How to Make Essential Oils from the Garden | Harvesting & Distilling Lavender

[@Wahatoyas]

Lavender is my absolute favorite smell and I'm a 19 year old dude, it's just a big smell from my childhood. When I was in Washington state I would always pick lavender around the house and put it in my room 🤣

[@berrybirb]

you should definitely grow it then. pretty cheap at a plant nursery

[@THEHORSELOVER235]

What does age n gender have anything to do with liking the fragrance

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Uv got nice taste bro!! 😉👊 Lavender is great 🪻❤

[@medasin1]

Don't be a horses ass. They are 17 and typed what the wanted. Your response was uncalled for.​@@THEHORSELOVER235

[@sweetkarn6468]

Same me wherever I walked when I saw the Levender I always pick some with me and put in my bedroom under my pillow😅😅😊😊😂😂

[@andrewtreat7371]

Hi there! Really enjoyed the video! I just wanted to comment and provide some advice to others out there that aren’t super familiar with the Chemistry. The apparatus being used in the video is basically a more ornate-looking steam distillation set up but the principle of steam distillation remains the same. If you don’t have the money to spend on the apparatus in the video, but you’d still like to distill your own essential oil, you could look into getting lab glassware for steam distillation (e.g. condenser column, round-bottom or Erlenmeyer flask, tubing, a receiving flask, and a dean-stark trap for easier separation of the oil and hydrosol). Glassware still isn’t cheap but, overall, it’s a cheaper option than the set-up in the video and it allows for other kinds of distillation as well other than just steam distillation. Hope this is helpful!

[@midgeycrimbles6730]

Good to know, thanks for the info

[@Kalypso9108]

Could you make a video? Lol

[@thebatmom]

Thank you

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Ahhh!! Ty for the info! I appreciate the gesture! Thanx again🙂

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

@@Kalypso9108 two liter setups are available on eBay for 135. Thirty years ago the same setup would have cost 1000

[@jdjz62]

If you put the water with the oil in the refrigerator for a while you can remove the oil as a solid. Instead of piping it off.

[@Sanakhan-oe8ks]

But does it get solidify???

[@Jessicagarciasouza]

Como eu faço?! Coloco água com o óleo e uma planta?!

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

That’s not essential oils

[@onelittlelamb4030]

@@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa Explain. I found this video fascinating… But what do you mean?

[@TotemoGaijin]

@@onelittlelamb4030 I'd actually say a freezer might be better, but its because oil and water don't mix, the water will freeze and separate from the oil, so you end up with a purer quality of oil. People do the same thing with alcohol to separate out the water and make the alcohol stronger.

[@Kate-ef1ui]

Amazing! I did not know you get such a small amount of oil from that amount of plants. I appreciate my oils now more 🥰

[@marykennedy3351]

Yes, It takes 750 lavender plants to make 1 gallon of pure oil. It's quite an endeavor.😊

[@vineandbranch]

Same!!

[@gemmasuzara1]

You need a ton (1,000 kls) of rose petal to yield 1 kilo of rose essential oil Hence it is so expensive😊

[@nadiakalakeche3171]

Thank you so very much for sharing ❤❤❤

[@gristlevonraben]

It is true, but also true is how strong it is, one drop of the oil can make 4 cups of lavender perfume.

[@megaflux7144]

finally someone who understands that infused and essential are 2 different things!

[@Romualdomgn84]

I was looking for a video about alcohol distillation from fruits, however, instead I found your video about essential oil distillation. Thanks for sharing your experience. I bought 10 ml of lavender and oregano oil in Greece and paid a lot of money for these two small bottles. Now I understand, how precious is each gram of essential oil.

[@JeffKehn]

That is honestly the best setup I've seen available on Amazon. I am just getting into this and other herbal remedies such as tinctures, lotions, aroma therapy. I never thought about collecting the hydrosol. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

Ten years ago home made essential oils were almost unheard of. Now everyone can do it. I spent a fortune on Young Living products. Like the shirt. I consider Sasquatch to be an ally.

