Husband & Wife Build GreenHouse Bought off the Internet Installing Headers & Gable Vent FramingGHB10

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[@LumnahAcres]

How's Everyone doing in KZbin Land? What are you growing this year?

[@edman6111]

Growing Peas and lettuce right now in Maine.. Have a great day!!

[@r.awilliams9815]

Just some Island Rocambole garlic. It's about the only thing that Bambi won't touch.

[@LumnahAcres]

@@r.awilliams9815 have you ever made black garlic?

[@LumnahAcres]

@@edman6111 you must be in our growing zone! We cant grow anything else yet either 😆

[@jaspermorris170]

Great vid we are starting our second year of market gardening and it is all most in full swing

[@stephaniek-s994]

Hey Al and Gina. We're growing asparagus, radishes, 3 kinds of onions, carrots, tomatoes, spinach, lettuce, arugula, beets, beans, peas, herbs, hot and sweet peppers, cucumbers, squash, pumpkins, as well as blueberries, strawberries, figs, raspberries, apple's, plums and cherries. We also start everything from seeds and just enjoy getting our hands dirty as we grow what we enjoy eating. Might try meat birds in the future as we've enjoyed watching you guys raising your own food too. Keep up the good work!! Hi Olivia.

[@wingingitsemiretiredlife2981]

Hope is so cute so much personality. I love when she's just so happy she does that sidekick while running to the feeder.

[@martinmagee1711]

000o

[@tvcat3665]

She always comes up to him for a petting.🐐😊

[@ayanosumikawa2546]

Yes, she is so so so---- cute! I love her.

[@sstirling8816]

Hope is so adorable with the cutest personality. :)

[@joyceg6480]

I saw that little leap! Shes so cute!

[@PatrickPoet]

Oh, I'm so proud of her for going up the ladders. She's great:)

[@wayneleamon3186]

I placed an order to Hoover's for 15 Buff Orphingtons. We received 16. They shipped on April 21at and we were not suppose to receive them until April 24th. We received them 1 day early on April 23rd. Our post office called me and woke me up at 7:15 AM. I was really proud. They are 2 weeks old today and they have tripled in size. They still scurry about in the 4X4 Broder box I built from your video when I open the top but they are accustomed to my wife's voice and they just stand still. We keep them fed and watered and try to keep them as warm as possible.

[@jeffperry9274]

they were packed up under the heat lamp I would add another heat lamp so they don't bunch up so much just a thought. :) From the Southern Blue Ridge

[@deannamarie4149]

Lumnahs. It continues to amaze me that you invite people into your home(virtually)and they seem to criticize more than compliment. Doesn't stop you from inviting us everyday! Thanks for staying positive amongst all the negative comments. ☮

[@carolsuesamuelson7935]

Thank you! That is what I think.

[@ancimargarita2763]

When one gets the wonderful oportunity to see such a lovely face as that sweet little Hope, one knows it is going to be a good day. Thank you for adding more love to our everyday lives.

[@LivingtheNorthernLife]

Good morning Lumnah's! Hoping you guys had a good weekend and that you have another safe and productive week on the farm!

[@Kat09tails]

Those chicks of yours are packed up pretty tight. I suspect your brooder might be running cold - it may be worth throwing a couple thermometers in there to see where things are running.. It may help to add another lamp or you may find that a brooder plate works better for the higher ceilings in your current setup. Another thought since your weather runs so lousy cold in spring is to build a ohio brooder.

[@RickP654]

M T Ohio is too far away for Al to tend to his chickies every day. haha

[@MKCarol-ms7lg]

@@RickP654 Yea but he could do a meet up.

[@loraineleuschke4186]

As we are both physically disabled and seniors as well, all I could get at the nursery were a few herbs and a couple of flowers. Put them in my little flower bed and they are doing well so far. It was my first outing in almost two months. I was in pain all night but happy. They were beautiful this morning when I checked on them. Creeping rosemary, flowering garlic chives, verbena, lantana, tricolor sage, one small sweet basil 🌿 and a flower called Pentas with which I am not familiar. I always have to try something new. Should have, color, texture, humming birds and butterflies soon. Looking forward to my very small little happy outside place in full bloom. Be well safe.

