She Thought Doing THIS Would Be EASY!! She Was Wrong.

[@LadyJ5569]

You two are how marriage works. Team work and same dreams and goals. You're a breath of fresh air.

[@hlic7941]

Totally agree. Such a sweet relationship.

[@SFarlough]

I absolutely agree as well. I love it

[@dennism5565]

what a complicated and strenuous project. You certainly deserve a "like" for making this job even harder by filming the steps as you went along. Do my fellow viewers agree? If so, "like" if you have not.

[@christophergalemore1644]

If you have an extra copy of your plat, you might want to document what and where you have buried things. Might be helpful someday. Good job!

[@marthasullivan7521]

And as you fill your ditches, lay a run of Caution tape to make your lines. Alway a pain to hit one in the future by accident cause you did not remember where the lines were run. And good to know you are close to the line when digging in the dark of night with an emergency. Take care!

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

Christopher Galemore , good point. They do have some drone footage of all the trenches.

[@popparob6174]

for me I was wondering if they pressure tested the lines and they can use/get a tracer and connect to the ground wire to find/see the wire and water lines as they are in the trench, you sure can see lots of newbie work there and could of used some person to have walked them through all this before hand to get/learn how to do it much easier than they did it, you have to learn either way, heck YT has lots of video's on how to do most of this easier, they sure earned their pay that day or days, just me thinking out loud, til the next one, Later

[@F-J.]

Maybe run metal pipe close to the ground which can be picked up by a metal detected?

[@danicouillard3702]

I was in kindergarten when my parents bought 15 acres in Wisconsin. Bought a house trailer and my dad built our house mostly himself. I remember all the trenches and huge piles of dirt everywhere. I wouldn’t trade those memories for anything. Your kids will always remember this experience!

[@acoupleofpreppers]

I've been going back through your old videos and couldn't help, but laugh a little that this was today's video because my husband is an industrial electrician here in the northeast and when he got home said "I've been in a friggin trench all day, blah, my jacket and everything is absolutely caked with mud, it was a miserable" and it's been raining with slush and snow today. Good work dealing with that kind of mess, it's not easy.

[@darlapoulsen9767]

Love how you two work together. That’s how a marriage works!!! Keep up the great work.

[@Plamanntubes]

Wow! As I watch I think how my husband and I (of 43 years) built our house - it was SO hard.... and So Rewarding - this will be your best memories ❤️💥

[@SingleDadHomesteading]

I love watching your journey! I can see your children growing into hard working young productive people. great job.

[@BryansGMa]

Love the way you both work so great with each other..kidding around, while doing strenuous work. It’s nice to see, at this time in the world. Keep it up. Take care and God Bless ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@horseshoebendhomestead4297]

I'm building a "Chickshaw" right now, took a break to watch the vid! 🤙I just did all that last fall here in Arkansas. Looks great guys👍

[@marthasullivan7521]

I am impressed! Humor, laughs, lots of muscle, loads of dirt, and you keep on keeping on! Applause! And the music was wonderful. Cheers to you both.

[@dawnokeefe3599]

I love how “hands on” y’all are with each other. And with the work. Hard work and and solid marriage. Refreshing!!!😍

[@504carl]

I don't see how people could give these kind of videos a thumbs down, Is it because they can't get their own land to build a home? I just don't know but what what I can tell you I like them, it keeps me at the edge to see what happens next, and what give it more pleasure to watch it is to see how a family could make fun while doing project of their own. Thumbs Up. I'm looking for more.

[@parrisatkins8776]

Great teamwork! I noticed that you mentioned a pump house. Geothermal pipelines inside of a greenhouse, with an attached shed could keep your pump warm during the cold months. I've seen videos where they only used a fan inside the structure. A few solar panels, ups, and some lithium ion battery banks in the shed part could make a lot of difference throughout the winter. Thermal inside the greenhouse can be an average of 50 degrees or warmer. Vents are required to regulate temperature. In addition, fish, and vegetation are a great combination inside of a greenhouse. Blessings.

[@sherrybacon8041]

You two are amazing!!! You are truly connected, made for each other... I really enjoy watching you 😊

[@J-Lynn23]

Congratulations on another step forward!! I can't wait to see what's next!!

