148]

You're two really amazing hard working ppl 💜 ❤ that aren't afraid to get out & get dirty & putting in the railroad ties is definitely a job that will make your muscles scream out & say "No More"!!!! That shower is the perfect 👌 topper with hot water 💧!! I am so glad you weren't having to go outside anymore! God's Blessings for you and your family for continued loving & peaceful prosperity on that beautiful 😍 landscape

[@Pixics]

I can't believe she did all that work, she is a strong women.

[@suehartwigsen1655]

I finally just finished watching every KZbin video you have out except this new one which I'm now watching. I just LOVE your channel!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Wow, awesome!!

[@rosawilliams9145]

Me too. They have become my family. Lol.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

❤ you Rosa

[@rosawilliams9145]

@@GoodSimpleLiving Love you all more! ❤😍💯

[@shellycarson6563]

Ditto. Took me almost 2 weeks to get thru them all.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

You two strained so much these two days that my back and legs told me to take a few days off. I am soon to be 76 and finally listening to my body. I got all I could out of it but it is slowing me down this last year. I take longer and sometimes that’s a good thing 🤗. Thanks for sharing with us, you all are living the dream. Blessings for you all. 👍👍👏🏻👏🏻

[@pamalapeterson5352]

I agree and I am 73

[@rosawilliams9145]

I agree and I'm 58. But a car accident has been giving me back issues.

[@elliottmanning]

I blew out my butt on the job when I was only 23, now 77, and still in more pain every day...

[@rosawilliams9145]

@@elliottmanning have you trued a chiropractor? I use one that really relieves my stiffness and back pain.

[@elliottmanning]

@@rosawilliams9145 Spent many years with Chiropractors and surgery... Wore out my body making a living...

[@carol-anntrudell9990]

I don't know how you managed to lay more the next day. Your muscles must have been screaming. Well done, you two. God bless you.

[@mommabears993]

As a kid we had a "magic drawer" which was candy and we'd occasionally be able to grab something out of it. It was magic because it re-stocked itself! This trailer gives me magic drawer vibes. It just always seems to have what you need in it!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Manna from heaven 😆

[@crystalh1402]

We had the bottom drawer in my grandparents fridge, it always had candy bars and we could get one to take home.

[@DiscoFang]

We had a present cupboard when I was a kid in the 70's. If we needed a present for a birthday party or such we could go to the cupboard (notebooks, little purses, small toys etc.) Loved that cupboard.

[@richardross7219]

Fun to play with the tractor, isn't it? When my wife found how much fun it was to operate my 55 hp tractor, I had to get her a smaller one(34hp). You could use the loader and a chain to move the ties. Have you learned how to back blade with the bucket? It will give a smooth surface. It's great that you could take advantage of the weather. Expect mother nature to make up for it in the coming weeks. Park that beautiful tractor next to or in the barn. If you get a blizzard, you will be glad you did. Good video. Good Luck, Rick

[@kimnelligan9820]

The Mountain View that you have is absolutely beautiful and your Homestead has come so far it’s looking amazing

[@lifeonthefarm8288]

Jeremy looks like he is having fun. Having a tractor makes working a farm so much easier.

[@gingerreid8569]

a tractor with implements is a must

[@diane461]

He is great working with his toy!! Lol

[@Jaynes-Path]

We used Railroad Ties to border the flower/shrubbery beds to keep the woodchips in and the driveway to keep the rocks out of the lawn. We thought they would be rot resistant and bugs wouldn't like them. Boy were we wrong! Every grass seed and stray root just had to grow up between them and every ant, beetle and even bees thought they were great. They only lasted a few years before they were rotted through and full of bugs despite using insecticide on them. Hope you have better luck with them as far North as you are.

[@thetommygexperience5038]

You two are delightful. As a therapist, I can see that humor is part of your terrific union. Great job. Can't wait to see the garden.

[@davecoleuk]

It must be amazing to wake up in the morning and go to the trailer to see what today’s project is.