[@KingArtexerxes]

I always grow various tomato varieties. I put about 1 TBSP epsom salt (magnesium) in hole to prevent end rot. And peppers. I also like to grow some okra plants. They go good chopped up in some foods, like fried rice. Last year I planted some stinging nettle seeds. The boiled leaves are supposed to make highly nutritious tea. Also, trying to expand an area of perennial herbs. So far, I’ve only got chives and sage to survive the winter. And Strawberries, can’t forget the strawberries. Have to protect the plants from the deer who like to eat my plants.

[@markdonnelly1913]

Poor Gina, you can see how hesitant she is going up the ladder, especially at the top headers. Kudos to her though, she pushes through her fears to make sure your greenhouse goes up.

[@littlehouseonprairiest5831]

I know how she feels as I don't even like to change a ceiling fixture light bulb.

[@joyceg6480]

I am hesitant with heights but I think the more you are exposed to it the better you get. It's okay to be extra careful that's just being smart.

[@davidwedell6167]

Your 're use of the drill as a hammer, reminded me of a badge I bought years ago. "When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail".

[@fayflemister8374]

Thank you for the close-up of Hope, she certainly is beautiful and sweet. I just laughed out loud when Figaro got head butted. He turned around and looked as if to say, "hey what the heck". The best to you and your family.

[@stanleyhamilton2836]

Easy peasy biscuits. Chill the buttermilk, melt the butter and pour it into chilled buttermilk and stir. Small lumps of butter will form. Add to dry ingredients. Same results as cutting in the butter but a lot easier.

[@BloomWithGracie]

I love how friendly your goats are. Although the bump to Figaro was naughty.....lol I live in town, but have decided that even in town I can grow some food for my family. I've got tomatoes, onions, broccoli, lettuce, cabbage and a few others in the works. For being in town, we have a nice sized yard.

[@onehillfarm7002]

We have never had livestock or a garden before. Now we are at the farm we have a huge garden (fingers crossed) 3 pigs, 3 goats, 15 egg layers, 7 meat birds and 6 ducks. Been a busy month!

[@twistedponies7480]

Trying lots of new stuff. 30 new layers that are now 6weeks old. I have two Dexter heifers coming in a few weeks, and 3 haired sheep. Last night we picked up our first piglet....we have potatoes growing in the garden and just planted corn and Kentucky wonder beans along with squash, cucumbers, eggplants and tomatoes. Oh and sweet potatoes. Still have more beans and tomatoes to put in the garden too. I also have 25 meat birds coming anytime now so I am looking a a yard bird chicken plucker and trying to decide if I need a scalder or just a big stainless pot lol! Thanks for all you do...if not for your videos my poor hens would still be living in a dog crate in my house!

[@debbieellis5074]

I thoroughly enjoy Gina on the video. And so glad she is going to be able to stay home and be involved in the whole journey y'all are taking. Really enjoy watching her make the meals, also. I live in Texas and enjoy seeing the snow and colder weather, but can't understand how y'all can get out there in it (though I know you have to). Thanks for sharing with us. I love the animals and the baby goats, the when the females go running for breakfast sometimes kick up their heels - that is so fun to watch. Thanks again.

[@debbienarkansas1926]

The Meat Bird industry has been overwhelmed! Can you believe that! Your channel, along with others have increased people's desire to raise their own food substantially. Of all the Channels I view, Lumnah Acres is by far the best. Your Step-by-step instructions are simple even on difficult projects. Thank you so much for all you and your family bring to us!

[@saritalejeune4960]

Roots and Refuge are building a huge greenhouse. Someone advised them to build their raised beds ahead of completing the build so they could fill the beds with their tractor instead of a wheelbarrow. Your saying "Work smarter not harder" came to mind.

[@tonydibartolo7985]

has anyone else noticed that Rusty's chickens lay their eggs at opposite ends of the nesting boxes?

[@cathiwim]

tony dibartolo yeah, they don’t want to have anything to do with each other! Lol

[@vivianwilliams2216]

Practicing social distancing! LOL !

[@LOTRLewis]

You know I love Figaro, but oh how I laughed out loud when he got butted literally by the goats he thought he was leading. Windows are open as it's such a beautifully warm and breezy day in Delaware, so my neighbors probably wonder if I've gone nuts after hearing my uproariously loud laughing. So much fun watching your critters! Thanks for all your work sharing them. P.S. I did get some chores done first before sitting down to enjoy my favorite you-tuber.

[@loraineleuschke4186]

Looking good on the big green house. Rain sees you coming, Al and it just can not resist falling on you.

