We BUILT The Decking Frame For The Cabin In Our RENOVATION - It Took Ages!

[@lauramorris3409]

Those dogs crack me up! "Dad, look! its a ball! Dad..dad.." haha Well done on the decking.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you! 😊 🥎 🐶

[@ytc257]

@@lauramorris3409 Do you know Jesus is a messenger of God.God has no son

[@AbigailGerlach-zt1sh]

All the couples I've seen on TV say the real test of a couple's commitment to each other is to do a renovation together. If you're together after a renovation, your marriage is solid. There might be some truth to that. It's certainly a worthy test of patience and understanding.

[@synicyst9925]

This is coming along nicely. You are going to have a stunning residence when you are finished.

[@kendoty5583]

We’ve missed you. Glad you’re back. We love your work. 😊

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you! 😊 We’ve had a well earned break, visiting family and travelling about a bit. Now back to the real world! Hope you’ve had a lovely summer ☀️

[@Wheel_Horse]

"throw the ball! throw the ball! throw the ball!" 🐕

[@bealzibub4002]

Don’t forget to put a good quality weed barrier under maybe held down with gravel before adding the decking boards

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Absolutely, I’ve put liner down and will put plenty of gravel and rocks in there, it’s not like we’re short of either!

[@patbradford3244]

You may want to consider putting wire mesh all along the base to keep your dogs and critters from digging underneath. You can put it on the inside before any work is done for the subflooring. Bury the mesh so many inches into the ground. It will be hidden.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

That’s a really good point, we know there are rats about so I can imagine a nice dry area like that will appeal!

[@lindaroyal8161]

That's a great suggestion, sturdy wire mesh so it can't be chewed through.

[@richardpettifer]

Decking and rats go hand in hand ! Personally I would have used slabs as a base. Definitely block all open spaces below the cabin

[@maureentaphouse5206]

@@richardpettifer I was going to say the same as they love making a nest under sheds and decking.

[@acdallas6356]

Glad you two haven't killed each other with all the lethal weapons lying about! Every time my husband and I attempted a project, we had to have a conversation beforehand about patience and willingness to help rather than hinder. Perhaps you are just more suited to work together and you're doing a fine job of it!

[@theoldstationrenovation]

😂 we actually work better together, Gil is more likely to throw a wobbly when he’s on his own, there’s always lots of swearing 🤬 😁

[@Chrysologos]

Ah, the steadying hand of a good woman!

[@SpanishEclectic]

Good call on ditching the green plastic deck supports. They would have been a huge pain to replace later. I see other viewers have already mentioned the wire mesh to protect the area underneath from critters (I used 'hardware cloth' wire mesh on a roll for the bottom of my garden beds; no gophers after 15 years!), and weed cloth underlayment to keep weeds and vines from growing up between the deck boards. Those stumps, unless they are totally gone, my sprout. I'd suggest drilling large holes through them, from the sides too, and using stump killer. Your dogs are so funny...I can see the wheels in Gil's head going, thinking of measurements, the next step in the process, etc. Dogs, "Ball!!"

[@tracybush8115]

If Winston was as keen on digging deck footings as he is begging for his ball to be thrown you'd have that deck done in no time at all, haha. Oh, sweet Buddie pooped from too much work. Wow, Gil did a terrific job! One step already done. See you guys next time.

[@douglasburch2320]

That deck will be a very nice place to relax!! As always, thanks for taking us along.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

We hope so, although now the weather is turning I don’t know how much we’ll get to sit out! Thanks for watching! 😊

[@brendahaire8824]

Can’t wait to see the cabin coming together.

[@SusanGustavson-xx1qh]

I love watching your Lab in the background bringing their ball over and over again. No matter what you are doing.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

He never gets tired of it 🐶

[@barbaradance3130]

Nice to see you back coming along nicely

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you! 😊

[@johnstuart8511]

The platform is in the perfect spot: Just looking at the Bridge in the background. If that Bridge could talk of how many trains past... Imagine. Yes sure looks like hard work and planning, but it will all come together beautifully 😍 ❤. Thank you for sharing another great video. Regards 🇿🇦.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I love the bridge in the background, looks so beautiful

[@cherylporter1056]

Love how the dogs are determined to "help" do everything.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Oh yes, they work hard and they’re hard work! 😆

[@SirHeinzbond]

junior and senior assistant dogs are always busy to entertain you both at work...