[@RiverRockHomestead]

Respeeeect! Slap her picture next to the definition "Girl Power" 💯👍🏿

[@johnf1574]

💯

[@goinggoinggone17]

Loved watching you two work together n have fun while working even though I know it is very tiring work. It brings back sweet memories when my sweet husband and I did the same sort of things. Very hard work but very rewarding. After 57 sweet years my constant companion n sweet husband had to leave me behind to build things in heaven. I will one day meet him there n never part again. Meanwhile I live on all the years of memories we made together with our four children, 14 grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. You have the right idea about what's important and precious in life. Just wish more people realized it before it is to late. There is nothing money can buy that will give you more pleasure and satisfaction than working and playing together with your beautiful family. You are inspiring!!!

[@xenohaven]

My husband and I are building a cottage on our land in Central WA. We plan for a main house that we will start this summer. We are building a shop for the tractor, wood and other things, plus a green house. We homeschool also. We are doing everything but the main house on our own. I love watch you guys work together. My husband and I work together vary well and purfur working together. You both give us strength. I love waking up and seeing what we can make together in a day. Thank for putting you family on the internet and inspiring me to keep going.😊

[@jackhouston357]

AMAZING HOW STUFF JUST APPEARS IN THE TRAILER

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Like manna from heaven

[@I_Am_Michael]

they have an app on their phone and it gets delivered into the trailer. handy, really.

[@shellycarson6563]

I need one of those magic trailers.

[@PaullaWells]

Oh, you guys! This is such great stuff! I am so stinkin' excited to see this turn into the Eden I told Melissa it would be one day. It'll come close this year, but boy by next year... To all the newcomers, If you've been here just because you found them through the projects, please do not avoid a gardening video when they start again. Even if you're not into gardening, you'll love their videos. They are informative and artfully done and you won't believe your eyes when you see what they do with this place. So, be sure to stick around because things are going to start really rocking this year, but I know without a doubt that it will just keep on rocking for years to come. Your fellow viewer, Paulla

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Awww thank you Paulla 😊

[@PaullaWells]

@@GoodSimpleLiving - Meant every word.

[@leslietarboxjr4287]

Melissa is a trooper for sure. She handled herself like someone twice her size. Super woman has nothing on her. Great job and it looks really great.

[@heatherlaird-mcleod3271]

Those railway sleepers are hard work, John deer is a good friend. Luv the way you're pets get excited and involved with all the project happenings.❤

[@tomscott3939]

I was a builder or 100s of houses you have to work smarter!!plan your loads so you can use the tractor..Both of you are going to tax your body's while working developing your ranch. I wish that I live closer to help! keep up the good work

[@joeychaseable]

Blah, blah, blah, BBBLLAAHHHHH

[@The_Common_Sense]

Yes use the tractor for most of your work!

[@shaipjashari3067]

klkĺliĺ

[@robertboyd650]

Pretty strong for her size she’s miraculously....good going Melissa

[@lungeloncobo5514]

You guys seem to do everything very neatly. Very proud of both of you. I bet your farm is going to be super neat and organised. Even your living space is always clean. Well done guys.

[@donnaalgren123]

You two knocked that project right out! My muscles hurt just watching you, Melissa, but you were just like the energizer bunny out there. Awesome! Loved watching!

[@glynndavies5283]

Melissa, you're a trooper! You certainly earn those snacks :-)

[@marshallpoe8087]

I think I would have left the ties on the forks and moved them to where I only had to drag them off the forks into place. Let the machinery do the heavy lifting.

[@PrisonMike-_-]

They don't know what they're doing they're just trying to make money like most of the diy army

[@aleshiasterland460]

You guys rock it! Great job and be very proud of your accomplishments. You will look back on this years down the road and just smile. Blessings

[@ladytupper]

Please listen to the previous gentleman Tom Scott, he is right, you just cannot tax our body like you are doing, especially being a woman, at 82 yrs now, I am dealing with low back challenges, aches & pains with the knees & feet, smiles, yes, I loved each minute of working like we did; however my grandmother tried to warn me...I wish I would have listened that fifty years ago when I hauled in 16 of the railroad ties myself, husband was working day job. I truly enjoy your videos, your family, & being you are in the neighborhood it gives me so much pleasure in these long covid evenings. smiles. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful family, & the beautiful mountain scenery....Blessings with your future, Spokane grandma

[@jc.938]

You guys should have a KZbin Channel on “How to have a Successful Marriage building a home and farm”. When my wife and I had a Custom Home Builder construct our home a lot of sub contractors said if a marriage can make it thru a custom build you have a very strong marriage. Both of you are great examples of being parents as well as husband and wife! Also drill hole thru the top of each railroad ties at each end and drive a stake to secure to ground as secures ties to the ground.

