LATE NIGHT EMERGENCY!

[@sugar716]

Those daffodils and irises can be dug up and split once the greenery dies back. They will just continue to multiple and look gorgeous.

[@maryjemison1101]

Yes they can be divided and are not wild someone planted those Bulbs and Rhizomes probably the previous Owners 🌼🌺

[@cornerstone403]

When you see daffodils, you know there was an old homestead there. Here, in the North Georgia mountains, it's a clear sign that a old homestead was nearby.

[@teresamurray7839]

Yes you are blessed with those beauties that can be dug up and replanted if need be! Daffodils and iris are both gorgeous 😍 If you can't get that sticker vine off that Bradford Pear it's no great loss. They're evasive plus they're whimpy trees and break easily in stormy weather!

[@maryjemison1101]

@@teresamurray7839 very True not worth saving

[@debbie4503]

Are the irises the tall yellow flowers?

[@pammager7135]

All those perennials that were planted years ago from the original owners are such a blessing! Who knows what will pop up during the season? A gift from Mother Nature!

[@littlemiss3257]

Been living in a camper 3yrs while working on our farm. Try this, check into a couple of used 100lb tanks and a dolly. get an adapter to connect them. You can use the small ones as emergency till you get the others refilled. We use ours for winter heat, cooking outside inches summe and sometimes our fridge. You'll make it. It does get easier. Cheers

[@denisewilson8367]

I agree, a large tank or at least 100 pound tanks make camping life better. Especially in the winter.

[@melindaivey4772]

The day Lilly's, daffodil's, and iris's were planted years ago by former owners of the land. They're not wild. They will last forever. They are definitely perennials and you will have them forever. You can also transplant them to wherever you would like them when you get to doing landscaping and flower beds. Looking good

[@denisewilson8367]

Transplant or split in the fall.

[@cnorman2717]

Yes, these plants indicate an old farm house once stood there..

[@1Pegasus21445]

@@cnorman2717 or someone thinned out their garden and used wooded area to dispose of yard waste. Old house on property is the near positive indicator. ;)

[@lorainewhite727]

Those daffs are beautiful specially when they are so many planted together.

[@monikazunker2282]

One thing you need to remember is “you are doing it”. It may be two steps forward, one step back but you are doing it. You two are amazing!

[@annearnas6606]

Jason and Brooke over at Cog hill figured out it was more economical to heat with a electric heater because the propane was way too expensive to run for heat. They have lived in a camper for 6 months so far. They too didn't expect the heat to be such a big draw on their tanks.

[@lindamaskus5142]

Jason and Brooke don't have the same kind of cold weather we have here. Alabama is tons different than south MO.

[@marjoriebell4956]

Beautiful daffodils, blooms and seeing your land green. Great seeing your smiles. The weather has been jumping all around. Take care and God Bless 😇💜

[@godsgreenacreshomestead708]

Hey guys! Sorry about the heat issue. Live and learn! I think you should get rid of the Bradford pear. It's pretty, but doesn't fruit. Plant fruit trees you like, then you'll get beauty AND food! Blessings, Texas Deb ❤️

[@donnaalford7107]

Not too mention invasive

[@JanzyWright]

Agree!! 💯

[@carolynwatts2942]

Also, smells awful. Plant a real pear tree that will grow well in your area. Daffodils, Irises are beautiful will come back each year and they mutiply.

[@carolynwatts2942]

I believe if you take a piece of the limb with the leaves and flowers to a nursery and ask someone there. That way you can make sure if it is an actual fruit tree.😊

[@kimowens7750]

They are right. Bradford pears do not produce edible fruit. Not only do they stink but their branches are not strong. The first bad storm you have you're likely to find downed limbs from it.

[@Tetelestai.John19.30]

Love seeing Nala. Shes beautiful! She looks very happy! Praying you all are on your land quicker than you expect! Hope you get all the things to make camper life a little more bearable. God Bless and keep you safe.

[@angelmorris2130]

That view to the road is absolutely amazing. Muscovy ducks don't "quack" they more hiss. Just a fun fact.

[@thumbalinamom]

Jason at Cog Hill 40 had trouble keeping their RV warm so they went with some oil filled electric radiators. They work great! Safe for pets!

