My firewood shed was an abomination. So I built a new one :D (Story 89)

[@elisabethbenders-hyde5286]

I have been watching other channels where people are renovating old buildings. Somehow they get their hands on all kinds of equipment to make the jobs easier, like clamps to hold wood down, electric saws, hole diggers, etc. It amazes me that you can do all you do with handsaws and flat shovels, although you do have some power tools. I'm now 75, but in my youth, I also had to do "man's jobs" using equipment I had on hand. I thought of it as doing it "a woman's way", a lot more thought and strategy was involved when you couldn't muscle something in place, like a 300 lb wood stove, without scratching the new floor (I rolled it on dowels). I love the way you think. Your channel shows the world how you can accomplish anything by adapting and working with your strengths.

[@suemcknight9051]

@elizabethbenders-h…. Wonderful comment- - and, I bet you may have had an interesting life. I so agree with your thoughts…especially the last one in your comments. 👌

[@jeronomosp]

It is so true that you do what you can with what you know and don't have a lot of power tools to do it which makes what you've achieved already all the more impressive. Having said that where are the sponsors out there who could give you some battery powered power tools to make your life easier!!? Come on hardware stores of Sweden!

[@emmyarnesen5649]

Your woodshed is a smart interlocking and therefore sturdy design. Well done! If you don't like the black numbers showing in the middle support post, why not paint the whole structure the same colour as the cabin? Then it becomes an integrated part of the little house and contrasts nicely with the firewood. Keep up the good work and show what us women can accomplish 😊

[@susanmcconnell6041]

AMEN, you sound like ME!! I'm in my 70s, and during my growing up years, we were very poor in income and 'stuff,' so learned to be very creative and ingenious. We learned to make use of EVERYTHING!! If we didnt grow it, or raise it, we didnt eat. I acquired a LOT of skills and creative ways!!

[@IOSALive]

Roaming Wild Rosie, your content is a gift to the world

[@GabrielleWeckering]

You do realize that watching you build has a therapeutic effect, at least it has on me. Thank you! :)))

[@joeb4142]

Rosie therapy ❤️

[@diamondperidot]

Me as well. My moment of zen is watching Rosie’s videos.

[@sandralujan1199]

Oh me too! The second i saw she posted a new video I prepared for the grounding sweet feeling of the great builder Rosie. ❤

[@katiescottagedreams]

I agree with all the above comments. Everybody has to wait for me to watch Rosie. It's absolutely my favorite thing to watch! Beautiful, talented, sweet Rosie. Keep them coming! Excellent job, my dear. Bravo! As always. 😊

[@sharynpinney2852]

Me, too. 😘

[@Remsgras]

This is my time of the day: Healthy snacks, good coffee, no one else around and your video. It gives me so much calmness and joy. Thank you so much.

[@CarJACK-d6c]

Good morning, you spectacularly beautiful, resourceful, wise, and oh so soulful young woman! I'm always so excited to see again whatever restoration project your about to magically craft with those two hands and your genius imagination while re-creating your fairytale homestead in the woods. I've watched you from day one on this endeavor, and thought oh wow, she's doing this on her own, in a foreign country, far from town and with no car? I've never been more impressed, and you should be so very proud of yourself Rosie!🌹

[@audrey5941]

I adore you for cutting your frame to save the tree roots.

[@barbarak1744]

My favorite Sunday is the Sunday I get to watch Rosie create. Much respect.

[@christine0nowell757]

This is the most gorgeous wood storage project. A very talented lady is what you are, as well as an inspiration to us all.

[@xcurly_beautyx5142]

I love the wind in the background, it’s a very relaxing sound

[@izzad777]

Youre a bad influence on my parents. They saw your videos, and then they bought a land 3hrs away from our home. Now they want to build/renovate a home. All thanks to you 😂

[@bridgwll]

Are you going to be involved?

[@wildrosie]

Hahahaha they're going to keep you busy!!! :D

[@livus3787]

I wisssh... 🙃

[@goldie.144]

I'm not questioning you at all, I just don't understand why you put the storage building so close to your house and guest house. Because then how do you paint or get to the siding?

