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[@TheAngloAfrican]

Nothing better than opening KZbin and finding Marina’s posted a new video 💪

[@6pauljt]

Enjoyed this a lot. Making bread,beer,growing your own veg. And moving rocks! Well done Marina my admiration of you grows.❤

[@iwona4685]

The beet leaves should grow back. You can put a few beet roots in soil inside the house and have beet greens through the winter. I just love beet green soup with some cream and dill.

[@christinabroadhead3810]

Hello! I'll bet that deer smelled the tops. They love raspberry canes as well, even by my house. The bread made my mouth water. And I think those are the most perfect potatoes I've ever seen! What an incredible life you have!

[@WildSheGoes]

I have been very lucky with the potatoes!

[@monicavonr9029]

Everything you touch, turns to gold. You are such an inspiration

[@VERY_VARIOUS_VIDEOS]

Hi, ciao, Marina! Nice, bel, video! 👍

[@littlebluecloud3433]

Hey Marina, about your potatoes (1) what a great haul! (2) I think they are supposed to cure in the dark (not sun) as the light will make them go green which is not good to eat. Thanks for your videos, and love the new pup!

[@WildSheGoes]

That's what I said to my neighbor! But she assured me they'll be fine she grew around here and that's what they always done. I've got to trust them 😆

[@veronicabalfourpaul2288]

Yup. A few hours in thesun to dry then store them in the dark but not covered. That is a brilliant haul!

[@ItalianOnlineSchool]

Sai fare di tutto, bravissima!😁

[@ericdale3282]

Bread making is such an historical skill, the puppy asked for a bite too.

[@kimpaynter]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ everything you do ! Your potatoes look better than any other gardeners I have watched they look like you bought them from the store

[@alcoshirts]

So many good vibes from your videos! Thank you!

[@kaitlinmeadows6273]

Love all the daily domestic chores and creative ventures you share as you build and enchant your homestead!

[@lidijabirsa7768]

Oh the deer knows where to find good, delicious food 👌😅and has left plenty for you! At least you have excellent beer, tomato, potato.... and a lots of kisses from that "cane feroce"! Cheers 🍺💗

[@harryb1745]

I deer fence and ski have electric fencing, U could also plant some random chives, onions, garlic in amongst the plants ..

[@eremo7447]

Roe deer are beautiful, but they too like tender and fragrant plants, especially if they are easily accessible. As for the war with the rocks, I can assure you that the ancestors of those localities had already given up on continuing.

[@WildSheGoes]

Hahhhh yep you're right!

[@elisaberrou4854]

"... maybe I don't have to give too many away?" 🤣😂🤣😂

[@Cassiterit3]

Maybe a secondhand Dutch oven would be a good way to go! They last forever, so most used ones should be perfectly fine, if in need of a scour and re-seasoning.

[@marylynncarroll5267]

Marina, you are the Tator Queen! Beautiful, your potatoes, beans, tomatoes, baked bread are all gorgeous! So glad your beer turned out well too. Too bad about the beets, one happy deer with diarrhea now, I bet! Your historical find was awesome, too! This looks like the peak of the garden season for you! 😉

[@vickyf164]

Hey Marina….This was the breath of fresh air I was looking for ❤ Have a blessed week 🙏

[@jimm8682]

What about making an outside over, you could also use for pizza? You can do it because you seem to be able to do all sorts of things you never did before….make sure the oven area is level and clear ( maybe a stone floor, to avoid sparks starting a fire).

[@jimm8682]

An OVEN….

[@WildSheGoes]

I would love doing that in the future!

[@ericdale3282]

You make me so calm, yes the hawks calling to each other and you had a visitor, Oh my.

[@GusScottExley]

Fab potato crop! wow, I would be thrilled with that. And for goodness sake, Charlie is a lovely dogger.

[@ericdale3282]

Wow, good job on the sign!

[@markferguson6215]

Marina I am impressed with your harvest of potatoes, nice one.

[@zweispurmopped]

So your vegetable vandal likes the beet leaves just like you? I draw the following conclusion: Deer Marina! 🤗 Another interesting and lovely video! The out-takes at the end had me rolling on the floor. Zuka _knew_ what he was doing! 🤣

[@WildSheGoes]

I "HAH" out loud at your comment 😂

[@Nadezhdaa]

Hey Marina, I'm also into baking my own bread and I either use my cast iron pot from Lidl (bought it a little over a year ago for around € 50 ) or a random cooking pot that I pop into the oven (must be made fully from metal incl. the lid) Both ways worked well and my bread is amazing..! 😊 So there's definitely no need to spend lots of money on a fancy dutch oven... Happy baking! ❤

[@WildSheGoes]

That's very good to know! thank you for the tip and happy baking to you 😊

[@sallypenhalli]

Agree, I've had a cast iron pot that I bought from Ikea 15 years ago. It's brilliant. Just make sure to get the cast iron inside not the glazed inside. I don't know about bread making but it seems to make everything I cook taste better!