[@thedudeandstuff169]

Agreed 100%

[@wkjeom]

Melisa, please be careful. Maybe you could put wheels of sone kind under the ties like we do for moving furniture.

[@carrieanntipton8308]

This is definitely a weird winter. Normally you guys got two feet of snow or more up there. I grew up in Southern Idaho. But out we're at Southern Oregon in the desert there is no snow either 50 degrees days in January. Which is weird. Glad you guys are getting your house started. You guys are like Linda and I. Always working hard to get our house built

[@davidschine242]

i use to work for a logging/ lumber company that made green railroad ties. I by myself worked the cant line. the center of the tree usually 4 inches thick 6 inches wide and varying lengths 6 to 16 ft long and RR TIES . Now for 6 months I had to drag the ties off the line onto a cart 4 wide and 5 high. no easy feat. one day the plant supervisor came in and he tried doing it and he is a young strapinglad yet could barely budge them. the next day maintenance was cutting a hole in my building and welding up a roller set to roll them outside. now what im getting at is big props to her for handling those so well.

[@elizabethsolomon2864]

No explanation needed re the railroad ties- your garden is going to be beautiful AND provide so much deliciously fresh food for your family❣️ Thanks for sharing.

[@joejewell9539]

Melissa’s boots would be an interesting addition to the Olympic balance beam competition. Can’t believe she lifted those ties.

[@peggybachler5952]

I’m pooped after watching this lol I know how heavy those things are. I almost fell backwards in my 20s trying to pick one up to help my husband. As I said “hell no” he laughed and called a friend lol

[@davidepool5884]

I’m impressed that she can lift those railroads ties. I made a raised bed with them years ago by myself. It was all I could do to carry one. The hardest part was dragging them to where I could load them off of an old railroad they had just taken up. I found lots of tools that they lost. They had left the area and I didn’t know who they were. I’ve still got the tools. That was over 30 years ago.

[@StarTukker78]

That's the LIFE we all wanted, living on the sky from God. Peace and Harmony and love.....Whit the nature on tour side.....very Nice work👼🤗

[@robertportersc]

Two things: 1) in the future choke a strap around heavy objects and use the tractor to drag it out of the trailer. 2) When the ground thaws I would suggest working on your new house's root seller soon ish.

[@davidcardin3271]

If the rover ties hit the trailer floor it can damage the floor but that is a very good . I was thinking about that but decided against saying it because it would hurt the floor of the trailer

[@jerryhubbard4461]

When lowering those ties to the ground, one should put their end down first and then the other lower theirs. That way no one gets it jerked from their hands.

[@wkjeom]

Those ties would have been jerked from my hands just looking at them.

[@jaylineff]

Watched well over a dozen of your vids since you moved. Followed your pole barn and tiny house build. Admire your tenacity and courage. Especially like when you pointed out the difference between "a dream" & "a goal": "You wake up from one; while the other is ongoing". Really insightful and true. Glad you're not using the RR ties anywhere near your edible gardens. There are still too many people out there who are unaware or dismiss the toxicity of creosote/arsenic laden RR ties anywhere near their edible gardens. Even non edibles. Once that toxic combo in the ties start to leach into the soil, that's it, plus it can destroy the plants as well. Stay well & strong. May your physical strength continue to match your personal inner strength. Jay

[@gaaarete]

My husband and I love your channel and wanted to say that you guy’s are doing an awesome job and we will be along for the new home build as well! BTW little momma is super strong and super cute! 🥰🥰🥰 Much love from Texas 🇺🇸

[@boxerloverakavalerie6997]

Jeremy was raised right, he know how to treat his wife. So good to see that.