[@walterlipka3996]

Clay is a test on many levels. You two cannot be human! Kudos to your strength and Determination . Best. Wishes and cannot help but to enjoy your efforts and accomplishments.

[@SKEN457]

Perfect timing moving....beautiful property, with a lot of potential...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@kellyfarrell8180]

Thank the neighbor for me to that was really nice of them 😊 you guys do deserve a beer awsome job

[@chadjdavis6179]

Dude...I lost it when you said "Least amount of fun I've had laying pipe". Lol. Y'all are awesome!!! Keep up the good work. And I'll join ya in that beer. Been a long ass day here in NE TX!!! Lol.

[@Mr05Chuck]

I was reading your comment at the very exact time he said it. Weird.

[@TXNLaurenMcN]

I love how rapidly you guys have become one of my favorite channels. Plus, you choose GREAT music!! I'm listening tonight on headphones, but tomorrow I'm going to watch this again at full volume and Shazam everything! Love watching you work.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, means a lot!!

[@lieuwina]

I must say, you are the first person I have seen putting pipe down that is coiled and not get it entangled. Well done. You both must be very tired, but very happy to have that job done and completed. Though before covering up, did you test the water, to see no leaks? sure would have to dig all that earth up again. I loved the way the children were running through the coiled pipe, how nice to see children playing like that so naturally, no computers or I pads. Have a great day.

[@lilahnewton7940]

I've said this before but you guys are just so amazing. What your doing takes alot of mental strength as well as physical strength. You've got both. Thank you for taking us along on your journey ❤️

[@stacynebelung3823]

There are so many things that I want to say and just dont have the time for that now so until I do I will just say that you guys are truly truly awesome!!

[@neoncatfish3585]

I'm glad y'all got done! I think you're going to find y'all are gonna need one or two more faucet. One on the other side of your barn, and one to at least the edge of the Field. Especially if you're going to put any kind of livestock out there! Take it from me water hoses in the winter or a pain in the well you know what! Y'all stay safe and I love the place!

[@sroberts605]

some of it could be rainwater collection from the barn roof?

[@DawnRaeB]

I enjoy watching you two so much. You two know how to get things done. I love it. You are inspiring.

[@vivianwilliams2216]

So much fun watching you guys going through the ditches, and seeing the kids helping and playing, that was an awesome job, and the drone view of the ditches being closed....perfect ending!😊👍💕

[@F15Bluto]

Fun to watch the journey, it’s very cool to tag along on YT 👍🏼

[@daveedson8607]

We moved into our country home in 1997. Our next door neighbor owned and excavating and trucking company before retiring. We had a very low area of out property next to his house which caused a lot of water in his basement. He hauled about 40 yards of fill plus some topsoil into the area, all I had to do was finish grade it and seed it. We each have 15 acre plots so the dirt was free and he had the equipment to move it. I finished it with my John Deer garden tractor. Your neighbor's work reminded me of our adventure many years ago. Have you considered a wood fired boiler? You could use it to heat your house and your barn. As you were laying all of that piping, I was curious what you were planning to do for heat. God bless you guys, I love watching your adventure. You make me wish I'd had a little more courage 40 years ago (I'll be 69 in 4 weeks).

[@healingfrequencies7775]

Congrats I too am fully off grid 20 miles up in the Washington state mountains it’s the best I only need town about every 5 to 6 months just a suggestion I had a Underground 1000 gal propane tank and a automatic generator that’s linked. Lasts about 3 years full 800gal max. I Also had a 2000gal Gas tank put underground. This is why town is a option 🥳 and you can buy when cheaper prices are available from the volumes. Hopefully this bit helps BE BLESSED

[@cterrier]

Did you test the water line before covering the Pipe? Should have been able to test the line going to the Garden.

[@richardsimpson5152]

We used blue pipe thread sealer to make sure your fittings dont leak, hate to have to dig em up if you get a leak. Good work, looking good.

