The SECRET PROJECT Revealed

[@kmeyer52172]

Love it. Should think about incorporating a portion of the rock wall into the pasture. Goats would love climbing on it and it might help reduce the need for frequent hoof trimming.

[@brendasas8440]

That is exactly what I was thinking. 👍

[@tealkerberus748]

Or a few big individual rocks, so they don't have to be stacked to make a nice castle to climb on.

[@kmeyer52172]

The idea of doing a pile is that goats naturally like to climb and if you have a mound of them, they will spend a lot of time on them and all that activity on the rocks will help wear down their hooves. Will still need trims but for sure less often

[@tealkerberus748]

kmeyer52172 goats will climb on anything that gives them a bit of elevation - a pile of rocks or a single large rock, or a tree stump or a heap of dirt or a picnic table or a car parked in their space. My car still has the scratches on bonnet and roof to prove that last one! But a single big rock, or the smaller ones concreted together to form one rock, is safer than a loose pile, because there's no risk of something slipping under a goat's hoof and causing them to trip. I had a goat with a broken leg once, we saved her but the vet bill was more than her replacement value by about four times. It's not something you want to have to deal with.

[@kmeyer52172]

@@tealkerberus748 Understood. Of course stacking solidly is the key. If you've seen his wall those stones are big and won't budge easily. A good stack and they should be solid. They can slip on any thing. Just jumping off those spools could possibly lead to a fracture if they land wrong. Stepping in a hole can do it, rough play. Having a large pile will allow more goats and be of interest to them. I mention the stones because of how it will help the hooves. Dirt pile won't do that. Solidifying the rock pile with concrete or back filling gaps with dirt certainly has merits if shifting rocks or slipping into a crevice is a concern.

[@gillianmiller8301]

When I die, I want to come back as a goat that lives at Lumnah Acres and would like to be called Little Miss Gilly, or Silly Gilly 💖 Absolutely love the secret, and so do the goats 🐐

[@shazakaacutehugsenglish6215]

Me too, they have a great life.

[@elizabethchetwood1916]

Me three!!

[@rrobertomondo5173]

Me too!

[@davidvasquez3564]

That's nice until your milked.

[@gillianmiller8301]

David Vasquez 😂😂😂😂

[@mustangs19685868]

love the new pasture and seeing the goats checking out the new landscape...did ya notice the tails wagging??? Happy Goats.!! thanks for sharing.

[@crowgirl1326]

The goats love their new pasture. If in doubt watch Hope's tail...non stop wiggling. Good job Gina and Al.

[@MissMellyVee]

Ohhh the pasture is fabulous, the goats will love it. Delighted to see my darling 🌸🍀❤️Hope🌸🍀🌸with her little wiggly tail.. the babies growing but so adorbs! The goats will surely be happy campers with a lovely pasture to roam in’ love it. 🤗😊

[@smithlinda8901]

I think Hope should have a story book ! till she ll have her babies and she will be the best mommy and her baby love her to the fullest

[@MissMellyVee]

@@smithlinda8901 Thats a fabulous idea, it could contain her journey, her antics, her wiggly tail and all her cuteness. I just want to cuddle her, she is precious 🐐

[@erikarichardson]

Awesome surprise! I love seeing the goats on pasture, and I’m so glad y’all waited until you could install a good fence. I love having these special videos on Wednesdays. ❤️

[@richardjones5255]

A very good sign of progress with the new pasture for the goats. I had a smile about the way that they were slow to understand that it was now their plot. Then it was great to see you all enjoying the new freedom. I wonder what effect it will have on the goats with a greater access to a range of food stuffs. I hope they are not the greatest jumpers and climbers, I have seen some that would climb and eat everything. The place is really progressing well and you must all be pleased with the progress you are making to reach you planning goals. Well done to you all.

[@CapnBrindolyn]

Love it all. The goats most certainly love it. Thank you for the aerial views of the property & explaining your plan. It's quite evident y'all have given much thought & planning for how you want your homestead to function, not for the here-and-now, but for years to come. It's easy to get caught up in the excitement of plans & want to do it all RIGHT NOW! Your homestead is a perfect example of the goodness that comes from taking your time, doing quality work & enjoying the fruits of your labors. Thanks for sharing your journey AND your time with us. Learning so much I never knew I wanted to know!

[@dona4him942]

Holy cow I'm blown away!! 😍😍😍😍 I remember I've asked about a playground for the goats. All this space is way far above and beyond what I've ever expected. I love it. Once they figure out the freedom they'll have, they may never look back *and* they'll love you *forever* !!!!!!!