[@petercross8871]

Hi😊 before you put your decking down you may want to consider filling up between the joists with peagravell as this can not be tunneled through by squirrels and rats and will stop them nesting under your decking. . I haven't heard you mention having rat's about but I would be very surprised if you haven't got them 🤔

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Yeah, we’ve spotted rats before so we’ve put a load of gravel and rocks around. There’s lots of space for them to hide under the platforms! Hopefully that will keep them at bay 🤞

[@buffplums]

9:40 Makes me laugh seeing the cement bags, back around 1987 when the RAF were flying their fairly new Tornados, they didn’t have an operational airborne radar system in time for the aircraft’s launch. So to compensate for the mass of the radar system they put a block of cement into the nose cone to keep the balance. It was described as the Tornado fitted with “Blue Circle” radar system. 😂😂

[@theoldstationrenovation]

🤣 that’s hilarious! What a great lo-tech solution…. frowned upon in bobsledding though!

[@martyb3783]

Looking good, hard work but I am sure you will find that it is worth it.

[@karennafry3022]

Good to see Gill enjoying being on the tools, made me want to ask the question what you guys do for a profession?, Working and renovating is a hell of a task. 💜💜💜

[@theoldstationrenovation]

We’re both office workers so nothing physically demanding although it’s surprising how 8 hours a day at a computer can take it out of you!!

[@JOHNKIRBY1000]

Brilliant as ever. Looks realkly solid and it's HUGE! Well done.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you very much! 😊

[@BLAZERSEAMS]

That's one hell of a "paving slab!!!!!

[@tmscview]

The dogs are lovely :)

[@stephnewman1357]

Coming along nicely. Will look great when its done. Another bit of dry space to hang out. 👍😀 Are you putting in a wood burning stove for a bit of heat? Hope all is going well with your house sale so you can get going on more work in the station. 🤞

[@OldGeezerstoolbox]

I generally hate to play back seat driver--but on future projects, I would highly recommend that you pre-mix the concrete in a wheel barrow (easy to do) rather than dry pour. Dry pouring makes for really (!!) weak and bad quality concrete, even for something as simple as fence posts. It is bad enough that if a contractor tried it on any of my work, I'd kick them off the job so fast it'd leave a skid mark. Trying to be polite but it is really that bad a practice. (let the flames begin...)

[@E3ECO]

My fencing contractor prefers to do a dry pour to ensure a tight fit between post and concrete. He says he routinely has to fix posts people put in with a wet pour because the post can move a little as it's drying and create gaps. The concrete shrinks, which also creates gaps.

[@OldGeezerstoolbox]

@@E3ECO Being the son of a commercial fence installer who grew up eating sleeping and drinking the fence business, I can say that your fencing contractor is the problem, not the wet pour method--he is doing hack work and gaslighting you about why.

[@E3ECO]

@@OldGeezerstoolbox Well, his fence is holding up against our 80-mph winds and the freeze/thaw cycle up here in the mountains.

[@Sport-Dave]

Teamwork beautifully illustrated

[@RitaGrogan]

Beautiful potential in the property. I know you've been researching and found old pictures of the site. I believe there is actual footage in a "Midsomer Murders" episode! If it's not your train station it is one identical to it. The episode was Season 9, Episode 4, "Down Among the Dead Men," around the 45 minute mark, plus or minus. It shows the railroad bridge, the actors looking over the bridge at what looks like your railway station. This episode is on KZbin and the channel is also titled Midsomer Murders. If I hadn't seen a previous video of yours showing pictures from days past of your station, I wouldn't even mention it but, to me, it looks exactly like yours!

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I’ve just watched it, not our bridge but almost identical, great spot, thank you! 😊

[@iamwhoiamd7056]

Awesome video and I was happy there to watch it.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you! 😊

[@reallylittlewhy]

I was happy to see a new video from you! I love the view of the old bridge as seen around the shrubs/trees on the far platform side of your garden; it makes me want to walk down there past those trees to see the whole bridge. And is that a new tree planted in the lawn near the far end? I love hearing you talk about how much fun a new stage of your project will be! Makes me want to go out and work on one of my projects!

