🚗 My late Father never drove a car, he walked/ moped all his life. He was a Painter and Decorator by trade, and so visited probably every road where we lived for work. One advantage of this was, he was able to take a cutting from which ever plant took his fancy. He sure did have green fingers, our front garden where we lived was like a jungle in Summer with a riot of colour and sweet scents. He hardly ever bought a plant, be it flower or vegetable, and gave away just as many in return...... He probably saved enough money, to buy that car.👍
My mum and dad were the same...they alway asked the garden owner if they saw a plant they liked and would get a cutting...I don't think there was anyone who refused them and in return they would offer cuttings from their own garden.
Any colour green looks lovely. I’m watching from North Wales this morning, visiting friends in your beautiful country. Hopefully the weather will stay dry today 🤞
Designer here, just an idea, do with it what you will: Painting the fence black would make it recede therefore making the space look even larger and unify the large structures in the garden. Then place a black object in the area opposite the shed (possibly an obelisk or arbor to sit under)this creates a triangle that the eye follows in a pleasing way.
Half day closing on a Saturday!?? I’ve never heard of such a thing. Here in Sudbury, Suffolk, a smallish market town, the shops get a huge amount of business all day Saturday. People here would be up in arms if they had half day closing on any day. Maybe it’s a Welsh thing. Loved, as usual, the views of the beautiful place where you live. Also the song that you edited in. When it comes to filming you really have the touch Sean. Continuing to watch you every day and as I live alone, really look forward to each episode. You are so natural and have a brilliant turn of phrase sometimes.
It's been like that for as long as I've been alive. It's so they can go and get more supplies for the shop. Usually on a Wednesday or Thursday and on Saturday.
Up here for local shops in Manchester it was half day closing on a Wednesday but across the road in Stockport it was Thursday half day closing. Some shops did a half day close on a Saturday mainly the bakers 😊
Hi Sean, I'm glad you went for green for window frame it looks great - I must admit I would have gone for the Sage green but can understand you wanting a smaller tin. I think it'll look even better when/if you paint your shed again as it will come up darker and really set the window frame off! So pleased you've got a window too now as will make your shed more secure. I can definitely recommend the Amazon Basics water filters and jug - cheap and does the job made by the same people who started it all off years ago as the jug part is made in Germany. Btw really liked the song playing whilst you were on the bus lovely views too! 👍 Anyway take care, until next time. 🙂
Glad you sent that water thingy back👍Just another gadget taking up room, that won’t get used very often. Such a faff, filling it up and buying filters for it!🤦♀️😎🥰
Lovely 🌹 Sean I bought Lifestraw (pitcher side) water filter unit, the Lifestraw was developed to use in disaster areas & filters out any Nasties in Tap Water to River water, it retails for about £60, the filters last well too. I also got a small attachment with a ceramic water filter to go on faucets for £10 bad tastes, chemicals, germs filtered out bought on T#mu & a filter for water bottles also turns water Alkaline for £5. & lastly 😂 a rechargeable unit you pop in a basin of water with your fruit & veg it removes germs & pesticide residues for £10 all on T#mu, as you can see I'm not taking any chances, good water is so essential to your wellbeing & especially you having M.E..
Re the water filter - Sean, please check out the Big Berkey water filter - I have had one for years and it really does remove that awful chlorine plus a lot of other nasties. It is a bit pricey but lasts forever and you can't put a price on health. As I suffer from a lot of health conditions plus extreme chemical sensitivity, this is the only water filter that truly works - and no I am not sponsored ... maybe I should be!! ❤
If you had bought the Sage paint you could have done the shed door as well as the window frames and the gate - the sage would have blended in with the landscape a lot better!❤
Like the green colour you chose. Reminds me of the paint we used in the 60s. Goes well with the dark stain. It's definitely cowl weather here in the East Midlands today, cold and rain. Got the fleece back on and getting the slow cooker out for a casserole. July or is it April? 😅
Love the green Sean. So fresh and bright next to the black. Beautiful. Always enjoy your views as you travel on the bus. Give an insight into the surroundings and daily happenings in the village. Fascinating that you have half day closing and all day Sunday closing of shops. I think that is fantastic….allows for some family time on the weekend. More of a rat race here where I live. Many shops are open 24 hours a day , 7 days a week. Crazy. I wish I knew what I am doing wrong with my rose. I bought a climbing rose last spring and all it does is grow leaves. No roses. Any suggestions from you or your viewers. So disappointed.
I too saw the small can of what was called Sage, but I noted that it really was not the same shade of Sage as the large can. It was lighter, which would not have looked as good with the dark of the shed.
the green paint looks good on the window, Sean. I was surprised how good the black stain is on your shed. You are quite right about how the black makes the colour of the flowers stand out.
