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[@ascaye]

Looks like something that will fill up after a good rain.

[@TheFineLine920]

🤔 Same thoughts ... 🤫 🤭

[@apat5440]

Yeah he made a beautiful well

[@VitorJKhan]

You are right. More over collapsed. Very dangerous structure.

[@gardengatesopen]

And the spiders...

[@huckstirred7112]

If you call it a cistern , it won't even get wet

[@elsandypants84]

I always find it easier to use domesticated rocks vs wild rocks. They just know how to act around people better.

[@ianmcginley4095]

With some TLC and patients, wild rocks can be great with people. Don't take them for granite!

[@puckerup5222]

Feral rocks are superior.

[@DanielBelzil]

Domesticated rocks make better pets

[@puckerup5222]

@@DanielBelzil false

[@prestonkorey6799]

I have lived with these wild rocks in their own environment, and their just very misunderstood, education is the answer,. I'm doing a documentary on wild rocks should be rolling out soon it's called "Living with the Rolling Stonez".!

[@kawasakiwhiptwo5821]

He started with a team, but about half way through, he was on his own.

[@Stoffmonster467]

As usual...

[@SG-uh6sw]

Those wild rocks showed their mean sides and ran them off

[@Peoplespilates]

One half team member tried to hang on for a bit but disappeared

[@ProductCreationFormula]

Wow, I subscribed because of all the hard work you put into making that. With all the hard work you deserve way more subs.

[@michaelwan4268]

me too , in my life never see such crazy job video LOL

[@carolynklenk8467]

WOW I'm amazed at how he drug these rocks into place!! What a Mason!! Excellent work!!

[@mary-annnstednielsen5300]

Amasing. Love the Way he reuse the stones. Very hard worker and a beatiful result!

[@beththomas2222]

I bet they were like "Damnit, we should've dug over there". Those rocks, phew. Good job!

[@ingerhaugland6763]

That is absolutely amazing. Friggin well done, mate!

[@emeraldfox7175]

Agreed luv!

[@terrymccurdy7592]

Most extreme work out video I've seen.

[@knelson3484]

Great opportunities for everyone! I mastered Indian Cuisine, learned how to bake bread and how to read Tarot. Still working on foreign languages. You can either embrace what life gives you or be a big baby about it. Love your neighbor. ❤

[@jorgeGonzalez-sk1zy]

Cool build. A plastic underlayment would of been cool.

[@jjqchomes8443]

Hmm looks like a perfect place for rain water to drain into.

[@notthereyethomestead8413]

I hope the roof actually has more to it than those boards, or it will be a swimming hole. Are you going to build custom shelves? It would be nice to see the final product. Blessings!

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Here you go! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@pieluvr7362]

I've never seen anyone work so fast didn't even see any wings great job

[@STARFIRESOLAR]

Hell of a job man! You're an inspiration.

[@soniaruiz4633]

No cortar el árbol. Aprovechar los que se han caído en medida de lo posible. Es la práctica ancestral con respeto para la naturaleza. Saludos.

[@unitedstatesmarine5087]

That was an inspiring video! That kind of work is so satisfying. Thank you for sharing!

[@ummhaamza1]

And all that with such basic tools...impressive and beautiful. What vision! I had to watch it all the way thru and still i don't know how he spliced those rocks lol. But seriously beautiful talent. Bravo💥💥💥

[@ascotty9796]

feather and wedge sets. I have a few myself. old rock splitting tech

[@annhowell8648]

Lovely field stones

[@Cubjeep1]

Nice job! I know for a fact that’s a lot work, lol. I take it your soil must drain real well that you won’t have water settle in the cellar? Definitely subscribing!

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Mostly rocks and mountain sand, very clean drainage!

[@michaelhamilton7111]

Personally I think the rocks are quite civilized. Great video and greetings from Costa Rica 😎 stay safe 👍

[@robertshrewsbury2891]

Impressive work and a cold cellar is very useful.

[@Kirsch-Mamsell]

Wenn schon ein Einzelner sowas hinbekommt, dann bezweifle ich nicht mehr, daß unsere Vorfahren megalitische Bauten errichten konnten.

[@wfpbwfpb]

Probably the most dangerous thing I’ve ever seen. I’m an engineer and I see code violations in every room of that house. 🤣

[@TheFineLine920]

It's ok... we all won't be here much longer anyway! 💃💃💃

[@jamesgraham2467]

ohh man just watching this in fast motion was very tiring, don't know who you did this on your own. my back would have blown within the first 20 min of this project you are now considered the rock.

[@kimnielsenthewordyvikingett159]

Maybe I just don't get it, is it finished? Doesn't it have to stay dry? I mean fantastic work it's awesome but Doesn't it have to be covered so the rain won't fall in? Again awesome it should last a really long time!

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Here is part2! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@rstranghoner]

How did you keep it from turning into a swimming pool?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Please watch PART2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM Also, the bottom sand floor has nice drainage.

