You are rich where it counts the most love. You guys are learning & building memories and loving every minute of it that's what matters the most. Rich is a state of mind not a bank account never ever forget that. ❤
What fun! I was raised living out in the middle of no where back a 1/2 mile long drive way like yall are. Then I got the farm and raised my kids there. We were surrounded by fields, woods, and a creek and train tracks. Plenty of wild, safe, edible fruits and greens. And madicinal herbs to forrage for and preserve. Such good memories. Our heat was a big wood burning stove. My dad cut the wood with a chain saw or an axe and then he chopped it by hand with an axe. The upstairs windows were so thin we could scrape the ice off of the INSIDE of our bedroom windows. We covered up in very old thick quilts that were not made for bueaty but rather for warmth. Such great memories. In our woods we made our own little campground with trails that we named and put signs up for. I made up maps with the trail names for friends and family members to use to follow the trails. I was just a kid. There was a wash out at the creek and my dad was afraid that someone might fall into it, so he had me make a sign to put there. We pronounce wash as "waRsh" or "woRsh" and I knew no other way to say it. So I painted the sign as "WARSH OUT". My friend was with me and told me that she thought that when we had that word as a spelling word that it didnt have an R in it but she wasnt 100% sure because her dad also came from down in them big ole hills/mountains of Appalachia like mine did. (We were living in the lower Great Lakes Region). So I showed it to my dad and he said it looked good. He only went to the 3rd grade because he parents farmed him out because they needed the money to help pay the bills etc. Thankfully he was farmed out to a good family that treated him well. My friend and I later had to look the word "warsh" up to see if it had an R in it or not. Much to my dissapointment it did not have an R in it. I am 53 and still say it with an R in it because it does not come out right. If I have to say it without the R I have to consentrate to form the word. The same goes for some other unique Appalacian words like "oral" verses "oil" and many others. As Im sure you can feel and see down in them hills is a very special something that words cant describe. It is a pulling. It pulls ya back to it. Each tall, thick, old tree has many, many stories to tell from its younger years and from what all it can see from its perspective. If something whistles at ya from the woods dont whistle back. If something calls your name from the woods dont answer back. I never understood why we couldnt answer back, but those are common intructions. I wanted answers and would go searching for them. My dad would come running after me. I am 1st generation on his side to not be born and raised down there but we spent a lot of time down there in the summers. My family has been there since the 1600s and my Native ancestors have been down there for 1000s of years.
One way to get some less-expensive pine / fir trees are to look for Christmas tree lots that sell trees with root balls. Then go visit them just before or after Christmas and buy what they haven't sold, and then go plant them. My mom and step-dad did that with our Christmas trees for years, and now they are 50+ feet tall and nearly a forest unto themselves.
We love seeing it so often and then in a few years we are going to have it to remember when things look so much different here :) Happy to be sharing this all with you! See you next week!
Evergreens are notorious for not surviving fall transplants, on account of their 'needles' remain green through the winter and continue to transpire moisture into the dry winter air, while the disturbed roots haven't yet re-established themselves and regained the ability to effectively extract moisture from the soil to counteract that transpired loss.@@RunawayMattCass
Good afternoon you guys hope you guys are having a great afternoon hope your septic tank in or whatever you guys got to put in all right and say hi to the family and everybody and God bless you guys and have a safe whatever it is out there Thanksgiving I guess all right guys have a great day and God bless you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Watch planting pine trees close to your house because they draw lighting to them in thunderstorms. I live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and I have seen lightning hit many pine trees. I saw one hit during a hurricane and i watched that pine burn with it pouring down rain.i just started watching your videos and I had to hit the like button on it so I could see more of your videos. Praying to see you build your new home the way you want it.
Just and idea. Get one of those portable buildi g/sheds off marketplace and civer with greenhouse clear covering. It will help keep heat in anf lets the light in. My spouse and i did that over our camper for the winter. In the spring we openthe ends with screen for the breeze.and tk keep bugs out
You guys are doing a great job. You doing the old way. Lots of people don’t even know how to use a shovel lol 😂 are they know how but don’t want to. God Bless you both enjoying watching your videos
I laid over a thousand sq. ft. in my house of peel and stick and I love it too! Good call on the floors and a wood stove. Blessings from the Oregon coast.
