Thank you!! 😍 You are so welcome to watch from scratch ❤️ There is before we bought the cabin, and moved in to our cottage - and then buying the cabin and starting to renovate. Enjoy! Love, Annie
This is just amazing work. I am loving this bridge renovation. Have you considered putting a water wheel hydro power under the bridge to harness the current? If will give you a small amount of power, enough to run some nice lights on the bridge. Keep up the great job.
Hello! Thank you so much 😃 Yes. In the winter it would be great, because we don’t get much power from sunlight and there’s enough current. In the summer the stream is slower. Sending love, Annie
Nice that you are back 😀 You can use the old hay as a cover in your vege garden. Some weeding first and then hay... Goodbye weeding! It makes the soil soft and do not need to water so much. Regards from Northern-Finland, Mirja
Thanks 😃 Yeah, our neighbour is actually picking it up - he’s growing vegetables. We’re not really growing anything in the garden yet 🥔 Thanks for the tip 😃 Love, Annie
I just found your channel and saw this bridge project. You guys did a Beautiful job, rebuilding your bridge, it looks great ! I will have to go back and catch up on your older videos.
Same for me. This is the first video I’ve seen on this channel. I’m subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your adventures in the beautiful surroundings. Now, I’ll start at your earlier videos and catch up.
The wood stove reminds me of my childhood during the 1960's growing up on a farm here in Oregon. Lots of happy times around that old stove and I loved the smell of it and the memories.
Wow ! Hello from Canada :) That was quite a job , I love your idea supper on the bridge" I have built a few bridges but not that big, I just love building to say see i made it across lol, beautiful bridge for years to come ! 👍👍
@@AnnieJulian Being creative ! I have to build a new bridge 45 feet long every year where i go moose hunting in the fall, I have video's of it up a few months back :) Homestead building at the moment ! Very beautiful area where you live, it's priceless when you can create beauty like that :)) Stay safe Annie & thanks for the comment ! Don
@@AnnieJulian I will definitely be sharing your channel on my media & hope you enjoy following a little of my life in Canada :)) It's just life & what we i do" From road trips, camping, milling, building, gardening, cutting my firewood & simple off grid living :)
Okay! A new bridge every year, is it the same bridge you build again and again? Homesteading is amazing, so peaceful and filled with action at the same time 😄 Love, Annie
Beautiful channel, beautiful editing and videography, and a lovely slice of paradise in Sweden. Just subbed. Looking forward to seeing more. Best wishes from Virginia.
those big boards in the barn could be used on the bridge to double the thickness of wood under the tire footprint---very common here in Canada on logging bridges etc----would make a substantialy stronger bridge I think.
I don't know if you noticed, but wood tends to cup towards the smaller rings as they age (sometimes you can even see it in "fresh" kiln dried planks). This creates a bowl essentially where the water can sit until it dries up, and that damages it over time more than anything. If you did it the other way around, the water would've just run off and dry quicker. Nice build nonetheless. Edit: If you ask around a little, I'm sure you'll easily find someone who'll take that hay off your hand. People pay good money for that. If I lived nearby, I'd happily take it.
Correct in the US we call it "crowning" the board, not only will it cup with the grain of the wood but it will bow with it to. Depending on where and how the wood is being used, we try and always put the crown up so water run off instead of pooling and the bow up so the arch it creates adds strength to the structure and with weight will lay flatter.
It is good to see you both again. Yor Bridge looks amazing and with the extended Deck you got a little Livingroom by the river. Another lovely Video to watch and remember.
Hej. Thanks for the video. I is always nice to see, how you build the things and how you put them in a relaxing video for us. Looking forward to more videos! :D
Nice to see you again; i was worried you'd given up on TH-cam. The bridge looks great and I love the added platform over the water, that was such a wonderful idea!
Hello from Florida!! Channel was recommended and gave it a like and follow after watching! The landscape is beautiful there!! So hopefully there are more projects and videos to come!!
Hello Florida! 😍 Warm welcome. Thank you for the like and follow ❤️ Hope you will be happy here on the channel. There are over 100 videos you can watch if you’d like 😊 Love, Annie
I m so Happy to see you again 😀 Wow ! This bridge is so pretty ! Thank you for sharing all these beautiful moments with us, your smile and your happiness is contagious . It makes me feel so good to follow your story in this magical place. Thanks 💗💗I hope very soon. Régine from Belgium.