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you so much! 😊 We didn’t plant the tree but it seems to be going well so we’ll just let it grow for a bit and see how it gets on.

[@saintetienne755]

6:19 Victory Roll !!!

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Dopey dog! 😆

[@randomviking8676]

That was my favorite part! 😀😊

[@williamwales6619]

Lo again, lots of heavy work there. I have done a few decks in my time. What you are about to do is gonna be difficult. Remember to factor in the fact that the tree is still growing and it will need expansion room. You will probably hit more roots when you try to build framework round the tree. Good Luck 👍

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you, it’s a lovely old tree hence incorporating it rather than just bringing it down. I think I’ve allowed enough space for the roots, I guess as long as it’s not a tree house in 10 years I’ve got away with it!

[@lioninwinter9316]

Having dug my share of post holes, I can imagine the challege the tree roots would have caused! Very well done!

[@georgewalton-b5s]

good see you are moving on keep it up all takes time

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you! 😊

[@titan375484]

Collective work, together building the deck. And a very solid deck too! But i think that one of the dogs has to much energy! 🙂

[@Lisa-f2c]

Really enjoying your channel. Hard workers!

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@lindaroyal8161]

That's going to be a good sized deck, great outdoor space and good views! Haven't heard much about your girls - how have they adjusted and are they working on designing their future bedrooms?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

They’ve adjusted really well to having a lot less space, they’re real troopers! I just hope that their rooms will be ready before they move out! We’ve just sold our house so hopefully we can make swift progress now 🤞

[@lindaroyal8161]

@@theoldstationrenovation - oh ..congrats on selling your house, didn't realize that was still going on in the background; guess we all forgot you had a former house. That will free up some additional funds and can go toward this project. Good news!

[@PaulRansonArt]

Great progress. But yes, any job you think will take a week usually takes a month! I thought Gill would have done a little jig on the slab to bed it in! 😂😂

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I know right, I thought I’d smash through it in a week and it’s taken me ages! Admittedly I have had to pick it up as I’ve gone along! Hopefully it’s stays up🤞🤞🤞

[@ianfeltham6836]

I want a Gil in my life ❤

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Laura doesn’t know how lucky she is 😊

[@54mgtf22]

Cool 😎

[@ukman9797]

Get yourselves a perfect draft machine in there when its finished.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Yes, absolutely! I’ve been looking at those, it’ll be perfect! 🍻

[@kevinbishop5556]

Glad see ur back on KZbin, missed ya videos as u guys r cool getting the old station back to life.. Channel I love, I’d love come meet ya guys n have tour of station, love the channel so much ❤

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you so much! We’ve been away for a couple of weeks visiting relatives and doing a bit of travelling. The break was lovely but now back to the hard graft 😃

[@kevinbishop5556]

Oh that’s cool, nice break did u good, as u guys have work hard on station.. wish I can meet n view the place..

[@Joylibelle]

It might have taken ages, but it looks firm and stable👌🏼

[@theoldstationrenovation]

It seems to be, we’ll hopefully have the deck laid tomorrow and then we can get on with the cabin (the fun part)!

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Thanks for sharing!

[@garyphillips7993]

It sounded like Gil was drilling the decking holes with the hammer option on, on his drill? A lot of work & thought went into that part, that’ll pay off when doing the rest 👍

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I did have it on at times, the drill isn’t very powerful (and neither am I)! 😃

[@DudleyDellTelly]

I would spray weedkiller all over the ground, then lay a geotextile membrane covered with gravel to stop anything growing underneath the decking.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I’ve put membrane and gravel down and overlapped the sheets. Hopefully that’ll do the job 🤞🤞

[@E3ECO]

I'm a little confused. I thought support posts had notches cut into them to take the framing. The only thing holding that deck up will be the bolts.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

To be honest I just copied the instructional video that Wickes put on KZbin! Fingers crossed it’s strong enough 🤞😬

[@barrywood5357]

Very well done crack on

[@sarashain9884]

I hope you've thoroughly researched how quickly wood can deteriorate when in continual contact with moisture. You may be doing this all over again in a few years.