[@re-inventedbymaria]

Great job 👏

[@wakatipuartipad]

What I particularly love is how you seem very secure and sure of yourself in how you have chosen to live. That’s empowering to watch 👏👌👏

[@kingfisher9553]

The gallate was beautiful. No problem with the oven over-cooking the crust, either. Your carpentry inspires me. I am a 70-year-old woman from a farm background, familiar with building and tools, and every birthday I buy myself a new power tool. So satisfying. In the next two months I am going to clear out a tiny little one-car garage (old and compact size car only) and make myself my dream woodworking shed.

[@dottiebaker6623]

Let's hear it for all of us women in our 70's still building things! I've done it all my life.

[@damogranheart5521]

You go for it, Sister! As soon as I'm healed from surgery, I will be doing small things, hopefully with big impact.

[@jonap5740]

That sounds like a great thing to do, to this older lady!

[@Hrafnasil]

I know the trees where supercute but I'm glad for your guest houses sake that you removed them. They would have made some serious damage on that wall section if you'd let them continue growing. Trees are best left a fair amount of meters away from foundations and Roofs :)

[@elisabethbenders-hyde5286]

My instant thought exactly. OH NO, those saplings are too close to the house!!!! Even the little birch at the corner will do damage to your roof in the coming years. Some judicious pruning is in order.

[@gregpendrey6711]

An otherwise charming cottage has a fir tree under its corner foundation which is 3 ft. In diameter. Now the house won't sell yet even with a 100K price reduction. 😮

[@MrTinothemib]

The biggest problem for houses and trees, and sometimes certain types of shrubs too, are a few centimeters to 1-2 meters away from the house. Over a long period of time, their entire root network causes the entire foundation of houses to crack and allow houses to sink downwards, over years or all at once! This is because they simply draw in water and groundwater and can grow 10+ meters away from the trunk. If they come across a spot with plenty of sufficient, steady groundwater, for example... the roots then orient themselves there! And if a tree or even several trees are too close to a house, facade or foundation, moisture and water are drawn in and stored by the roots around the foundation and can ultimately cause major damage to the house without you seeing it straight away or suspecting it if you don't know! This is because a single grass seed or dandelion seed under a concrete road can destroy concrete several centimeters thick, i.e. cause cracks from a single plant or seed in the ground, and 15-20cm of concrete above it can break!

[@jaybee8547]

I very much admire your continuing diligence - when I would get bored & impatient, then cheat & bodge.

[@ashleymcgee3536]

Another Sunday, another Matcha Latte, and Roaming Wild Rosie. I did a living room rewatch recovering from a stay in hospital. Thanks for keeping me company!

[@joeb4142]

I hope you’re feeling much better now. Such a relief to get out of the sterile hospital and back in your comfy home. 😊

[@ashleymcgee3536]

@@joeb4142 thank you, yes! Finally able to sleep through the night again and I can eat whenever I want!

[@JaroslavP]

Hello Rosie! Thank you for letting me look over your shoulder as you build, repair, bake, and enjoy the fruit of your labours. It is a privilege to spend this time with you.

[@carolineslater1731]

Work of art Rosie. The shed roof be perfect for growing plants in the sun, ripening tomatoes etc. Well done. 👌😊

[@amaisenkoenigin7997]

I love the Wind noises! So relaxing🤍

[@wildrosie]

Me too! It's just really difficult to edit the talking bits so you can actually hear what I say... :/

[@elinbirgis]

@@wildrosiemaybe get a 🎤?

[@Stefan_Kawalec]

You have transformed this place form a half-ruin into one of the coziest houses I've ever seen. Additionally you upped your carpentry game beyond any imagination.

[@stodgepodge]

The quality of these videos just keep getting better, some beautiful shots in this

[@QuesttoFIRE]

2:07 the sound of the wind in the trees is literally one of my favorite sounds EVER. Don’t you dare “fix” it!😂 That’s the sound of nature there… it’s really lovely. 😌

[@TheAtanyrate]

My grandmother used to make plum jam. It was such a treat when we visited her. ❤ If I owned property, I think having fruit trees would be the pinnacle of said ownership!

[@Esther_In_SoCal]

Kaiserschmarrn is an Austrian dish that's sort of scrambled pancake served with plum compote. Sooooo good

[@juliestrother167]

Queen of your own castle 🥰. Well done Rosie, very nice job 👏🏼 😍 xx

[@denisemeredith2436]

Rosie, the fruit you call small plums are called damsons and they make lovely jam. Great progress on your cottage.