[@dallasm.4794]

As I hear this man is a navy seal. Green beret. And major Trump supporter! God bless you man

[@theoneandonlyowl3764]

Nice work and great condensed vid. The one thing I am wondering about, after watching those in US doing similar things and the amount of food many store, is the small size. Maybe it's just camera distortion. Root cellars are rarely bothered with in my country, so, I'm no expert. Regardless, lovely work and good luck on the next project.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

We are currently building a storehouse above the root cellar, because the 100% humidity inside the root cellar doesn't match some kinds of foods. I believe the total size of this project can afford to support a family. Stay tuned for [Part 2]!

[@theoneandonlyowl3764]

@@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355 Ah, ok. Humidity it tough to deal with, sounds good that you know what you're doing. I will follow. Kind regards.

[@muhammadzammaan2247]

An example of what humans are capable of.

[@oogemsquagger91]

So cool! What happens when it rains though? Is there any good way to keep water out or to drain?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

PART2! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@debbiebobadilla4441]

Hey incase you noticed you are on an ancient river bed. Pan the dirt for gold under those bigg bad bolders.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Thanks, we will try!

[@MrTunalic]

I noticed the same thing! Large rounded boulders, smoothed by years of water action! Look for bedrock underneath those large round boulders. That’s where your gold will be!

[@wernerempire]

Root cellars are cool!!

[@bakincakes9010]

Highly recommend a small solar fan for CO2 build up as well as putting a piece of 6 inch PVC with holes drilled in it 1/8" about 6" to a foot below the dirt floor (install at lowest point of the the floor if not level). Then get a small submersible pump to put in to use as needed. As it will flood without a place to drain. Also Gravel is a great for cellar floors, creek gravel is free.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Sounds very nice. Thanks! I like 'free gravel'.

[@satoshiltd5589]

Super cool video!

[@scottmotley2530]

I appreciate the hard work and the ingenuity. but that root seller couldnt hold much and organized. Let alone keep water out?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Here's the latter half! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@alennnnn]

How can "ONE" man do this alone? This is really unbelievable. Finally found a living super hero lol

[@annhowell8648]

Great looking field stones

[@rickershomesteadahobbyfarm3291]

That was awesome but I’d be scared of snakes bedding up in those rocks.

[@melissasperotto]

Extraordinário! Incrivel

[@jaset362]

It is a nice idea .It is also dangerous pile of rocks that can collapse any moment unless they used concret to stabilize the walls.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

no need

[@timothybarr6109]

scary. my dad died in a cave in

[@johncope4977]

Wow, hardworking dude!

[@baylonaj]

I would have given up after the shovel hit the first rock

[@rhonnachurch6929]

Havent you ever watched those people build an entire house by digging into the ground? One person by themselves without any tools in one day. Because it sure as hell looked like you did alot of extra work man. And then theres an art to rock stacking that makes better walls. I think you should watch some more off grid building videos man....cuz it looks like your working enormously hard for that which you made! It looks like a perfect place to run into snakes and spiders though.

[@miguelcastaneda7236]

see you will only survive in your small world...we had 18inch thick adobe walls and dirt floors i remember at nite watching lizards chase a scorpion then get chased back..also we used to catch rattle snakes to eat..rather tasty i might say

[@rhonnachurch6929]

@@miguelcastaneda7236 im glad you like to eat rattle snakes and watch the scorpions roam...better you than me. I actually live in the desert where both of those live and they can stay outside.

[@michaelwan4268]

I know it might not be appropriate, but I just can't help laughing when see so many stones....

[@michaelball7440]

I guess if given the choice between dying from Covid-19 or being crushed by a ton of rocks stacked precariously (in a way that is uncertain or dependent on chance) up the sides of a dirt hole in the ground behind my house I'd probably pick the hole full of rocks. Just don't make me build the damn thing.

[@1965ask]

😂

[@unforkyours3lf730]

What method did you use for moving the rocks?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

I used chain block, lever hoist & muscle.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

If you can translate, this page describes how to handle rocks very well. jflc.or.jp/media/niwa_navi/20170327_1338_35_0355.pdf

[@HolyPineCone]

Nice field stones

[@mmeda6977]

I wonder if there is any gold in that dirt.

[@RoughRide]

Wild Rocks....🤣🤣🤣 cause you know them tame ones are no good for that!

[@mlw8998]

Very well done. That was a massive amount of work. Have you thought of making a living roof over it?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

PART2, please kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@kathimcadams2654]

So much work!

[@blainedoan8467]

Were they hard to catch.and did you have to net them or trap them?

[@meoff7602]

Weren't you watching? He lassoed them.

[@withwingsaseagleeyes]

I'm here for the rocks

[@TrailWright]

Dang, that's wild. Thanks for sharing...