It doesn’t matter how much money you guys have or don’t have. As long as you have and love each other, that’s all that matters. Love you guys and your Runaway Ranch. Love and Best wishes from Nebraska! 😊❤
Matt and Cass.......I just found your channel today and watched your video about the problems involved with building out your Amish cabin. This idea may have been suggested already, but I would suggest purchasing a tiny home trailer, getting a crane to lift it onto the trailer, bolt it down to the trailer and then call it a tiny home on wheels (THOW) which are allowed in TN. I don't know where you are located in TN, but there is a guy in Newport (Randy Jones) who builds tiny homes (Incredible Tiny Homes) who I bet would be happy to help you guys out. I would give him a call. He has a TH-cam channel also. Great guy. Best of luck and I will keep following your channel.
Love the mix peaceful, silly, hard-working vibes in this video!! You two are so yourselves in these which is SO hard and vulnerable, I'm so proud of you! You're so inspiring to us :)
Don’t feel bad about wearing knee pads. I used to install flooring in my 20s and some of the guys would make fun of me for wearing them but a few years later those of us who wore them were the only ones not needing knee surgery. 😂🤦🏻♂️
In Iowa you can contact the dnr and they will come and plant trees on your property. Im sure tennesee has something similar. Your gonna want to put fencing around the tree. The reason it has no branches on the bottom is because the deer love to eat them.
❤ Your place is looking like home more and more. That cedar tree ... awesome indeed. Try to put a fence around it so the deer wont munch on it. You go guys and Lord bless you both..pets ..property. Hope you can get bird feeders to have for window watching this winter.
If y’all can find an old tractor with a loader it will help tremendously, but there freakin expensive now. My 70’s clapped out ford was still 7k last year, but I can get way more done in a day so I guess it’s worth having the tractor instead of my rainy day funds. Nice looking cedar as well. I’ve not transplanted any myself and look forward to see how well it grows in the future. Thanks
You two are making great progress. Where about in Tennessee are you? My wife, son, and I are moving from Lancaster PA to Oregon county Missouri at the end of the month. So we won’t be too far away from you guys. We’re going out to the property this week to see it for the first time. Been working towards getting land for 20 years. Had a few setbacks that held me up over the years but were finally getting to do it.
Wow great job guys, there's a lot of people who just sit in their mamas basement with a keyboard and say things just to say things don't worry about it just keep doing what you're doing, keep living, keep gaining experiences and pursuing happiness God bless you both
Just found your channel. Welcome to TN. I landed here on the Cumberland Plateau 3 years ago and spent my first year in a camper too. You guys are doing great, I like forward to following along.
Hi Matt & Cass, very cool video, the filming and edition is excellent. Well we started building our cabin on our off-grid property here in southern Alabama. We're having a contractor do all the heavy framing, then we will finish the interior ourselves. All the framing is being done with rough cut cedar and cedar planks on the exterior walls. It well have a insulated metal roof.
I have so many people say why not pay to have some projects done, well i enjoy the work i do and the accomplished feeling that comes with the hard work. I just recently finished my 2001 Jayco rebuild mine was so much more extensive rebuilding the front and back walls along with 2/3 new floor from the water damage. keep on going cant wait to see your homestead more complete.
there went 5 grand just getting the septic installed......know that pain lol. wait till a well comes along. as someone who remodeled a 94 5th wheel and now lived in for 4 years, get the maintenance done on ALL the appliances in the camper and stay on it. i found out a new stove (a21") is 500 bucks and a dual fuel fridge is 1500 to start and they dont have replacement parts for older appliances so only new if yers breaks
Runaway Ranch Hand! Hell Ya! haha 😛 You are basically spot on 🫣 It was a tuff blow but ya know ... It is what it is :) Do it and move on haha :) Not looking forward to the well for now we got the rain water collection going real well!