[@jonap5740]

I think I have heard of Damson wine. Would that be a thing that is made? And if they are dried, do they become prunes?

[@akiartistry]

Plum segment: Me: wow. I didn’t think there would be that many. Rosie: I didn’t realize there would be this many.

[@akiartistry]

Love the moodiness of the weather, the colors of the landscape and the tones in this video. 🍁 🌫️

[@joeb4142]

Yes it has a wonderful cinematic quality. 😊

[@patbrougham9929]

I have enjoyed watching you develop your skills and your own style of carpentry. Careful and thoughtful. It's a pleasure to watch. Keep up the good work!

[@sallyjackson1873]

I feel my blood pressure slowly come down as I watch your calming videos. Thank you for sharing yourself with us. You’re wonderful!

[@havvashenol6777]

lovely so enjoy a sunday morning with Rosie

[@tinalopez1522]

Hi Rosie, ur tanned skin looks great! I wanted to let u know even contractors & carpenters don't build built ins,or cut the wood to fit in to each other like urs do! Go Girl, love ur simple life & ur industriosness! Tina usa

[@mazeofmind3181]

Perfect Sunday morning :)

[@annettekilpela4723]

Always so sad when your video ends! Now I have to wait 2 weeks again but it never disappoints! Worth the wait.

[@joeb4142]

I feel the same way! I find myself pausing frequently to research something she’s done in the video or to read and post in the comments. It makes the video last much longer. 😊 And because this makes for a somewhat disjointed viewing experience I rewatch the video. Comments and views help Rosie with the infamous KZbin algorithm so this is my way of helping her in a small way to say, “Thank you!”

[@cherylbruggemann9127]

Good morning my friend. I so Love watching your video's. You inspire me. You are so talented. Self sufficient. And full of "Girl Power!!!!" Awesome job! Love it!

[@SusanBuckingham-ut2ez]

Good job Rosie! Perhaps you could put a covering over the ends to keep rain/snow from blowing in. You could even attach a long tarp under the roof edge that would cover the front. When loading or retrieving firewood, just flip the tarp up over the roof for easy access. It's going to be nice seeing your firewood neatly stacked up and that random pile neatly arranged, even though many trips across the yard! Do you have some canning jars you could preserve those plums? A pie this winter would be so tasty, and apples also. This past 2 weeks just flew by, so happy to see you today! Thanks for sharing your days with us, see you soon, hugs!

[@thor-leiflundberg9809]

I would say, by experience, that the most important is to cover the wood from above. Still keep the air flowing. No tarp needed. When everything is frozen it doesn’t matter that it comes some snow on the wood. Wood needs airflow. I think it’s done completely correct. I’ve used firewood in Sweden for at least 50 years. Good work!

[@homemoviesandotherstuff3419]

I'm so impressed that not only can you figure out what to do with all these projects, but that you can do it by yourself without help. Pretty amazing!

[@heatherannear976]

I am always excited to get notifications when you have a new video, you are such an inspiration Rosie and it's great to watch your home evolve. Thank you for including us on your creative journey. You are amazing ❤👋

[@maxejnar9934]

the tiny piece of tar-paper/ roofing tar in between the wood and the foundation blocks was just perfect. Lovely detail!!!

[@susanmcewan5759]

The master of understatement. It’s not just a bit better Rosie, it’s bloody brilliant. Well done, another successful project done ❤

[@norryvamp]

Gonna be so satisfying when you pick out wood from such a handsome pile in the new shed!

[@Lachesisms]

Up at 3am with heartburn and now I get to watch a wonderful Rosie film, my favorite enneagram 5 :)

[@jetfromholland4533]

I feel you!

[@minervabird1967]

That is a handsome shed. Your building skills are improving by leaps and bounds. I’m looking forward to seeing your awesome deck, so you can sit on it and eat apple and plum galette and admire your handiwork.

[@carolbulmer8253]

Hi, Rosie. The wood storage that you built looks great. It will hold lots of firewood. I always love watching you build pretty much anything❤️

[@lorettamccaffrey4358]

I hope you don't mind suggestions or ideas. It might be a good idea to screen off under the house so rats or mice don't live under there. It has to be a small grid to keep small rodents out and in the ground somewhat. If you want to be safe. Also, if you scatter lrange peel around, they will stay away. I love all your builds.🤗 You are so brave to take this on. Good job!