[@ohjoannabanana]

I’m glad the goats got their spools to play on again. I was wondering where they were. It is so fun to watch the progress on your farm. I like it 😀👍

[@JacobsOompa]

Oh man......what a great surprise!! Such a huge addition to the benefits of the entire family on the Homestead, including the animals. WOW......so beautifully done and thought out.....Al, Gina and Olivia, wonderful job. The Goats are loving it already. A GREAT HOMESTEAD is when the entire inhabitants are "HAPPY" and basically have a feel for the whole of the property. I am very impressed with the Scratching tower.....fantastic use of it, and YES the Goats will figure it all out. Now you have tons of room Al to set up here and there areas like the SPOOLS.....and different other things here and there....like the wooden portable bridge in the Original goat yard....that the Goats can use to play on. The babies all need those kinds of things to climb all over and frolic with each other.....good exercise for them and very entertaining to watch. I am looking FORWARD to this NEW ADVENTURE to grow and grow in so many ways that benefit all of you on the Homestead. GREAT JOB HomeSteaders!! LOVE IT!! Ken Orlando, Fl.

[@debrabosch3362]

What about the boys? They need pasture too! Love the farm Lumnah family!

[@taze27]

Great job on the fence Al! Looks like your goats are appreciating all your hard work. Thanks for sharing!

[@donnab8010]

Awwww. Gina and Al what a delightful surprise. I had tears of joy watching the goats roaming the pasture. It was precious watching them be hesitant to go beyond ther knowledge of their space. Wow is all I can say - Wow.

[@marilyngodfrey868]

I love how a drone can show so much more than we humans can see standing on our own two feet! Your property is beautiful, just beautiful. Blessings to your family.

[@mariatrujillo8085]

I live in the city and I'm not a country girl with farms and all but I love watching your KZbin channel every morning...I love how you talk to your animals and how you care for them!! Little Hope 😍😍☺️☺️ is my favorite with her little wagging tail!! Toooo cute!! 😍😍😍

[@jazfarm5726]

I’ve done the same. I have one suggestion because goats love to rub and they will stretch the fencing. Run a hot wire about 15 inches up all the way around. It will keep them from doing that.

[@donna7881]

Beautiful... Thank you for the special treat. I can hear it in your voice, the excitement.

[@kathyfernaays8309]

Oh the goats are going to be so happy with all that pasture land they will now be able to roam and play and nibble on. Makes me so happy for them. Your fence looks wonderful! Your homestead keeps steadily growing. You should be very pleased with your vision and all your hard work!

[@shadymaplefarm4012]

Way to go! Not everyone has the vision or sees the potential of raw land. You clearly have that gift. It looks amazing and it makes your heart swell to see the goats having fun in their new pasture. Looking forward to seeing what the future holds (but maybe take some time to just enjoy all the hard work).

[@brendalawrence6732]

The person who said they heard fence pounding was right. The fenced pasture looks great, the goats look like they are loving their new playground as well. They have a lot of room to roam now. The air views are amazing and I loved seeing everything from up high. You guys to have a lot of rocks in your soil. I thought Gettysburg had a lot of rocks, and they do, but you guys have a lot as well! Dreams come true with hard work, saving and patience. You guys do all three, and you are on your way to making all your dreams come true on the homestead. Exciting times on the homestead!

[@vmorganbogart]

I like it! The new pasture is awesome. The goats will love it when they get used to it. Yes, they need some new playground equipment. They will be so happy in there. Maybe divide in half w/temporary fencing to let one side rest, while they graze in the other. New playground equipment could have removable wheels to make it easy to move from one pasture to the other. Y’all have done so much this summer. The farm is looking fabulous. Your dreams are becoming a reality. I agree, planning is essential for anything. Glad you’ve taken your time & not rushed it. It’s all coming to fruition. Keep up the great work & videos. Thanks for taking us along on your journey. Always love your quotes & bits of wisdom at the end. Love & Hugs from Vicki in Ft. Worth, Texas 🇺🇸🇨🇱👍

[@The-River]

Very cool! You should put some protection around any trees that are inside the pasture--I think I saw one big one and a few smaller ones. The goats will start eating the bark which will kill the trees. Here the goats killed about 50 trees (pine, maple, birch) within around 1.5 years.

[@dimidomo7946]

Thoughtful, caring and compassionate husbandry and stewards of the land. These terms describe to me your modern day homesteading family. All the best health and yield to Lumnah Acres. Stay Blessed.