[@dottiehildebrand3123]

Love that little hop that hope does . So cute God bless stay safe

[@gerrysmith5607]

My favorites of when I had a garden were Snow Peas and the mammoth Sunflowers. There is nothing like fresh from the garden!

[@LLjean-qz7sb]

I left my comment 2 days ago and l addressed it to Jason by mistake! I meant AL! I was watching Jason Crocker before you and I had his name still in my head!! Sorry AL. My comments were for you! Everything looks great! I'm living vicariously through you and your family. Stay healthy and God Bless. Someone pointed out my error, Thank You!

[@marshasmith6320]

I guessed 16 lol. So happy for you all getting the greenhouse. Can’t wait til it’s finished and you start to grow. Love all the new laying chicks. Especially the polish. Love their crests. So cute.

[@deborahcrutchfield5022]

I quessed 12 eggs. The soup and biscuits looked delicious. I grow a garden every year. This year I using more buckets , totes, Hugh flower pots that I had . We don’t have a lot of land but our garden is big enough for us. I love canning and keeping my shelves and freezers stock. Stay safe.

[@wendy833]

At my USPS office they have 2 front counter gals. One doing packages one doing one on ones. The package girl had a wall of carts behind them full from incoming. A Ebay seller shows up every day with little packages and fills about 8 of those plastic bins. I asked where her help was and she said they weren't getting any. She was so sweet and nice, not bothered at all. I had a week off and ended up going 2x. Same situation both times. I was impressed at their hard work and happy attitude. Sorry about your birds. That Greenhouse is going to be awesome!

[@dougdiplacido2406]

My hands were hurting when you were putting on the brackets without wearing cloves. Greenhouse is looking great. Thanks for sharing.

[@gardeningdianne]

Another fine episode in your quest to build a greenhouse. Well done! It is Autumn in Aussie right now and time to plant our winter veggies. I have planted cabbage, Brussel sprouts, broccoli, spinach, kale and a crop of snow peas. Sadly, the snow peas never make it to the table as I eat them off the vine. Because my back garden is all ornamental, I have my veggie garden in the front garden. The neighbours love it as they can help themselves to anything they want.

[@dianetucker2711]

We are growing sunflowers (for the bees & birds), corn, green beans, peas, tomatoes, peppers, squash, zucchini, cucumbers, peppers, okra, a couple of rows of zinnias & cosmos for the pollination plus they’re just beautiful to look at when you’re working hard and sweating in the garden (inspiration). We do succession planting with some of our vegetables. 🥰

[@donnaspear8494]

17 eggs! I guessed correctly. I love what you're doing on your homestead. We're putting in a container garden on the patio. No yard here, but we're going to grow sweet potatoes, carrots, peas, tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and cucumbers.

[@WendyK656]

Good job Gina on the Ladder! Hey over this last weekend, we were in the 70's and today Monday we are only 50 4 May 20 and we woke up to 33 this morning! I am so tired of this goofy weather; someday we are hoping to get a greenhouse too. We have garden again, with some raise beds as a first for us. Wish we could have meat birds.

[@dave4096]

Garlic is doing well (planted last fall) Potatoes starting to come up, First year sprouting tomatoes from seed - so far my seedlings are still alive! Also expanded the yard dig up and have planted 3 sisters - corn, squash, beans.

[@jerrygibs8120]

Greenhouse is really shaping up. Looking forward to seeing everything you'll be growing and extending your growing season. We're growing tomatoes, onions, peppers, squash, okra, basil, sage, potatoes, grapes, figs, thornless blackberries and peas. Love your videos, lifestyle and attitude. Blessings, Lumnahs. Praying for you health, strength, safety and success. ☝🇺🇸🙏💪👉...

[@131dyana]

That green house will be able stand in very stiff winds. Good deal. Love seeing you all.

[@janw3717]

Well done Gine, bless her, she gritted her teeth and did well, you should be proud of yourself girl! I'd forgotten about a metal framework and lightning, presumably you'll have some kind of lightning rod on the greenhouse otherwise working in there might get a bit hair raising lol. It's great you're getting the extra birds, good on them as it wasn't their fault. That's good customer relations, or did they know you'd be naming them on the vid ha ha! How's our Tanner doing, saw him and his satellite dish briefly. Did we ever get a name for the pigs this year? Are we going to? Love to the fam, human and fluffy!*!