I forgot to say i used the peal and stick in mine also but with the temp changes i see it was not the best choice i may end up replacing it again with the vinyl click and lock system as i just put some down in my family room of my house and kitchen it is water proof and i wont have to worry about the seams opening up.
@@RunawayMattCass just a thought, watched a video of a man living off bird like y'all he used a 12volt battery hooked to his solor panels and it flushed his toilet, I thought of y'all, he also had his solar panels on a metal post and he just turned it as the sun moved. It was so neat how he ran his house. The person that videoed has a channel called Girl in the woods. Her video is called best off grid house I've ever seen. The floors block amazing, I enjoy you're channel and will be following along with y'all.🙂
I hope that I'm not being redundant but, in trying to determine what kind of tree that you transplanted y'all may be barking up the wrong side of the tree. I hope that you get to the root of the problem😊. Or maybe it's best to just leaf it alone🤔. I wonder how fir this investigation will progress. Love y'all. Be safe, stay healthy, strong, discerning and successful. From Texas🤠 to y'all. Blessings... in His Holy Name.🌲
She really is but we did ALOT of work to keep her this way. I am unsure where he got the fabric, but on the Tiger Motorhome page on Facebook I know they might have an answer!
I installed flooring for over 30 years if you were to put glue under the peel & stick vinyl plank tiles you won't have to worry as much about water. Or you can find sheet vinyl that looks like hardwood. Just match it to the other. Great job guys. Love it.😊 sorry I'm watching you install the planks glue would be good the sticky stuff won't last in most cases so if any comes loose just grab a little vinyl glue. I love the wood looking planks❤
Yes we did them in Jolene and our Bus conversion and when some would come up we would just use a little glue but mostly we love them so much convenient, affordable, and look good 👍 Thanks for watching!
@@RunawayMattCass I forgot to mention if you use vinyl glue let it get tacky before you replace the plank or it will ooze up thru the cracks. Thanks for replying.
We kept our travel trailer in the shade at our TN property and during the summer, with all the heat and humidity, the inside quickly got moldy. We had to move it back out into the sun to dry it out and prevent mold. 😕 I'm wondering if partially in the sun and partially in the shade would work. 🤔
I would like to respectfully remind you that the camper is not your forever home and as such maybe doesn’t need all that much rehab. Deal with the ugly, in theory it just one winter you truly need it for
Thank you! We have always loved TN lived here now for 6 years and it is close to family and friends. With moderate climate but still 4 season and lots of rain that allows for good growing :)
aint no way i would ever put a wood stove in a camper.. and we watched our cabin burn to the ground,from a thimble failure on a wood stove.. smh.. to each their own..
This is an extremely insensitive comment to those who lost their homes, their lives, their bussiness, and much more! We were lucky here at the ranch as it didn't hit us badly. THINK about your comments more in the future and how people are suffering today.
Do you know that if you save all of your coffee grounds they really work with gardening and with other plants to and if you water your plants with cold coffee it will make the plants grow better because I had some vegetable plants that were dying and I watered them with cold coffee and it brought them back to life and they were really big
You are rich where it counts the most love. You guys are learning & building memories and loving every minute of it that's what matters the most. Rich is a state of mind not a bank account never ever forget that. ❤
Thank you
Cedar not pine.
You are so right
I wouldn't be able to tell
What fun! I was raised living out in the middle of no where back a 1/2 mile long drive way like yall are. Then I got the farm and raised my kids there. We were surrounded by fields, woods, and a creek and train tracks.
Plenty of wild, safe, edible fruits and greens. And madicinal herbs to forrage for and preserve.
Such good memories.
Our heat was a big wood burning stove. My dad cut the wood with a chain saw or an axe and then he chopped it by hand with an axe.
The upstairs windows were so thin we could scrape the ice off of the INSIDE of our bedroom windows.
We covered up in very old thick quilts that were not made for bueaty but rather for warmth.