[@abba2me]

Awesome surprise, for the viewers and the goats! Love it! I know the feeling y’all are experiencing now that you are accomplishing so many projects. We went through the same process 13 years ago on our farm. First building the house, then building the barn, fencing, bringing the animals home. Walk in faith and watch God fulfill your dreams. ❤️

[@terminalvelocity6398]

Great progress, Al! Have you thought about using some of those plentiful rocks to fill in low spots along the fence line? Seems you have plenty -- and they're cheap, too. Are you planning to raise cattle in the future? If so, then the next section of fencing may need to accommodate more than goats. Food for thought, anyway...

[@ginacota9724]

Now I understand why all of that pounding was in the background the last few weeks. And I wondered why you never commented on it. The fencing looks beautiful!

[@kiwimacscottish6759]

Good morning! . The goats will love their new pasture to roam in. Gina since you love your rocks and the tractor, it's time to build the goats a rock pile. 🙂 Thanks for the bonus video. Have a great day. 🇨🇦 Btw, when is the Olivia's donkey coming to the homestead? 😉

[@diannasills217]

What a nice surprise on Wednesday morning. I usually wake up on Wednesdays and first thing I think is what day is it. Oh no, there's no video from Lumnah Acres on Wednesdays but this morning it is nice to be able to see you guys. I love the pasture and I know those goats will live a very happy life there. Everything looks so good. You all have stayed very busy over the summer. I look forward to following your journey. Take care

[@JeremiahsLot]

It's AWESOME the way you treat your animals! You always greet them and say thank you! Congratulations on getting so much done towards your farm goals this warm season. Love your thoughts & quotes they mean a lot! You are all such a good example for others. Thanks!

[@davidmoran1422]

Congratulations. The goats have such a good life. Your homestead is really growing.

[@stephenriley9084]

Al, Gina, Really well done with the fence. Speaking as an expert farmer of three chickens I can say that you will notice a change in the mood of the herd now they are out. We have a secure back garden, but we kept the hens in their run for six weeks before letting them out so that they would fix on their roost. My chores are easier in the coop and they are gardening to happy hen sounds. I'm sure you'll get the same effect. The pasture will stimulate the goats. I've learned a lot from your animal husbandry and have a poultry fence to guide operations. We've decided to put the coop in the poly tunnel for winter on deep litter and make a small outside run with the fence. Our Winters are cold and wet. I'm now relaxed about how I care for the Laydees as I have watched you working and follow your example. So far everybody happy! Thanks, Regards Stephen.

[@elizabethprior4968]

Fantastic- lovely to see the goats out. A few more trees saplings to go on the outer side of the fence would be nice- something productive like more maples, apples, pears, walnuts etc would be nice and provide produce once well established. How are the trees doing that Morgan Gold from Gold Shaw farm gave you?

[@ralphtucker4024]

You guys are inspiring us to continue growth on our homestead. Your homestead is growing in leaps and bounds. It looks so beautiful. Continue success. We will keep watching.

[@VashTown]

One less acre for the Lumnahs, One more for the goats. They're encroaching one hoof at a time. Careful, one day you won't find Little P in the goat feeder, you'll find her in the human feeder lol On a more serious note, I was really happy and surprised not only that there was a video today, but it was about the goats being open to a new world! And talk about killing two birds with one stone, this fence should act as peace of mind against predator scares, RIP CWC. This really is an awesome step for you guys!

[@mountainviews5025]

So awesome awesome awesome guy's and look back on comments I think from yesterday I commented that you put up a fence it really is awesome now I have been wondering about when y'all would do something with the new pasture area so awesome I can't say that enough great job thumbs up my friends WOW

[@santhoshsivan7286]

Ahhhhh.... Loving it... To watch Hope, willow, buttercup, blossom, littleman, littlepea, Magnolia... On pasture... Sooo satisfying to watch your progress guyzz.....Lumnah acres.

[@janetmattison3410]

Boy this summer has really been a busy one for y'all,but you have accomplished so much. I know that is such a good feeling. Those goats little tails a wagging let's you know how much they love the new space. Blessings have definitely come to y'all. Keep up the hard work. Enjoy your vlog,it's a blessing to me just to be able to watch,it and remember my younger years.

[@jeanettedickey6748]

I am soooo glad this is hope's home. I watched the video of her being born and the first week or so. She found her home. She will have babies and live to be a granny. Thanks for sharing this. It means a lot.