Hi Sean, yeah, I can leave a comment today, sometimes it won't let me. Love that about Wales, the old fashioned ways, early closing Saturday not back till Monday. That green for the shed is a bit bright but you'll get use to it. Atleast it won't look like a boring old shed. Take care Sean 😊
Perspex in the window frame looks good but you will find that the uv radiation from the sun will haze it in time. This happens with car headlamps as well and it's a major drawback with perspex.
@@seanjamescameron or ... clean it with bug spray (like Off!). Does wonders for cleaning car headlamps and should never be put on our skin. Spray it on, leave it for 3 minutes and wipe off.
Hello Sean ,lovely stroll around your town, and country roads. Paint job windows all makes it more real the progress is moving along nicely.feel good factor for you . I think shops closing for half day is a good idea. Where I grew up and worked in retail, we closed half day on Wednesday always closed Sunday.one or two shops in the area still close half day Wednesday. Most stores now only employ part time workers , when you work full time in a shop the half day and Sunday closing gave staff a welcome break. I hear people complaining about shops not being open 24 hours. 😩 .....Lovely Roses at your homestead, thanks again for your videos. 👍🙏
Awww im glad you've got your windows in now. If you buy a large pot of paint dont let the bus driver see it, hide it in a carrier cause over here in England they wont let you on the bus. Enjoyed that Sean ❤
Sean I love green but this is a wow green, looks good though. That rose of yours Chandos beauty I love the colour I have a similar coloured rose it is Albertine the perfume from it is amazing, thanks for the video.
Ooh Mr Sheen sorts out my sliding patio doors! My rescue dogs is also anxious although much better than he was when l got him 8 years ago. I can never tell what might set him off though. The other day he took offence to someone wearing a floppy hat! Enjoying your van life journey 😊
Oh see!? It turned out just lovely and rustic as it should. Did I tell you, I spent 10 years in Alaska, in a very small town. Landlocked. Couldn't get in without a boat or a plane. Just at the mouth of the Prince William Sound. A town called Cordova. I was en-route when the Exxon/Valdez oil spill happened! My son was three when we drove the Alaska Canada Highway and he was 13 when we left. Of course, he's gone back to Alaska, as that feels like home to him. In my heart, that's also part of home, just as England is. But we so enjoyed making things and watching things grow. The amazing wildlife. The Northern Lights. The Salmon. The Bears. Fiddle-head ferns! My friends, who were indigenous natives of Aleut/Eyak heritage, taught me all about what was safe to eat, how to be safe, how to truly appreciate the beauty of the land. The first year was really spent in efforts of cleaning the oil spill. At that time, I was very young. Early 20's. I was a hairdresser and bartender. It was a town of 1300 residents, which trebled in the Summer, due to kids coming up to work in our canneries, to make college money. What an amazing experience. I adored it. Just watching you at the allotment, brings back memories of the scent of the soil, damp wood, all things growing and clean air. It was a magic place to raise my boy. Anyway, I've gone off on a novella here! Haha! Well done you. Love the colour. Love the style. Know it's going to be your most wonderful place. Enjoy!
Could do with a bit more rain,it's hardly stopped raining since last June here in Chester north Wales boarder.Yet plants look like they need more.Didnt realise rain that only wet humans had evloved
Hi Sean, when you return things to Amazon, you can go to the post office with QR code on your phone, and then the post office print the label, saving you the hassle.
Just thinking how lovely it must be to have all those small independent shops so close to home. My father had a chemist shop and we used to shut early on a Thursday and Saturday. We were living in Winchester in Hampshire then back in the 1980's. Loving the green on the shed and lovely seeing the roses in bloom ❤
LOVE the colour you painted the shed, and the colour you have painted around the windows, beautiful! It feels a really homely Homestead now for you. Wonderful that the rose is looking so lovely, and smelling so good too. I love your wicker armchair you picked up at Too Good To Waste - that place has been a great resource for you, and I am sure they are very pleased to see you in there. xxx
Oh Sean your window looks lovely,that shade of green proper grand! An the perspex just slotted in nicely.i enjoyed the walk round the town, you did well not buying anything in too good to waste. I always come out with some thing, when I venture into any of those shops. 😂 Take care ,it's Tuesday now I seeing your video so hopefully you had a lovely weekend. Tara pet.😊
We usually have a roast on a Sunday, saying that we had shepherd's pie this week as we fancied a change😅. My brother comes for his dinner ,has done since mum died 2 years ago so like to have the works so to speak. He gets apple crumble for afters if he's lucky 😅😅😅😋
The majority close early on either a Wednesday/Thursday afternoon then close on Saturday at 1pm until Monday morning. Been like this for a hundred years.