[@MickeysMice]

Why didn't you use carriage bolts to attach the beams to the uprights?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

We used coach screws, basically copied what they did in the Wickes video on KZbin….. hopefully strong enough 🤞 😬

[@deancloninger2801]

I don’t know if you all have the same problem with termite the most stumps attract la termite. You might wanna be getting that thing out there before you build your house up. I’m in Tennessee build a lot of sheds

[@MichelleS-Gamer]

The wood looked treated. They should be fine.

[@user-sy3ti6nt2e]

I noticed the posts weren't dipped in creosol to prevent them from decaying in soil. I am assuming that is cement you put in after setting the posts. Did it have creosol in the mixture? I have noticed in various videos that Europeans don't premix the cement before putting it in the holes. I was wondering why. I'm from California, USA. I so enjoy your videos and can't wait for the next ones. I'm sure that Winston and Buddy would've helped you with the post hole digging. 😅 Gil would benefit from a back brace while he's working. I see he uses good body mechanics.👏🏻 Who is the cabin for? You brought in an RV/Caravan to live in while you're renovating the train station for your family to live in afterwards. Did you hide the dog balls today?😂 Gil is doing a great job. Such a knowledgeable man. 👏🏻💪🏻

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you, I’m glad I look knowledgeable but I’m really just learning as I go. The posts have been treated and I’ve used preserver on the cut ends. The cement we used is postcrete which is perfect for people like me, just pour water into the hole and add the mixture. No skill needed (other than keeping the post upright)! Thanks for watching! 😊

[@Diwondermum]

May l ask why you are building a cabin in your backyard?? To what purpose will it serve??

[@JamesTaylor-jx7rz]

Please review decking standard practice. I noticed you did not notch the posts to support the rim. Notching is better practice as it directly supports the beam instead of relying in screws or carriage bolts.

[@mikewhitchurch387]

Great work as ever, but one thing puzzles me, if it were my project I would initially be spending all my time and effort getting the house into a liveable, if not completely finished, state, somewhere civilised to retire back into after a hard days graft outside, is there a particular reason for you doing it in this order?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

You’re right, it is the wrong way around and purely down to money. We have done all we can with savings and salary and really needed to sell our old house to free up the funds for the main work. Thankfully we sold the house this week (subject to completion🤞) so hopefully real progress will soon follow!

[@mikewhitchurch387]

@@theoldstationrenovation Fantastic news 🤞🤞, I thought there might be a perfectly valid reason. As you might have gathered I am no gardening fan, give me bricks and mortar anyday 😁. Looking forward to further developments of those impressive plans you've got for the house.

[@jwall6006]

Missed you, hope you had a great vacation. Great job, so much work. Is the cabin premade or are you building it from scratch. How large will it be. I’m so excited to see it. Thank you for sharing.

[@axelschmidtke8421]

Cabin for guests, etc? Plan for plumbing, electrical, HVAC? Usually part of the foundation planning / work / provisions.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

It’s going to be an relaxing space, no water needed, we’re going to use solar for the power.

[@katesterner]

Whatcha gonna use the cabin for?

[@truth-m2b]

Was missing ur vlogs atlast u posted 😊

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Thank you! 😊 We’ve had a little break visiting family and doing a bit of travelling about. Back to real life now!

[@markstrahl8520]

Amazing work. Please wear safety equipment

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Guilty! No excuses as I do have PPE!

[@lesthiele4921]

Another great start to yet again another project, the property is looking really good, is the csbin goingbto be my bedroom when I come ovef and stay?😃 looking forward to the next episode, bedt regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

[@chriswoodhead7684]

Have you seen the you tube “The last homely garden “ building a cabin. Plenty of tips for you to watch.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I have now. Thanks for the tip! 😊

[@gerrynicol3951]

Watching the work done speeded up its like benny hill show remeber ITS THE BENNY HILL SHOW.