[@grizzlyd4593]

It’s never fun running out of propane when it’s cold out. Spent a winter in a camper and it was the coldest winter we ever had. Good luck to you all on this. Love watching your Videos.

[@peggyhaines7394]

I agree we usually go south we live full time in our 5th wheel toy hauler. Spent this winter 🥶 in Michigan and yes it’s tough. We always have a heater on standby. Been there have the T shirt lol. God bless you and your family. 🙋🏻‍♀️♥️🇺🇸

[@denisewilson8367]

Been living in my motorhome for the last 8 plus years, in Michigan. It's been a learning experience that's for sure. No nighttime propane available here nor weekend services. Weekends can be very long if you run out. AS low as 13 °F inside.

[@lorainewhite727]

Newbies to camper life mostly seem to have the same problem. CogHill40 's Jason & Brooke had similar problems. Their system operates on propane & electricity & they werenot aware of this.

[@lorainewhite727]

Meeting Nahla finally and finding out it's your furbaby has been a great pleasure. How old is she?

[@mommamurphy7123]

I loved seeing the smiles when you talked about the land. I made me realize how much I needed to get outside. Made my day. Thanks

[@KSGetOut]

Love this! ❤️

[@kathylayton765]

I am so excited to see what’s next in your projects. I would love to do what you’re doing, but I became handicapped about 3 years ago. So watching city slickers become country folks is very cool in my book. Shannon, I love that app too! 😂🤣

[@shirleygold5152]

I am so proud of you two! The growth in you has been amazing and things will only continue to get better. Enjoy the adventure.

[@dawnweck]

Lesson learned. I'm willing to bet that never happens again. Nala has such good parents, more people need to treat animals the way you treat yours. Love them and they will love you back X's 100. Hugs to Y'all Ü

[@melindadobson109]

It's really starting to green up nicely. I can't wait to see if those are Iris and what color.

[@sherryfilmore2691]

It's gonna be awesome when you have a house on the land. It's a beautiful spot. God Bless

[@dorothyallen3614]

ALERT👍 Iwill give you a helpful suggestion about your propane! Don’t turn on both bottles at once, hook them both up but leave one turned off so you’re not having to change out two bottles in the middle of the night if it goes out and you’re unaware they’re low, this way you just run out in the night and turn on the full one until morning! Be sure to light the one range burner, when changing out bottles or turning on a new bottle to release air in line otherwise your furnace heat may not ignite. I have 4 bottles at all times, two in the hole and two on the ground or in my truck to get filled! Do what ya want, but this was a good lesson for y’all! Y’all got this! Happy Camping! I’ve lived in my 37’ for 12yrs and learned a lot about my RV 5th wheel since it’s a ‘96 Carriage and they are not made any longer, best RV ever made, by the Amish! ❤️👍🥰

[@sylviadarbe3389]

especially for kyle, get a sunroom screen room so you can sit outside and bees and wasps or yellow jackets can't get to either of you or your dog...gives you outside time BUT STAKE IT DOWN love the videos

[@pdfaulkner1517]

I love to see you all exploring your land. I'd love to walk through it and id some of the plants and trees with you. The irises will be beautiful! One the other hand, beware of the Bradford pear trees. They are weak trees because of their structure...the deep joints give way to the wind in storms etc. They will also seed themselves all over your property and cause great troubles for you. Plus they have horrible thorns on them...I've met them personally! I am so happy for you two. I am a plant nerd. You're on your way with the plant id app! Enjoy! God bless you.

[@cathyguth5061]

Bradford Pears are also considered a noxious weed and as you said Pat they will take over and choke out the good trees and they are a weak wood and will snap in a heavy wind. Even tho pretty they are a pain.

[@fmeach7711]

They are right about the Bradford Pears, stay clear.

[@nancygraves8459]

The pear isn’t shaped right for a Bradford pear (they are triangular shape)

[@Sweetgeorgia50]

Hang in there it will be all worth it. Y'all are doing great

[@lindadurfee7981]

I feel you guys on the going from house to camper 🤗 but I went in to a trailer do to a house fire. It was a little hard at first going from a mile of living space to a limited space lol I spent more time out door with the trailer then when I was living in the house lol made more pit fires too.(even when it snowed) lol Love the sound of the cricket's and frogs and the rain when going it was time to go sleep (the best sleep) rite now you have rules and regulations do to being in a camp sights but you will see the big change when y'all get that camper on your own land. Your nerves will come down and you'll be more at ease. 🤗💜

[@rhondabritt972]

Beautiful seeing all the green. It's nice being able to be outside. Hope ya'll have a bless day. Love you guys.