You are getting more and more proficient in building complex and cute things!

[@vidyapremkumar5478]

So many of us are in boring tedious jobs and want to escape it all and live the life you live. Love your content.

[@DerekFletcher1]

excellent caftsmanship and great music on your "adding the roof" montage. Doing wonderfully Rosie.

[@Toni-rp3hs]

Hi Rosie from Australia 🇦🇺 Another great project girl well done you are a inspiration to us all 😀

[@katherinelittrell9689]

You're videos are never long enough!😍 The wood shelter is beautiful and I was thinking too that if it were screened in, I'd sleep there.😊 You are so lucky to have fresh fruit. The plums looked mouthwatering!

[@pamsmith7369]

Rosie, those plums are like cute little blue bird’s eggs sitting in the grass! And the apple/plum galette looked scrumptious! I wanted to reach through the screen for a slice! What a treat! Free apples and plums! The new firewood storage is brilliant!

[@Mimulus2717]

Rosie, I love watching your handiwork progress. You are so capable and hardworking! I would love to hear you talk more about how living in your finished rooms has been. Was it great having a working wood stove and heat? How do you like how your kitchen and library function? Any future improvements or changes you are considering, etc. you are such a natural in front of the camera talking ..I would love more. But honestly, you could paint a wall and I would watch you, watch the paint dry. 😊

[@joeb4142]

I’ve been thinking about her indoor projects ever since she transitioned to outdoor ones in the spring. I figure that’s something to look forward to, like unwrapping a 🎁

I'm totally not even upset that you've stolen my dream, Rosie. I love you no less.😝 I can feel a little pressure starting to mount now that cooler and cold seasons are approaching. Run now to get those outdoor projects up to snuff. Before you know it you'll be chin-deep in the icky poopy white stuff. Apple, plum = yum yum!!! Great video again, Rosie. Thank you, dear one. Stay gold.

[@user-kev-k5v]

It’s not often we see one of your videos, but when I do get to see one of your latest projects, I really appreciate seeing every technique you use, and your never scared of doing everything yourself, so I love to watch you , and when you make these special pastries with apples and plums 👍❤

[@IOSALive]

Roaming Wild Rosie, Your videos always make me happy, so I subscribed!

[@penny4urthorts]

A testament to how good your videos are is I never want them to end. I have apple trees and a plum, I must try making that galette it looked delicious.

[@judithburke1539]

I agree with you! It certainly made me hungry 😢😊😊😊

[@kimbeeau]

Rosie, you are a breath of fresh air. You are so inspiring. ❤️🍀

[@pjk1714]

Any storage is great storage. You created options for yourself. Sadly people come and go. Hopefully you continue to engage and your paths remain engaged. Enjoy your week and thanks for sharing 🦋

[@dihayter1899]

Thats so cool! And another room for the prank Airbnb listing 😂. The roof might reflect a bit of extra light into the guest cabin. Summer looks so good! I can feel your energy to keep pushing on with your projects 💚💚💚

[@pman2916]

Happy Fathers day to your Dad from Australia🇦🇺 Definitely a stable build Rosie, well done😊

[@lomalinke5042]

I cannot get enough of this building process. It's so beautiful with its intricate details and thorough planning. I'm so inspired by this (even though the only thing I'll be building is a window seat ...). Rosie's the best!

[@hmdvandermolen]

Yaaaaay Rosie is here! Goedemorgen en heb een prachtige dag 💚

[@joannebrumme9829]

I have been watching your videos. I think you are a remarkable young woman. You have a lot of patience and preserverence. I wish more young people would be inspired by you!

[@almathees3839]

Roaming Wild Rosie!🎈 You are an incredible creator of your home!🙌🏻 Wood storage is perfect! Time to bake an apple/ plum galette is golden!🫶🏻

[@Yoseph-ph7hh]

Good morning Rosie!

[@unpredictable913]

Ouch! I see cold weather is coming, good bye greenish landscape. Thanks for sharing!

