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[@dwrivers47]

This man continues to impress me, and never ceases to amaze me with his intelligence and work ethic. Love the gardening content.

[@fred-san]

in forest, in cold climate if you're not what you have to do, you cant, otherwise with few its better short you acclimate (with harmony so morality etc) or....

[@bgarcia4291]

Can’t wait to see the chickens and chicken coop getting started.

[@davidbeach6947]

And the workshop Being a gardener I love this but I also love watching you build buildings too

[@marcosa.catena6414]

Inspired by this guy I built a chicken coop from scratch I wish I could share the pictures some how.. a few more weeks and I will have fresh eggs

[@catherinemclaughlin6949]

Don't make many comments have watch all your video you have done an awesome job love both of your channels you are very inspiring I was brought up in a farm you have a beautiful family and I love cilia ye are giving people so much information about everything love you channel greetings from ireland

[@robertweng4788]

@@marcosa.catena6414 good for you! Many happy breakfasts! 😂

[@happypheetphotographyBYWILEY]

Watching your garden grow from raw forest to fresh food for your family is a joy for me. Everything you do is interesting, useful, sharing knowledge and thoughts and is greatly appreciated. You are definitely on the right track. Thank you for sharing so much with us. Kind Regards, Randy in Arizona, USA

[@billmandaue2168]

If you haven't already, I would suggest that you invest now in canning and dehydration supplies. By late summer, it will be almost impossible to buy things like quart and pint jars, lids, rings, pressure cookers, canning pots, racks, canning jar lifters, etc, etc, etc due to the fact that there will be so many trying to buy these products. The difference between preparedness and panic is timing. Buy early and be prepared for whatever may come your way.

[@ross5961]

@@jeep1070 You are right on the money with his post being a good lesson to those who read, however, I don't think he meant doomsday prepping at all.. you see the thing is with a garden so large its almost impossible that one family will eat all the food the garden produces so some of it will need to be preserved and jarred to make the most of it and avoid it going to waste. So Bill is right, buying all the supplies mentioned in his comment is definitely an investment that needs to be made rather early than late. Nothing doomsday prep about it, hope this comment doesn't tick you off, I just thought it would add some value to clarify, Have a nice day everyone! Stay safe!

[@svetlanikolova7673]

Bill, you dont need pressure cookers. You need jars a big pot and a fire. Think economical.

[@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly]

Thank you for this, Shawn. You went over all the gardening basics, very well. This will help a lot of people. Here in the city, I have been sharing how to regrow food scraps since we have apt. dwellers, low income and homeless. With a rinsed out disposable container, a bit of non-toxic soil, a rooted cabbage core, people needing food quickly have almost instant gratification. The core will start sprouting leaves, which are edible right away. Celery, lettuce cores, any onions, scallion bulbs will produce new tops right away. Beet, carrot, radish leaves are edible. Let them bolt for seed. All seed from fruit plant them-every fruit tree or vine of mine came from a seed. There are YT vids on this. Get growing everybody! Sprouted potatoes? No Problem. Put in 5" of soil in a potting soil bag. when tops sprout and grow keep adding soil, leave six to eight inches of plant above the soil. Potatoes will grow roots (w potatoes) out of their stems. When almost full, you may start to see bulges in the bag. You can put a hole in the plastic and take potatoes out. No need to wait for the plant to die off. Do not eat green ones, if any. Homegrown potatoes are the best you will ever have.

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

I've watched how the forest around your garden has greened up fast with new leaves in all the trees pretty quickly- it is really beautiful and lush looking behind you in these videos

[@darthdebby]

This is so enjoyable to watch and learn from. I’m looking forward to seeing the garden develop over the next few years.

[@jewels7832]

I know I am here to watch your homestead grow in all the stages of it! It's amazing to see how much you have done in these past few years. Can't wait to see more!

[@retiredyeti5555]

Today I moved compost that I made in a small rotating unit on the patio over winter, into the large rotating unit behind the garage. Took the half composted material from the stationary bin and put it into the large unit also. Dug out my wheelbarrow sifted finished compost from the bin into the barrow, then wheeled it to the front yard and filled in low spots. Thought about it for several days, then watched this episode late last night. That got me off my duff and moving this morning! I always am living life on a budget, on a shoestring. Most of my compost materials, except for fruit and veggie scraps/peels, comes from summer plants that others throw to the curb in the autumn, and I salvage and recycle! Love watching you, have been doing so since you started the cabin 3 years ago. Inspires me to do what I can - I am limited at 76, but I still try to improve my little gardens. As always, Stay Safe!