[@deborahsherwood8501]

You guys work so well together. You are getting it done. Love you guys. I saw the little ones help a little

[@jesusmysavior3552]

Blessings dear little family 😇 as you labor together and teach your young. My family was one of the forerunners in homeschooling in Idaho💞

[@scottkerlee4849]

My body hurts just watching you get all that work done, awesome teamwork

[@charlesburkhart800]

Good for your kids helping out!!! And what a great neighbor! DONE!

[@hestonator11]

Wow, only a few minutes in but damn... I'm actually an electrician so I feel the struggle... PVC is cheap, next time oversize your conduit, glue it together, then suck a string through with a shop vac. This will allow you to pull a bigger rope to pull the wire through with you truck. just sayin... You guys rocked it though.

[@davemoon1103]

Mice job working through that!! I’m also a seasoned sparky 40yrs we use a heater for the bends in the long run also 3” pipe would have saved your back!! As get older bigger is better in electrical work !! Hey don’t forget you have all this great free advise if you need it just ask!! ( all though you might regret it lol ) peace and calm brother)

[@rsy427]

Dave Moon depends where you are located some places require a pull station for certain distances

[@marcjones6003]

@@davemoon1103 3 inch conduit is now 63.94 a stick at Home Depot!

[@triciasklodowske5653]

You are so blessed to have such wonderful neighbor's !! Thing's are coming together for you. Stay safe and healthy. God bless

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

You might want to consider running some gas lines, or propane, before you backfill, at least from the barn to the house.

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

Brian Curwick , I spoke before I finished the video. Lol. Oh well, they will do just fine and they can add propane in the future if they desire anyway.

[@alleyal5898]

That looked like hard work, but like I always say, it never killed anyone and it's worth it in the long run. But I must say it's fun watching you guys make progress. Great job guys.

[@bubbasue5212]

Y'all sure are an inspiration!!Really happy I found yall! Blessings from Texas

[@jenniferward5216]

Amazing you two ! Your kids are seeing how hard you work and it will pay off.

[@mpwoodworks3138]

A neighbor with a Bobcat! How good is that? We are on the same path as you are. We bought in North Idaho, bought a John Deere and a Cooks sawmill. We are seasonal residents until we get a better Winter accommodation built. The last two years we lived in a fifth wheel. This year we plan to install the water pump and piping.

[@angieleigh2055]

JEREMY IS BUILDING THAT HOUSE ALL BY HIMSELF! NOW THAT'S FREAKING IMPRESSIVE! GREAT JOB JEREMY!!

[@elizabethbrooks4849]

Hear ya on the water line just had to replace mine from well to house, mega leak. So glad it's fixed. Good video. I don't always comment on each video. You both knocked this out

[@sunandthesoil3736]

A real definition of getting things done!Well done homesteaders!

[@simonknight4744]

Fantastic progress you guys nailed it, Looking forward to the next video God bless you all and stay safe xx

[@Jarrodjohn2007]

I'm loving your channel. Again, obviously a great family. I'm a professional educator and home schooling is a great way to go. You can tailor the education to each child's needs and personality, and you don't have to lock it into a rigid schedule.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

So happy for you folks and all you are getting done. Looks good around there and really making headway with your projects. The little ones seem to be having a good time too !👍👍. Thanks for sharing with us Fred.

[@alanm3438]

My back was hurting just by watching you.........................................

[@KeepingItDutch]

Yeah that was for sure way to much fun for 1 day lol. Great job you two.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thanks Dutch!

[@BoTinaBina]

I get so excited when I see another video from you guys! Makes my day better. Prayers and hugs to all!!

[@LindaSmith-vq1br]

Adds a new meaning to brute force labor. It is a bit like trying to thread a particularly thick thread through a very small eyed needle. You guys definitely earned that beer! That is a major step forward and not one you will have to repeat thank god. Hang in there and stay safe!

[@ronald295]

I enjoyed your report again. Giving tips or advice afterwards may not be something you're waiting for when you're exhausted on the couch enjoying a beer. But if you ever bury such a pipe trace again, roll out your pipe work above the ground (with the roll in the correct rolling direction😜) and then into the ground. Good luck Ronald🇳🇱

[@randywalton1097]

A nice cold beer is like a reward after a hard day's work. And you two really work hard! And its great that you work hard together.

