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Oh my gosh how funny❤❤❤

Good afternoon family ❤❤❤❤

😂 yall tickle me! Have an amazing day fam!

Good morning family ❤❤❤❤❤❤

The 2 lines by your home is probably moister run off from the roof overhang

Put a swales on each side of the driveway to direct the water away from the driveway.

Are there any equipment rentals in your area, where you could rent a dump truck ?

Look up how to make soilcrete. Basically, you just till concrete into soil, and smooth out. Or if you have a hitch on your van you can rent a utility trailer or buy one and haul the rock up yourself. I suggest if you buy or rent one it would be better to get a dump trailer. Or one with a rolling mat to dump easier.

I'm just guessing here but it feels like DRY CONCRETE would be a good use...maybe. You can shape it so to push the water towards the outer edges of your driveway. Maybe add the gravel after. Just a guess 😊

I would hire someone who is looking for work that has a truck. Will be cheaper to buy rock at a gravel pit. Make sure to put rock over the pipe you had put in.(culvert) Actually the rock should have been put directly on top of the pipe. The dirt will eventually wash away.

Good evening, you drive that tractor woman! She got that!

I saw on another TH-cam channel that folks spreaded dry concrete down and sprayed with water... raked, let it dry..it it worked perfectly! It was a trouble area in their long Driveway, which was no longer a problem!

Great video! Just subscribed. We are about to tackle the same issue with our driveway. So glad we found you guys on TH-cam. ❤ we have to bust our own stone. The good thing is that it’s sandstone, but goodness it’s still a huge task. I look forward to future videos! Y’all stay safe!❤

Definitely not a failure. Slow and steady wins the race. Once y’all get it finished you can sit back and relax and appreciate your hard work. 👍🏽

Bags of cement

You two are so darn cute ❤

This video was hilarious….love you guys…. Wish I could help you…. Hang in there🙏🏾❣️To be continued……

Look if you want to get that gravel to your property all you got to do is go to a local rental place with dump trailer and rent that and then go to U-Haul and rent a pickup truck and that's how you get your gravel to your property

Rent a vehicle and haul it yourself❤

Hopefully Y’all won’t need a swamp buggy to get up your drive.

The best solution to your driveway problem is a jacked up Redneck 4 wheel drive pickup! 😉😁

Bugger ROCKS not pebbles.the rain will drown then pebbles.find bigger flat rocks from land. Watch a couple of Homestead videos of them getting a driveway laid down and look at the size of the Rocks the Rocks I'm talking about specifically are big white rocks. Rocks only no dirt in the bag. Or you can get a couple logs cut them in half and lay them down next to each other close together buried halfway down into the ground.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I'm loving yall relationship husband and wife and can't leave your baby out 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤love you guys 😘

I agree with Shawnawilliams263 (about 7th comment below) Also I would remove those nails if you haven't already because if they come up, you could get a flat tire.

Great job it would take about 150 square to finish 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Praying yall can get someone to bring gravel to yall ❤❤❤❤❤

We lived in California up in the mountains about 55 mins from Tahoe and it was so difficult to get anything delivered or a contractor up to do any work. It was difficult. But I would suggest renting a truck and dump trailer for a week and transport yourself because the bag situation will take way to long.

This driveway of yours is going to be interesting to watch what your solution will be. ❤. Every little bit is progress. Keep on moving forward 👍

Rent a U-Haul truck and pickup a couple of yards of gravel from a landscape company it’s cheaper. Also renting a truck or trailer will be easier because you can get a lot of gravel at one time. The landscaping company will know what type of gravel you need good luck you got this!

Just like this person said, rent a dump truck you can tow and fill it with rock directly from the gravel supply place.

what you are spending in bags you are better off having a truck load of the gravel delivered much cheaper in the long run beleave me please we know what we are talking about

A garage push broom might help with removing sand. You have to be patient. You are doing everything yourself. It will take a lot of time and money.

The music is so fitting I really like how you guys arrange your content. 🌄🦍☮️🖤

It is not a failure. However, you can rent a dump truck and fill it with gravel; drive and dump as you go. This will enable you to accomplish more coverage in a shorter time. I advise, spread a bag of concrete per section, water (not saturate) the area to harden (stabilizing) the path. OR, simply let nature do the task for you-RAIN. It is a temporary fix, until you decide to pave the area at age 80.😂

You too are so funny love your vlogs

Buy (rent?) a cheap dump truck, pick up the gravel yourselves, then sell dump truck when done? Love your place and watching your progress. Thanks.

The A-Team will get it done 👍🏾🌄🦍☮️🖤

Another youtuber added quikrete and water to their gravel, it might work for yall. Life with Kellly All Day

Good morning guys

Looks great guys! Love the house and that view.

Your channel popped up & to my surprise this happens to be a dream of mine!!! Love what you guys have going here & look forward to upcoming footage. New Subby here!!😊

Congrats on your new home enjoy it.

Goats will eat down the grass and help prevent fires.

Are you and the rural home safe during these current 9/2024 fires in California? I hope so, prayers for safety.

Beautiful and thanks for sharing….. really appreciate and enjoy your videos….. ❤ you both are hilarious 😂blessings

Just came across y’all channel. New sub. 👍🏽

You guys make me laugh like your videos

Ok, y’all are awesome! This was a fun video. And chickens, they are extremely easy and a blast for eggs. For meat, its a different bird and a different vibe. But completely doable. When it gets nice and cold out there, you won’t want to go back to LaLaLand. Enjoy every single moment of it.

Chickens are very easy to keep and produce eggs. You just have to get the right feed and the room in the chicken run to allow them to dig for bugs (without digging out under the fence). We fed our hens very cheap feed as chicks and a $20 bag lasted a few months for our four chicks. We did forget to switch to a higher quality and was wondering why they werent producing eggs when they were of age. They do not need males to produce eggs btw, only if you want more chicks get a rooster. Anyhow, we brought a higher quality feed and allowed them room to eat bugs they found, along with kitchen scraps and within a week they were producing eggs. We get about 1 egg from each of them each day, which is enough for the two of us. I'd suggest you start with 4 hens in at least a 10x12 (preferably 20 ft). You can have some on the land now if you build a sturdy enough chicken run and coop on your land and use hardwire cloth (1/4 inch and at least 19 gauge) to help keep smaller critters out if that's a concern. So it should be sturdy where coyotes and such cant break the walls, with small enough holes that mice and such cannot get though. You can either buy or make DIY feeders and waterers that can hold at least a week worth of food. They don't each much. start off with like 3-4 hens (no roosters yet until you're living there bc sometimes they're aggressive). Be sure to have a pretty large run that is enclosed at the top as well and make it so they can't dig under. Put a simple coop inside the run with sun and rain protection and it's soooo easy! We made one at our city home and are in the process of making a larger one on our Homestead. (We're like yall where we live in our house part time, van part time, and then land sometimes) and also in Cali! Love your vibes!

I love homestead videos because it shows you another way of life that us often promoted in society.