[@JLOFlix]

Thank you, Shawn! I am truly grateful for these videos that you produce! I hope to continue learning what I need to learn to be more and more self sufficient from this channel!! You knowledge is priceless!

[@prestongilbert4199]

I admire what you are doing Shawn. I am a long time watcher You are so right about major events impacting us and forcing us to alter the way we live to ensure our own security. However each of us has different events that impact those decisions. For me the first two most significant events were the gas shortages of 1974 and 1978. At that time I was living in Northern Maine near New Brunswick Canada, miles from anywhere and was 100 % dependent on my cars and gasoline to live and work. Thankfully we heated with wood. The third crisis for me was a major heart issue that required very serious open heart surgery, a week in the hospital and 5 months recovery. Those three events defined my path for security and well being. I vowed never to be dependent on gasoline again and never be more than 30 minutes from a major medical center with first level cardiac care. Forty years later I now live in a rural village where I buy 75% my food from local farmers in a county that has almost as many cows as people, you (and others on KZbin) have inspired me to grow my own veggies in an extensive container garden in my small backyard, I have one car that I drive 4000 miles a year (sometimes less) and I am 30 minutes from a first rate heart care center. Oh and the one other crisis that I never figured out a solution to was the coffee shortage of 1975. NOW THAT WAS A CRISIS . LOL

[@stevemiddleton4189]

Grew up wit my grand mother. In the Summer when my parents worked we had a 1acre garden that had kept her and the family self sufficient. She learned from the great depression.

[@CC-xk6cp]

Hi again SHAWN Can hardly believe it's been that long since the beginning of your channel! Time has gone so quickly but so much packed into it with all that you've accomplished. I really think all the diversity in your vids really comes together for your goal of self reliance but makes your vids so interesting and enjoyable to watch. It's been wonderful to go along with you all this time and plz know you are an amazing example of overcoming hard times and starting over with a vision of transforming your life in a better one for you and your family. Thx for sharing all always. It's been a blessing...

[@sallyfrenette9643]

I am loving the gardens! Thank you for sharing all of the growth of your homestead. I found your channel in, I believe, August of the first year you started and I never get tired of watching all of the progress and it's always inspiring. ☺️

[@butwereallsombdyspecial]

You've really created a beautiful exsistance in 3 years- ♥️

[@carolmorehouse7348]

The peace in you communicates through your videos, it's a breath of fresh air in this world of upheaval. Thank you.

[@tonandmarc]

clearing for crops gives me great respect for our ancestors.

[@MSnow-1967]

I am enjoying your developing garden! Having attempted gardening in 5 completely different areas and climates in the last 40 years with varying degrees of success, I really admire the magnitude of what you are doing mainly utilizing the natural resources. Best of luck from Arizona!

[@oldschoolboyscout]

What I appreciate is that you don't do the same thing over and over again. Thanks for sharing.

[@deborahplyler6528]

I like all the self reliance , from building the cabin, building your outdoor and cooking area outdoors, love the out doors and Gardening. I built two raise garden beds last year and one this spring. I have most of it planted. also I planted a couple pear trees and a peach tree. I enjoy your channel. Your Garden area is looking so beautiful.

[@chrisharvey440]

Yet another great video. Your approach to self-reliance is awesome and inspiring! In 2007, I tried an experiment to see how many lbs of tomatoes I could grow in self watering containers I designed and made from Home Depot buckets, and the wrinkle was I was using my driveway only as the garden. The idea was to test whether people who aren't blessed with land that they could grow a substantial quantity of food in a small footprint. Your videos inspire me to get back to those roots. Thank you!

[@Keachybean]

“Need to have a wide variety of skills.” Well you got that covered!

[@majcorbin]

i appreciate all your efforts shawn i prefer to watch & listen to your mature reasoned logic than the mainstream media spewing their biased lies in hyped panic platitudes on the daily crisis they focus on.

[@Kathy_Is_Blessed]

Major Rick Corbin- Yes...Voice of Reason!! Thank you 🙏

[@earthangel8730]

What lies?