[@lylemacdonald6672]

I remember as a child my grandmother kneading the dough, placing it in a huge glass bowl and covering it with a tea towel to rise. I can still recall the taste of her cinnamon buns. And I am envious of your skills as a potato farmer. 🇨🇦

[@chickadeeacres3864]

Me too! I've been eyeing those big hay rolls driving by here in the country hahaha! Also 🇨🇦

[@sallypenhalli]

That is a lovely potato haul well done. When I was a kid my dad grew all our potatoes. I recall we used to wrap each potato in newspaper to stop them going soft I think. Then they were kept outside in our coal bunker (no coal!). We did the same with apples,I don't remember them going soft until the warmer weather in late spring.

[@zielonakota]

Aww! Charlie is so cute! And congratulations on the potato harvest!

[@RB-wl7ct]

Things always come right in your hands Marina. So talented and beautiful.

[@rosacanisalba]

Do a bit of research into potato clamps. Its a traditional way of storing potatoes outside.

[@carol-annduggan5098]

For areas of your garden that the rocks defeat you look up "no dig" gardening. It will save your back. I learnt from experience.

[@WildSheGoes]

Hi Carol! I am doing no dig, however in that spot I wasn't even able to put down sticks to hold my tomatoes, that's why I dug. I think next year I'll try an alternative method like cages or trellis!

[@artifactartstudio107]

You are a lovely soul. I enjoy your videos. Charlie looks so sweet! Glad Zooka has a k9 friend for a bit.

[@chrishiking8818]

Really enjoy your videos, such a beautiful place to live , it's my goal to have a house or small holding in the mountains somewhere in Europe, shows your in the wild with the deer coming, awesome take care

[@asap..now.]

What a woman, great vid. Cheers

[@michaelsproule2508]

Wonderful video! Last 20 seconds were a riot! 😂

[@heatherchannelgetoutside]

so cute he looks like Odie!

[@ngawangsherab9724]

Refreshing Vlog 😊😊😊

[@stevesynth]

Just saw the last few seconds, love dogs 🤣🤣🤣

[@christopherkise]

Just 💛 so many skills/interests - and so heartwarming attention to everything you do. It is so inspiring. Thank you for taking us along. Last 10 seconds *melt*

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

@Wild She Goes • Marina: Your introduction was beautiful. I love when the clouds reflect in the water. The flowers were absolutely gorgeous. I've been waiting to see how your potatoes would do. If some are rotting, you may have drainage issues. Seeing the rocks, drainage issues wouldn't surprise me. Since you already have the jack hammer attachment, you may want to just make holes in the rocks from the top. Once water gets in, the freeze-thaw cycle will help break down the rocks. Thanks for explaining the Blueland refills. I didn't realize the used a tablet. Nice. Beautiful summertime video. Thanks!

[@WildSheGoes]

That's a cleaver tip, thank you Yvonne! So glad you enjoyed watching the video 🤗

[@HazelHammond1505]

It's so nice to see you again Marina. OH Charlie is adorable. You got a full load of potatoes. I bet it will last till spring. you need to keep them in a dark dry place. if you have a corner cabinet that you don't use much and it dry and dark one that you can't use much because you can't reach back there :) and check them once a month and rotate them. You shouldn't give all your beer away. I don't know ?🤔does beer age like Wine? you can buy a dutch oven from walmart I believe the name is lodge they make lots of cast iron cook ware. You don't need to buy top of the line just to make sourdough. Thank you for sharing part of your life with us.

[@colleenmccarthy-evans3149]

You are so wonderful. Thank you for sharing yourself and all your mad skills 😁

[@riggzi]

IPA is awesome 🎉 I'm impressed 😎 Love How you Live❣❣❣💯🎉🥳🧚‍♀️☮💜☯️⚛🙏

[@ericdale3282]

Sorry, those old rocks! Great to see you, aww the deer😢

[@sallylunamoth5542]

Oh Marina I did cry....Pure tears of Happiness...I saw a vision of Odey when you held Charlie ❤❤❤

[@WildSheGoes]

He does have some of Odie in him! Some spinone :)

[@sallylunamoth5542]

@@WildSheGoes He's Adorable 💞💞💞

[@Dustypilgrim1]

In regard to the cartridge case you found The four staight lines (hinting at a cross) can often be seen on rounds manufactured for a foreign buyer by a supplying maker from outside the national boundaries of the buyer. Each quadrant on the base usually contains letters or numbers. I tried enlarging to see what, if any, they were. But - sorry could not get any clear image. These may well enable positive identification of origin , and even the typr od weapon and thus probable army that used the round.

