Literal balm for my soul. The asmr of leaves and water and peaceful work, even the tiney background music…every second has eased the raving rodents whipping through my brain. Thank you for this beautiful gift.
It’s all hard work but you make it enjoyable and relaxing☺ Slow & Steady wins the race👍🏼 Thanks for reminding us that a person can get a lot done And smell the roses & earth etc - I wonder what the compost mounds at the end are for…..
Combining these into one huge video, which may take me several months to edit. Should be out fairly early 2024 though I’m going to edit that video on a new editor that Taylor has been mastering. Once I learn that software I’ll start brainstorming my next series. I like this style though, will continue that much for sure
You could market your videos under the Nature Relaxation category. 😌🧘🏼♀️ Great way to lower blood pressure and see the beauty of God’s creation at the same time. Thank you for sharing with us
I’d love to know more about what you suggest to plant in watery areas. I have a brook/pond that saturates a large portion of my property underground. I see you’re burning often. I use the fire pit and fireplace ash in gardens, but why burn the actual garden space? 😊
Burning softens the ground & lots of unique species pop up after a burn. As far as the watery areas maybe papaws & walnuts would be good there? Depends on how saturated of an environment you’re referring to
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Thank you so much for this calming video. I needed this. It’s a gift. 💕💕
Literal balm for my soul. The asmr of leaves and water and peaceful work, even the tiney background music…every second has eased the raving rodents whipping through my brain. Thank you for this beautiful gift.
I love to relax watching do what you do.😮❤
Man I love you content. Looking forward to seeing how the persimmons turn out.
Thanks Wil 😎👍
It’s all hard work but you make it enjoyable and relaxing☺ Slow & Steady wins the race👍🏼 Thanks for reminding us that a person can get a lot done And smell the roses & earth etc - I wonder what the compost mounds at the end are for…..
Glad you’re enjoying, it’s just aged wood chip mulch for my trees
Love looking for Puggle Bear in the time lapse sections of the video!!! She’s never far away!!
Happy Birthday Janie Bug!!!!
Happy Thanksgiving!!
Your videos are so calming to watch. Thank you
You do a wonderful job at both R&R and HH. Thanks for being keen to teach ❤
I love listening to the starlings migrate every year. It gets loud when your sitting in the woods and they come through.
They add a nice touch of life to the otherwise quiet days
Just love, love your videos! Thanks Wil and hope you and your bride had a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Sure did! Hope y’all did as well 🙂
Cutting all those persimmons would be a days work for many, but here you are at the end of that workday doing the most! Learned a lot today, thanks!
Slow & consistent work! I still get my Skyrim in though lolz
Loved this. Thank you! So what happens after you reach #50?
Combining these into one huge video, which may take me several months to edit. Should be out fairly early 2024 though
I’m going to edit that video on a new editor that Taylor has been mastering. Once I learn that software I’ll start brainstorming my next series.
I like this style though, will continue that much for sure
You could market your videos under the Nature Relaxation category. 😌🧘🏼♀️ Great way to lower blood pressure and see the beauty of God’s creation at the same time.
Thank you for sharing with us
You’re welcome! That’s part of the goal
Saved this to my "Best Farming Practices" plylist!🥰
Where there are persimmons, there is the culture to make dried persimmons.
It’s the truth
Are you related to Paul Bunyan? The way you lift those tree trunks! Then you’re send me to Google to learn about Hoshigaki. Great video Will.
He’s my 4th cousin lolz
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You’re going to have so many mushrooms!
I’ve got too many already! Gifts to my homesteader friends for Christmas I reckon🎅
So just A little explanation on dipping the persimmons in the bourbon? Are you drying them is it bourbon or whiskey?
It’s called Hoshigaki, I’m drying the persimmons. Other than that I don’t know much about it never done it before
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I’d love to know more about what you suggest to plant in watery areas. I have a brook/pond that saturates a large portion of my property underground. I see you’re burning often. I use the fire pit and fireplace ash in gardens, but why burn the actual garden space? 😊
Burning softens the ground & lots of unique species pop up after a burn.
As far as the watery areas maybe papaws & walnuts would be good there? Depends on how saturated of an environment you’re referring to
Please remind me of the name of Jess’ channel.
Roots & Refuge
Don't they say that owners and their dogs look alike....lol.
Short n stout, ✅
Cute and Furry too !@@HoneybeeHollowGardens
Why do you lay the oysters out in the sun?
My understanding is they make Vitamin D somehow from that
@@HoneybeeHollowGardens Oh! That's cool. How long do you leave them out?
@@MorePranaGardens half an hour or so, usually
@@HoneybeeHollowGardens Awesome. Thank you.
What is Hosigaki
Those dried persimmons