Hi there everyone,a new subscriber here from Tasmania Australia. I found after 5 minutes watching your amazing bridge rebuild ,it felt like I was seeing my family just doing their own thing and that is what I love 💕 most of all. Thank you for your amazing connection with TH-cam.
What would be awesome is if you took those big boards you found in the shed and make some into tables for the deck of the bridge and take one of the longer slabs and make a bar/stand up area on the deck part of the bridge
Are you planning/thinking to put some kind of water mill power plant in place using the location of the old mill ? It looks like there could be some energy harvested from the water judging the amount of flow. Not sure if you are (still) allowed to dam off the river (at least partially) ??
So very good to see you both back! The bridge looks fantastic, will you treat the wood to help protect it? Love the idea of having tea on the deck over the river. You will see so much wildlife throughout the seasons, almost as if you have made a viewing platform! Lovely to see you full of enthusiasm, try to limit yourselves as to the frequency that you put a video. We’d all hate for you to take another break from TH-cam because you have reached burnout! Think it’s a great idea to impose a no work day or restrict the amount of time each day you work on projects and recording for all of us to catch up with you. There needs to be balance I all our lives, there’s not that many of us realise that before we are too exhausted to carry on or what started as a fun project becomes a monster that we just can’t wait to finish but the finish line seems so far away! Really is so good to see you both back.❤
Hello 😃 Thank you! ❤️ Yes. But the wood needs to dry for a year, before we can seal it with oil. 🍯 I love your thinking! And it is so individual too, what works for us! Being aware and taking conscious choices will make a big difference ❤️
So good to have you guys back. We have missed you sooooo much. The bridge with the deck section is amazing. well done. Can't wait to see a few more regular videos when you post. Sometimes it's good to take a break, it's not easy filming all the time and the editing is time consuming. Welcome back!!
I have just discovered that you are from Faroe! My son, daughter in law and three grandchildren live there and have been living there since 2013 although my daughter in law is from there originally and met my son @ Bible College in Scotland. My son is naturalised Faroese and is fluent in the language and we visit them twice or thrice each year and they usually come to Scotland once every two years (not so easy with three children and the oldest is 12). Look forward with renewed interest to your future videos.
Oh! How wonderful. Thank you for sharing, that is quite special. Not a lot of people live here (compared to the world). I’m making a video here right now. Hope you stick around 😊 Love, Annie
Amazing - so satisfying and impressive to create so much, like build your own bridge to such a pleasing design. Love watching the process and progress Do you live in the cabin full time - always wondered ? Great videos, thank you !
i love the joy that you have ! do you know itchy boots ? you remind me of her great personality ! the bridge looks great ,however i was taught different about witch way to lay the boards we laid them the other way so that over time when the wood weathers it would slightly cup the other direction so as to shed water rather than cupping and holding it !
Thank you! That’s so sweet ❤️ No, I don’t know her. She’s riding the world on a motorbike alone? That’s cool! I know, several of you have mentioned it. I’m excited to see what happens to the boards. We learn all the time :) Lots of love, Annie
You keep showing that nice moving stream. I hope you have plans to use hydro electric power. It would give you better I power than solar and a lot more even power source. Good Luck. Lateur
It is always so easy when your partner is doing all the hard work of demolition. Thank your lucky stars that you did not have to rebuild the supporting structure of the bridge. One thing that would extend the life of the bridge would be to stain the bridge with a semi-transparent stain. The color redwood is usually always available and easy to find so when you need to restain the bridge you can find it easily.
I can’t figure which partner you mean since we’re both doing the demolition 😄 Oh yes, that made it very easy. And yes, we are planning to treat it. It just needs to dry for 1 year. Hey, thanks! Love, Annie
Så mysigt att ni är tillbaka,har saknat er och att få se hur ni fortsätter förverkligar era drömmar i livet..Saknar mitt Småland och skogarna där tryggheten bor..❤
@@AnnieJulian Bor i Skåne men meningen var att flytta "hemåt" igen,(till en kommun inte långt från er)..hoppas kunna göra det när kroppen blir bättre..Så än så länge får det vara drömmen..🦋🥰
You should put on those cheap lil solar powered yard lights, perhaps at each post or similar, Id also treat the wood by painting on old used motor oil to help preserve it.