Such great memories. In our woods we made our own little campground with trails that we named and put signs up for. I made up maps with the trail names for friends and family members to use to follow the trails. I was just a kid.
There was a wash out at the creek and my dad was afraid that someone might fall into it, so he had me make a sign to put there. We pronounce wash as "waRsh" or "woRsh" and I knew no other way to say it. So I painted the sign as "WARSH OUT".
My friend was with me and told me that she thought that when we had that word as a spelling word that it didnt have an R in it but she wasnt 100% sure because her dad also came from down in them big ole hills/mountains of Appalachia like mine did. (We were living in the lower Great Lakes Region).
So I showed it to my dad and he said it looked good. He only went to the 3rd grade because he parents farmed him out because they needed the money to help pay the bills etc. Thankfully he was farmed out to a good family that treated him well.
My friend and I later had to look the word "warsh" up to see if it had an R in it or not. Much to my dissapointment it did not have an R in it.
I am 53 and still say it with an R in it because it does not come out right. If I have to say it without the R I have to consentrate to form the word. The same goes for some other unique Appalacian words like "oral" verses "oil" and many others.
As Im sure you can feel and see down in them hills is a very special something that words cant describe. It is a pulling. It pulls ya back to it. Each tall, thick, old tree has many, many stories to tell from its younger years and from what all it can see from its perspective.
If something whistles at ya from the woods dont whistle back.
If something calls your name from the woods dont answer back.
I never understood why we couldnt answer back, but those are common intructions. I wanted answers and would go searching for them. My dad would come running after me. I am 1st generation on his side to not be born and raised down there but we spent a lot of time down there in the summers.
My family has been there since the 1600s and my Native ancestors have been down there for 1000s of years.
Ahhh..the beauty of the Great Lakes...im from there and feel blessed, very content.❤❤❤
One way to get some less-expensive pine / fir trees are to look for Christmas tree lots that sell trees with root balls. Then go visit them just before or after Christmas and buy what they haven't sold, and then go plant them. My mom and step-dad did that with our Christmas trees for years, and now they are 50+ feet tall and nearly a forest unto themselves.
Let’s go 😊
The guy that put my gravel down with his truck and got it pretty close.
That Japanese beetle is killing the pines in Tenn. Good luck with it . ❤That looks like a fir tree not a pine.
I love how you replanted the tree, and it’s in a location where you can appreciate it. Love your channel and what you share with us. Very inspiring!
We love seeing it so often and then in a few years we are going to have it to remember when things look so much different here :) Happy to be sharing this all with you! See you next week!
Evergreens are notorious for not surviving fall transplants, on account of their 'needles' remain green through the winter and continue to transpire moisture into the dry winter air, while the disturbed roots haven't yet re-established themselves and regained the ability to effectively extract moisture from the soil to counteract that transpired loss.@@RunawayMattCass
Cedar 🤣
Yes haha we have figured that they are technically a different tree lol we have always just called them pines haha
Screw the cost y’all need a bobcat or a mini excavator
Thank you, another great video.
Feeding the algorithm...
I love that you saved that beautiful tree! Love watching what you guys are doing. Good work!
Thanks so much for the support! Love saving our cedars to grow big and strong here :)
Cedar Tree
Great job on all levels. Team work great to see. Save a tree great way to pass things on this earth. ROCK ON
Thanks, Jeff!!! We appreciate the support - Rock on! 🤘
Awesome progress!!! Nothing better than sweat equity!!! 🐾🙏🏻✌🏻🍻
Working hard everyday but loving this land more and more :)
@@RunawayMattCass I'm still trying to figure out where I can afford land in this real estate market!!!
Good job guys when it's all done you will be able to say we did this and enjoy every bit of it you guys are awesome 👌
Absolutely! It's quite the journey to get there but it's an awesome process! Appreciate the support!
A Wheel Barrow would have made that pile go a lot easier with fewer steps.
Would totally agree! Haha. Funny enough we don't have one on property yet!