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

I love watching others around me coming into the knowledge of natural healing. They’ve been looking at me like i’m nuts for the past ten years. I guess all it takes is tiktok vids for them and a little barbara o’neill 😂 Hey, whatever works, as long as they wake up to the knowledge. I love it. And yes! Sasquatch! That’s probably the other part of why people think i’m crazy. Big Believer of that and many things beyond. But i’ll leave it at that😂

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm Oh yeah, O'neill. Humanity is on the move these are great times.

[@happy_times01]

Absolutely 💯!!!! ​@@wisconsinfarmer4742

[@happy_times01]

​@TheLawrenceGardenFarm people used to think I was a hippie for being into natural healing, crystals, and esoteric teachings as well! But more and more people are waking up to this is how it should be! Mother Earth has everything we need! Not man!

[@tajuthemaker]

21 and I just started living life. I've been thinking about being as natural as possible and it's made me realize how much I just didn't learn while growing up. Things that are actually important when it comes to living. Got into this because I'm interested in herbal medicine. I read about how lavender, rosemary and a few other plants can be used as painkillers. I want my own garden eventually. Once I have the space because I still am living with my parents.

[@BELLADONNANAJWA]

me too!!🌼

[@Arsewell-Foundation]

Good for you! You are focusing on the right things at the perfect time in your life. More people are becoming interested in natural medicine (functional medicine) to keep themselves healthy and find the cause of the problem when they get sick rather than just treating the symptoms. Best wishes to you on your journey. Look for Naturopathic training and doctors in your area, they can help guide you.

[@StephStruble]

If you don’t fail, you don’t learn! Great video Gal! I have always been interested in doing this. Thanks for the knowledge

[@nicolahattingh1326]

The still is made by a Ukranian company called Copper Pro. They ship world wide and have a beautiful range of alembic stills.

[@DeborahLandry]

what size is your Still?

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Here is the link for the one I have amzn.to/3ViQjfI You’ll have to click on the product and then click on Buy Options

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Here is the link for the one I have amzn.to/3ViQjfI You’ll have to click on the product and then click on Buy Options

[@marykennedy3351]

@@TheLawrenceGardenFarm Wow, expensive Lil bugger. I'm assuming it's high quality? Love to get one if your highly recommending it. I've always wanted one and now it's time? Love love love Lavender. Have you ever tried Calendula Sav with Lavender? Going to make some this spring/summer. My mom always put Sav on me for burns and scratches but it smelt so icky. A lil dab of lavender would have been so calming on those boo boos.🥰 Happy gardening & Thank you for sharing.

[@Gray-goose]

Thank you for sharing this. Very helpful

[@homhomtube]

Ich finde: Exakt SO sollten Tutorials sein: konzis erklärt, sehr symphatisch "rübergebracht", mit erkennbarer innerer Anteilnahme, daher mit ansteckender Begeisterung, einfach prima, Chapeau! - I think that's exactly how tutorials should be like: concisely explained, very likeable "delivered across", with recognizable inner sympathy, therefore with contagious enthusiasm, just great, chapeau!

[@greenthumbelina7331]

Casey, this was very enlightening! I had never even thought about how the oil was extracted from lavender, and I hadn't heard the term hydrosol until now. Thank you! ~Margie😍

[@josephsuti6905]

Evanhealy has hydrosols and essential oils and have been in this industry for some 23 years they make very good products

[@TheArtisanTarotTBMoon]

I have heard of the hydrosol but seen it marketed on body care products like this for example "lavender water, lavender water extract."

[@damie2545]

Considering the amount of hydrosol that can be extracted, it can be used for bathing, especially since other oils like peppermint oil can be added.

[@bitrudder3792]

I Purchased my first hydrosol a couple of years ago from an organic company. Rose hydrosol. Benedetta. I love that it came in a dark brown bottle. I used it as a post-shower spray and let it dry on my face and neck.

[@jk2782]

If you don't mind, I have a couple suggestions. One is an electric heating coil so you don't have to have your stovetop running for 3 hours, though you might need to figure out a setup that works for you. Another is having a large container for water (around 1-200L should be fine) with your pump at the bottom to save on water long term. My last suggestion is having a little bit of tubing going from the still outlet to your little separator there instead of it dripping out and into a funnel. Saves some splashing and costs nothing. I'd also suggest drying your herbs before extraction, you should get a little more oil out I'm fairly certain. I enjoyed the video!