[@vmcougarintn5035]

Nola, it's great to see you enjoying your new place. Tell Dad to take you to the new property. Tell Mom you want some ducks to play with. Hey guys, you are all having the same spring we are in TN. One day it is freezing cold and the next it is 70 or raining. LOL It's better than 3 foot of snow for months and months. Enjoy yourselves and hug Nola for me. (I do miss having a dog.) Stay safe.

[@elainedegoede6276]

Love the flowers, budding trees on your land. Your camper life is going to be stories for the future campfires to be told. Enjoy the bad and the beautiful. GOD BLESS. Huston from Arms Family will be wanting all those tortoises😉💕🙏

[@josieshannon5976]

Thank you for sharing your yard is pretty an getting green it will be summer soon an it's a good time for fresh air it makes us feel better. God Bless you all

[@debrabeam5474]

I'm so glad you went to your property to enjoy some spring beauty. Good you guys and you dog have a nice place to walk and enjoy while you are temporarily living in your camper. God bless Take care ❤

[@joanlivingstone6590]

she looks so happy. it looks so peaceful there. it will all come together. you have come a long way. and your land is beautiful. love all the progress you done already thank you for taking us along with you. god bless.

[@roxannabloom1540]

Good to see you adjusting to your new situation. I can't imagine living in a camper but you'll get to your land soon enough & this will all seem like a dream.

[@wendyhenschel.]

I live for country living! Born and raised country girl here. Tried living in the city 12 1/2 years and hated every minute of it. Love sitting outside and relaxing with the smells and sounds of nature around. Falling asleep to crickets and frogs is peaceful dreams. Enjoy those moments for they are priceless!

[@phylliswemhaner5906]

Awesome seeing everything greening up. Have a blessed day.

[@trudiharmon7640]

So pleased you’ve begun to feel more settled in the RV and campsite with outdoor living. As the weather warms up hopefully make it slightly easier. Hopefully won’t be long and you’ll be able to put the RV on your land. Have a good week 🙏💕

[@patriciaharkin1571]

One day at a time guys, one day at a time. You're doing this to alleviate stress, so take it slow and enjoy all the ups and downs and learning curves and know that you'll fulfill your dream in the end. God Bless.

[@tilly28569]

I'd move the rv onto your land and get a water tank until you can get your well. You would feel so much better and save money.

[@alysewalters39]

You need larger propane tanks go to a propane distributor or even Tractor Supply for full size bottles

[@tamarasmith3624]

Check with your county agriculture office. Some areas will swap out fruit and flowering trees for every Bradford pear you cut down! Actual fruit trees not only put on a show in the spring, but also provide food in the summer.

[@sherryvachon7722]

The daffodils and irises may have been planted by the original owners. The bulbs will multiply and spread. They are such an awesome first flower and sign of spring. You go through a lot of propane when it gets cold in a camper. Glad you have a backup to your backup. You can always use a 20 lb tank on the homestead. It’s a bummer you need to wait so long for a well to be drilled but you will be able to do other projects on the homestead. You are not lacking projects 😂. Packing and moving to a storage unit is a lot of work. Take time to relax and recharge. Thanks for the update. ❤️🌷🌸

[@janetscott5252]

Bradford pears are invasive, their smell when blooming isn't a good one, they're pollinated by flies because of their rotten stench. Our neighbors had them along their drive & due to being weak, they split off & break off easily. They do grow fast & 'can' get very tall. Just be sure not close to structures.

[@readycool9600]

Agree 100%

[@southerngrits920]

In SC, Clemson extention advised to cut Bradford pears down. You could plant a fruit pear in it's place.

[@roseanncoffman-davis8485]

You guys make me smile!!! Thank you for sharing your life with us!!!❤️

[@joannsuggs1636]

You guys are doing a great job! God bless!! 💖💖

[@fuzzylop9164]

Wait until you meet Rae's rescue. He is very cute. You have some beautiful flowers on the land. Looks like Nala is really enjoying the new place.