[@МихаилРодной-п8б]

Bigger the lie is, more often it needs to be repeted. Almost everything mass media tells you everyday - is a lie.

[@bigriver3278]

Shawn, both your channels are excellent beyond belief....your content should be curriculum! I'm about a year older than you, married w/two young boys and simplifying my life in MT, at a rate that's nowhere close to the competence level that you display....progress not perfection! I've been following your self reliance since the onset....at the time I had decided to quit my career of 22 yrs due to frustration within the corporation and complete, utter lack of fulfillment other than a paycheck/benefits! I started my own lawn care business, am much more fulfilled and happy. Thanks a million!

[@davidmeisel1931]

Love what your doing and continue to do. Excellent. I to have always wanted to do something similar since i was 15, went to colorado to visit dad's oldest sister, and family. They lived in the mountains at about 8500 ft. I was hooked. However life changed plans when i met my wife to be, and had a beautiful daughter. Put up a small ranch home and lived, loved gardening and learning all i could, could hunt on my small acreage, mushrooms in the fall, canning..etc. etc. In 2002 i was hit by a woman on my Harley, typical left turn into me at a stop. Why tell this, i now am trying to get to maine. Living in southern new england now, been looking at land for over a year. Physical health issues are making this more than what my old self would be doing, doubting my abilities, being blind in one eye and many other health issues, my heart still lives in the woods.

[@izildamacielmosqueira9135]

Hello Shawn James, your vegetable garden is very beautiful, congratulations, Shawn! You are really a visionary man and all of us can see that. You're conectade with the nature, and she loves you for that! A kiss for Cali. Stay well and happy. God bless you and your family. 🇧🇷

[@virginiareid5336]

You have done so much to create a productive garden. I will be waiting on the house garden and greenhouse build. Thank you for sharing

[@jannibal9273]

Gardening always interests me. I'm not attempting to grow my own food, but when I moved to this small retirement home I inherited quite a few garden beds that require quite a bit of care in order not to get overgrown and overrun with volunteer weeds and plants blowing in or coming in with the birds' poop. It's just amazing what springs up year to year. I have perennials and biannuals that reseed where they may and standards such as day lilies, irises, lamb's ears, columbine, hydrangea, bleeding heart, some wild violets, wild strawberries that I should never have allowed to take root), black-eyed Susans, daisies, and plants I don't remember the names of. Quite a conglomeration. My urban front and backyards in a quiet residential area are quite a bit different from your wild and rugged homestead, but the urge to plant and grow and appreciate the beauty of Mother Nature is a commonality that nearly all humans share, even if they never stick their hands into dirt or pull a weed.

[@beckypincalifornia1985]

J Annibal Bless you for your work and sharing your amazing words and thoughts. Best wishes. Thank you.

[@kensearle4892]

I like the new direction! While I liked watching hand-made log home building and the other stuff too, I also love all kinds of gardening! Great work!

[@margaretcarter517]

Raw forest to garden in a month is miraculous (well a lot of hard work actually). I do admire you Shawn and feel privileged to be able to share your journey. Thanks and keep on trucking. Love margaret

[@shirleymack8651]

I love your videos from gardening to building to cooking and everything in between. Its so interesting to see the transformation from the forest to the garden. Keep on sharing. And i love Callie

[@medtech1a]

Great looking gardening. I enjoy all the things you do, I do miss you fly fishing though.

[@jodyreay733]

Very nice! - “Welcome to the Garden”. I love it! You have done a great job preparing and that is the hardest part! Next year will be a piece of cake! Haaa yeah right! I really enjoy the channel! Take care Shawn 😀

[@cherrymccall4806]

My late husband planted our garden every year and I did all the preparing and canning of it. Nothing like being able to pick the fresh veggies each day .