[@mikeelwood8626]

Good teamwork in a hard task. You guys are tenacious!

[@hlhnoneya769]

You guys are an inspirational couple!!! Love watching your team work!

[@guns4funfreedomkeeper999]

I wish we were neighbors. I could have helped you make that power install a lot easier. You guys persevered and got it done anyway. Great work.

[@patt4599]

I am excited every time you have a new video posted. Great job to both of you.

[@brianeisenga882]

Fun stuff have put a few hundred feet of both down. We did a quarter mile run for irrigation, but that was 6 inch pipe. Along with electric in same trench.

[@Merb.]

Oh my gosh watching the laying of that poly pipe made me feel so much for you! I thought an unruly garden hose was a frustrating job. You have more patience than I do!!💜💜💜

[@hlhnoneya769]

Your inuendos and teasing are priceless!!! I am jealous! Your accomplishments are awesome with fun and humor!

[@leatherbycrowfoot]

Just love the ideas you guys are doing and figuring things out. It's all a challenge but treat it as a learning experience. Very good you guys. Keep the videos coming. Just love to see the progression.

[@Vicki-x6u]

I have recently discovered your channel and am really enjoying seeing your progress on the Idaho dream. You are inspiring!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you. Welcome!

[@j.corona8118]

I always run test before I bury the lines. Waterlines lower electrical higher and separate. And alway always give yourself room to expand, while pipelining the electrical.

[@ronaldgaska4480]

Wow! That was some hard work on that project. Soon there will be water. You all seem happier moving to those beautiful mountains. Hard work pays off.

[@furmisl203]

WOW, you two rock! Thanks for the tutorial. I will likely be doing the same on a piece of prop in Athol in a few months. Looking forward to your next video.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

How exciting, congrats!!

[@annchee1329]

I have such great admiration for all your concerted efforts, energy and passion to make this land your future. Am hooked on your vids😍

[@gingerreid8569]

Holy Batman Cowabunga guys! Lordy, what a massive chore!!! But you guys sure trudge on nicely! I am so PROUD of ya'll ...how wonderful to have neighbors with benefits...and I spewed my wine on your laying pipe line...grin...so much getting done! Cheering you on from N.E. Texas from the Seniors in N.E. Texas, Hillbilly Heaven Homestead!

[@HighDesertHomestead]

Heating the end of the ABS tubing will help you get it on fittings. I have installed a bunch of it and it will save you alot of time and effort.

[@medtech1a]

Great job. My hat is off to you both because laying conduit and pipe correctly is a lot of work that’s for sure.

[@jgranados44]

You are doing a wonderful job! You deserve 2 beers after that!🍻🍻 ! You are a wonderful inspiration to watch! Thank you!!

[@LittleMountainLife]

Epic y’all. The view. The trench. The new utility lines. And the Carole Baskin intro. Great progress!

[@brucealbright4405]

You guys crack me up. Love the one liners Jeremy and Melissa you are a true champ! This is so much fun to watch but absolutely interesting at so many different levels at the same time. Love your channel.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you ❤️

[@lilliegibson5561]

Congrats on getting out of the "rain forest". We retired three years ago from the Willamette valley and moved to northern Wisconsin. We got the same comments about cold and snow. I would rather bundle up and be dry than wet and cold. Plus Oregon is getting too expensive and crowded. We now have 5 acres in the woods, great neighbors (everyone here is super nice), affordable and low population, abundant wildlife in our front yard. Jeremy, glad to see you not being so fidgety, your new life fits you. Aloha from the Northwoods.

[@deonnabarry3306]

You guys got a lot done. Hard hard work. Good neighbors with cool toys are always good to have 👍 Stay safe, stay healthy. You're doing great 👍🇺🇲

[@1djlarry]

Give thanks that you have a young strong wife that is physically able and willing to help you with the tasks ahead . I loved my wife but she couldn't help me when I needed a hand like that. Count your blessings 😃

[@johnnyfeathers2567]

You guys are a hard working couple, I really enjoy watching your channel...your the real deal enjoy that beer by all means!