I had a shock when i moved to Wales. Most shops don't open until 10am and being an early bird it felt strange as I was from a city. I have soon slowed down and got used to the opening times. It nice to think that familes spending longer time together x
I'm impressed you resisted a purchase at Too Good To Waste but did you resist a cake and a cup of tea? 😂 I had that colour to paint a garden table top and a darker green for the metal ornate legs. Enjoyed the music in the background. Thank you for the trip out and the window looks great with the perspex in and the paint. It's all coming together Sean❤
Like the green , nice and bright. We're doing the front garden at the moment we've painted the raised bed sleepers a dark silver grey we are going to do the fence the same. It certainly makes the plants stand out😊
Have you thought about getting yourself a shopping trolly. Great for carrying a lot and good for helping if you have got a bad back. You can take them on buses aswell. 👍😎
Hello Sean from Bermuda, I am just watching your latest vlog, you shave just set up the table in the shed and I was thinking you could put your trolley under the table out it the way. The shed color will look very nice after you get the second coat of stain on it. I love your vlog and watch all the time. Thanks. You’ll have no space left for magnets from Bermuda.🇧🇲
I’ve corrected the spelling of your name, it bothered me too much to leave it. Hopefully you’ve had a lovely Sunday so far. I enjoyed watching your vlog this morning.
I invested in a Berkey water filter that removes chlorine and fluoride as well as bacteria and viruses ! I feel better using our tap water for us and the grand babies now. It was an expensive purchase but considering the state of our water in the UK I’m glad I got it. Love the green on the shed Sean. You look so happy pottering about in beautiful Wales. We’ve just built and filled our first raised bed….we moved house a month ago, it’s sown with dwarf beans and salad crops. Take care Sean xx
ZERO water filters are excellent, they come with a tds tester too. Yes the filters are expensive but what cost good pure water? I like the green paint on the window frames, it's lovely.
If the green is a tester pot then it may not have the added wood preserves. They tend to just be standard emulsion in testers. We have just done our new shed in dark creocote and the windows in cream. Looks lovely, like an old fashioned scouts hut ☺️
Purple pansy..😅or berry..it's a great warm colour...wow. It's like in Belgium..shops close fir Sunday. Here in sa. All is open till 14.00 and spar till 17.00 even Sundays 😂😂..
It's starting to feel like everything is coming together now. The shed looks good in the colours you've chosen. I really enjoyed your musical choices in the video. It makes sense what you've said about the water filter machine. We just have the plastic jug type filter, and I had wondered about a machine. Enjoy your week.
Yes Sean, this year seems to have flown by!! Seems like it was Christmas just last week & already we are on the last part of 2024!! You live such an interesting life...I've never watched anyone in Wales before, so this is a learned experience for me, while I enjoy watching your day to day life. Sean, I used a water filter that actually attaches to my spigot, in my kitchen...i just turn it on, when ever I am using the water. Oh, I so love the color you chose for your window trim!! Thank you so much for sharing, my new friend. Blessings to you too!♥
Sean, the painted shed looks fabulous!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful videos. My husband and I visited London last spring and he surprised me with a day in Wales toward the end of our trip, which was lovely. Cheers from New York😊
This Sunday we had a meat free lunch, which is highly unusual for us on a Sunday, whilst baking a potato each for my hubby and I , I made a cucumber salad, with the whites of a few spring onions and radish, dressed with, sour cream a clove of garlic very finely chopped, some dill and black pepper ( no salt as it brings the water out of the cucumber) Then to fill the potatoes about 15 mins before they were done I sautéed an onion and red pepper, the added a can deep browned baked beans, to warm through. Potatoes done ( which I had rubbed with butter and ground some pink salt over b4 cooking) after an hour at 375 f into which I had scored a cross, to serve oven off added bean mix to opened potato and topped with a slice of mozzarella put plates in still warm oven (off) to melt the cheese . Served with extra butter if needed ? With cucumber salad, it made a real change. Then on Sundays only I make a dessert. But ! That is what we have for supper 🇨🇦 Monday Canada Day July 1st , we celebrated with BBQ’d Elk steak etc…
Reverse osmosis filters work very well, but for every gallon of clean you will produce 3 of grey water. Can be a nice thing for recycling, doing laundry, watering outdoors.. but it's a lot of effort.