[@RexySmith]

@Pink Salt most garden vegetables are annual like squashes/lettuces/other leafy greens/ so they will flower,go to seeds then die. So you will replant these every year. Especially in northern climate. Example Some people in tropical climate could have peppers growing for a few years but than production drops so you would need to replace the plants as they mature. Perrenial like Fruit trees/bushes or some vegetables like Asparagus will growback each year for years and will take a few years to many years to become productive(depending on plants and zones if you plant a banana tree in canada it will die 😅) hope this was helpful

[@RexySmith]

@Pink Salt No problem , Im just a few years into gardening but it's an amazing fulfilling thing to learn how to grow food ☺️🤗

[@TaigaTurf]

Your homestead is becoming complete.. good work

[@trishaharrison6183]

Thank you immensely. Learning so much from you and the best part I get to see Cali also. 🥰

[@mikedeclerck1421]

I usually don't comment on this channel like I do on your other channel, but I watch every episode and thoroughly enjoy all of the content. The sharing of your journey is totally unselfish and very much appreciated by my wife and I. Give Cali a BIG SMOOCH from Mike & Ronnie. God Bless

[@kekoamaunakea4473]

Much love from California Koa Shawn James 🤙🏽🌈🌲🌲🏔Thanks for the journey...

[@JordanKav]

Love both of your channels. I have been following for a few years now! You and Joe Robinette have inspired me to start my own channel!

[@bryanburnside9783]

I love your new garden mode of life. And your typical full bore functional approach is great to see. The results are already being seen. Good job! I think you'd like the results from a rotating composter and the bio char will go right in.

[@bgarcia4291]

Good morning Shawn! Keep pumping out videos. Loving them.

[@cholcombe973]

Great video! I’ve also planted sea buckthorn and my only thought about your plan is to plant them in an area that gets a lot of sunlight. I tried planting a few on the edge and they died. They demand a lot of light because they’re pioneers. Exciting times ahead for your garden!

[@davidmesser8619]

Love it. This is actually my favorite part of homesteading. The old pioneers did exactly what you have done, and in the order of which you have done it. They get their shelter livable. They hunted because they needed the meat, and they couldn't plant for the first couple of years because the wildlife would eat everything. Then they gardened and cleared their first fields. Even then the wildlife would get a third of what they planted. Solution? Blast the rascals and eat them! Bwuhaha! Well, take care Shawn and stay healthy. Vaughn

[@maryblaylock6545]

I agree with the Bwuhaha. I had a friend ask me how I could kill Bambis and I told her, 'BAMBI. BLAM! DINNER! BWUHAHA! That and I'm a gardener! I planted it. I watered it. I harvest it. Not Bambi!

[@davidmesser8619]

@@maryblaylock6545 🦌💥🥩🤠👍Vaughn

[@micheljean3715]

You are doing great. I am always learning watching your videos. It is amazing what you have done so far with your garden.

[@michaelcaraway2305]

I've noticed a lot of natural pest control measures you are employing such as the use of marigolds planted throughout and applaud your efforts to not use chemical pest control.

[@dennisdavis8649]

A very good video with a lot of good information. I am not the kind of person that gets on here and writes a very large article about why he is here but I do listen to everything you say or watch everything you do And sometimes learn from it. Sometimes I don't write anything I just give you a thumbs up and go on.

[@hardlyworkin3603]

You are THE survival expert. I an constantly amazed at your level of expertise. Really wish we could see your wife on camera and hear her point of view on the lifestyle you are living.

[@pedroponce4436]

Hello. My name is Pedro Ponce. And I have seen everyone of your shows. From the first time you move into the beautiful god’s land you’re in, and decided we’re to build your cabin and up to know with your garden😁 So a bit about my self, I live in Chicago and employee for BNSF Railway, but I’m originally from El Paso TX. Merry with 5 beautiful children oldest 26 and youngest 8, oh and 3 dogs😀 Mia and duke malti-poos and a German Shepard, Max. Keep up the good work your place is looking very relaxing and very fabulous every time you build something new. Ps: last Christmas I told my wife to had a sit with and enjoy your beautiful Christmas show you made with your family.👍 keep up the good work, Good admire Ponce Fam.

[@neilcalliou896]

The garden is starting to look awesome!

[@daleswier8429]

Great informative video, Shawn. Thanks again for another one. I really resonated with your classification of the garden as part of the infrastructure of your homestead. I’ve long believed that if one is raising as much of their own food as is feasible, or possible, for themselves on their own land, then it is no longer a garden in the sense of an enjoyable hobby with a few rewards. It then and thereby must be approached as infrastructure just like the cabin, the driveway, the shop, or barn, or a garage. It’s has become a necessity for daily food consumption with long term goals and benefits. Great job, keep up the good work, and enjoy your journey. :-) Best regards to you and your family.