[@sblaine3529]

Thank you Al, for your wise words. Patience. Planning. Perseverance. You have helped me while recuperating from a back injury, to maintain a positive outlook. Thank you and your lovely family. PS. I love Figaro as well as all the other animals that grace your lives..

[@wgoconnor33]

The fence looks great as usual well thought out and built.

[@remydanielgeorges]

The pasture is fabulous. Très très belle prairie. Les chèvres y vont vivre vraiment heureuses. Magnifique.

[@deeanderson7358]

I am late in seeing this video but what a joy it was. I love your goats, I love to watch them walking to go eat or running but to see this and how it all came to be was a joy and now I have a better understanding on the lay out. The joy that you all had was the best. To watch and listen to you all truly made my heart happy. This has been a great video you have done such a beautiful job on your homestead. Your hard work and all the time it took is paying off. God bless

[@ljcl1859]

This is so exciting. It was wonderful to watch them out on pasture. I agree they do seem more like a herd. I also loved seeing the entire homestead from above. It's really coming together. All your hard work and planning is paying off. Congratulations on so many new accomplishments.

[@70acres]

Now I know what all that banging was during the wood shed build! The goats will love it! Blessings to all.

[@audreyabdo7719]

Dear Lumnah Family, this is so wonderful. The Goats don’t know what to do with themselves. 2019 is one of the best creative years for Lumnah Acres, a family of homesteaders who love their livestock. God bless you! 🙏🤟👍🐐

[@woollybully]

Regarding the gaps under your fence, I usually bury a 4x4 or a fence post half deep horizontally to take up the gap. If it reaches the verticle posts I Lag them together, if not I drill holes and pound 1/2" rebar 3 ft down into the earth... Also, because my goats love to lay into the mesh and push against the fabric pulling out the staples at the posts, I wrap some scrap wire like a twist tie around the fabric and post. p.s. Love what you've done this season!! Keep up the good work!

[@Nancy-gl3zo]

I just love the drone shots. What beautiful property. Your animals are really loved.

[@mikem4347]

Neat, getting fenced in

[@BiterAvid]

What a wonderful secret surprise. The goats looked so happy and I could feel their sense of wonder. Nicely done Lumnah Acres.

[@sandrat5971]

Al, t hank you for taking us along on this adventure. You are so conversational it feels like we are just hanging out. I understand that the videos and all of social media are a tremendous amount of work but they do finally provide you both the opportunity to concentrate on your homestead while. Great job.

[@melindalewingellis1923]

OH MY GOSH❤️❤️❤️The farm is fabulous. Everything is “tight”. You guys have such vision for the homestead. The goats are well taken care of. You guys I’m so proud for ya’ll.

[@gayleowens5057]

Im so glad for the animals, they need to roam about for exercise and their mental health. Your family have made such huge progress in the last year in improving the look and function of the farm. Thanks for letting us tag along

[@terribethreed8464]

You've done an amazing job with your homestead. You've accomplished so much this year. Congratulations.

[@lindacummings6921]

WONDERFUL!!! Just like Christmas morning and the KIDS are overwhelmed by all the gifts under the tree, You did yourselves proud, Al, Gina and Livie.

[@HarborHon1]

What a great surprise! Thanks for the wonderful drone footage. I enjoyed you sharing this with us all. Bless you, Gina, Olivia, and all the critters.

[@annfetters1849]

BEAUTIFULLY ACHIEVED GOALS! HARD WORK AND PLANNING IS DEFINITELY SHOWING HOW YOU AND YOUR FAMILY HAVE BEEN MAKING GREAT PLANS. ALL OF YOU SHOULD BE VERY PROUD OF YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS. I KNOW I HAVE CERTAINLY BEEN GRATEFUL TO FOLLOW YOU WORK ON THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT OF YOUR YOUR BEAUTIFUL DIRECTIONS YOU HAVE ACHIEVED. CONGRATULATIONS, YOUR HOMESTEAD IS EXCELLENT!

[@victoriouspauper8495]

great milestone !!!! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE LUMNAH TRIBE ON YOUR CONTINUED JOURNEY. TEAMWORK MAKES THE DREAM WORK.

[@tammymcneill3359]

better put some fencing around those shade trees in the pasture because they will strip the bark and kill them all.

[@elizabethchetwood1916]

Chicken wire wrapped 5ft up the trunk would work.

[@chris3m98]

I hope they hear you!

[@icer255]

Very good comment!