Looks great you guys should be proud of yourself I am new here I will be going back to the beginning please keep up the great work and try try not to let the negativity in some people get you down and stop you making videos
Aw thank you so much! We hope you will enjoy watching our journey ❤️ We mostly have very, very loving and supportive people here on the channel, we are very grateful. Welcome! ❤️ Love, Annie
did you secure the boards to the rails themselves? Or ot is floating for? Also I would have put stabilizing paint on the rails because of the rust., Finally, do you plan on putting a protective coating on the wood as it doesn’t appear to be pressure treeated.
Hello. Thank you for your questions. Yes, you can see wooden planks on the sides of the iron train tracks. So it’s not floating. The wood is pressure treated, and when it has dried for a year, we can treat it with oil. Love, Annie
Hello 😃 Good to hear. No, the bridge is right outside our property. The owner of that land was totally fine with us renovating the bridge - and the neighbours thrilled 😊 Love, Annie
@@AnnieJulian of course. It’s dangerous. I’m surprise you have to travel through it to get to you’re property if it’s private. It is a wonderful little area and I’m glad you have access.
Annie your video just popped up so it looked interesting. I live in America and it looked beautiful there. Your video was great. It looked like you used regular wood. Myself I would have used pressure treated wood it will last much longer. I would put some type of sealer on it still. You did a very nice job. I have a compliment for you. You have a very pretty face. Stay safe.
Hello James 😊 I’m glad I popped up and that you enjoyed the video. It is pressure treated to last longer, and we plan to put oil on on a year or so, when it has dried 😊 Thank you so much! That is so sweet 😊 All the best to you, Annie
good work ... did you consider a bridge from stones ? that could have been EPIC and would definitely handle whatever you throw at it and probably last for centuries
Thanks 😃 Honestly? No 😄 That would be pretty. I don’t really know how to work with stones. Especially if we have to lift them by hand 🏋️♀️ But you’re right. They last forever. Unlike wood. Love, Annie
@@AnnieJulian you don't need to lift them at the row size you can always split them ... if you managed to plan this so well, i'm sure you can plan this one out too ... stone bridge once it's there u'll never need to worry about it .. the learning curve may take some time but totally worth it
I remember having my squad (4 bridge launching tanks) build a bridge out of wood 8 guys and 2 days. I did the joints and made the wood dowels. Nails were used to join the 2x12's together for the deck. We had enough 2x12's to go across the span on end. We sized and squared up the logs the first day and demolished the original structure. At the end it was enough to hold 42 tons or we drove a lancher tank over without a bridge. Still four 14x14 timbers under a 12 inch thick deck can hold quite a bit. The funny part, many rural bridges in PA have the steel beams under them with 2x8, 10 or 12 on end for the decks. Like in Salt Springs State Park In Susquehanna County that the township repairs. Now I did put some 4x4 cross members in the top of the 14x14 beams for installing the side rails. I just looked at Google earth and it seems like someone put a metal roof over it. I can remember telling the old man that owned that property about putting a roof over it to keep the weather off of it.
PS I see that the wood was pressure treated - great. You perhaps could consider some 'chicken wire' along the tyre tracks to also try and minimise skidding (or something better).
Yes. Good eye! I did a little “speech” about it for the video, but it became a little long and probably boring - so we left it out. 😄 Chicken wire on the bridge?
I thought, "Oh, NO!" when she explained how they were laying the crown of the board down instead of up. I'm not an expert, but from what I have learned from observation, the boards should have been reversed. Now, I'm wondering which way is the "best" way for longer life of the boards.
Im watching you from Poland. Beautiful place and view.
Hello! Thank you for watching and saying hello.
Love, Annie
That river is beautiful.
Yes 🥰 We are very grateful 🌿
Love, Annie
A wonderful job of building that bridge. The little patio area is a genius idea, what a great spot to relax and have a coffee or tea.
Thank you so much. Yes, so cosy, thank you for noticing ☕️
Love, Annie
so glad to see you again I as wondering what happened to you two. Great job on the bridge everything looks so nice
Thank you so much! More videos are on the way 😊
Love, Annie
Yes! You're back! Bridge looks amazing! The barn is getting ready for the wedding 😊
Thank you! 😃
Beautiful, I appreciate the old Wheel Horse tractor too They were some of the finest machines ever built in America
Thank you ♥️ Yes! The one we use, I think it is over 40 years old. Brilliant quality.
Love, Annie
Awesome rebuild on the bridge! I've never watched any of your channel until this one. Now I feel compelled to go back and watch them ALL! 🙏❤️
Thank you!! 😍 You are so welcome to watch from scratch ❤️ There is before we bought the cabin, and moved in to our cottage - and then buying the cabin and starting to renovate.