[@Peachy08]

Gotta love that springtime weather battle cold one min. hot the next till hot finally wins out! Just to do it again in the fall.

[@terrireed2631]

Thank you for showing the campground. My 5 year old granddaughter wants to experience camping so bad so I was thinking the KOA would be the safest spot. I am so excited for you guys.

[@judithdowell3164]

All the flowers are bulbs. Let the greenery die down to brown. The nutrients will help the bulbs to multiply. What a sweet welcome! 🌺🌸🌼

[@lynnpinson4008]

In 6yrs living in camper, the first time is the worse, ran out of propane at night and in the cold. had to wait till am to get refill. But now you have stories and can laugh about it. Have fun. Love watching y'all.

[@chrischarbonneau8873]

You two will get her done. Be patient. You've come a long way already. I'm glad to be on the adventure with you's.

[@MarySantos-fz2fv]

Great to see y’all again.

[@carolaker6079]

Iris's r a great flower good ground cover. Blessings to u all.

[@77777Blondie]

From someone who didn't know, know where your camper fuses are located, there are usually 2 different place..... :) OH, and the awning? Make sure its up when you aren't home, cause, quick storms......have fun!

[@CraftOnAndSewForth]

Hi Guys, this is Pam from the Okie Expo. I won the Harvest Right Freezer Dryer. Check out the oil heater that Cog Hill uses. It will save on propane. Just remember live on the land will be awesome. Glad you're dad and Chad found Smokey

[@normalawler5603]

Your land out there is so beautiful so beautiful and where you’re staying is gorgeous

[@suzeewills1249]

Your naturalized flower bulbs are a bonus. A gift from the woman who used to live them. 😊❤️

[@wandafleming5889]

All these things ya'll are experiencing might be tough but, one day you will look back and say Those were the days! Lol! What doesn't kill ya makes you stronger! Enjoy each and every video! Keep on truckin!

[@francesbolen257]

How lucky to have all those beautiful Iris! You can transplant some in bulb beds!

[@jeanburgin160]

Yes, the land is so beautiful! You all have been helping Chad and Rae a lot. So excited for both of you alls channel. Yes, I just noticed them in the background. May be Iris ... yes. Once you all have water you can move the camper out here!!! and you can step outside anytime. Our weather has been messed up also. We are expecting snow again this weekend!!! The daffodils are so beautiful.

[@66bigbuds]

You have to wait for the leaves to come out fully before you can determine the tree varieties for sure.

[@ginaanderson692]

Jason and Brooke aka Coghill farm had heat go out because of Propane in there RV.They got a oil filled electric raditor said it works great

[@attorneylawanmcgee4170]

I’m so glad chad found Smoky y’all will be so happy when you are living on your own property don’t give up

[@barbarashook1473]

I'd say that's a big flower bed I'd be interested to see what else comes up besides the iris and daffodils

[@brendahogue5487]

Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. Being able to get to the property

[@annchapman8495]

You guys will do alright, glad you will not freeze, anymore, it is nice at least to get to know your land a little bit, awesome dog. I hope your dad is doing better now that smokey is back, I felt bad for him. It nice to see you relax a little bit, because you seem very happy that's nice.

[@paulettedyer7354]

Bradford Pear Trees are beautiful! But are very invasive and when they cross with buckthorns they can be very tough on tractor tires. Do some research.

[@DossFarm]

That’s a mean birch! 🌳

[@vger9942]

Have fun camping. Have a blast getting to explore your property more and more. Hoping your weather straightens out (and mine too in N Texas-crazy crazy weather). Enjoy dreaming and making plans for your property.

[@cherylbebenek8315]

Good afternoon kids ! Glad your getting back to where you belong ! Beautiful Spring landscape !

[@jamesbrown8718]

I just found your channel a few days ago, really enjoy watching your videos, you all just keep on doing what you are doing and you will make it. The land is beautiful and you all will make what you want and be able to build on the way you want.

[@KSGetOut]

Thanks for coming along for our adventures!

[@clarepaynick789]

Your weather is like Northeast Texas. Love the precious daffodils!!!

[@vickiehamilton6596]

The daffodils and iris flowers were probly planted many years ago from previous owners. The squirrels are good for digging them up and eating them or.relocating them.