[@dottiebaker6623]

This was one of the most enjoyable videos you've ever done. Partly because I'm contemplating making a small, lean-to type greenhouse off the side of my house, and this footage makes me realize I could probably do most of it myself. But also because the cinematography is so well done and the music perfectly captures the process and the satisfaction of doing it. Thank you, Rosie, for doing all the extra work it takes to share it with us.

[@joeb4142]

I was thinking that in addition to planning the design and how to construct the shed, step by step, she also has to plan camera/tripod placements. And then there’s the editing. Rosie’s version of 3D chess. 😊

[@dottiebaker6623]

@@joeb4142 Exactly! So impressive.

[@GK49245]

Lovely masterful construction. Your bakery skill is mouthwatering. Thanks for sharing

[@katinkaridde-coffey6493]

Good Sunday morning 😀. That is a really nice wood shed! A couple of small practical pointers: Flashing( think it is called that) up against the wall so you will not have water running in between roof and wall of the guesthouse. The asfalt roofingmaterial should be folded over the edges of the roof.

[@hcarlt]

exactly what i was thinking, such a nice build tho!

[@wildrosie]

Thanks! I didn't attach the shed to the guest house so that any rain can just freely run down the walls. Flashing seemed a bit overkill since the shed is completely open to the elements on all sides anyways :D

[@alisabundrick4707]

Good thinking Rosie! ​@wildrosie

[@melindataljaard2753]

Hi Rosie. Thanks for the update. Love the nature there. Lots of apples and prunes around. Could you bottle it or do something with it for the winter months? It's great to see you're so handy with your hands, building, and making your place into something beautiful. See you next time. Greetings from South-Africa. 👋🏻

[@amandajoross9432]

Fantastic video - loved every minute - thankyou so much for sharing - Love from Northern NSW Australia - Spring has started today here - Look forward to your next story -Bless you Rosie

[@owlmiki]

Such a cozy little home for the firewood. They'll be so happy, they won't even mind being burned to death to provide you heat. 🙂

[@susanmary4752]

Your photography is so stunning, along with the beautiful music to accompany. This project was fantastic. Looks so amazing! Seeing you gingerly get o top of the roof cracked me up. If anyone could build something to support their weight it is you girl!!!!! Thanks for the video this Sunday 💜

[@JBonniwell100]

Very hard working young Woman, may God bless your hands

[@karenbenning2166]

I love how u r always so precise with all your building projects. Even a wood storage shed! Great job as usual.

[@joeb4142]

Except, maybe, the old wood storage shed lol. I imagine that’s been bothering her ever since she built it and she will rejoice the day of deconstruction! 😊💃🏼🔨

[@konetashelton4130]

Hello Rosie,....you are such a calming inspiration to me and I'm certain to all who watch and love your videos. From the State of Ohio, in the Country where kaos is still never-ending....pray for us...America.

[@joeb4142]

🙏🇺🇸🗽💙⚖️🌊✨

[@kimallard225]

Hi Rosie. I have 2 plum trees. This time of year as the plums are getting very close to harvesting. I put a netting attached to the treetrunk and the other end around and tied to the branches. Then it gets windy. As it so frequently is here in the UK as I'm sure you remember, it makes it quick & easy to gather. I love plum wine. It is so fantastic at howmuch you take on. Sometimes you sound like your not sure if something will work or not. Then it comes out absolutely fantastic. Keep up the good work and your amazing and addictive you tube channel . Regards Kim x

[@caryinfante8013]

Beside the fact that this is my favorite channel, and that I could watch you for hours building things, i also love the instrumental background music that you always play. Very relaxing. Thank you fir the awesome, high quality job and channel you provide. God bless. ❤🙏

[@marlenejones6266]

I cried watchin your first video. It just made me feel so much emotion.

[@e.m.3815]

Your moss covert little appletree with it's cute red apples is looking so romantic beautiful...🥰... the perfekt Secret Garden feature.

[@catrionachin9657]

What a beautiful video. Thanks Rosie

[@shannakirby3073]

We love watching your beautiful property morph from week to week! You are a true artist!