Enjoy!
Love, Annie
Beautiful place! I wish you had included more close-up of how you secured the boards to the metal rails.
Thank you 🌞 Oh! Thanks for letting us know 😊
Love, Annie
Absolutely beautiful job - well done and greetings from Australia👌👌💕💕
Hello in Australia 🩷 Thank you!
Love, Annie
Very beautiful place! Great job on the bridge rebuild. Looks great!!!
Thank you so much 😍
Good job with the bridge. Decent little barn; could be used for a lot of things.
Thanks! Haha yes 😄
Love, Annie
This is just amazing work. I am loving this bridge renovation. Have you considered putting a water wheel hydro power under the bridge to harness the current? If will give you a small amount of power, enough to run some nice lights on the bridge. Keep up the great job.
Hello! Thank you so much 😃
Yes. In the winter it would be great, because we don’t get much power from sunlight and there’s enough current. In the summer the stream is slower.
Sending love,
Annie
Hi it worm's my heart too see you in a lovely place. Lots of love from riono in Australia ❤
Sending love ❤️
Annie
I've missed you! Glad to see the bridge finally looking so different!
Aww! I’ve missed you guys too. Good to be back. Thank you!
Love, Annie
Nice that you are back 😀 You can use the old hay as a cover in your vege garden. Some weeding first and then hay... Goodbye weeding! It makes the soil soft and do not need to water so much. Regards from Northern-Finland, Mirja
Thanks, Mirja. Great tip! We saved a lot of it, and our neighbor who has a big vege garden will pick up as much as he needs 😊
Love, Annie
Brilliant job well done!
The deck area was a great idea
Thank you! 😃
Nice to see you again! Good job on the bridge! You can use the hay as mulch in the garden and for growing potatoes in it without having to dig. 😊
Thanks 😃 Yeah, our neighbour is actually picking it up - he’s growing vegetables. We’re not really growing anything in the garden yet 🥔
Thanks for the tip 😃
Love, Annie
❤❤❤ what a job you have done! 👏
Thanks 😊❤️
I just found your channel and saw this bridge project.
You guys did a Beautiful job, rebuilding your bridge, it looks great ! I will have to go back and catch up on your older videos.
Good morning! Hey, thank you 😃 We’re so happy you’re here 🤗 There are over 100 videos you can watch. Go nuts 😊🙏
Love, Annie
Same for me. This is the first video I’ve seen on this channel. I’m subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your adventures in the beautiful surroundings. Now, I’ll start at your earlier videos and catch up.
The wood stove reminds me of my childhood during the 1960's growing up on a farm here in Oregon. Lots of happy times around that old stove and I loved the smell of it and the memories.
Awww ❤️ Thank you for sharing. Happy to have taken you back to those memories.
Lots of love,
Annie
Hello from America. I stumbled on this video and really enjoyed it. It's a beautiful place you have. The bridge turned out nice.
Hello! Thank you so much, we’re glad you decided to stay and watch 😊
Sending love,
Annie
Just found your channel. Fantastic effort on the bridge. The deck section with be amazing. Well done. New subscriber from 🇦🇺
Amazing! Welcome 😍 Thank you so much!
Love, Annie
Your property is stunning, cant wait for the bridge to get weathered and blend in with nature again :))
Thanks! That will be adorable ♥️
Beau travail, bravo
Thanks!
Wow ! Hello from Canada :) That was quite a job , I love your idea supper on the bridge" I have built a few bridges but not that big, I just love building to say see i made it across lol, beautiful bridge for years to come ! 👍👍
Hello Canada! 😃 Wauw, thank you so much. Haha, I love that 😄 And I love small bridges across streams, so cosy.
Sending love,
Annie
@@AnnieJulian Being creative ! I have to build a new bridge 45 feet long every year where i go moose hunting in the fall, I have video's of it up a few months back :) Homestead building at the moment ! Very beautiful area where you live, it's priceless when you can create beauty like that :)) Stay safe Annie & thanks for the comment ! Don
@@AnnieJulian I will definitely be sharing your channel on my media & hope you enjoy following a little of my life in Canada :)) It's just life & what we i do" From road trips, camping, milling, building, gardening, cutting my firewood & simple off grid living :)
Okay! A new bridge every year, is it the same bridge you build again and again?
Homesteading is amazing, so peaceful and filled with action at the same time 😄
Love, Annie
Ohh thank you for sharing! ❤️
Absolutely, have to check yours out.