Good afternoon Sean,that sideways glance lol 😂 as Dick Emery says, you are awful,but I like you! I only have Sunday dinner when I have company round,after dealing with food all week in work it puts me off a bit! I was tapping my foot along to the music 🎵 very nice! That cellophane feeling again with the perspex 😄 A nice bit of tarpaulin would do the trick for shelter and shade inside the shed,it will keep it cooler and stop the birds pooping on you and the windows, if you decide to sit outside! 😂 take care Sean 💜
I have one of the stainless steel gravity filters and I love it, works quite well. I see another commenter mentioned this. Your shed looks fab! The window colour and shed colour are perfect, and aren't the new windows a treat. Thanks again for sharing your views! lol best wishes from the Pacific Northwest. One day I shall send you a magnet.
Hi Sean, I love Treorchy high street you have still got all the smaller individual shops there, and big supermarkets haven't taken over, which is what's happened where I live, and we don't have much choice as smaller shops can't compete with supermarkets, there seems to be more of a community spirit there, I like the bright green on the shed windows, it's all coming together nicely Sean take care xx
I was concerned the filter woulld disapoint. Perhaos a Berkie filter would work. Available in small-medium size. It could be placed in your study since your cute little may not hold it. I like the color. Green is my favorite.😊😊
Shed is looking great Sean. The green makes it all pop. Like you we do love a Sunday lunch. Roasted potatoes roast meat of sorts lots of veg cauliflower cheese Yorkshire puds and lashings of gravy. See you in the next one 😊❤
Hellò Sean from Carway, Wales. How Green Was My Valley came to mind when you mentioned all that green paint. I grew up white and chocolate brown everywhere 😅
I love all the proper independent village shops you have there. The butchers is always busy....sign of a good butchers shop. The butchers, in the village where my dad lived on Anglesey, was always busy & that was a very good butcher. Its a shame they build these big shopping complexes, with all the big stores, as they kill the high street & the independent shops. They are difficult to get to as well, if you don't drive, but nowadays they think everyone has a car & can get to places. How times have changed.
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🚗 My late Father never drove a car, he walked/ moped all his life.
He was a Painter and Decorator by trade, and so visited probably every road where we lived for work.
One advantage of this was, he was able to take a cutting from which ever plant took his fancy.
He sure did have green fingers, our front garden where we lived was like a jungle in Summer with a riot of colour and sweet scents.
He hardly ever bought a plant, be it flower or vegetable, and gave away just as many in return......
He probably saved enough money, to buy that car.👍
My mum and dad were the same...they alway asked the garden owner if they saw a plant they liked and would get a cutting...I don't think there was anyone who refused them and in return they would offer cuttings from their own garden.
Loving that green for the windows against the dark stain, excellent colour choice.
Really good to see you supporting your local shops ❤
Have done since I arrived 6 months ago.
Any colour green looks lovely. I’m watching from North Wales this morning, visiting friends in your beautiful country. Hopefully the weather will stay dry today 🤞
Looking good but I think you need to paint the window frame/opening as well to preserve and lengthen the life of the wood of the shed
Designer here, just an idea, do with it what you will: Painting the fence black would make it recede therefore making the space look even larger and unify the large structures in the garden. Then place a black object in the area opposite the shed (possibly an obelisk or arbor to sit under)this creates a triangle that the eye follows in a pleasing way.
Thanks. Next to the shed will be a greenhouse, will it still work?
well done Sean looks great! I do like that green!!!
Absolutely love the green 💚 colour on your shed Sean!!
It's a lovely green. Mine needs doing if you have time? 😂😂
I love the colour it pops lovely from the black ❤
Half day closing on a Saturday!?? I’ve never heard of such a thing. Here in Sudbury, Suffolk, a smallish market town, the shops get a huge amount of business all day Saturday. People here would be up in arms if they had half day closing on any day. Maybe it’s a Welsh thing. Loved, as usual, the views of the beautiful place where you live. Also the song that you edited in. When it comes to filming you really have the touch Sean. Continuing to watch you every day and as I live alone, really look forward to each episode. You are so natural and have a brilliant turn of phrase sometimes.
It's been like that for as long as I've been alive. It's so they can go and get more supplies for the shop. Usually on a Wednesday or Thursday and on Saturday.
Up here for local shops in Manchester it was half day closing on a Wednesday but across the road in Stockport it was Thursday half day closing. Some shops did a half day close on a Saturday mainly the bakers 😊
.lots of shop closed for lunch also
Hi Sean, I'm glad you went for green for window frame it looks great - I must admit I would have gone for the Sage green but can understand you wanting a smaller tin. I think it'll look even better when/if you paint your shed again as it will come up darker and really set the window frame off! So pleased you've got a window too now as will make your shed more secure.
I can definitely recommend the Amazon Basics water filters and jug - cheap and does the job made by the same people who started it all off years ago as the jug part is made in Germany.
Btw really liked the song playing whilst you were on the bus lovely views too! 👍
Anyway take care, until next time. 🙂
Stir it up!!! I was shouting as u opened the paint.