[@retiredcryptohunter9031]

That mountain view is amazing

[@onababona6101]

It is!!!!! Absolutely !!!! And so different from the view we had in our cities....especially now. Melissa ... are you size 0 ????

[@maryjohnson7923]

Yes it is🙋💗

[@rosawilliams9145]

Beautiful!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

@@onababona6101 I shop in the kids department, I'm built like a 12 year old boy

[@onababona6101]

@@GoodSimpleLiving GOOD!!!! Since you didnt want / my transplant/-I think I have something for you. I live in the city and can not exercise outdoors.... and it shows...:-( How big is your mail box ??

[@dianehall5345]

On man, we use rail road ties and they are HEAVY :-O We are able to get a few free ones from time to time. So useful to shore up our field stone boundary walls that are crumbling with age and stress from the bulldozer that excavated the foundation. I want to take the rest and use them for hillside raised beds after they are lined with heavy mil plastic. One difference being, my hubby is 75 and we can't get a tractor in to load the ties. Good job guys! That is a honey of a tractor! It can be fun to learn as you go. Our vintage tractors and vehicles are beginning we wear. My 2004 Tacoma is mysteriously leaking oil right up to the front end! Ruby is my pride and joy and usually dependable.Calling the garage today. Always something :-)

[@dianaabney795]

Railroad ties are so very heavy!! I did just as you Melissa, I helped my husband with all kinds of lifting etc. and now that I am older it is my back that is my troublesome spot. Hint: get you both a back brace to keep your back strong, you won't regret it. You have so much more ahead of you, it will help you so much. Looking good guys!!

[@selador11]

You don't own any chains or straps? You could have pulled those out of the trailer with a chain or strap and the tractor, and saved both your backs... =0)

[@adam.h8281]

Ahh man! You missed an opportunity to sing " I've been working on the rail road" hehe :)

[@denisesullivan345]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@adam.h8281]

@@denisesullivan345 lol

[@sjscreations2608]

Every video gives me a more and more positive outlook about humanity and especially family. Not long to go, and something will grow! Cheers, Sean

[@Jeff-vt8kn]

Railroad ties, just don't drop the other end when someone is helping lol. It's awesome to see a couple working together.

[@LordCousland]

Hey guys I've just started following you a few days ago! You guys picked and an absolutely amazing place to live! Can't wait to see the progress on the house. Wish you all the best! Cheers from Hungary

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, welcome 🙏

[@21colyer]

I love watching your channel because I see myself and my fiancés relationship! We are saving for our first property right now, (we'll get married once we have it so we don't have to pay for a venue 😉), and we have learned a ton about starting our first homestead from you guys!

[@janicehess9955]

With the country in the sad state of affairs now I look forward to watching your family and envy the fact you are away from the chaos. God Bless you and yours. Can't wait for each video to come out.

[@williamramey1959]

Congratulations for achieving over 180K subscribers. In the past few days, there has been an increase of over 5K! Thank you for another very good vlog!

[@chucklogan7296]

A dump trailer would help out a lot on the farm

[@lindaherman1918]

Oh, my aching back! I hurt just watching you two work so hard. I want to hear if you had to roll out of bed the next day. Ha!

[@almachapman5409]

Awesome. One thing my mother always said. When a man is mean to animal, he's no damn good. Watching Jeremy hold the cat. He's a good man.. Melissa great working along side of him. She still has supper to make, and probably some laundry.

[@fishnchips7823]

Your channel should be called Mr. & Mrs. Like a Boss! You're not afraid of anything!

[@targetrock6072]

Love your videos. Need to look at flat bed trailers having a farm guys! Melisa would love you more. Could have just pulled trailer home and unloaded with your big green farm tool. Best wishes with your new venture!

[@conniewilson5531]

I've heard using rail road ties in our around your garden, or where you're family or animals come in frequent contact is a really bad idea because of his they're treated.

[@NancysFanciesDesign]

They are soaked in creosote.

[@jkgeology9346]

Or arsenic, I work in environmental remediation and it doesn’t matter how old the ties are, they can still leach their preserving chemicals into the surrounding soil. It’s one reason they last so long.