[@megmehl2872]

How wonderful are You to take the time to help us!!

[@christinemina6449]

@jk2782 Thank you so much for the advice! I was wondering if you had any insight into the effectiveness between air drying, dehydrating, and freeze drying? Would one produce more oil or be more beneficial than another? I am considering investing in a freeze dryer and this would be one of the potential uses but I have read some herbs are recommended to be slightly heat treated with a process like dehydrating in the oven to coax more of the properties out. Would appreciate your thoughts!

[@jk2782]

@@christinemina6449 from my experience, air drying just takes longer than dehydrating. There are some exceptions, seeds done in the dehydrator might not be viable seeds because they heat up too much for example, but for oils, much of a muchness. A freeze dryer though, I don't have because they are a bit pricey for my budget. I'm sure there's someone out there who has done the research.

[@flowerchild777]

@@jk2782 Gosh, your input is sooo appreciated. Thank you

[@e.l.t9975]

​@Christine Mina that was an awesome question.👌

[@cherigreen4471]

This was so interesting! I bet your house smells amazing after your process. Thank you so much for sharing and lots of continued success in all your endeavors. Great job! 🥰

[@ingridkunze5458]

This video was super interesting! I love lavender and always wondered how the oil was distilled. Thank you!

[@achsahkaleb4844]

There is something about you that makes my heart so light and happy. Really helps watching your beautiful videos whilst in excruciating pain. Thank you. God bless.

[@aimeeosmulski1831]

that is so awesome. I am jealous of that garden & that steam distiller!! I hope when you're "throwing out that extra hydrasol" that you're giving it back to those gorgeous lavender plants!! Thanks for sharing. I am on a mission!🌻

[@shannonbudiselic2220]

Love this. Thank you. As we are moving to more local production and sourcing, we'll get to learn to love our harvests and plants alot more. Essential oils are amazing and I am so happy to see so many vids on this age old craft!! Well done.

[@mashashaldarova9849]

Hello from Bulgaria! Where did you buy this machine from?

[@cropduster2740]

Harvested mine today, growing in pots. Great yeild.

[@eleonorrodriguez5741]

Great video! Will you ever make a video showing us the continuation process of making the essential oil for diffusers and the spray. Would enjoy learning from you. Have been watching numerous videos and reading the comments of others, it feels as if I’m receiving more of the correct info from your channel. If nothing else, I appreciate what you’ve shared! Thanks again 😊

[@Angela410R]

What an incredible interesting video I found myself glued with eyes wide open. I love the smell of lavender and this was such an interesting process how I would love to do this myself and you made it look so easy although I'm sure it isn't. Thank you for sharing this video. You could tell that you enjoyed creating this video, that it was certainly a passion of yours.

[@michaelcolors]

Thx so much for sharing this valuable info! God's Blessings to you and your family. ❤🐸

[@galetimpone1712]

Its is so nice to see the joy and excitement you have with Distilling herbs. Thank you for sharing your happiness, you had me smiling all during this video. Smiles and Happiness, best Natural medicine for a person. Thank you, and please keep sharing your wonderful distilling progress. Blessings.

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Thank you for your kindness and taking the time to watch and comment. It made me smile🌸🌸

[@coreyh7749]

Your video was very helpful and informative!

[@A13Nair]

The best video I've seen in a while! This is how I like to start my day. Much love and deep gratitude.💝💝

[@coreymillia]

Nice video. I have had a glass distiller for about a decade but this one looks a lot better to have sitting around. You can just hook your faucet to the condenser on the still, it may use less water. You may check out essential oil separators, it has a small valve at the bottom to drain the water from the oil. The oil can also be frozen and then transferred to a new bottle and any water should be left behind as ice if you are careful, if you want to remove any residual water. Hope you don't mind the suggestions. They really are a lot of fun to experiment with. There are hundreds of plants you can put in there.

[@roycropper420]

Can I ask where did you get a glass distiller from ? thats genius. maybe a glass and copper mix would be the perfect still if there ever was one ...