[@nitaleach6816]

I know this is an early video, but if you look back at this, you will see how far you both have come. I Thank God you have chosen to share with me.. Always remember these time are Memories for the 3 of you. God Bless you. Love and Prayers.

[@cherylcoble9780]

What a great video!! Y'all keep on with what you are doing!!

[@lillyhassel5439]

Look at the trees that are blooming !!! Wow yes good for your soul,mind and spirit...

[@dotnorton6569]

I am 68 years old and was born and raised on a dairy farm in Wisconsin. I used say, "I can't wait to grow up and move out, I will live in town." Well after living in a tiny town for a while, I wouldn't trade the country life for all the big or small city life. I truly miss it. God bless

[@bevosp1254]

This time of year is great to be on your property. Exciting to see all the exciting comings.

[@gwynethyaita3774]

Old Fashion iris are beautiful blue flowers. Plant them like ducks sitting on water, if you plant them too deep they will not bloom.

[@Karatemom68x3]

There’s always something new to Learn and discover!! You two are doing great, soon you’ll be old pros at tiny living and soon Country living!! Thanks for sharing with us. Very fun to watch you learn and grow!!!

[@tamib711]

Ah that's why I had a few small electric heaters. Plus it is very expensive to run your furnace. It burns through propane super fast. If you are going to be full timing for another winter, I would definitely recommend buying a huge propane tank and bypass the small ones. Or since I traveled alone and they are huge and heavy, I just bought 2 small electric heaters that worked great. Some but one large electric heater. My camper is a 5th wheel, 38'. I ran my fireplace in the one half and small electric heater in the bedroom at night and it was perfect. If I got super cold, I turned my furnace on, got it really warm fast and turned it off and let the electric heaters run to maintain the warmth.

[@lindamaskus5142]

My daughter did the same in hers.

[@barbaramix1683]

I am surprised that the iris and daffodil bulbs have survived after this much time without care. All that heavy rain and snow payed off. There were racoons in the video. I love your pear tree. I will come back but needs some fertilizer.

[@gmacook8095]

you can dig up your Irises and make a beautiful Iris bed depending on what zone you live in how to plant them

[@b.rose.a.7338]

Greetings 👋... I so enjoy your videos.. Fun n interesting things to see.. I also find them peaceful too.. Many thanks.. Sending GOD'S love and peace to you all!!! 🙏🌹💚

[@luella2u152]

They aren't WILD daffodils. They're naturalized daffodils. Someone planted them at some point and they have survived and multiplied and "migrated" away from their original locations a bit. Lots of bulbs will do that. Plant some crocus, tulips and snowdrops and next spring you'll have them bloom...they are a harbinger of spring. Iris don't bloom until a bit later. I love big beds of multi colored daylilies. Spring is one of my favorite seasons because of all the blooms and new growth. Enjoy learning all that your property has to offer. Can't wait to see what you do with it.

[@lynnemcclung6207]

Obviously an old home site very close by. Daffodils, iris and daylillies are common for older homes. I can't wait to see other flowers, shrubs and trees that you have. My degree is in horticulture.

[@margelittleboy]

There are 2 new videos - one on Sonne Farms & the other on Arms Family that might be helpful to you - both are about clearing the small trees & thick brush. Each are using a different attachment to a skid steer, both do a great job. Be worth checking if rental or hiring someone is available in your area. Makes quick work & provide ground feeding mulch, as it decomposes. Not sure how long you’re going to be in camper, would it possible/less expensive to get a 250 or 500 gal tank brought to the farm? Kevin at Hidden Heights did a video not to long ago on how to refill smaller tanks off the larger one (like for a small Coleman camper grill). Turtle soup is good! But their head comes out a lot further than you think! LOL God bless you both on your new adventure!

[@chrisryan5339]

The land looks great. Camper life is a learning curve. Big life changes good luck. Keep your eyes on the goal. Chris from England.

[@lindat.fromillinois2560]

Enjoying your channel. Always look forward to your next adventure

[@candyw9297]

The weather in Northern NY is the same way. I love the flowers and the trees that are blossoming on your property, you are so lucky! We have a vine that grows in the neighbors yard and up into our tree. Its a royal pain but if I cut it at the fence I can pull the vine out of the tree which helps a lot

[@sylviadarbe3389]

put a reminder on your phone for tasks to check all reading of your data board for levels of full or empty every 3 days. works for us and helps to check all hoses and connects at the same time.