[@knudvoecking]

Hi, I am a bit sceptical about the way to put the wooden pillars in the ground with the surrounding quick hardening concrete. I fear that the wood will rot away in some years. Don't you have impact sleeves (if Google translated it correctly from 'Einschlaghülse') ? Using these prevents the wooden pillars from getting wet all the time. Additionally cement and water combined are really bad for wood. People reconstructing half-timbered house use lime instead of cement when mortar will come into contact with the timber. Sorry for being a smartass! I love your channel and all you are doing.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

No apology necessary! Well intentioned advice is always appreciated, thank you 😊

[@Tailss1]

How the heck could they not get a lumber delivery down the driveway when you had a caravan/mobile home delivered down the same driveway with no troubles? Sounds like the lorry driver wasn't as skilled as the one for the caravan.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I think it was more “won’t” than “can’t”, took a few negotiations to get them to bring the lorry down

[@Tailss1]

@@theoldstationrenovation Next time that happens show the driver the clip you filmed of the caravan lorry coming down 😄

[@JohnnyConcrete67]

👍👍👍

[@user-hd2mt9xh2p]

Your video should be called how to renovate while throwing ball's for dog's 😊

[@theoldstationrenovation]

🤣

[@ianbahn7193]

Still no captions! Love the channel but the few of us with hearing difficulties need the captions.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Sorry they are not on there, it’s not deliberate. On the older videos they were generated quite quickly but recently they haven’t been going on.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

That's sad they didn't have a decent lorry driver who was capable 😮

[@theoldstationrenovation]

It was really odd, they made such a big deal of it. The person who delivered the cabin came and dropped it off with no problem at all.

[@caniacstevehenderson7115]

@theoldstationrenovation I'm glad it worked out well for you but that but that supplier ... sounds dubious or suspicious as we say here in America..cheerio

[@romad357]

Looks like you could have used a Ryobi Cordless Auger like mine.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I’ve just googled an auger…. That would have saved me some serious time and effort!!

[@normataylor3124]

Hard work for sure. What will the cabin be used for?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

For now some more space while we renovate, then a little garden pub for relaxing

[@adriannicholson8819]

you will be getting peanut from you tube you need to set up the Join button some of the USA home build and repears are making good money the kind you live off I only what good thing for you 2 as I can see you are hard worker's

[@theoldstationrenovation]

If only!! Thank you 😊

[@thomasstambaugh5181]

This episode provokes a totally positive suggestion from me -- perhaps you might announce a project like this ahead of time and ask for constructive suggestions and references. That way the "why didn't you ..." comments might come in time for you to consider them. I chuckled as I watched this, because your experience was pretty much exactly like mine when I rebuilt the very large porch of my 1890's Victorian in 1980. The project took me an entire summer, and I did it pretty much like your deck. I dug holes, set posts, laboriously measured and leveled carrying beams (and leveled them again and again), used lag screws to fasten everything, and finally finished the project by the end of the summer. I'm very happy to say that today, nearly fifty years later, that porch is still level, true and solid. About two weeks after I finished, I watched a competent contractor do a very similar porch on a neighboring Victorian in our neighborhood. I just had to laugh about all all the things that contractor did differently. That porch was finished in about a week and is also still level, true and solid nearly fifty years later. The main difference was obvious once I watched him doing it. 1. The contractor dug ALL the post holes at the same time. He used a power auger rather than that tedious and mostly useless (other than muscle training) post hole digger. 2. The contractor used cribbing under each member to align the beams square and level. He fastened the beams to the posts while each post floated in its empty hole, suspended from the beams that were supported by the cribbing. Adjusting the frame was easily accomplished with shims and a hammer. 3. When the entire frame -- beams, posts, post hangers, et al -- was square, level, and true, the contractor poured cement into each post hole up to the desired level. Each hole took only a few minutes to fill. 4. A few days later, after the cement was dry and cured enough, the contractor knocked out the cribbing and finished the rest of the project. A few other tips: 1. As others have noted, notching the posts where each beam joins provides a wood-to-wood bearing surface. This is much more stable than relying on the bolts and hangers. 2. Drilling a hole all the way through the post allows lag bolts to pass entirely through the post. Each bolt is then fastened on the inside with a big washer and nut. This is a much more long-lasting connection in comparison to a lag screw that relies on screw threads biting into wood. 3. Use pressure-treated lumber for all the posts and -- if you can afford it -- for the beams. That significantly increases the lifetime of these structural members 4. As much as I love the new toys like the laser level, an old fashioned water level is often far more convenient. All you need is fifty or a hundred feet of translucent plastic tubing, a tub to hold a few gallons of water, and food coloring to make the levels easy to see. Then siphon the colored water into the tube and plug each end. Hold the two ends next to each other and use a marker to draw a level line across each. In use, one of you holds one end of the tube upright at one end. The other walks the other end to wherever its needed and moves it up or down until the red water line matches the level-lines. Bingo -- the two ends are level with each other. There are enough times when there isn't a clear line-of-sight that a water level can be a lot easier. Plus, it goes around corners without any trouble at all. Your new deck will be fabulous. Congratulations on selling your other house, that will surely take some of the pressure off all these projects. I look forward to new episodes as you continue restoring this amazing property.