[@whip205inthebam3]

You can be assured that precautionary measures and safety to prevent others from spreading this stuff around isn't a priority because if it were, you would not see untold thousands of people attending games on Thursday, and Friday for Jr. High and High School football and on Saturday you have the bigger College games going on. As Apostle Paul said "For the love of money is the root of all evil"

[@Peoplespilates]

If you do this for fun, what do you do for work? Unbelievable what you did! You have superb building skills.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

I own a cafe, also running for local election promising better future for kids! azumino-children.jp/

[@01JH]

What temperature range do you get?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

We haven't finished the upper half of the storehouse yet, but we already got in the root cellar; +1C [outside temp: -10C] +6C [outside temp: +15C] 👍️

[@Stoffmonster467]

@@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355 great for apples and potatoes

[@thomastierce5935]

He's a persistent little badger isn't he

[@lottysteinheimer3320]

For me it might be the stone well Collaps because they didn't used with Cement. Later on with different kind of insect and some small animals get inside,

[@beccagee5905]

It's called dry stone setting. There are miles long walls of dry set stone that are still standing after at least 100 years. Of course it requires some knowledge of stone, and how to place them perfectly to lock them into place. Root cellars have been used in the USA for well over 300 years. I'm sure they figured out ways to keep insect and small animal damage down to a minimum. At the least enough to have food last them until the spring.

[@marionthomas8981]

How much time did it take you to build this ? I mean "just" this underground part, without the shed presented in Part 2 video.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

6 months💦

[@1someoneelse]

I can hear the water at the end of the video filling the pool. Seems like a waste of energy. I'd like to see the inside at the end of winter and early spring!

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Water = BGM

[@1someoneelse]

@@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355 what is "BGM" ?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

@@1someoneelse some ambient music from youtube music library. I forgot the name..

[@Call2WakeUp]

Looks great!...How long did it take

[@johnhortons6811]

Respect. Good job bring me back when I was just a little guy. On the rezz

[@jalenjose3905]

You are a brave man.he the rock I abandoned the project

[@Anderbender]

Why pull out all those rocks only to put them all back in the already small hole. What a waste of time and energy!

[@valentinmoreno1692]

Un gran esfuerzo 👌

[@farmerrobert5978]

how is the roof water proof?

[@bwatchnu1]

Sooo here where I live, we haven't skipped a beat. & It's hard to find good help who knows how to run a shovel. Hmu if you looking for a job..

[@ИванН-г2м]

А надо всего то сделать прививку Спутник V👍

[@yolandakuieekuiee7260]

Diesel power! Awesome work.

[@ellisallred9304]

Wow! What a project! How did you finish the roof? Did you put any waterproofing on top?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Part2! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@mikeanderson2730]

Hat off for the a accomplishment, horrible amount of work has been put in to this. But i dont see the purpose, is it a viking tomb?

[@thomfont8594]

I can not beleive so many stones .. and - ithas a bit of a professional approach to upcoming difficulties

[@Heidelager]

what is preventing it from becoming a swimming pool in the rain?

[@joseortiz5965]

Wow, that was awesome.

[@petarbubalo231]

Awesome video, but you picked the worst spot on this planet. 👏

[@itsOnlyMe2012]

A heroic undertaking....well done! By the way, what is that catchy 80's sounding music playing in the background?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

"Everything You Wanted" from youtube music library👍

[@RamonaRayTodosSantosBCS]

WOW those are some big ass rocks! Find any skeletons? Jajajaja jajajaja jajajaja

[@erikfischer8687]

Sure picked a prime spot to dig

[@jamesmusbach1182]

What do you do when it.. Fills up with water

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

The bottom floor is mountain sand, so the drainage is perfect. Also I built a storehouse on this cellar. Please watch part2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hneTh6V_gtxjjrM

[@ptudor63]

Nice place for copperheads and rattlesnakes

[@timmossjr.5633]

You find any good gold ?! Lol Those are some good size rocks there

[@rhys5567]

This rocks

[@0623kaboom]

more like they got stoned

[@ElleKay4Life]

Very cool but not a root cellar. Need earth on top to keep it an even temperature. Also rain will go right in and flood your food.

[@Orlandoneroski7681]

i will not get down there for any reason. it gonna collapse anytime bury me alive

[@TheFineLine920]

Skills! Job well done!

[@Someone-hs5yb]

Can't believe how you Americans can use that short shovel without hurting your back 🤔 here in Italy we have only long shovel which are used standing

[@Someone-hs5yb]

Great video by the way

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Japanese...

[@ronniedeciantis1978]

this guy can kick any army ass all by himself

[@tomjung1067]

Great work. ❤️ from germania

[@talltanndn]

Wow....looks like you should do a test pan for gold....you never know

[@shermdog6969]

Well you had a few small rocks to move.😁

[@Getvictd744]

Time on your hands? Dig a hole!

[@Avendora]

I put this onto a few social media sites for you. Hope it helps.

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Thanks!

[@znate6730]

Sorry but I just want to know why you burn the side of the tree?

[@veryhardworkerakachashitsu4355]

Burning & oil [forgot this time] prevent rotting!

[@pattyharris5148]

Amazing Job. I would need A Back Hoe and maybe a Portable Sawmill. I bet you got nicely Buffed from All that weightlifting.

[@person7123]

Nice~☺

[@polaanzian506]

Para que es eso, para refugiarse?

[@johnoceanyang5522]

That’s a very hard work but why it’s doesn’t look worthy the hard work 😓

[@gilly9666]

How long did it take to round up them wild rocks 🤷‍♂️