[@coreymillia]

@@roycropper420 The first 2 Liter was purchased from a company called heartmagic. It included good instructions and easy to understand replacement parts. Still in business, you can find the same turnkey steam distillation apparatuses on Amazon and Ebay. I still have the first one but wanted to scale it down and purchased individual parts to distill in between 25-1000ml. It can now do a full range of types of distillations depending on the configuration. Also, you can indeed buy copper mesh to come into contact with the product being distilled if so inclined. It is packed in a reflux, there may be essential oils that would benefit from it. What I know about its uses is for other types of distilling. Anyway, good luck if you give it a shot.

[@roycropper420]

@@coreymillia cool thanks for info and reply 🇬🇧

[@RK-su4hs]

Helpful information. Thankyou :) Which plants/flowers give you the best yield in your distilling life ?

[@claudetteleblanc5273]

Hi Corey, where did you buy your glass distiller please? Thank you for your suggestions. Appreciate it.

[@Blue-Lotus888]

Thank you for sharing. I know it requires so much more lavender, or whatever essential oils you're wanting to extract, but cold pressed oils are always the very best quality.

[@odeanlawrence196]

I'm a Lawrence, i love Lavender, best smell in the World, so here I am! Let's go! 😄

[@briazjahs8649]

Loved your video! You could use the hydrosol that you want to toss for a foot bath. I also add dried or fresh flowers for the ultimate at home spa experience ❤️

[@meditatewithmonique]

Whoa this is so incredible thank you for sharing! Amazed!

[@lenawarelius4195]

Thanks for sharing 😍 lots of love from arctic Norrway 🙌🏵🌺🌹🌼🌻

[@Cthomas5678]

I love lavender? And there’s nothing better than growing your own! I’m her to learn how to utilize it

[@auntbeth448]

Hi - loved your video! As a FYI, pipette is pronounced pie-pet, with the accent on the 2nd syllable (piePET)...and, as a safety comment - NEVER turn off your cooling water until well after your heat source is turned off...(my lab assistant did that to me, and we had a nice explosion! :-)

[@roycropper420]

Pronunciation, It could be a geographical thing I personally say pip et I’m from the north west in the 🇬🇧 but the pronunciation would also depend where about in the uk 🇬🇧 you are from. posh end (south) or rough end (north) hahaha it would be pronounced very differently in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 or wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 can’t forget the Irish ☘️ and that is just our little island we call the uk 🇬🇧 so you can imagine it will be pronounced very different all around the world state to state or as we say in the uk county to county, towns or city’s .

[@beverleyabrown488]

Pip et in Scotland, too. ❤

[@Arsewell-Foundation]

It might be regional but it's still pronounced pipe-ette in the scientific & medical industry. Pronouncing things incorrectly "because you've always heard it that way" is your choice, but it also gives people a different impression.

[@irinairis191]

I know this is a one year old comment, but it's a french word. Pip-et is the objectively correct pronunciation. Any regional interpretation of the pronunciation is just that, an interpretation :)

[@TasteBudJunkie]

"As a FYI" is embarrassing, Karen.

[@familiademers]

I love the process! We can take care of the water since it is a natural resource and the most precious because without it there is no life. All that water used to rinse can be used to water plants! As well as the water to cool the temperature in the process; it can be collected in a bowl, pitcher or any other thing you want to use and then use it since it is clean, or to water plants also, or rinse another thing or to clean the floor, or something!

[@witekprytek9940]

Great video. Thanks. One note - cooling water supposed to go the opposite direction to the steam, so you pump it to the top spout and receive from the bottom one.

[@carolpipher4839]

💫 ~Loved this! Especially in the middle of PA Winter!👍❄♥️💯

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Glad you liked it!!

[@caseyr8728]

THANK YOU!! I have been waiting for one of these videos! LOVE LOVE LOVE your channel!

[@janetbauknecht2936]

Very interesting. Learned a lot and could smell it😂😂😂 love lavender.

[@guadalupeinsausti7753]

Please save water, put some frozen coolers on the bucket to keep water cool, but don’t waste it away. I found it interesting, a nice option to have home made essential oils and hidrosols. My next step is to learn the whole process that’s fascinating to me. I’m not sure but I think the best water to use for essential oil making is distilled water, might help with the preservation🙂

[@guadalupeinsausti7753]

@J F water is a natural resource that everybody needs, not only humans. I believe that we as humans need to charish every natural resource, even if we have it in abundance.