Seriously friends, that looks more like a cedar tree. Lol. you all are so fun to watch. best wishes and many prayers.
It is lol! We have always just referred to them as pine lol!
Great Video Guys, Looking forward to next week.
Thanks bud! See ya next week. It is a fun one:)
beats by dre? Nah, Beet by Cass 🤣🤣😂
love yalls energy you guys are my spirit animal
Good afternoon you guys hope you guys are having a great afternoon hope your septic tank in or whatever you guys got to put in all right and say hi to the family and everybody and God bless you guys and have a safe whatever it is out there Thanksgiving I guess all right guys have a great day and God bless you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Watch planting pine trees close to your house because they draw lighting to them in thunderstorms. I live on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and I have seen lightning hit many pine trees. I saw one hit during a hurricane and i watched that pine burn with it pouring down rain.i just started watching your videos and I had to hit the like button on it so I could see more of your videos. Praying to see you build your new home the way you want it.
Your videos are too short!!! Lol. Love to watch your accomplishments. ✌️❤️🍻
I wanted to see the bread.
Right? Good or bad I wanted to see how it came out. I've had plenty of failures. It's part of the process of learning
Just and idea. Get one of those portable buildi g/sheds off marketplace and civer with greenhouse clear covering. It will help keep heat in anf lets the light in. My spouse and i did that over our camper for the winter. In the spring we openthe ends with screen for the breeze.and tk keep bugs out
You guys are doing a great job. You doing the old way. Lots of people don’t even know how to use a shovel lol 😂 are they know how but don’t want to. God Bless you both enjoying watching your videos
Great job, you two! The floors look really good and I like that new couch too.
I laid over a thousand sq. ft. in my house of peel and stick and I love it too! Good call on the floors and a wood stove. Blessings from the Oregon coast.
Happy to have you here friend! We love the peel and stick too! It works and looks good haha. Excited to get our stove!
It doesn’t matter how much money you guys have or don’t have. As long as you have and love each other, that’s all that matters. Love you guys and your Runaway Ranch. Love and Best wishes from Nebraska! 😊❤
Wow that was from the acorns...hey you need a maple tree !! French toast time !!!
Matt and Cass.......I just found your channel today and watched your video about the problems involved with building out your Amish cabin. This idea may have been suggested already, but I would suggest purchasing a tiny home trailer, getting a crane to lift it onto the trailer, bolt it down to the trailer and then call it a tiny home on wheels (THOW) which are allowed in TN. I don't know where you are located in TN, but there is a guy in Newport (Randy Jones) who builds tiny homes (Incredible Tiny Homes) who I bet would be happy to help you guys out. I would give him a call. He has a TH-cam channel also. Great guy. Best of luck and I will keep following your channel.
You two rock look forward to the next video 🌲🌲🌲🌲
Your Cedar tree is beautiful, we hope it takes.
rv trailer floors are laid throughout before walls are installed. its efficient and quick to lay the floors before any walls.
Nice!
Love the mix peaceful, silly, hard-working vibes in this video!! You two are so yourselves in these which is SO hard and vulnerable, I'm so proud of you! You're so inspiring to us :)
Also love the ranch bodies!!!!!
Look, granite has radon in it, wear protective gear!
Don’t feel bad about wearing knee pads. I used to install flooring in my 20s and some of the guys would make fun of me for wearing them but a few years later those of us who wore them were the only ones not needing knee surgery. 😂🤦🏻♂️
Thats a cedar tree not a pine tree.
Thanks for sharing, but too many ad breaks.
In Iowa you can contact the dnr and they will come and plant trees on your property. Im sure tennesee has something similar. Your gonna want to put fencing around the tree. The reason it has no branches on the bottom is because the deer love to eat them.
❤ Your place is looking like home more and more. That cedar tree ... awesome indeed. Try to put a fence around it so the deer wont munch on it. You go guys and Lord bless you both..pets ..property. Hope you can get bird feeders to have for window watching this winter.
That’s a cedar tree !