[@offgridwanabe]

That rain was a good soaker I think my Brussels sprouts grew an inch over night lol

[@westend3019]

When I remodeled the house and yard, I would shop in the garden aisles of big-box stores and pick up shrubs, trees, etc on sale. I hilled up the plants in an area that remained undisturbed for two years. The plants all made it through two Northern Winters and were ready to go when I needed to plant.

[@maryblaylock6545]

Excellent! My dad did that when we got close to 1,000 trees and shrubs. Bare roots plants from Willow River. Dad would make the hole, I'd drop in 2 or 3 smelt and put the tree or shrub in. Dad would cover the roots. We ended up with our own little shady haven in the burbs. Blessings on you and your family and friends.

[@sacredstonecards9051]

What's "hilled up" mean?

[@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly]

Sharing education is the best thing there is and I think will become more important as things change in our world homeschool/vaccinate for example, so it is the education, survival, self sufficiency very important at this time. Thank you.

[@welderman1221]

Everytime I watch another youtuber doing similar things, I always think, Thats what Shawn is doing !!! I have learned an incredible Amount of things from watching both your channels. One channel I watch, I kept thinking, thats how shawn is doing that. Turns out he is a big fan of yours as well!! Emulation is the sincerest form of flattery !! Keep up the great work.

[@tommystewart9182]

I hope you and your wife are doing well good luck with your garden what you doing looks really good so far have a good day

[@Angie-dx4dd]

In the sad times we are in , you are in the safest place.. blessings 🙏

[@Mooshkie50able]

"Life is like a survival game and if your good at the game? You will survive to play another day."

[@dlspiritdancer9548]

@mtman2 isnt it great that we have heaven to look forward to. Thats why Christians arent or shouldnt be afraid of this virus. No person wants to die but when its our time, we have another spiritual dimensional life to look forward to. Thank God!

[@abelloachacoso1904]

A very nice place, lots of vegetables to be planted, abundant foods ahead♥♥♥

[@janetnewbill291]

Yes I enjoying I'm doing same thing learning how to garden!! Yeah fishing is self reliance that may all u have later!! That and wild game!!

[@jeanetteschulthe1andOnly]

I am thinking that if you aren't already, get a garden journal so that you can track what type of conditions are where (test results) and what plants worked in what areas.

[@scottsbluff7]

Cali looks like she is on a mission in the garden:). i have been watching your videos on youtube since you built your cabin. Listening and watching your life is one way I detach myself from this crazy world right now. I am retired and staying home. i love being outdoors and doing yard projects. i live by a creek and lots of trees. It’s my little part of the world these days. Your videos lift my spirits to be satisfied with what I have and can do. I grew up on a farm in NE. the farm girl in me is now older and it’s always a spirit lifter to see someone in the world living off the land. Blessings to you and your family.

[@kennethtaitague8899]

I enjoy watching your videos thank you hopefully to see more

[@auntiepam5649]

I have enjoyed watching your previous videos and am enjoying your new direction. We are all making changes in our lives right now, it helps to show different ways.

[@adamheazlett1179]

HAVE another weekend with the boyz on your longhouse

[@jacksbest7369]

I can speak only for myself. I'm entirely happy with everything you're doing on this channel. I look forward to every single episode. I am a life member of your fan club.

[@robrovina8223]

I really appreciate your honest and frank discussion

[@svetlanikolova7673]

To me, freedom now means no bills and no frequent trips to the store. I invest time in getting my land super healthy and productive so that I can keep chickens goats and rabbits without an outside food source. Freedom to me also means to be the boss of my time spent Greetings from the Bulgarian mountains I love your chenal

[@anthonytheglazerdisandro8408]

So so inspiring Sir , thank you for taking the time to do this for all of us

[@edisonmorais]

I liked the rain footage at the end, beautiful.

[@dannypalmer8990]

Well said true self reliance in all phases

[@scottodonahoe9505]

Plant more Marigolds by the cabin and garden . They repel bugs an Skeeters ! Stomp the seed heads into the ground after totally dry and the will come in even thicker !

[@kathleenlairscey5934]

All the fish scraps you have are super great for fertilizing , I sure you know this, and people who eat their own home grown verges live a lot longer.

[@rodneygordner865]

Glad to see you are able to grow Elderberry at you location. An extremely wonderful medicinal shrub. My tincture use protects me from colds and flu going on 5 years now.

