Meet Robert and Catherine back in February after tramping in from the Cascade. Got invited in for a cuppa and a yarn. Lovely hospitable, interesting people. The walk in took 8 hours so didn't beat your time of 6:50 Chris but maybe next time, thanks for posting these videos
Ur mum is quite a resourceful woman , 1 cud learn a ting or 2 frm her abt gardenin. Another great vid brutha 🤘. I kwn it must b a hard life out there , bt d peace u can beat aa
During our younger years, remember my father used to plant vegetables and fruits for our consumption. For compost/fertilizers, we used carabao dung, used to gather them put it in a sack/bag and bring it back home. Thanks for sharing this video, brings back memories. Living now in Christchurch NZ, originally from The Philippines (Southern Leyte). You should visit Southern Leyte! 😀
Hi Chris I love watching video from down home I knew your dad before you were even thought of I used to stay with Merv and Liz at Jackson Bay, drove the fish truck for years your dad often called in and we would chat away for hours while picking on cray bodies, good old days. From Murray.
Very cool as a Horticulturist and a outdoors person I love it , extremely lucky people to be able live like that. Keep up the videos well done , credit to you all
Your mother said that the only rubbish you take out is plastic and some types of metal i think most metals break down over time especially if buried and go back into the ground where metal originally came from in it's natural form.
For Mum and Dad they are very good at that. Dad lived there for 10 years by himself. However we do get a lot of visitors too, hikers and airplanes and helicopters.
What a beautiful person your mom is. 🌻
The best kind of gardening. Very natural. Returning to the earth and harvesting the bounty. Thanks Mum for allowing us in to share in your life.
Meet Robert and Catherine back in February after tramping in from the Cascade. Got invited in for a cuppa and a yarn. Lovely hospitable, interesting people. The walk in took 8 hours so didn't beat your time of 6:50 Chris but maybe next time, thanks for posting these videos
She knows her garden very well. and how she takes care of her vegetable garden is just 👍 Good.
Thank you! Yes she knows it so well
She knows her garden well. Fresh vegetables all year long. 😊😊😊
Its nice seeing your mom in a video. 😊
Ur mum is quite a resourceful woman , 1 cud learn a ting or 2 frm her abt gardenin. Another great vid brutha 🤘. I kwn it must b a hard life out there , bt d peace u can beat aa
During our younger years, remember my father used to plant vegetables and fruits for our consumption. For compost/fertilizers, we used carabao dung, used to gather them put it in a sack/bag and bring it back home. Thanks for sharing this video, brings back memories. Living now in Christchurch NZ, originally from The Philippines (Southern Leyte). You should visit Southern Leyte! 😀
Oh it would be so easy to grow things over in the philippines!
Wealth of information thank you Catherine 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Chris I love watching video from down home I knew your dad before you were even thought of I used to stay with Merv and Liz at Jackson Bay, drove the fish truck for years your dad often called in and we would chat away for hours while picking on cray bodies, good old days.
From Murray.
Thats amazing! Thanks for watching all these years on
What a beautiful, untouched place.
Interesting and beautiful sunset. X
Thanks for sharing, stay safe ❤️
Can't wait to watch this, been searching for your videos. Thank you 🙏❤️
I found your channel through the news on Nzherard. Greeting from Queenstown. 😊
Thanks for watching! Im living just over the hill in Wanaka at the moment
Very cool as a Horticulturist and a outdoors person I love it , extremely lucky people to be able live like that. Keep up the videos well done , credit to you all
Very lovely ! Thanks for sharing- my father gardens very similarly - and also has his whole life! He’s 86 now and still gardens!!
Your mother said that the only rubbish you take out is plastic and some types of metal i think most metals break down over time especially if buried and go back into the ground where metal originally came from in it's natural form.
Great productive garden, so looking forward to spring. All the best from the U.K.
Thank you! You too!
Wow
Hope all is well 2day 23th June 2024
Keep it up 😊
Aroha
This is so inspiring! Thanks for your videos!
Thank you!
I agree. Love the tiger worms! Greetings from Whangarei NZ.
Is it her Garden in recent times??
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How can you overcome the feeling of being alone in there ?
For Mum and Dad they are very good at that. Dad lived there for 10 years by himself. However we do get a lot of visitors too, hikers and airplanes and helicopters.
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