[@Fleetwoodphil2]

Slightly off topic, but have you considered a live chat session?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

I hadn’t thought of that at all. Like an AMA sort of thing?

[@proudvirginian]

They got an entire trailer home back there, but couldn't deliver decking wood? Sounds like someone wasn't all that good at what they do

[@bard44]

I imagine you have plans for that tree?

[@helenhelps9619]

🔨🔨

[@user-qr5kn4sv5y]

I made a mistake once by not applying weed barrier before putting down the decking.

[@fred2cats]

No captions?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Sorry they are not on there, it’s not deliberate. On the older videos they were generated quite quickly but recently they haven’t been going on.

[@Dore60]

👍

[@robdeaton9910]

Where did the chickens go? I thought that area was the chicken pen. Looks like you're off to a good start. What's going on inside the station now? Still getting permits and design work done? 😊

[@theoldstationrenovation]

We moved them out the way while we do the deck

[@harrisonandrew]

What is currently happening with the Station?

[@proudvirginian]

Isn't is great how you need shiny new things like a laser level when you're remodeling or building? I just wanna build things so I can buy more toys

[@jawadqureshi1507]

I don't get it geel was working you changed pants midway and dog got tired going nothing?

[@user-hp2bz1ff6c]

Again no subtitles. What is your problem ?

[@brettdanvers9425]

Where are the chickens now?

[@theoldstationrenovation]

They are on the outbuilding side of the garden. Once the decking is up we’ll move them to the bridge garden with a lot more space to scratch around 🐓

[@brettdanvers9425]

Thank you! 👍​@@theoldstationrenovation

[@falfas55bgas]

I don't understand, what is the purpose of a cabin? You live in the mobile home, and the goal is station renovation...Have you said the purpose of a cabin?

[@allanfstone]

Fun? Don’t over think it. People buy a property and do it up as they want to and make films along the way. It’s as simple as that. “Purpose” is meaningless in the context you seem to be using it.

[@falfas55bgas]

@@allanfstone I'm not, but I think she forgot to say what it was for. Whether they are going to move into that, or will it be a guest house, or will it be a chicken house? Just trying to figure out the direction it's going in.

[@debbievogt9881]

​@falfas55bgas I believe many videos ago she said something about rental but it's extremely hard with no closed captions and then her accent on top of it

[@debbievogt9881]

​@@falfas55bgastry the video from July 13th, 1 month ago it says

[@debbievogt9881]

Still no CC. Apparently you actually have to be deaf or hearing Impaired for it to be important to you. I have 83% hearing loss

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Sorry they are not on there, it’s not deliberate. On the older videos they were generated quite quickly but recently they haven’t been going on.

[@BLAZERSEAMS]

Strangely, the dog(s) show ABSOLUTELY no interest at all in your construction project. Only the soggy old ball is of any interest - it must be so annoying for them that you are not paying attention.

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Yes, the dogs are not a huge help! Luckily they get plenty of attention from Laura and the girls!

[@paranihiaanaru4414]

can't watch this as no subtitles. not always much action anyway, too much talking

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Sorry they are not on there, it’s not deliberate. On the older videos they were generated quite quickly but recently they haven’t been going on.

[@jawadqureshi1507]

It a pain watch you ppl working as a caveman

[@bruceshabluk772]

l TAKE IT YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BE LIVING IN THE STATION. MOST LIKELY GOING TO BE SELLING IT

[@theoldstationrenovation]

We are going to live in it, we have no intention to sell it

[@robertgibson7716]

no reply in the last vid so i wont bother with my advice

[@theoldstationrenovation]

Sorry Robert, not deliberate, we’ve been away for a couple of weeks and haven’t caught up on comments yet.

[@ytc257]

Do you know Jesus is a messenger of God