[@melyndawirt]

Oh no! Glad you were able to find a place to get a new tank! We too can have all 4 seasons in one day too here in Minnesota!! 😁

[@sweetangelej]

The Iris's are beautiful and easy to grow! I used to have a yard full of them!! They multiply without having to replant them. they roots multiplies itself~~

[@debthill8285]

Here in Iowa, we can experience all the seasons in a matter of hours

[@kathywifall6844]

I am so glad that you sold your house. Do you have to store items? That is no fun, when it almost feels like you are living out of a suitcase, but having a beautiful camper is a blessing, even when OOPS you ran out of propane. Family and friends are great! God bless your vision and ongoing homesteading work.

[@kathywifall6844]

I don't think those are wild as someone planted them sometime in the past. You are so blessed to have flowering trees and flowers on a nice day to be there---YOUR HOMESTEAD TO BE! There is something about owning your own land and when GOD blesses us with his beautiful creations after a winter season, we can and should feel so awakened to HIS FOREVER CREATIONS!

[@L5Rick]

I've spent the past 22 winters in my park model RV. I've even had the pipes in the RV freeze a few times. If you have pex plumbing it probably won't burst but it's never fun to have frozen pipes. If you are going to be in the "camper" next winter you may want to get a couple of 100 lb tanks, or if you are out at your new place get a 100 gal or larger tank. Personally, I gave up on propane years ago because I don't like the thought of explosions, carbon monoxide poisoning, or propane leaks. I just heat with a couple of space heaters, (never on extension cords,) cook with the microwave, convection oven and induction cooktop.

[@rockymtnrobin]

Both look less stressed. The gas was a newbie mistake. Enjoy the camping lifestyle.🥰

[@debbieadams712]

Your land is looking beautiful ❤️ I can relate to your RV trials. I lived in my 5th wheel for 6 months after we sold our house. I was in it for half the winter. My water faucet froze that I was hooked up to. My water lines were fine. I actually got snowed in at the KOA. I will keep you in my prayers 🙏 thanks for the video and God bless 💞

[@josephflorio3556]

The property looks great everything is starting to green up

[@maryarcher8484]

If there really the big snapping turtles my dad used to make soup out of the meat. Have to remove she'll the meat is white. Will be frog legs, and fish. I would stock pound like that you guys are truly blessed.

[@BagladyNH]

I can't wait to get into the 70's. We are still at mostly 50's here in New Hampshire, but next week is looking promising. OMGOSH! No snow! Its suppose to be spring 😢 that duck might have a nest back there

[@laurieutter8760]

Definitely keep the pear 🍐 trees . There awesome .. the one that came up to different trees . Looks like the birch tree was there and that other tree planted a seedling next to it ... Just a bit don't show us or anyone where ur cams are 🤔😉 that for ur safety luvs .. 🤷‍♀️🦋 The grounds look amazing and keep ur Iris and the daffodils .. if u don't till right there they will for ever keep coming back every yr ... As for temps . It April 6 now and 12pm and already 89° here in Tucson Arizona 🦎🌵🌻 the lizards are all over LOL 🤣🤣🤣 The best way to adjust to the camper life .. don't stay inside "Get Out" as much as possible .. ☺️🤙🥰 Have a wonderful day and Blessed weekend . Love from Tucson Arizona 💗🦎🌵🌻🦉👩‍🌾🌵🦎💗

[@chelemichele1524]

She is enjoying her time at the camp grounds.. Have a good evening 🌱🌱🌱

[@kathiefilkins445]

My brother lives in a dome home, has a motor home they call LTD. Living the dream, just like ya'll are. God bless

[@lorettasmith2964]

Your iris and daffodil will keep coming back so you have time to relocate when you have a bed to divide and move them. Iris ryzomes are shallow. Daffodils bulbs can be very deep.

[@jeanettcanham9059]

Daffodil and narcissus both beautiful flowers. There's a lot more colour variety's in the narcissus but it's splitting hairs. You are doing great. Camper life will soon be a distant memory and you'll be living on your own piece of heaven without crippling debt. Keep aiming for the stars.