Ya we realized that haha:)
You tell them injoy your dreams
Absolutely! Thank you for the support!
If y’all can find an old tractor with a loader it will help tremendously, but there freakin expensive now. My 70’s clapped out ford was still 7k last year, but I can get way more done in a day so I guess it’s worth having the tractor instead of my rainy day funds. Nice looking cedar as well. I’ve not transplanted any myself and look forward to see how well it grows in the future. Thanks
Hard work pays off!!!
Great job guys! 🍻
Thank you! We are happy with the progress! 🤙
Lol! Looks like you are enjoying the projects!
Glad to hear of the wood stove.
You two are making great progress. Where about in Tennessee are you? My wife, son, and I are moving from Lancaster PA to Oregon county Missouri at the end of the month. So we won’t be too far away from you guys. We’re going out to the property this week to see it for the first time. Been working towards getting land for 20 years. Had a few setbacks that held me up over the years but were finally getting to do it.
Beautiful job guys !! Hittin it👍
Here's a joke for ya... Jeremiah the "pine" says "cedar both wrong on what kind of tree iam lol ..great job Matt and Cass love the vid !
Awesome jobs guys!!!!😊
Wow great job guys, there's a lot of people who just sit in their mamas basement with a keyboard and say things just to say things don't worry about it just keep doing what you're doing, keep living, keep gaining experiences and pursuing happiness God bless you both
Thanks so much friend! We work hard and love having people like you supporting our adventure. See you on the next one!
Just found your channel. Welcome to TN. I landed here on the Cumberland Plateau 3 years ago and spent my first year in a camper too. You guys are doing great, I like forward to following along.
I love watching your videos! you guys are awesome! Keep making them we can learn a lot from you.
That's an eastern red cedar, much better than a pine tree, in my opinion.
A lifestyle u
Will be proud of❤️
It feels good :)
Hi Matt & Cass, very cool video, the filming and edition is excellent. Well we started building our cabin on our off-grid property here in southern Alabama. We're having a contractor do all the heavy framing, then we will finish the interior ourselves. All the framing is being done with rough cut cedar and cedar planks on the exterior walls. It well have a insulated metal roof.
That’s a cedar tree
I have so many people say why not pay to have some projects done, well i enjoy the work i do and the accomplished feeling that comes with the hard work. I just recently finished my 2001 Jayco rebuild mine was so much more extensive rebuilding the front and back walls along with 2/3 new floor from the water damage. keep on going cant wait to see your homestead more complete.
Awesome video God Bless you and your family
Thank you :)
there went 5 grand just getting the septic installed......know that pain lol. wait till a well comes along. as someone who remodeled a 94 5th wheel and now lived in for 4 years, get the maintenance done on ALL the appliances in the camper and stay on it. i found out a new stove (a21") is 500 bucks and a dual fuel fridge is 1500 to start and they dont have replacement parts for older appliances so only new if yers breaks
Runaway Ranch Hand! Hell Ya! haha 😛 You are basically spot on 🫣 It was a tuff blow but ya know ... It is what it is :) Do it and move on haha :) Not looking forward to the well for now we got the rain water collection going real well!
That trees name is Howard if I ever saw one
I forgot to say i used the peal and stick in mine also but with the temp changes i see it was not the best choice i may end up replacing it again with the vinyl click and lock system as i just put some down in my family room of my house and kitchen it is water proof and i wont have to worry about the seams opening up.
Love your show. I think Jeremiah is a cedar. not a pine.
In about 50 years that cedar might grow about 3 or 4 feet.
Your cedar tree, will be great for a Christmas tree. As it grows.
It is :) Cass will probably string lights on it for the holiday this year!
@@RunawayMattCass just a thought, watched a video of a man living off bird like y'all he used a 12volt battery hooked to his solor panels and it flushed his toilet, I thought of y'all, he also had his solar panels on a metal post and he just turned it as the sun moved. It was so neat how he ran his house. The person that videoed has a channel called Girl in the woods. Her video is called best off grid house I've ever seen.