Glad you sent that water thingy back👍Just another gadget taking up room, that won’t get used very often. Such a faff, filling it up and buying filters for it!🤦♀️😎🥰
It did feel overpowering and a bit too modern for my kitchen.
A filter jug, kettle for hot water and that’s all you need👍😎🥰
Lovely 🌹 Sean I bought Lifestraw (pitcher side) water filter unit, the Lifestraw was developed to use in disaster areas & filters out any Nasties in Tap Water to River water, it retails for about £60, the filters last well too.
I also got a small attachment with a ceramic water filter to go on faucets for £10 bad tastes, chemicals, germs filtered out bought on T#mu & a filter for water bottles also turns water Alkaline for £5. & lastly 😂 a rechargeable unit you pop in a basin of water with your fruit & veg it removes germs & pesticide residues for £10 all on T#mu, as you can see I'm not taking any chances, good water is so essential to your wellbeing & especially you having M.E..
You're so funny Sean, the sage was in the smaller tin, you filmed it, right next to the yellow. 😆
Re the water filter - Sean, please check out the Big Berkey water filter - I have had one for years and it really does remove that awful chlorine plus a lot of other nasties. It is a bit pricey but lasts forever and you can't put a price on health. As I suffer from a lot of health conditions plus extreme chemical sensitivity, this is the only water filter that truly works - and no I am not sponsored ... maybe I should be!! ❤
I agree. I went for lifestraw but regretted it as the filters so expensive.
The green will brighten everything up in winter.😍👍🏼
Lovely shade of green, very stylish. Also enjoyed the music soundtrack on this video, very laid back vibes. Thanks for a relaxing video.
It was lovely to see on your journey home people outside talking to each other - the wonder of Wales
If you had bought the Sage paint you could have done the shed door as well as the window frames and the gate - the sage would have blended in with the landscape a lot better!❤
Yes, the sage green would have looked much better - that green is a bit bright!!
Yes, that's what I said in the video.
Well I'm happy with it and that is all that matters.
Have to admit it wouldn't have been my choice of green either but then as an artist I guess I see things differently than Sean.
@@seanjamescameronpaint the gate the new color. A little more brightness in your world never hurts!
Like the green colour you chose. Reminds me of the paint we used in the 60s. Goes well with the dark stain. It's definitely cowl weather here in the East Midlands today, cold and rain. Got the fleece back on and getting the slow cooker out for a casserole. July or is it April? 😅
There was a small can of Sage too, you panned right past it! 😂
I saw that too! I almost shouted😂
@@kenneyg100 Same.😂
Love the green Sean. So fresh and bright next to the black. Beautiful. Always enjoy your views as you travel on the bus. Give an insight into the surroundings and daily happenings in the village. Fascinating that you have half day closing and all day Sunday closing of shops. I think that is fantastic….allows for some family time on the weekend. More of a rat race here where I live. Many shops are open 24 hours a day , 7 days a week. Crazy.
I wish I knew what I am doing wrong with my rose. I bought a climbing rose last spring and all it does is grow leaves. No roses. Any suggestions from you or your viewers. So disappointed.
I too saw the small can of what was called Sage, but I noted that it really was not the same shade of Sage as the large can. It was lighter, which would not have looked as good with the dark of the shed.
Smart to have painted before putting in the window panes. The color deepens with each coat, btw. Looks good!
the green paint looks good on the window, Sean. I was surprised how good the black stain is on your shed. You are quite right about how the black makes the colour of the flowers stand out.
Hi Sean, yeah, I can leave a comment today, sometimes it won't let me. Love that about Wales, the old fashioned ways, early closing Saturday not back till Monday. That green for the shed is a bit bright but you'll get use to it. Atleast it won't look like a boring old shed. Take care Sean 😊
Love the colour of the shed
Perspex in the window frame looks good but you will find that the uv radiation from the sun will haze it in time. This happens with car headlamps as well and it's a major drawback with perspex.
Then I'll change it to glass at that point but which time the shed will be gone anyway and replaced with... well, what and see in a few years.
@@seanjamescameron or ... clean it with bug spray (like Off!). Does wonders for cleaning car headlamps and should never be put on our skin. Spray it on, leave it for 3 minutes and wipe off.
because it is garden shades they always dry darker I hope you mixed the tin before you opened it lol
Nice to see you love colour of the window and nice views
Hello Sean ,lovely stroll around your town, and country roads. Paint job windows all makes it more real the progress is moving along nicely.feel good factor for you . I think shops closing for half day is a good idea. Where I grew up and worked in retail, we closed half day on Wednesday always closed Sunday.one or two shops in the area still close half day Wednesday. Most stores now only employ part time workers ,
when you work full time in a shop the half day and Sunday closing gave staff a welcome break.