[@wendyc.5769]

Glorious indeed Lumnahs!! My favorite video of all time seeing the goats being able to graze!!! I’m very happy for all of you. Spectacular planning!!!! Thank you. Now, WHERE’S THE BEEF? Lol

[@marshasmith6320]

Congratulations on the new fenced in pasture. So happy for y’all. Looks wonderful and the goats love it.

[@caninedrill_instructor5861]

This explains the fence post driving sounds from an earlier video.... Road construction, yeah right.... The goats seem to enjoy the pasture. Mr. Lumnah, are you going to intensively graze the pasture by using temporary fences to form paddocks? At least during Spring/Summer/ Autumn? Also, is the fly larval cycle in goat manure the same as in cow manure? That's my backdoor way of asking if you'd have chickens following the goats should you decide to rotationally graze. LOL

[@alexregonly]

Great job. I like the plan of high tensile for the rest of the pasture. We are moving in the opposite direction. We started with a high tensile perimeter and are now looking at a few places where hard fence will go in for weather events or to work on our animals without chasing them all over the place. We started Dexter cows this year. Smaller so not as intimidating and their beef is excellent. Very winter hardy as well.

[@suannedorman621]

Yay! The pasture looks wonderful. The goats have so much room to move around. Its gonna be cool watching them. Your homestead is a dream.

[@jamess5981]

Awesome addition to the homestead, and much needed! The goats will love the freedom and activities!

[@davidduxbury4919]

That my friend, is a well thought out ideal small farm

[@tinamariegregory3130]

It's wonderful, I'm so pleased for you. God bless !

[@refiii9499]

Those resemble the same style gates I have at my property. You’ll love the ease of them when needing getting in or out. I’m in farm land also and installed 5’ tall coyote fence on my entire property and it works extremely well. The coyote wire is very sturdy and strong. I can’t remember when the last bit wanted animal was in my yard with that fencing. You’ll love this addition to your property. Good move

[@Iamnot4Sure]

I’m so proud of you Al & Gina & Olivia. you guys have came along way building your dream. I am so happy for y’all. Them goats are going to be so happy they have so much space to run and play get fat off the land. I can’t wait to see what happens next spring so excited 😁 ...

[@kwayne9846]

Great Job. You both accomplished so much this year. I won't recognize the place in another year let alone what you will get done in 2-5 years down the road. Again great job.

[@roberthermsen724]

To help with the worms or parasites fence your pasture in half so one half can rest.

[@BiterAvid]

Yes. The parasites are at the bottom of the plant. So just let them graze on taller grass and shrubs. Another homesteader calls the longer grass "goat and cow ice cream".

[@tealkerberus748]

Ideally split it into a lot of small paddocks. Graze each one for a couple of weeks, then rest it until the grass has grown back to optimal height.

[@kellymae3059]

The place looks fantastic! Those wiggly tails are thanking you! 🥰

[@ericpaquette5975]

I was wondering what you were doing by New Yolk city. You haven't show that section of your land in quite a while. Looks great! It's nice to see the homestead grow and get better! Keep up the great work Al And Lumnah family for taking us along on this journey!

[@joycemariepopp1311]

I agree with Gillian Miller. I would love to come back as a goat on your farm. Your video is so inspiring. I'll have to live vicariously through you and your family. Congratulations on the new pasture, barn, shed and carport. Great surprise for everyone!!

[@gaylewatkins4685]

The new pasture is awesome. Congratulations on your newest achievement. I enjoy your channel and watching your home stead grow.

[@virginiareid5336]

How fantastic! The new barn, the wood shed/carport and now a wonderful, permanent large fenced pasture. Plus, Mrs. Gina being able to be home is great. Y'all have really had a good deal of progress!

[@ldg2655]

Beautiful! This is the first time i've seen your homestead from an overhead view. I could never get the lay of it clear in my head...

[@lieuwina]

The farm is really looking great now qith the pasture fenced off you must all be pleased with the results. Al, Gina and Olivia you were just as excited as the goats in the new pasture, lovely watching you all.

[@highroad3580]

So good to watch your farm come together. The goats will really enjoy that area to run and find things to eat. You can feed their hay in a rolling feeder out on the pasture this winter. Then when spring comes, the seeds will be nicely planted by little hooves and grow lots of grass over the next couple of years.

[@elizabethchetwood1916]

Because of how much snow they get, they may not have access to a lot of the pasture during most of the winter.