[@WildSheGoes]

Hi! I looked online but could not find the exact shell. On the top quadrant it's marked "I" bottom one "W" left "19" right "17" . Is there a database one can use to identify them?

[@Skinflaps_Meatslapper]

​@@WildSheGoes Hi there! The cartridge you found is an 8x50 Mannlicher, made in January (roman numeral I, for the first month of the year...December would be XII for example) 1917 (19-17) at Weiss Manfréd Acél- és Fémművek (W). Great find, I bet you'd be able to locate quite a few more with a metal detector...where there's one there will likely be dozens nearby. If you do find more, there's a good chance you'll be able to identify them from a forum post I found while searching for more info, simply google "8x50 Mannlicher headstamp WWI" and it should be the very first result that pops up from a forum called the International Ammunition Association. It appears this collector has found hundreds of them and has listed what each letter denotes as far as manufacturer. Happy hunting and have a great day :3

[@reg4008]

Well done Marina!. You're so creative and entertaining. Video editing is great as always. Made 23 litres of beer? the next video might be a big party then (or a big hangover)😄😄👍👍BTW, love the dogs.

[@anthonytodd3408]

Hi Marina 🎉 looks like a good crop from the beans peas and tomatoes, and the potatoes look fab, sorry to hear about the hungry deer but we all need to eat. Good job removing the rock. And wow the bread looks amaziiiiiiiig. I read that bottled beer can last if kept refrigerated for up to six months, if kept in a warm environment can spoil within three months. Tony ❤️🇬🇧xx

[@isolairalba]

You are picking up your potatoes a wee bit earlier than we do in Scotland, but then again maybe it's the variety you use. I don't know if this will be of use to you but when my family has a load of potatoes that we don't want to shoot - we put a very green (Granny Smith variety) apple in with them...and it seems to work. Loved the dog trolling you while you were working on your sponsor spot! Best wishes from Edinburgh. 😉

[@WildSheGoes]

I have planted my potaoes quite early and it's been so hot around here that they were completely dried up by the end of July! Might try to plant them a bit later next year. That's such a cool tip about the apples, I never heard of it!

[@isolairalba]

A tip from my late Granny! @@WildSheGoes

[@riggzi]

I have heard of that too... excellent tip from Edinburgh 🙏☮Ty!

[@christopheq.3747]

J'adore tes vidéos. 👍

[@raktoda707]

How wonderful is everything is ! 🐾🐾

[@simonjandrell5897]

those potatoes looked AMAZING

[@serahsmiles]

Lovely!

[@betzaidavazquez5579]

Always great spending time with you and learning new things. The bread must of smelled so good because Luca wanted a bite and charlie is such a charmer. Guess the deer agrees with you on the beet leaves, nice to see all of those potatoes and that beer looked delicious. A pioneer woman you are ! looking forward to the next one. ❤🐾🌟✌

[@sunshinevitdcam7656]

U are back... we missed ya! Lovely vlog ❤😊

[@margueritemitchell1829]

🎉bread works, hello from British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦🖐❤👍🏞🌳🚐🌲🤳🌍🎪🎠😎🖌🎨🐾

[@thesnoopydance645]

Poor deer!! Theyre going to have a belly ache after all those beet leaves !!🙂

[@WildSheGoes]

😂

[@mariacristinacunha5789]

Amazing and relaxing Channel!!! Kisses from Brazil! 👏👏🇧🇷

[@ty2k]

Such a great haul from your garden! Awesome!

[@junkbarny6958]

The cartridge is an 8x50r Mannlicher, from the rifle the Austrians used in WW1.

[@WildSheGoes]

Thank you!!!

[@pauljensen4773]

I have always had at least 2 dogs. They are super healthy for each other. While raising 4 children we always had dogs and birds and sometimes fish.

[@ericdale3282]

Free beer❤

[@Janine6564]

I love Blueland products. The bathroom cleaner is my favorite. The scent is lovely. Btw...you DO NOT need to buy an expensive Dutch oven. I have a middle of the road one, and it makes beautiful sourdough bread every time, and I live how it browns so nicely even with the lid on.❤

[@WildSheGoes]

Thank you Janine for the tip! I think I'll keep looking at second hand shops, hopefully one will pop out!

