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You will find out that demolishing this property will cost less than renovating it. It is not worth the work and cost, but hey I'm just a strange from the internet why should you believe me anyway.

That’s crazy you need a gap so air can circulate so the wood stays dry and dosnt rot that’s a real shame

If you lay a tarp on the floors you can grab the corners and drag the rubbish out to your skip rather than a bigger clean up

i used to live in a 400 year old cottage, i think the damp problem wouldnt of been noticable when it was lived in as their would be a fire going daily. in my old place if i went away for more than a week it would take 2 weeks to get all the stones warm again, well insulated when renovating and had central heating but if the fire hadnt been on in a week and it was cold outside you could feel it creeping through the floors and walls. stoves and ranges beat open fires, at present tho a open fire is all we have, during a few storms its been a godsend, having a fire provided heat and cooking when we had no power, the longest we had no electricity was 4 days but for some around us it was a week.

Great progress, well done!

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From experience I suggest you keep and use the coal fires and avoid double glazing . The house was built to breathe with open fires. A 'back boiler' behind the main fireplace can supply radiators and hot water. Damp proofing by drilling into the walls only if the walls are brick. Doesn't work on stone walls . Old houses have a lot of character and durability.

No modern house will last more than 120 years. Each generation refurbishes and time moves on.

Keeps y fit

Love those fire places.😮😮😮

Lot of work and heartaches but dedication and perseverance will get you through at the end game it’ll be an absolute gem Used to work on this type of buildings in the 70s and early 80s expect the unexpected I’m now retired as a builder in oz best of luck

I love the “talking wall”!

💕The wooden pieces coming down from the ceiling is great for starting the fires in your log burner💕The ash from the burner is great to use in the garden on many plants💕

💕Cows see cow sheds & grassy fields so I think watching you both from time to time is like changing the channel on a tv 😂💕They’ll be mooing to each other saying I wonder what’s going to happen next 😊💕

💕Have you started a compost pile with all of these cuttings you’ve been pulling up💕That’s free compost for your future veggie beds iPhone💕Plus you could try the no dig garden bed method💕

i love the old farm doors

A good video good luck with the renovation 😊😊

Mate you’re gonna be absolutely ripped by the time I see you next 👏🏼💪🏼 gonna be giving Gav’s Dr Kelso calves a run for their money.

Room after room after... is that a tiled floor - the red and black?

There’s only one Colin D!

Being as brutal as you can be. Get that ceiling down asap

Dads on lawnmowers are a happy lot.

May i ask what company did you use for your internet, we are out in the sticks in Wales and our internet is terrible,,,, loving your vids,,,excellent series

Can’t wait for the next episode,best wishes to you all 👍👍👍👍

Mass produced....i pulled out three from my village house in Ireland which dated ti to 1760s.

Looks like a prosperous small holding to me to judge by features and artifacts. Good luck.

I bet that house is glad you two turned up, it's gonna be epic when you are done 🙌

The info on the heritage-house site might be of interest

Brilliant, please dampen and spray the old dust and detrius, dust masks aren't that good. Stay safe and sound🎉🎉🎉

Love the old beams in the ceiling, do you plan to leave them open?

Pioneer music for pioneer work. Keep on rocking! 😊

Since the Tally Ho project has pretty much finished, this is my new favourite builder series, commenting for the algorithm.

Ahh glad this house is being given a new life hope you find lots of treasures

Thank you for allowing us to share your adventure

Hope you kept the creel! Very useful.

Good luck....it needs demolition first

Looking forward to your update!!!

One day at a time was my motto 😊😊😊

Renovating an old house, there are ups and downs, joy and disappointment, but the time will come that you will be proud of your work and your lovely home. When all the dirty work is over, that's when you'll be relieved and eager to move on to the next phase of work. Good luck and see you there.

Love the chatting wall! And I was so happy to see that tile fireplace surround go 😂

You could paint that gate black.

Where is your wheelbarrow? It would protect your backs!

Another great video!😊

Wow, your really getting to the bottom of things and doing a great job while your at it. The new gate looks perfect and shout out to ya dad for his stella lawnmowing!!❤

Do you guys have a plan for the floors on ground floor? Will you dig down and then pour a pad? Or are you going to do any reinforcing interior or exterior under the house? Really curious how this will play out!

What a surprise to see that floor sitting on dirt. Wow. Well, you will make it right and be rewarded with a house that shelters you for a lifetime. Keep up the morale and remember to have fun. Someday this will be a memory and having fun will make it so much the sweeter. Stick a wheel on that gate, let it carry the load. ❤

*slowly backs out of the room*

Sorry to be a bearer of bad tidings but you will not believe the muck and soot you will have when you remove the upstairs ceilings. You'll come away looking like Pandas. Ask me how I know. Regards Jim.

Great content.. such a shame there was no ancient fireplace under that really ugly one…. ❤❤❤❤❤

Great episode 🙌 myself and my wife love following along