[@highroad3580]

@@elizabethchetwood1916 YES! When possible, of course, feed hay on Snow all over the pasture area. :)

[@RumMonkeyable]

WOW, how cool is this?!!!! 👍😍 To hear the joy in your voices and see your excitement was a real treat for us! It isn't that often one gets to realize a "dream come true"....and, with this video, we were able to see one dream fulfilled by the Lumnah Acres family! Congrats! P.S. We're really, really happy for you.....you show us how hard work and perseverance are so worth it! "A dream doesn't become a reality through magic; it takes determination, sweat, and hard work"......Colin Powell

[@LumnahAcres]

Thanks Colin

[@faithrada]

Could not agree more.

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

I like how cautious the goats were at 1st. They will have plenty of room to run. That is a really nice place you have there, enjoyed the aireal view looking down on the property. I would put in security cameras around my property, & also have motion lights installed for any intruders man/animal. I like the rock border. Have a nice day Lumnah Family.

[@jimlong527]

Fantastic, now how about a goat mountain playground.... Great job guys it’s top shelve. So happy for your family and homestead.

[@avamcgee7007]

What a wonderful place for the goats. They will really enjoy the free range. Thanks for sharing the new progress on the farm.

[@sonyagregory5711]

Wow! That is a huge pasture for the goats. How happy they will be!

[@cedarwoman2]

Good morning Lumnah family. That is one beautiful fence. Down here it would keep a few predators out for a little while, but not for long. Hopefully now the goats will learn how to eat grass better. Definitely was wondering what the fence post noise was in the background, and now we know. It all is coming together beautifully. Have a blessed day.

[@Miss449686]

I love how your farm has come together. Lots of hard work but so rewarding. Great job on planning.

[@ThornsandMyrtles]

I watch a number of homesteaders on KZbin, and many of them have goats. But I have to say, yours are the CUTEST! Congrats on the growing of your farm! God bless you guys!

[@genevievegreene1595]

Goats are like that. Cautious at first... Al when you did that side-step at the beginning I realised they were getting a pasture. That is exactly how they react to a change of space. I remember once I moved a rock from behind Meg's stall when I was hosing it down and I forgot to put it back. And Meg got to the door and stopped dead in her tracks and did that thing with her neck and then stepped softly and slowly in like she was about to turn and bolt at the slightest movement or sound. The girls look happy now. Your layout looks very efficient.

[@christineosborne3155]

The new fence is beautiful!! And the goats were so happy...all the tail wags. Love it, and loved hearing your excitement.

[@cathybrewer8958]

With the new fence, looks great, the goats will be able to have more to see and do. At least they are cautious about something new. They actually seem like they don't want to go anywhere and are happy there. Your family shows how much you care about the animals and their needs. Your journey is coming together nicely. Thanks for sharing.

[@danstirm4333]

On my brush I ran apiece of heavy rebar down the middle and filled it with concrete to keep it from rusting off. Also like someone else said divide it into 2/3 smaller pastures for parisite. reduction ; and even grading.

[@bonniebarnekow1415]

A great surprise! The goats are soooo cute , and funny ! All of u have been pretty busy . After this u will need to take a vacation!!! Oliiver, is so good with the animals ! She must love them ! Lucky her ! The goats don't know what to do right now . THANKYOU !!!

[@garyfeltus9801]

Well I will tell you all. Everything looks great. Seams like the barn has been there for ever. You've done a fantastic job of placing everything just so. It's bueatful. Thanks for taking us along.

[@offgridsweden]

That's amazing Al. Everything is looking great. Have an awesome week, Andreas from Off Grid Sweden 🇸🇪

[@tomkeyser8384]

I have been watching your channel for a year. Great progress. You and your family are an inspiration.

[@skinner636]

Awesome video..so inspiring, we are closing on new farm land in 3weeks and can't wait to get going. ❤️

[@liorajimenez3085]

Congratulations!

[@lesleyharris3198]

Congrats

[@iloveowls90]

Congrats Kurt!!! :)

[@imdollyc]

We got a clue last week when you said something aboaut hearing what sounded liek fence post being pounded. The new pasture is awesome. The goats are going to love it. A rock pile or maybe a slide or teeter-totter and palyhouse would add to the fun.

[@Lissa71]

yay finally we get to see what all that banging and secretive stuff was about!!!!

[@corrinnehoffman3248]

What a great surprise! Love seeing the look on their faces as they slowly went out to explore. They'll sure love all that new space.

[@leederdavid4782]

Congratulations on the pasture - looks AWESOME! Very exciting!