I hear people complaining about shops not being open 24 hours. 😩 .....Lovely Roses at your homestead, thanks again for your videos. 👍🙏
That’s a beautiful green colour! ☘️
I use an excellent Berkey Water Filtration System!
Oh Wow looks fab
No 24 h shops! You have to make plans and follow thru or risk missing a meal!
Loving the green it realy makes the window pop .great choice ❤
Awww im glad you've got your windows in now. If you buy a large pot of paint dont let the bus driver see it, hide it in a carrier cause over here in England they wont let you on the bus. Enjoyed that Sean ❤
Hi Sean, I like the green and love hearing the running water. 😊
Sean I love green but this is a wow green, looks good though. That rose of yours Chandos beauty I love the colour I have a similar coloured rose it is Albertine the perfume from it is amazing, thanks for the video.
Sean I have a British berkfeld water filter .I use the ultra sterisyl filters. It works a treat.
The paint colour looks fab, I've used Ronseal paints before for small projects in the garden...shed looks like she's got her Sunday best on now lol 😊
Wow amazing colour !
Ooh Mr Sheen sorts out my sliding patio doors! My rescue dogs is also anxious although much better than he was when l got him 8 years ago. I can never tell what might set him off though. The other day he took offence to someone wearing a floppy hat!
Enjoying your van life journey 😊
Oh see!? It turned out just lovely and rustic as it should. Did I tell you, I spent 10 years in Alaska, in a very small town. Landlocked. Couldn't get in without a boat or a plane. Just at the mouth of the Prince William Sound. A town called Cordova. I was en-route when the Exxon/Valdez oil spill happened! My son was three when we drove the Alaska Canada Highway and he was 13 when we left. Of course, he's gone back to Alaska, as that feels like home to him. In my heart, that's also part of home, just as England is. But we so enjoyed making things and watching things grow. The amazing wildlife. The Northern Lights. The Salmon. The Bears. Fiddle-head ferns! My friends, who were indigenous natives of Aleut/Eyak heritage, taught me all about what was safe to eat, how to be safe, how to truly appreciate the beauty of the land. The first year was really spent in efforts of cleaning the oil spill. At that time, I was very young. Early 20's. I was a hairdresser and bartender. It was a town of 1300 residents, which trebled in the Summer, due to kids coming up to work in our canneries, to make college money. What an amazing experience. I adored it. Just watching you at the allotment, brings back memories of the scent of the soil, damp wood, all things growing and clean air. It was a magic place to raise my boy. Anyway, I've gone off on a novella here! Haha! Well done you. Love the colour. Love the style. Know it's going to be your most wonderful place. Enjoy!
The green matches the net curtain on the fence. 😎
That green was a great choice for your window frames. 🐈⬛🐈⬛🌺🌻🌷🪻⚘️🌞
Great colour 👌 I held my breath hoping you'd go into charity shop whilst in town !maybe one day 😊
Sean, try this water filter…. “British Berkefeld 8.5L SS Gravity Filter & Ultra Fluoride”. Can buy from The Bug out in Builth 👍🏻
Omg I’m so very sorry , I spelled you name incorrectly! I’ve just noticed it’s Sean please forgive me!!
Am playing catch up. Paint looks great. Washing line & folded over, pegged old sheets for your shade ;-)
Could do with a bit more rain,it's hardly stopped raining since last June here in Chester north Wales boarder.Yet plants look like they need more.Didnt realise rain that only wet humans had evloved
Hi Sean, when you return things to Amazon, you can go to the post office with QR code on your phone, and then the post office print the label, saving you the hassle.
And they paid you back within the hour with vouchers.
My favorite Sunday lunch is roast lamb and roast vege but we don't do that so much anymore, sadly.
Just thinking how lovely it must be to have all those small independent shops so close to home. My father had a chemist shop and we used to shut early on a Thursday and Saturday. We were living in Winchester in Hampshire then back in the 1980's. Loving the green on the shed and lovely seeing the roses in bloom ❤
Get a massive 3-stage heavy metal water filter, then a 2-stage sediment/chlorine filter. And a spin down filter.
LOVE the colour you painted the shed, and the colour you have painted around the windows, beautiful! It feels a really homely Homestead now for you. Wonderful that the rose is looking so lovely, and smelling so good too. I love your wicker armchair you picked up at Too Good To Waste - that place has been a great resource for you, and I am sure they are very pleased to see you in there. xxx
Get one of those stainless steel tower filters made by Berkefeld. Far better I've used one for the past 3 years and the filters last just as long.
Yup berry or pansy...like your t- shirt colour you are wearing just now...going so well with that black....