[@leaharrison7967]

I have a day garden beside my cooking place. Water not wasted

[@vancamerawoman7399]

I’ve just been given one of these stils so to find your channel was a real blessing. Thank you for sharing your experiences 😊

[@ecobluefarms223]

I loved your video I’ve been wanting this for a long time and FINALLY ordered and received TODAY !!!!! Our hubbies ROCK don’t they !!! ❤❤

[@gardeningbytheseatofyourplants]

I love essential oils. I have a ton of lavender that I would love to do this with! Your viewership is grand!I'm still struggling at 204 subscribers on my little gardening channel but I'll get there one day! Don't give up on your dreams guys! Keep grinding

[@vanessajohanson-witt5570]

Casey, how completely awesome! Thanks. I had no idea it was so easy to do this. I’m a zone 1 so no lavender for me. But I can do things like calendula. Thanks - I appreciate you!

[@PershijsmachnijKherson]

Hello my friend. This is more than just a video, you put love and passion into it. Great job! Good luck

[@Annabeth358]

Loved this video, very interesting. Thank you for sharing!

[@gardenhighlightsworm]

Thank you for sharing I enjoyed watching

[@frithfiver]

Such a wholesome, informative video. Thanks for sharing!

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Thanks!

[@sonianoemivargasfigueroa506]

Great,,thanku for Sharing. Never Saw this process. I have bunch of ginger flowers ,tropical island. It's My first time watching thissss. AM so happy to see u guys now In 2023. Have a Wonderful year full of health Love,,Peace,And Unity...Amen

[@kimmason8373]

I used pop bottles filled with water and freeze them, then I just change them out in the pan to keep the water cool

[@Author_Alyssa_Taylor]

Aha! so now I know what to do for my lavender. I will have a garden and do this! Thanks

[@MartinHH-pv9bz]

Great video!! Thanks for all your hard work. Just a suggestion...when you come to the end to extract the oil with your pippet...use a syringe and plunge it thru the oil to the bottl of the water and extract the water first......then use a needle syring to suck up the oil.

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

thank you for sharing your tips🙏 I did end up getting something similar to that, i forgot the name of it, but it definitely helps.

[@Habibie-vi4fv]

Thank you for sharing. You can just use aluminum foil to wrap the wooden handles of the distiller so it won't burnt by the fire when you center the distiller with the burner.

[@soniakirk7909]

So happy to see this video! I grow lavender and would love to distill my little harvest each year. Thanks for the inspiration...will have to let my hubbie know whait I want for Christmas ! Jason did good!

[@RK-su4hs]

Lucky you having it growing. Im living in city for now As a tea i find its very helpful for depression, headaches, anxiety, sleep..anything related to the head

[@iammultipotentialite]

Thank you for sharing this. This is exactly what I've been looking for. ❤

[@curtkneelove7354]

breath of fresh air in a stuffy old world ❤

[@karenlaw9235]

I was waiting for this video! Thanks for sharing it was so interesting to see the process. I know first hand how good your sprays smell!

[@cristysmiley4508]

Thank you for share the process 😊

[@MarLindaPerez-s1i]

Very Cool 😎I really loved seeing how you distilled the oil! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and skills. Looking forward t o seeing what else you do.

[@MrMawnster]

lol penguin pj pants. But cool! Looks fun, thanks for the vid

[@AjuaNjenga]

This is the most awesome video. Thank you for sharing I'm glad I found your page.

[@GrowCookPreserveWithKellyDawn]

I loved watching this process! And that distiller is amazing. Thank you!!

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

Makes me wanna buy one!! I actually paused the post to go check prices on distillers. We just discovered that we have lavender growing like crazy in the backyard! 😳 Weve recently moved in w Dad (hes growing older now so~) i had no idea he had lavender here! I bet hdk either😉♥️😆 Gonna get a distiller bcuza this video lol got to now! 🤷 She made it look so interesting n cool! 😆Smh got to ! Lol

[@nesanesa9547]

Love y/our journey xxxxxx Happy new year to all xxxx n

[@conneaness]

Thank you 🙏 so much for sharing your experience and knowledge. 🌺😎 Brilliant just brilliant 🤩.