[@70acres]

Maggie did a hit and run on Figaro! I went with 13 eggs. Maybe next time I'll win that chicken dinner. I got my goats! My donkey loves having companions. The mamma goat is still in milk but I don't have a milk stand yet so it will have to wait. I'm glad the hatchery is sending out replacements. It wasn't their fault but I'm delighted that they stepped up. That soup looked so good I think I'll make it for dinner tonight! Blessings to all.

[@windowfitter1587]

Hi Guy's just binged watched from the Shop build to the Green House build, it has made a lovely distraction from the lock down in the UK thank you, I was absolutely gutted over the loss of CW. love the video's

[@EllieChristine744]

Hi, we are also growing something more this spring. We have a really big garden, so some potatoes under partially composted straw, and some fresh on top. See how it goes. We also will grow some veggies in raised beds. I find it difficult to know just when to put them out, afraid of cold nights - even if we put the white nets over them. Exiting anyway.. Nice to see you all are in good health. Greetings from Sweden!

[@frankgerlach5059]

Cut the butter cube in half length way, then turn it 90 degrees and cut length way again. The butter is now in 4 long sections, slice as you did before and the smaller pieces are easier to cut into the flour. Any butter left on the knife blade just scrape on the side of the mixing bowl and incorporate into the flour. Keep the butter cold, when cutting it. Thank you both for an interesting posts

[@vickiefinn8173]

Gina, love to watch you milk Willow, and pamper her after with the brushing, you can tell Willow really enjoys how gentle you are with her🐐

[@ronhart8857]

The room is coming a long very well, it will be beautiful when Spencer finishes! Love the channel

[@jemckee]

Nice trick at 8:45. Looks like a ghost opened the door. And a tape measure magically appeared in your hand. Good work.

[@ronwhite6719]

I'm making 3 raised bed garden boxes, 4 x 8 x 10". I bought 2 yards of compost from a nursery. I'm going to put landscape material on the bottom for weed control. I'm going to try potatoes this year, plus tomatoes, carrots, lettuce, beans, cucumbers and herbs. You inspired me to try raised bed. Thank you and stay safe. Ron CT

[@margaretbelotti1765]

I enjoy watching you build.

[@missierasmussen8061]

Hi L.A. Family, Sending love from a grandma in FL. I have some squash, okra, tomatoes, Bush greenbeans; all in containers in the back yard. Few cucumbers and green peppers too. Love your family, faith and powerful determination. Keep on keeping on. 9 eggs?

[@stephenriley9084]

Al, Gina, High 5 to Gina for the ladder work. We are growing directly into the ground in our garden polytunnel for the first time this year. Ripped the membrane up this weekend, 4.5m x 2m. Been down for 4 years.High 5 to my wife Alison for going to Harbro farm supply and lifting the 90ltr bags of compost we need to freshen the soil. I can't go as I'm isolated! The tunnel will have, kale, broccoli, carrots, parsnips and onions, marigolds and sweet peas, nicotiana, basil, lettuce and courgettes. Oh! A pumpkin. Found a pumpkin seed wedged in the corner of the kitchen floor! Planted it, obviously😁. Well, it's up. So this year is its year🌱🌱🌱. The tunnel will be full. Fencing it off from the chickens who have the rest of the garden to roam. Looking forward to seeing what grows. You've inspired me to get up and going. Nice work all around. Regards Stephen.

[@johnhoffpauir743]

We got some chicks a couple of weeks ago and started a small garden ( tomato, squash peppers radish and carrots. In the next month or two we hope to get meat chickens and a few rabbit's. We hope to be set up within the next year to raise catfish in tanks. Trying to talk the wife into raising goats but all I get is no not know. We had 1 5 years ago it got out and ate her roses and her Rosemary. That why she is saying nope to goat. Y'all be blessed.

[@dianehall5345]

Good morning. A+ on the biscuits Gina! We will be growing a lot of Blue Lake and Provider beans to can. That is a given. Now that I am home full time, I may keep ahead of the squash bugs and tomato horn worms.

[@kflan3342]

Growing big garden. Loving on my chickens cause I love my eggs. Have developed a GREAT relationship with a local farmer and am filling my freezer with meat birds and pasture raised pork. I think we need to be thinking 1-2 years out. When I retire, I will raise my own meatbirds.