Actually looking from the inside to out, the green blends in nicely with the foilage.
Oh Sean your window looks lovely,that shade of green proper grand! An the perspex just slotted in nicely.i enjoyed the walk round the town, you did well not buying anything in too good to waste. I always come out with some thing, when I venture into any of those shops. 😂 Take care ,it's Tuesday now I seeing your video so hopefully you had a lovely weekend. Tara pet.😊
when the second coat of stain's on it'll look great with that green I think, a lot better than dull grey
Love the bright green window frames Sean!
With all the pops that shed will be popping off on its own!!
We usually have a roast on a Sunday, saying that we had shepherd's pie this week as we fancied a change😅. My brother comes for his dinner ,has done since mum died 2 years ago so like to have the works so to speak. He gets apple crumble for afters if he's lucky 😅😅😅😋
Lovely, can I come to dinner, umm crumble and custard 🍮 or clotted cream, beautiful 😍
Anytime 😃 its the hubby that cooks not that i can't but if he volunteers who am i to refuse 😉🤣🤣🤣
For £150 you can get a Lifesaver water purifier which removes all chemicals, including chlorine, from your water.
Off to investigate, thanks.
Do all shops in Wales close Saturday afternoon and Sundays , I wouldn’t like that one bit 😮
The majority close early on either a Wednesday/Thursday afternoon then close on Saturday at 1pm until Monday morning. Been like this for a hundred years.
I had a shock when i moved to Wales. Most shops don't open until 10am and being an early bird it felt strange as I was from a city. I have soon slowed down and got used to the opening times. It nice to think that familes spending longer time together x
The door painted the same colour green will look nice. You could paint inside of window frame and door same colour too.
A wisteria overhead for shade would be lovely
I'm impressed you resisted a purchase at Too Good To Waste but did you resist a cake and a cup of tea? 😂
I had that colour to paint a garden table top and a darker green for the metal ornate legs.
Enjoyed the music in the background. Thank you for the trip out and the window looks great with the perspex in and the paint. It's all coming together Sean❤
No cakes in weeks.
@seanjamescameron well done Sean ❤️
Like the green , nice and bright. We're doing the front garden at the moment we've painted the raised bed sleepers a dark silver grey we are going to do the fence the same. It certainly makes the plants stand out😊
Well done Seam, how did the Perspex get clear ?….
Have you thought about getting yourself a shopping trolly. Great for carrying a lot and good for helping if you have got a bad back. You can take them on buses aswell. 👍😎
Hello Sean from Bermuda, I am just watching your latest vlog, you shave just set up the table in the shed and I was thinking you could put your trolley under the table out it the way. The shed color will look very nice after you get the second coat of stain on it. I love your vlog and watch all the time. Thanks. You’ll have no space left for magnets from Bermuda.🇧🇲
I’ve corrected the spelling of your name, it bothered me too much to leave it. Hopefully you’ve had a lovely Sunday so far. I enjoyed watching your vlog this morning.
You may have to buy a jug of bottled water for those off quality days.
The green .looks lovely.
Love the colour Sean it beautiful 😊
Saw that those herbs are still on the window of dominoes 😝😝😝
They’ve almost become a local landmark on your videos 👍
Yes they have been there for over a week 🤣
I invested in a Berkey water filter that removes chlorine and fluoride as well as bacteria and viruses ! I feel better using our tap water for us and the grand babies now. It was an expensive purchase but considering the state of our water in the UK I’m glad I got it. Love the green on the shed Sean. You look so happy pottering about in beautiful Wales. We’ve just built and filled our first raised bed….we moved house a month ago, it’s sown with dwarf beans and salad crops. Take care Sean xx
We use an Aqua Rain water filter for the same reason here in the USA.
Love the color. Very cheerful.
The shed looks really nice 😊
My Sunday lunch is a Pot Noodle with a dig dollop of loneliness.
Or could be seen as nice quiet time, relaxing.
Wonderful thinking
You need to get a multi stage filter
ZERO water filters are excellent, they come with a tds tester too. Yes the filters are expensive but what cost good pure water? I like the green paint on the window frames, it's lovely.
Yay good to see someone else recommended it too 😁
If the green is a tester pot then it may not have the added wood preserves. They tend to just be standard emulsion in testers. We have just done our new shed in dark creocote and the windows in cream. Looks lovely, like an old fashioned scouts hut ☺️
It wasn't a tester.
Sails are cheap and easy for shade x
Green looks good !
Purple pansy..😅or berry..it's a great warm colour...wow. It's like in Belgium..shops close fir Sunday. Here in sa. All is open till 14.00 and spar till 17.00 even Sundays 😂😂..
Love the green! Will you paint the door to match?
Yes.