[@angelaschettino1327]

Very interesting. I love lavender oil!

[@Speakupok]

Your farm looks fancy ... love it!!

[@ginapaquet5563]

Thank you so much for this video... learned a lot and now can truly appreciate lavender products/oil and why the expense. I will continue to enjoy my lavender in the garden (bees are loving it now) until I'm ready to take on such an interesting process.

[@wanjikundungumary738]

Thank you for this educative video about the process onf how to make essential oils from the Garden with an At Home Distiller.. I enjoyed watching Explore your Dream Life channel recommended to me by KZbin .I have liked and subscribed to the channel.

[@l3Ea-YoU-T-UB-eFuLL]

You're so pretty!!! Thanks for sharing and I love your home!

[@AS-lm9xm]

Thank you for sharing. I enjoy any tutorials with essential oils.

[@randyholcombe9473]

I’m a new subscriber, great job on being so creative, I’m a candle maker now and want to create my own oils too, thanks for sharing.❤

[@jeanineglover7883]

Thank you for such a wonderful informative video. I live in a coastal town outside Cape Town where there is so much natural vegetation called Fynbos where you get really good fragrances. I would love to start doing this process of extraction, but just starting out and have a looooonnng way to go, but thanks again for the inspiration!

[@theoldshedsoapworks]

thanks for demystifying the process

[@ZENGARDENIUM]

This is the best video for explaining how to distill these waters 🙌 thank you for being so informative!

[@renebyers6153]

Neat. First time I have seen how this process works.

[@tammaragill9347]

What a beautiful distiller. I enjoyed your video. Thank you for sharing.

[@nextgenmystix5304]

Great video! This is badass glad it’s going well

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Thanks!

[@BadAce67]

Glad I came here 😂 I definitely have that just laying around the house

[@sharkweek44]

I love the distill you have

[@TheLawrenceGardenFarm]

Here is the link for the one I have amzn.to/3ViQjfI You’ll have to click on the product and then click on Buy Options

[@jillkeim3587]

Loved this video!

[@deanlollar8241]

Very interesting. I never knew how oil was made. Thanks.

[@roycropper420]

Great isn’t it

[@MichalWozniakiewicz]

love it and you are so fantastic at explaining it all ! many thx beautiful soul

[@siamsamad-oh8mn]

I love flowers,I love making sage with plant/flowers

[@PerfectGardensTV]

I love this video! Great job

[@markam306]

I very much enjoyed your video. Technically, this operation is not distillation, it’s steam stripping. The separation of the oil and water after condensation is the natural 2 phase layers of an oil and water. The ending is a simple decant step.

[@julianachandler2975]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing. You have a beautiful farm and kitchen. What a great sink, in particular. ❤

[@MRTOMBO]

Would some ice cubes added to the bucket make any sense? Might not be worth it if you have a cold water faucet right there, just pondering. Thanks for the video.

[@erumbaloch2433]

Casey amazing job. you inspired me to a new level now.

[@peggyscott2180]

Casey, God bless you HUGE!

[@islandvibes8459]

Some ppl are soooo blessed...sooo glad for you

[@jessieg1914]

Wow, I am starstruck by your lovely healthy self and your exceptionally beautiful and fine home.

[@Yuvbug]

Thank you! This was very clear and informative!

[@katherinestobbe5556]

❤ incredibly interesting to see this!

[@charlenegarcia5144]

Gees, how did you learn all that? This is amazing!!!! God, I wish I was retired... The D@MN Lottery never comes thru for me

[@danielgodfrey4415]

For those who do not know. That U thing next to the still is called a Peacock. Mostly used for liquor gravity readings while distilling

[@BracesandBoots1]

Thanks, now I have a still in my shopping cart😁

[@jesidillon4593]

Great vid! Concise yet easy going. New sub Cheers from Buenos Aires

[@elenahappystitch7649]

Wow… that was very interesting to watch. I love lavender….

[@petadelsonno5973]

Amazing video. Thanks so much and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.

[@bennybodash855]

I just found your channel. I always wondered how this was done. This was great, thank you!