[@marke.1021]

If you are well below the freeze line for those water lines can also use the depth for geothermal heating of the water. Could even go tad deeper to heat house in same manner, may not get 75 in winter but 50+ to 75 is easier than from zero.

[@jakejacobs3895]

Thanks for sharing you’re doing a great job on your homestead

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you Jake!

[@JonesH-nd4cd]

Be careful in the trenches, trench collapse can kill very fast. even a few feet of dirt around your legs can cause blood clots causing “smiling death”. I would recommend researching some trench rescue techniques! Great channel!

[@kyles2563]

They should've built a trench box.

[@fiddlesticks9887]

Jennifer, I was going to say that! The other thing was, how many of you were shouting at the screen, " roll the water pipe", it's a pain to roll if but it doesn't tangle. Love the videos, lovely to see two people working so well together, enjoy your beer 👍👍

[@jimeckert607]

Wow, that was a lot of work, and great teamwork! 🌞

[@jerriewyatt905]

When we were in the well business, I don’t know how many feet of pipe and wire my husband and I ran over the years! Hot , hard , dirty work..

[@larrybelken7568]

Take care of that neighbor. He/she is a jewel. So good to see you guys make progress. When is the apartment starting?

[@tanyajenkins919]

Wow guys should be proud that u have all that taken care of. U really got it done fast. Enjoy a nice cold one. That naighbor withe the equipment been a great thing too. . Thanks for sharing have a good day.

[@JamesCouch777]

You guys are a hoot 😂 That was just too much fun, said by someone who has been there and done that way too many times 👍😊 that's the way you get 'er done.

[@mrrs8118]

Wow...things are moving along faster than I thought. Great job!

[@bornready3869]

My back sore just just watching you guys lol. At least you two have to be sleeping well. Nothing better then a hard days work and for you all that’s everyday!! Keep it up and awesome job so far...

[@sylhunt8230]

YAY one more thing off the list. Might be hard work but the smiles on both of you are bigger than ever. Good job.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, felt good to get this done!

[@Maybe_Crazy05]

Y’all are so inspiring, that looked like hard work! Definitely deserve a couple beers 🍻

[@fixintodoitall]

I discovered your channel the other day! I've watched 5 of your videos, now I plan to watch all or most of them. Great, inspiring videos!!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, welcome to our channel!

[@lindacupps6980]

I know I am catching up to where you are now. But it's fun to see how much the kids have grown sense you first come on the place. 😎

[@bunnyk3602]

I am so excited for you guys. 🌻🌻🌻🌻

[@rockyusa2012]

Great progress 👏👏

[@deac5749]

Wow! Tough and tiring work!. It was so exhausting just watching you guys yesterday, I had to get some rest, and finish watching the video today. Congratulations on the teamwork and pressing through, and being able to smile about it when that phase was done! A tip (if these suit your situation): keep a written/diagramed copy of where the lines are located. Also, mark on the ground from point to point where all your lines run (including corners) . This might be where you put potted plants. Or sink a piece of rebar (sticking up from the ground - cover top with a tennis ball for safety, or make them hanging potted plant stands) in the ground from point to point, this way you can always find the lines in the event you ever need to know exactly where they are. I pray you never wish you had installed shut-off valves in those lines. (Speaking from experience here, even with deeply buried lines). Yay! One more thing to check off the list! Thank you for including all of us in this adventure.

[@gestionconstruccionciviles1089]

INCREIBLE ESE HOMBRE CONOCE TODO LOS TRABAJOS Y LOS HACE PERFECTO TE FELICITO Y LOS FELICITO A LOS DOS SON INCREIBLES PARA TRABAJAR , MUY BUEN TRABAJO CHICOS SALUDOSS

[@mirandabartlett9633]

I am tired just watching you. Good thing you guys are in good shape. You are inspiring.

[@larsk3254]

So awesome to see kids getting the work ethic missing from so many of our youth. I have hired so many kids that just fail when it comes to actual work....

[@margaretfrosst575]

You guys are a hard working team.Love how fierce you take on your jobs.Your be sore tomorrow with that workout.Great editing also.