[@nellieolguin-davis1519]

WOW THAT WOOD SHED WAS TOTALLY AMAZING NICE JOB YOUNG LADY ,YOU ARE ONE HECK OF A CARPENTER PRETTY SOON YOU WON'T HAVE TO MOVE YOU CAN JUST BUILD A BUNCH OF LITTLE CABINS AND RENT THEM OUT FOR THE SUMMER AND TAKE PEOPLE OUT ON HIKES !!!GOD BLESS YOU MISS ROSIE !!!❤❤❤😊

[@vickiebasu1080]

Hikes, bike tours and building with Rosie😊 Thanks for another wonderful vlog. The Sundays that you post are the best.

[@joeb4142]

I’M SORRY YOUR CAPS LOCK IS BROKEN!! IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU’RE YELLING! For someone who enjoys being alone as much as Rosie perhaps renting out cabins isn’t the best idea. She also loves her peace and quiet and a cabin business would involve the hassle of advertising, booking, accounting, payment, taxes, repairs etc.

[@nellieolguin-davis1519]

My LORD it was just a suggestion it wasn't written in blood besides are you the spokesperson for her channel please forgive me Rosie !!!❤️

[@citygirlingraham]

@@nellieolguin-davis1519ok, let’s be nice here please….

[@juliannebecker9705]

Thanks again Rosie, great design and build. I really enjoyed your music 🎶, the acoustic guitar, it's a nice change. I have noticed you don't use a wheelbarrow. Maybe one of your sponsor's could supply a large sturdy wheelbarrow to you. I live similarly, and would be lost without mine. I'm eager to see your deck progress next week. Enjoy those lovely sunny days there. 🐇

[@JTTW1455]

It was nice to see what you got up to this time. Another couple of great ideas and good outcomes. I’m talking about the galette of course!

[@1088RIL]

Such a serene video with lovely colors of foliage ! My mouth was salivating at the pie. Also, I love your shed, really well done. Bye until next time!

[@zizlog_sound]

great built. I would consider folding the roofing cardboard around the lower end of the roof and the sides for future projects or adding some for this new build as well. It will protect the timber from the elements.

[@SJC49]

Thank you, Rosie for the charming, relaxing and creative videos you create. They are a joy to watch!😍🇨🇦

[@eleephant9726]

Hi Rosie - just a tip for your next project using cement posts. Attaching stong-ties or connectors to the concrete and nailing your wooden posts to it will give the structure more integrity. I think you added these to your deck? Can't wait to see the finished storage and deck!

[@yvonnebirch6026]

Hi Rosie.!’.you did it again. You built it. Well done as always. Much love.❤❤

[@theswede303]

👋🏻 You are excelling in every departement. Way to go Rosie. 💚

[@kareneDallas]

I love the sound of the wind through the trees at your house. It reminds me of the lake in the Northern Wisconsin woods where my Grandparents had cottages. Because of all the trees in the surrounding forest, the wind was like music.

[@storiesfromhinterland]

The homegrown fruits are just a lovely addition to the house ..and you can also preserve it. The pie is just yum. 😋😋 And the shed looks amazing.

[@ritawood2772]

A great bounty from your garden. So many possibilities for their usage. Also so satisfying to have good wood storage!

[@luemun]

I don’t know how you manage to look and dress so cute when you do your projects. I’m renovating our barns right now and I’m a hot mess 😅

[@wildrosie]

Haha I can guarantee you I'm covered in saw dust and my clothes are all smelly and sticky :D

[@luemun]

@@wildrosie that’s strangely comforting to hear 😁

[@joycejames7374]

It be nice to try canning an persevering your fruit from trees. Plum jelly ,apple butter, apple dumpling. Love watching you building new things such a exciting time. Good work on all you do.

[@katybuilds]

Beautiful joinery and lovely light reflecting on the saw and roofing with the leaves shadows... 😊

[@Kim-J312]

Yey 🎉 Sunday Funday with our Rosie 😊❤. The wood shed is a great idea ! Youre going to need wood 🪵 for your woodburner to keep warm in the winter. Remember the shed must keep the wood dry

[@debrandw246]

Your Gillet is beautiful. You are such an amazing cook, builder. Everything you do is amazing. You are so very talented. I so love your channel.

[@MsMegil]

I love seeing - and hearing - the weather. So happy when I see you’ve posted another episode.

[@majesea]

Love the wind and leaf rustling sound❤

[@christinewayne3696]

What a great effort. I admire your tenacity Rosie. Thank you for sharing.