[@davidchristy7278]

Those railroad ties will slow or prevent plant growth in the areas around them. Also have to worry about the chemicals be absorbed into any plants which do manage to grow. They have landscaping ties which are treated that are garden safe.

[@gus1537]

if people don't like what others do, then go buy your own property and do it your way.

[@michellel5444]

@@jkgeology9346 I learn so much from people. Thanks.

[@clarasoberanes8726]

Girl Melissa i give you props, just watching 👀 you, all of my body parts just fell down and my back is breaking 💔. Jeremy, you got Yourself a diamond in this little woman. Well deserved spa time, period 🥰.

[@georgevangordon9728]

Friends, have you considered getting a flat bed trailer? Now that you have the tractor with forks on it .. it would make your work much easier I believe.. especially if your going to be hauling most of your building materials for your home

[@katehobbs2008]

That is the first time we have heard Melissa admit that something is too heavy or too hard. And like Ginger Rogers, going backwards.

[@robertnorris1808]

Confused as to why you didn't load them onto the forklift instead of stacking them on the ground ?

[@PrisonMike-_-]

Because what else would they film for insane amounts of KZbin money?

[@africandawn]

I love your connection as a couple, its great to see all you do and how your making a off grid life. But you need to be strong to do it, your connection with each other is beautiful

[@charm8167]

Hi 🙋‍♀️ everyone the homestead is coming on great. That’s heavy manual work. You are both a credit to yourselves and how much you have achieved. Loved when the kids were keeping new shoes clean; I am the same. 👍🏻x

[@jackieshearer1339]

Strong mama.she had 4 babies.that makes you strong.x

[@patriciamcintrosh1065]

are those really railroad ties? If so, haven't they been treated with creasote? If so, not something you want to use in the garden.

[@rhondamurray2091]

You are absolutely right. They are covered in creosote.. A toxic wood preservative. Fine for walls driveway liners but not for any garden.

[@DivPivShiftmaster]

Why??

[@PERSISTENTxMF]

I can feel your pain! My wife and I just hand dug a French drain and laid the gravel. We are so happy that project is done.

[@JC-uq5gi]

God bless you all. This winter sure HAS been mild. I'm not trying to jinx it either. Lol. It's unbelievable how warm it's been. This garden/ orchard is very cool. You guys always make me smile. You're doing great!

[@kalaipaa]

Melissa is a Honey Badger!!! Small but fierce!!!

[@JulieChave46]

and definitely not tamed!

[@kalaipaa]

@@JulieChave46 Lol

[@earlenepeterson8065]

She is MIGHTY!

[@Lorianne-1111]

Watching your channel from a locked down U.K. 🙄😫 It gives me a lot of hope. ❤️ One day I’d love to be doing what you’re doing, in the middle of nowhere. Really inspiring. Thank you.

[@jamesearly2587]

My Grandpa had land where the mud stuck to your boots, much like you guys are experiencing. He used to say, "You don't leave foot prints here, you take them with you"! Enjoyed the video. 😉

[@mirali4467]

Dammit.. watching this made MY back hurt.

[@donnavickery9623]

Melissa be careful ... you can permanently injure your back.

[@bigrigger5617]

you can injure your back bending over to tie your shoes or picking up a cup of coffee

[@achacs1]

@@bigrigger5617 I hurt my back when I hang my clothes.

[@philboyer7402]

I was so impressed that you could stand on one leg, film and show us your new Ariat boots !

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

I'm super bendy

[@richardanderson2742]

I highly recommend you stake the RR ties to keep them in place from frost heaves and the inevitable equipment hits. I use 2 feet of 3/8ths inch rebar through drilled holes, hammered home with a 2 pound hand sledge.....a good job for mighty mouse after she recovers from moving them.....while the hard working man enjoys a cold one or two. As I'm sure you are figuring out, life would be easier if you picked up a clunker flatbed trailer/car carrier that would allow you to lift things like RR ties, timbers, pallets of building material directly off the trailer with the forks. I also haul mulch on one using old apple crates that match up with the forks on my tractor, allowing me to place 2 cubic yards at a time right where I want it. As you go full bore homestead it only makes sense to save your bodies wherever you can since you will have plenty of chances to abuse them regardless and the phrase you ain't getting any younger takes on a new and more immediate meaning.