[@donaldmiller8629]

Goooooood Morning Al , Gina & Olivia , By the time that you get finished with the bracing , cross bracing and triple bracing on your greenhouse , it's going to be summer ! Growing ? Let's see , some Elderberries , grapes , vegetables ( I hope ) ( the Crows have discovered my garden ) , I have just finished building a frame for a raised bed. I have several blackberry plants to go in there. As well as a dozen black raspberry plants in ground. I finally have gotten them all properly pruned. Some flowers for the honeybees and my eyes. Al , I see that you have grown some pot holes in the cattle lane that need to be fixed. I would not have thought that you would have that much traffic there.

[@LostNationHomestead]

Greenhouse is looking great! Glad you’ll be getting your chicks replaced. Ours are coming tomorrow, can’t wait!

[@karenbooth2062]

Just a few garden things I'm living alone & cocooning got caught without many seeds so my peppers are seeds from store bought peppers, tomatoes broad beans lettuce is all I got but hey better than nothing right. You brighten my days I love your family

[@lazeeshomestead]

I have potatoes, onions in now. Going to plant this month...tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, cucumbers, peas, green beans, carrots, sweet baby watermelon. planting two more fruit trees-pears, black raspberries, grapes.

[@lorishealinghomestead5047]

Gina I am so proud of you. I’m scared of high ya as well so I know that feeling. Your doing great girlie girl!!! 🥰 Love the greenhouse. “LOVE IT”. 😊

[@davishakaminski711]

Awe...the baby doe is so adorable 💜🐐

[@fa5234]

If I had to build a greenhouse I would choose an underground greenhouse using geothermal energy to be able to grow fruits and vegetables all year round. But it is certainly a bigger investment. Being a chef it would be a dream for me.

[@kathyvelasquez3682]

I love you guys..cherry on top of my daily Watching schedule. Be safe, stay well.

[@hollyslaughter5505]

When I brush my cats in the spring I pot the fur from the brush out on the deck railing and birds collect it for their nests.

[@thedarksiteniklas2079]

holly slaughter pls don’t do that it’s very dangerous for the birds because the chicks (baby birds) get caught in the hair use hay or dry grass instead if u wanna help the birds

[@martinmagee1711]

00000oo

[@mintysingularity]

@@thedarksiteniklas2079 all around the world birds naturally collect animal hair for nesting material. If it's bad for them the behavior would breed out, but it doesn't.

[@lady59hawke]

A lot of people are allergic to cat dander, I don't think it's a good idea.... a lot of germs

[@mortensolbergjr2876]

I was thinking about this show ....channel, its better than a lot of the TV shows about homesteading and its more personalized and far less drama. Thank you for some great content.

[@tnzayatz6579]

Gina, just a few thoughts. When you’re climbing a ladder, don’t hug it, keep you back straighter. This helps going up with not hitting your knees as you climb. Coming down same thing, it’s easier to check your feet for the rungs. Also, you climb with your left leg only, alternate feet on each rung like going up stairs. Once or twice doesn’t hurt but do that for a long time and that leg will get tired and may cramp up. Make sure your instep is on the rungs too, don’t climb on your toes, you will misstep and slip. 46 years teaching novices to climb a ladder, you tend to notice these things but good on you, you go up in spite of not liking it.

[@lesliebillb3639]

You know, your escaping chickens are just following in the claw-prints of their leader, CWC (RIP). 🐔

[@bearrivermama6414]

New garden additions....... celeriac, garlic, purple fingerling potatoes. I'm going to be trying to grow as many shelf stable veggies as I can. I want a cellar full of delicious fresh foods! Last years onions just ran out a couple weeks ago so I'm increasing that crop and I am doing 4x's the potatoes. We polished those off long ago. Trying some longer storing squash and the celeriac as opposed to celery (planting that too) because it stores for a long time. Hope it pans out!👍🏻 I will freeze, can, and dehydrate also but I'm experimenting with getting a longer fresh selection.

[@dgmills5351]

Your green house is coming along. I watched a video about how they center and slide the sheeting into place on a large building! It was very interesting to see only 2 men cover a 48ft building by themselves.

[@garyfeltus9801]

Great video . Things looking good. The green house is coming along. Thanks for sharing.

[@kevinbutchart7187]

Well done Gina for getting up that ladder!..i too hate heights but every now and again i have to get up a ladder to fix my security light...i hate doing it but i still try..lol Greenhouse is coming along nicely! Kev -GB

[@waynekwoods2799]

Battery hammer , everyone should have one !

[@larryr.johnson3048]

Soooo liking the greenhouse build.