The floors block amazing, I enjoy you're channel and will be following along with y'all.🙂
Where is the cat ?
I hope that I'm not being redundant but, in trying to determine what kind of tree that you transplanted y'all may be barking up the wrong side of the tree. I hope that you get to the root of the problem😊. Or maybe it's best to just leaf it alone🤔. I wonder how fir this investigation will progress. Love y'all. Be safe, stay healthy, strong, discerning and successful. From Texas🤠 to y'all. Blessings... in His Holy Name.🌲
Nice crystal you are wearing. I love crystals and have been collecting amethyst catherals, they have good energy.
He got that crystal from a woman in Thailand on our honeymoon and has barley taken it off since :)
hard work makes it all so sweet nice jobs guy keep it up hope you get lots of subscribers
Y’all are the best ! Thanks for sharing ❤😊
Have you considered a paper floor?
( I saw that reaction!)
Anyway if you don't know what they are, look them up. I'm getting ready to do mine ❤
You,s are doing a great job
Great job!!
Thank you :)
Jolene is in such good shape. Do you know where previous owner got the pop-up fabric from? My #109 tiger really needs some new clothes.
She really is but we did ALOT of work to keep her this way. I am unsure where he got the fabric, but on the Tiger Motorhome page on Facebook I know they might have an answer!
I installed flooring for over 30 years if you were to put glue under the peel & stick vinyl plank tiles you won't have to worry as much about water. Or you can find sheet vinyl that looks like hardwood. Just match it to the other. Great job guys. Love it.😊 sorry I'm watching you install the planks glue would be good the sticky stuff won't last in most cases so if any comes loose just grab a little vinyl glue. I love the wood looking planks❤
Yes we did them in Jolene and our Bus conversion and when some would come up we would just use a little glue but mostly we love them so much convenient, affordable, and look good 👍 Thanks for watching!
@@RunawayMattCass I forgot to mention if you use vinyl glue let it get tacky before you replace the plank or it will ooze up thru the cracks. Thanks for replying.
We kept our travel trailer in the shade at our TN property and during the summer, with all the heat and humidity, the inside quickly got moldy. We had to move it back out into the sun to dry it out and prevent mold. 😕 I'm wondering if partially in the sun and partially in the shade would work. 🤔
thats a eastern red cedar /juniper,not a pine..
I would like to respectfully remind you that the camper is not your forever home and as such maybe doesn’t need all that much rehab. Deal with the ugly, in theory it just one winter you truly need it for
you will need to do Styrofoam insulation around the trailer to protect water lines from freezing
I don’t understand why it’s legal to live in trailer but not shed house? Both are moveable?
Cass what brand are your Chelsea boots?
Is it pine? Looks spruce or cedar
Its a pretty peice of land. What made you pick TN. ? I'm looking for a new home ..
Thank you! We have always loved TN lived here now for 6 years and it is close to family and friends. With moderate climate but still 4 season and lots of rain that allows for good growing :)
Looks like a cedar tree. Pine tree would have been much better.
I hate to tell u that is not a pine-tree that is a cedar tree
aint no way i would ever put a wood stove in a camper.. and we watched our cabin burn to the ground,from a thimble failure on a wood stove.. smh.. to each their own..
Why don't you plant some fruit trees?
J7st think God f9r everything and he will bless you iñ was you what image
Thank you so much!
Well, I think they just found out why the land was so cheap in Tenn aka Tornado Alley !!!!!
This is an extremely insensitive comment to those who lost their homes, their lives, their bussiness, and much more! We were lucky here at the ranch as it didn't hit us badly. THINK about your comments more in the future and how people are suffering today.
I was just watching a movie on TH-cam a movie called A Gift Wrap Christmas there's a lady on there that favors you but not as pretty as you
Do you know that if you save all of your coffee grounds they really work with gardening and with other plants to and if you water your plants with cold coffee it will make the plants grow better because I had some vegetable plants that were dying and I watered them with cold coffee and it brought them back to life and they were really big