[@woodkirk_37]

Lovely Zukka and Charlie 💙💙

[@markwilkins9018]

That rock was just the tip of the iceberg 😂 good crop well done with potatoes and beer looked tasty as well it will keep well keep up with the good work👍

[@daveaway]

Great vid. Lots of variety of content. You keep busy girl!

[@mtnimt4724]

You need netting over your vegetables. Deer will eat anything even flowers. Cheers from BC.

[@WildSheGoes]

I do! project for next year :)

[@gaetanroudaut6155]

Juste un sourire:)👍

[@ericdale3282]

Wow, that bullet looks newer generation but I'm no expert. "Blueland" ❤️ Yes ma'am 15% off, I'm there.

[@deirdreclark2128]

Thanks for answer.

[@edenviews]

I just got the rest of my potatoes out, tonight. The weather in N. England has been rubbish, but some are a nice size, which surprised me. Just a couple of kilos I'm guessing. You work so hard and always enjoy showing it.

[@cks9516]

That dog is so YOUR dog….living his best life!

[@robertoreus5044]

I'm sure if you keep digging around that rock, at some point you'll find out oil!

[@ResonatingSweden]

Oh it's soo cool that you found that bullet from 1917. Even more than 100 years. When you started digging the stone I honestly though that it will be the stone which is some old roman mozaic or something, but the bullet is also nice. We here in the North of Sweden have hard time with potatoes. I have a very short growing season and my potatoes turned to be very little when i dug them last week. I left a few for next week, but the first frost is coming soon in September, so they don't have much time to get bigger than a cherry tomato sadly... I really wanted to have potatoes and I'm really happy for you! Amazing job on those 100kg-s (80kg 😉 )

[@ericdale3282]

At least they didn't eat the roots!

[@garryrobson8058]

Well you shouldn't need to visit the green grocer for a while Marina. It's nice to see you've had some sunshine, Summer's been pretty wet here in the UK!

[@allankerr668]

Brilliant Marina! Always love your vlogs! Youve been busy! And Zucca on the out-take at the end hilarious!!!😂😂😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@mlwoo6490]

You r so intelligent ❤❤

[@srl9727]

The idyllic view in the intro belies the work involved to attain/maintain it. Obviously, a challenge you're up for!

[@alisoncartwright5114]

As already mentioned a cheap cast iron pot works just as well, and if you get bored of making bread they are great for cooking lots of other things like any pot meals, rice, veggies so it will always have a use ❤

[@WildSheGoes]

I think I'll get one of those!

[@PietroToniolo]

sometimes lidl here in Italy offers large cast iron pots for a very affordable price. last year I bought a wonderful enameled pot for around 30 euros. an equivalent crouzet or similar object can cost 200 or more

[@Seriously_Eh]

I have one of those old cast iron hinged pots, with lid. Must be at least 60 or 70 years old by now. My age. 😉 It's a wonderful, versatile pot which is great for use in campfire cooking too.

[@FrancyWildBass]

Ciao Marina, non vedo l’ora di guardare il tuo nuovo video 😍 ero in viaggio dalla Spagna, intanto ti ho lasciato un messaggio in ista, controlla, ciao!!

[@Crusty_Camper]

Hi Marina, Your produce looks so good. I know how you feel about the deer. You love to see them in your garden but wish they would not eat your beetroot leaves ! I have the same here in Cumbria. Now for a sign of my nerdy past... Many years ago I helped to de-mine parts of north and east Africa and to removed all kinds of war debris from WW1 and WW2. I saw many bullet cases like the one you are holding and it is most likely called ( wait for it ) a 6.5 x52mm Parravicini-Carcarno rimless, bottle-necked rifle cartridge. I think you already know that it has been fired and is no danger. I bet that's was more than you wanted to know. Yes, it is definitely from WW1. Where you find one, you will find more as they were fired from a clip of 5. It's strange to see signs of conflict in such a peaceful location. It is often that way, I find. All good wishes from West Cumbria, Peter

[@WildSheGoes]

Thank you Peter that's such useful info! What an important job you took part of.

[@sergiovieira1053]

Congratulations! You're doing a great job, but I'll leave you this tip: It's not recommended to expose the potatoes directly to the sun, as it will raise the level of solanine. This may be detectable by surface greening on exposed parts of the potato. Green is an indicator of solanine, which is toxic. Sprouts also contain it.