[@vivianwilliams2216]

That is going to be one really kool green house! And I've never had egg drop soup with veggies, it looks delicious!

[@rudygtrz]

add some nigh crawlers from Uncle Jim's worm farm" to the compost piles and they will speed up the composting.

[@StevesBeyondRepair]

My favorite...well, Hope of course!

[@rebeccadgeney]

When you were sitting having the egg drop soup. Gina looked as if something wasn't quite as she expected. Was the soup ok? I've never seen egg drop soup made with cabbage and carrots!

[@mimiso2522]

corn, tomatoes, peppers, onions, broccoli, cabbage, carrots, kohlrabi, beans & potatoes- oh and our perennials: asparagus, rhubarb, chives & garlic

[@patmaier6917]

mimi so - great selection. Well blessed.

[@nikiisalucyfan]

Good Morning....Planting tomatoes, cucumbers , peppers...Hi from New York😄

[@cynthiabrennemann3513]

The goats are saying "Hey, when are you building one of those for us, to keep us out of the rain!?"

[@beckylitster29]

Hi Al , Gina , olivia How is Tanner healing ?? Sure miss seeing the dogs run around outside Have a wonderful day !!

[@sachabays5815]

North Country neighbor over here! I am getting into meat rabbits this year, as well as continuing work with the garden and chickens :D

[@101life9]

Great partnership, great success! Awesome guys😍

[@marylarson6105]

I guessed 17 and my fiancé guessed 15!! I normally win, this time he got it right on the money. We’re growing blueberries and flowers. He’s going to build me a raised bed for veggies soon!

[@billgailcunningham6903]

Did our first seeds for transplants yesterday. Set out 7 strawberry transplants too. Picked our second set of three Artichokes today. Expecting figs soon. Can't beet the weather we have in Salinas California.

[@DrDementoRI]

Love how the company stands by there birds!!!!

[@GrandmaGaye]

Love the umbrella. Keep on keeping on

[@rteed2008]

Greenhouse is coming along nicely guys! Cant wait to see the finished project as well as all the fresh veggies that you'll be able to produce because of it. Kinda curious about the total man hours it's going to take and/or if they give you an estimate when you purchase it... we're growing beefsteak tomatoes, strawberries, romaine, snap peas, basil, parsley and cilantro in our little 16x16 garden here on Long Island

[@chocaholicsanon]

carrots, walla walla onions, runner beans, brocolli, tomatoes, peas, potatoes, caulliflower, swede, cucumbers, strawberries, asparagus, leeks, brussels, sounds a lot, but i do container, or raised beds. i also have an allotment in adjacent field. cant wait for the sun to actually shine here in wilstone Tring UK

[@jimh4167]

Gina relax You are using the Cadillac of ladders. As long as the ground surface is good

[@philjungels7617]

Try planting some potatoes on TOP of tilled soil. Then, completely cover them with hay (not straw). No more digging to harvest - just roll off the hay, and pick them up. You will love this way of growing potatoes.

[@jbbrown7907]

Our NRCS hoop barns came from a business in Multonboro New Hampshire. We frabicated our own end walls. These metal end walls seem less than ideal. But I keep watching.

[@Miss449686]

I am looking forward to your greenhouse completion -- looks like it will be sturdy enough for all your snowfalls.

[@SpoiledBaby10]

This is my first time ever growing a garden. Peppers peas carrots beans nothing big since i dont have lots of space but something is better than nothing

[@donaldshields2483]

Good job keep up the good work God bless

[@kathyfernaays8309]

How was the soup? Wonder what Gina was thinking at the end of the video, LOL. That look!

[@sweetpea9433]

I love 💕 your videos thanks for sharing

[@katesisco]

This year I'm NOT MOWING OR TRIMMING the steep hillside that 70 years ago should have been terraced into a flat surface with a stone built-up side. So have laid the patio fencing on the grass to kill it and stop me from a beckoning broken leg or hip. Nothing so worrisome as trying to cope with a temporary fix instead of a job done right the first time; the reason I enjoy your channel so much is your motto is PLAN AHEAD.

[@marionward5958]

Well done gina. You did well on the ladder.

[@lizzinlife]

We started a beehive this year for the first time. We are trying meat birds. Last year we tried but a predator wiped out all 20 in one attack. Hoping for a better outcome this year! We also are add a second garden plot this year.

[@pjmaynes8747]

Looks like you can practice field goals with the headers!