[@susanpremo8068]

I don't think you have any reason to justify what you're doing, not exactly TV that maybe, but everything you do is part of your chosen lifestyle. I put in way to ok much in my tiny yard, and it has a tendency to be crowded, but I like almost everything I've put in, some volunteers came in uninvited. What are ya gonna do? Your garden and knowledge are both great things to have. Best wishes.

[@chiccabay]

I am really enjoying watching the garden develope.just as much as all the other projects you have been doing over the years.

[@teresashipe3339]

I love your videos and thank you so much for sharing them with us...I find them very interesting and informative...thanks again, so very much for sharing them with us 🐝

[@lesliesadler8524]

I am carefully listening. May God bless your harvest.

[@kevinharding2099]

Believe it or not, I have watched every video you have posted. I just wanted to thank you for you thoughtful presentations.

[@huaweipesiartrip2778]

Honestly it very productive time past on Shawn, with time goes on.all project U did ,while world struggling with pandemic,volatile at some region uncertainty political tension as can follow on news...U are a few people who succeeded one's according with nature when major people face it as challenge never been exist at least 100 years current past.👍👍👏

[@dianebreton6945]

You are a great example to follow thank you

[@teresadaigle6991]

Question! Will you can or dehydrate your garden harvests, and where will you store these?

[@TinyHouseLife]

sooo good!! looking awesome Shawn !!

[@heavymetalpermaculture]

Seaberry is great, if you drop the 'buck' part that'll help avoid confusion.

[@jeanadamsick9854]

Good day, Shawn. I always look to see your videos. Thanks, for your time, you put into them for us!!!

[@patriciabeyer7824]

Hi. It takes many talents to do this just like a farmer. 👏👍 Cali seems to think she is a perimeter guard dog. 💞🦴 Thanks for sharing.

[@lukewarm2075]

Its a great change im loving it keep it up shawn.

[@ws775]

This is interesting to watch. Your videos still are enjoyable whatever the content is. After all you can only build so many cabins and then you have to get on with living in the homestead.

[@christinerakela1306]

You are amazing!! I love both channels!

[@thomasdaturtle8216]

Thank you very much for all the tips. i really enjoy your videos. Binghamton, New York.

[@geraldgallant1333]

love ur show, always interesting, cant wait to see the garden in full bloom!! keep up the great work James!! and thank u for explaining what ur doing, great tips for my own gardening.

[@kleinbli]

Interesting... You take the way of the humanity through the centuries...

[@juliussigurorsson3509]

Good luck to you. Now is time to think about storage. How do you preserve lettuce, carrots or potatoes for 6 months? There is a way. Think about it!

[@marciocampos7245]

hello I'm from Brazil, send me a hello there, I always watch your videos, and this part of the plantation is very good, keeping something sustainable like this is very good, a hug there, I will always be watching.

[@bonnieelliott5656]

I'm really enjoying your journey. Learning so much, to use what I can now, and in the future!

[@bevtrue6937]

A departure, sure but a man's gotta eat!! Fascinating but a heck of a lot of work.

[@sharoletyoung294]

So Cali is so busy in the background...love that dog. I'm in Senior Care and no longer garden. I love watching you build your paradise. Thank you for sharing with the rest of us.

[@4philipp]

Get some potted herbs. Then you can plug a few leaves of basil or parsley and place them on top of your lunch or dinner plate. As long as you are not on a feeding tube, you can be a gardener !

[@dlspiritdancer9548]

@@4philipp good idea

[@andreaskeller6996]

Hi Shawn, please do not use plastic fencing in the forrest, it may last a couple of decades but after that it will be a disaster to get rid of all that messy bits and pieces. Have a good one. Cheers, Andi

[@douggibson9084]

Great information video 👍 Shawn. What your other viewers are saying about the chicken coop this area will be a excellent food production in the future 😁.

[@pernillahellberg-granberg3516]

Have you tried to make compost tee with comfrey and nettles? It makes wonder in the garden and the rest of the plants can be used in the compost or veggie beds as nutrients

[@ricknsw71]

Nice stuff shawn just keep doing what you are doing. Love both channels been a fan for a long time now. Stay safe be well from Australia 🇦🇺🇦🇺1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣👍👍