[@WildSheGoes]

Hi Sergio! Yes I'm aware, however this is what they've been doing around here for much longer than I've been alive so I'll give it a go. One day hopefully won't harm them!

[@sergiovieira1053]

@@WildSheGoes In Portugal this is also traditionally done, but the potatoes are laid out in the sun on the harvest field before being washed. The dust that covers them acts as a kind of anti-UV protector. Here, the potatoes sold in small bags in supermarkets are usually already washed, but those in the 20 kg net bags sold in grocery stores or agricultural warehouses remain unwashed, as if covered in very fine clay dust. This helps to prevent them from sprouting or rotting during wet, cool weather in autumn and winter.

[@johnlenin476]

Hi Marina ! It looks like .303 british case.

[@russellrobinson505]

You can use beer to make bread😊 Thanks for sharing the beauty with me ❤

[@RetiredInEcuador]

Beer needs to be refrigerated if not drank within a month. I'm from Milwaukee and worked at Pabst Brewery for 7 years.

[@jansteffen982]

For baking bread you don't need also a dutch oven. You can build it from Stones. So you need a Lot of Wood for heating Up the oven for baking bread inside.

[@toeknee5464]

try it in a steel pot with a lid it will still rise really well just not take the shape as nice, use a pot with a very heavy base and pre heat it and the lid same as a Dutch oven

[@WildSheGoes]

THank you for the tip!

[@minjiwoo8335]

I just love everything you do! Your videos make me happy~

[@BriManeely]

That outro was hilarious 😂

[@happymark1805]

First world war ended in 1918 so yea this is one out of the first world war, this one was intended for use in a rifle, if you clean the back and post a clear picture of the markings I probably can find out who made it.

[@saraquigley5414]

for a really good dutch oven, go looking in thrift shops! I found a Le Crueset beautiful one for about $10!

[@WildSheGoes]

What a lucky find! 🥰

[@mikep.9371]

So many projects so little Himalayan time to ride. Quit nice that you got a good batch of beer. Hope you have fun trying out more sour dough recipes Marina. Another house guest was a fluffy furry surprise.

[@WildSheGoes]

Just received my new Himalayan battery cause like an idiot I left it connected when I left for Greece and she's very dead. Perhaps I'll take her for a spin tomorrow!

[@mikep.9371]

@@WildSheGoes Sorry about the battery. Just wait and see what the day brings. No more lunches for deer for awhile. Take care as always (even picked up a couple of opinels my self.)

[@stevecoombs8409]

Hi Marina gorgeous colourful clip thankyou for sharing...... naughty deer 😮 !!! Love Charlie ....... think that bullet shell case is a .303 round and as it's dates 1917 your probably right ,from WW1 .Stunning garden and so colourful 😊

[@WildSheGoes]

Thank you Steve!

[@jameswhitaker1324]

Could be a 6.5 carcano case. If the length is 52mm and the inside of the neck is about 6.5mm that’s probably it. Probably left behind by the last home owner whose beet greens were eaten by the dinner on the hoof. My sourdough culture took quite awhile before it had enough maturity to rise well. If yours is still a little week, just give it more time in the preferment and rising. Keep feeding it and using it until it starts doing real work for you. Eating poorly risen bread for awhile will give you even more joy when things start really going right. Could you do us all a favor and really screw up a craft occasionally so that the rest of us can feel a little better about ourselves? That ipa will keep a good long time, if there’s enough hops, which are a bit of a preservative. Keep it cool and in the dark. Looks like those kits have some crystal or chocolate malt included in the mash. Unless you’re dry roasting the malt first.

[@melissag3674]

The larger red potatoes will also make a lovely, delicious baked "jacket" potato. Love your videos!

[@mauricepowers3804]

Look in charity shops for Dutch oven❤

[@WildSheGoes]

I did! No luck yet, I'll keep looking :)

[@mauricepowers3804]

@@WildSheGoes 🤞💚

[@beaterose3759]

I am curious... so who is "we"? I have not seen all of our videos from the beginning.. I love all that I have seen so far!!! You are a sweet soul who cares for nature and animals. Do you film yourself or is someone filming for you? I love you :)

[@WildSheGoes]

Usually for "we" I mean me and the dogs 🐕 I film and edit everything myself cause I'm a control freak.

[@PSFmcverbaltronOracle]

You can use the bad potatoes for the compost pile

[@WildSheGoes]

I read it's not good idea since the virus won't die 😩

[@PSFmcverbaltronOracle]

@@WildSheGoes ok gotcha thanks