It's starting to feel like everything is coming together now. The shed looks good in the colours you've chosen. I really enjoyed your musical choices in the video.
It makes sense what you've said about the water filter machine. We just have the plastic jug type filter, and I had wondered about a machine. Enjoy your week.
Love a Sunday lunch 😊
Yes Sean, this year seems to have flown by!! Seems like it was Christmas just last week & already we are on the last part of 2024!! You live such an interesting life...I've never watched anyone in Wales before, so this is a learned experience for me, while I enjoy watching your day to day life. Sean, I used a water filter that actually attaches to my spigot, in my kitchen...i just turn it on, when ever I am using the water. Oh, I so love the color you chose for your window trim!! Thank you so much for sharing, my new friend. Blessings to you too!♥
Sean, the painted shed looks fabulous!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful videos. My husband and I visited London last spring and he surprised me with a day in Wales toward the end of our trip, which was lovely. Cheers from New York😊
We bought a Life Straw pitcher. The bigger size. It gets everything out of your water. Fresh tasting always.
This Sunday we had a meat free lunch, which is highly unusual for us on a Sunday, whilst baking a potato each for my hubby and I , I made a cucumber salad, with the whites of a few spring onions and radish, dressed with, sour cream a clove of garlic very finely chopped, some dill and black pepper ( no salt as it brings the water out of the cucumber) Then to fill the potatoes about 15 mins before they were done I sautéed an onion and red pepper, the added a can deep browned baked beans, to warm through.
Potatoes done ( which I had rubbed with butter and ground some pink salt over b4 cooking) after an hour at 375 f into which I had scored a cross, to serve oven off added bean mix to opened potato and topped with a slice of mozzarella put plates in still warm oven (off) to melt the cheese . Served with extra butter if needed ? With cucumber salad, it made a real change.
Then on Sundays only I make a dessert. But ! That is what we have for supper 🇨🇦
Monday Canada Day July 1st , we celebrated with BBQ’d Elk steak etc…
Such a beautiful green for the windows! 🎉Reflects the stunning green of the Welsh landscape! ❤
Reverse osmosis filters work very well, but for every gallon of clean you will produce 3 of grey water. Can be a nice thing for recycling, doing laundry, watering outdoors.. but it's a lot of effort.
hi sean. curious as to why you dont use the train for treochy?
I’m in Blaencwm so easier for bus.
Good afternoon Sean,that sideways glance lol 😂 as Dick Emery says, you are awful,but I like you! I only have Sunday dinner when I have company round,after dealing with food all week in work it puts me off a bit! I was tapping my foot along to the music 🎵 very nice! That cellophane feeling again with the perspex 😄 A nice bit of tarpaulin would do the trick for shelter and shade inside the shed,it will keep it cooler and stop the birds pooping on you and the windows, if you decide to sit outside! 😂 take care Sean 💜
Perfect color it looks beautiful against the black grained wood.😊
I have one of the stainless steel gravity filters and I love it, works quite well. I see another commenter mentioned this. Your shed looks fab! The window colour and shed colour are perfect, and aren't the new windows a treat. Thanks again for sharing your views! lol best wishes from the Pacific Northwest. One day I shall send you a magnet.
Hi Sean, I love Treorchy high street you have still got all the smaller individual shops there, and big supermarkets haven't taken over, which is what's happened where I live, and we don't have much choice as smaller shops can't compete with supermarkets, there seems to be more of a community spirit there, I like the bright green on the shed windows, it's all coming together nicely Sean take care xx
Lovely colour, the door would look nice in the green too, just a thought. Shed colour looks fabulous. Love your shopping expeditions. 🐞
I was concerned the filter woulld disapoint. Perhaos a Berkie filter would work. Available in small-medium size. It could be placed in your study since your cute little may not hold it. I like the color. Green is my favorite.😊😊
Shed is looking great Sean. The green makes it all pop.
Like you we do love a Sunday lunch. Roasted potatoes roast meat of sorts lots of veg cauliflower cheese Yorkshire puds and lashings of gravy.
See you in the next one 😊❤
Hi Sean, love the green paint on the window frame. The shed is looking so cosy. You have been working so hard. Taake care Gale x
Hellò Sean from Carway, Wales.
How Green Was My Valley came to mind when you mentioned all that green paint. I grew up white and chocolate brown everywhere 😅
I love all the proper independent village shops you have there. The butchers is always busy....sign of a good butchers shop. The butchers, in the village where my dad lived on Anglesey, was always busy & that was a very good butcher. Its a shame they build these big shopping complexes, with all the big stores, as they kill the high street & the independent shops. They are difficult to get to as well, if you don't drive, but nowadays they think everyone has a car & can get to places. How times have changed.