[@user-zi1gy5dw8n]

Herniated Disc. She's going to end up injuring her back.

[@teamground0229]

Lifting with legs is good. Look up on you tube prone press-ups for low back pain. My wife is a physical therapist and these have helped me immensely.

[@michellel5444]

@@teamground0229 I was gonna say not bad body mechanics. Hard work.

[@DiybyUnclenui]

😃😃😃 V e r y n i c e

[@jamesschramm4739]

Thirty years ago I can remember carrying those railroad ties on my shoulder (one at a time) while building a sand box for the kids. Those things are soooo heavy.

[@susiestokely3811]

One thing that is clearly evident with this video, if indeed this point was ever missed by your followers, you both are the hardest working TEAM on YT!

[@BethAnn1964]

“This is how I died!” 😝 Nooooo.... don’t leave this world carrying railroad trusses! 😝

[@goldielara-Umust-b-BORNAGAIN]

Any bruises on Melissa's thighs are not to be questioned Jeremy 🤣

[@davidcardin3271]

There are 2 these that i hope will help you. One, when moving the railroad ties leave your forks up and when you put them down you put them directly on the force and they're not on the ground you're not bending back over saving energy it is a lot better on your back and also on your legs. 2 and these is the most important is when you're on the tractor do not leave your foot near the clutch unless you are pushing it in even just putting it just a little bit on the the clutch pedal can get your clutch to slip and will burn it out and that is a very expensive teardown because you have to split the tractors on most. Now i love the love you 2 have. So sweetie and i love it

[@josannefromin7750]

Wow! there is no way that I would be lifting wood like this. Women you are magnificent, tremendous being. I sure believe in you no matter what..................bless your Heart....

[@Pixics]

She has a strong back for sure

[@shaniaa9287]

I think you need another vehicle like an ATV with a winch and some other attachments for heavy work. You've got to have your bodies last a lifetime after all😏🤔

[@christiandm1041]

Semi shocked to see the weather up there this time of year. Wow. Good for you two getting out there and being so productive. Love your physical and mental energy! Huge thumbs up! 👍

[@alanstanley9465]

I use them as raised beds, i turned to see my wife carrying one up our drive, she did well, but she gave up when she tried to pick up a wet one .( we call them railway sleepers,in the UK ,we use new ones that are NOT treated with bad stuff)

[@yeahyo7542]

You guys are an amazing couple. You really are a team. Your kids are very blessed to have the parents the have. I enjoyed your videos so much: the human aspect is great and then there is the background of your property with those snow covered mountains, it doesn't get better than that.

[@Gdraven1]

Aww, you two make the most fabulous team, and I love the way you compliment each other so often. Lovely couple, lovely family.

[@aaahtex902]

**WHAT A WONDERFUL HARD WORKING WOMAN!!!**

[@diane461]

I love the way you guys work together! Mama is always so chirpy loving. You can see the love share! Love you guys

[@edensgarden1775]

I love the mountains in the back ground. The two of you are best friends also. I love that. Look forward to seeing your garden grow.

[@dianamajchrzak5855]

God bless the green machine! The garden is becoming real. 🥒🌽🫑🍅🍓🥦🌶

[@dwjr5129]

Buddy... you need a flat bed trailer... Tip, when you’re ripping frozen or hard ground and she spins out, try grabbing a load of dirt in the loader bucket to help with the traction on the front wheels. 😉

[@patty68]

Love Annie's cheddar bunnies! Love your videos too! Such hard workers you both are. You guys continue to rock. Praying a little prayer for continued blessings and protection ❤

[@marleneshaw277]

What a blessing tractor is amazing and less work. Needed love your dog and all your Snacks. The kids are growing. Jeremy is such a great man and loving. Don’t get a Hera. Young lady. Your land is breathtaking yu make my day. Keep smiling and having. Fun. From Dartmouth Nova Scotia 🇨🇦🎁🎁🎁💋👀