Love, Annie
Beautiful channel, beautiful editing and videography, and a lovely slice of paradise in Sweden. Just subbed. Looking forward to seeing more. Best wishes from Virginia.
Thank you, thank you and thank you 🥰 Welcome! Hope to see you again in the comment section ♥️
Love, Annie
those big boards in the barn could be used on the bridge to double the thickness of wood under the tire footprint---very common here in Canada on logging bridges etc----would make a substantialy stronger bridge I think.
Oh! Wonderful idea!
We actually already started sanding them for tables.
Love, Annie
I just found your channel. Beautiful scenery. ❤
Thank you so much, and welcome ❤️
Love, Annie
Same here just found your channel I am now following and will be keeping up with your progress and watching your other videos well done❤
How wonderful! Thank you, really ❤️
Lots of love,
Annie
I don't know if you noticed, but wood tends to cup towards the smaller rings as they age (sometimes you can even see it in "fresh" kiln dried planks). This creates a bowl essentially where the water can sit until it dries up, and that damages it over time more than anything. If you did it the other way around, the water would've just run off and dry quicker.
Nice build nonetheless.
Edit: If you ask around a little, I'm sure you'll easily find someone who'll take that hay off your hand. People pay good money for that. If I lived nearby, I'd happily take it.
I didn’t notice 🤔 That’s a good point. We don’t want water hanging around.
The hay is being picked up by our neighbour, for his garden 😊
Correct in the US we call it "crowning" the board, not only will it cup with the grain of the wood but it will bow with it to. Depending on where and how the wood is being used, we try and always put the crown up so water run off instead of pooling and the bow up so the arch it creates adds strength to the structure and with weight will lay flatter.
You laid the crown “tree rings” upside down :-(
It is good to see you both again. Yor Bridge looks amazing and with the extended Deck you got a little Livingroom by the river. Another lovely Video to watch and remember.
Thank you 😃 Haha, yeah it was twice the size of what I had imagined 😄 Thank you for watching ❤️
Annie so great to see you back!! Jim in California
Thank you, Jim! Great to see you're still here! :D
Lots of love,
Annie
So happy to see you’re back! I was hoping to see a new video from you guys!
Thanks! Good to be back 😊
You’re back!! Missed you guys ❤nice to see you back at the cabin having a lovely time. X
Hey Lisa ❤️ Thanks! We missed you guys too ☺️
Love, Annie
So good to see you back on TH-cam again! I enjoyed your 'little' renovation video. I am curious what's next 😁
Thanks, Guy ☺️ Tiny project, one at the time ✌️
Sending love,
Annie
Here to watch it a second time to support you😊Keep up the amazing work and all the best for your upcoming wedding 🎉
You’re too sweet. Thank you!! 🥰
Lots of love 🫶✨
Hej.
Thanks for the video. I is always nice to see, how you build the things and how you put them in a relaxing video for us.
Looking forward to more videos! :D
Thank you 😃 That’s so nice to hear. Makes me want to make more 🤗
Love,
Annie
Nice to see you again; i was worried you'd given up on TH-cam. The bridge looks great and I love the added platform over the water, that was such a wonderful idea!
Nice to “meet” you 😃 Oh, I couldn’t - I enjoy TH-cam too much ❤️ Thank you!
Sending love,
Annie
Hello from Florida!! Channel was recommended and gave it a like and follow after watching! The landscape is beautiful there!! So hopefully there are more projects and videos to come!!
Hello Florida! 😍 Warm welcome. Thank you for the like and follow ❤️ Hope you will be happy here on the channel. There are over 100 videos you can watch if you’d like 😊
Love, Annie
HI😊! Nice to se you back on youtube again! Amazing bridge build Julian👍! Smart deck area! Love the "vibe" you have in your videos. Best wishes.
Thank you! 😃 Nice vibes from you 🫶
Sending love,
Annie
I m so Happy to see you again 😀 Wow ! This bridge is so pretty ! Thank you for sharing all these beautiful moments with us, your smile and your happiness is contagious . It makes me feel so good to follow your story in this magical place. Thanks 💗💗I hope very soon. Régine from Belgium.
Hi Régine 😍 Thank you for such a beautiful comment! Makes me so happy 💗🐝
Hope to make another video soon enough 🫶
Annie
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Hi there everyone,a new subscriber here from Tasmania Australia. I found after 5 minutes watching your amazing bridge rebuild ,it felt like I was seeing my family just doing their own thing and that is what I love 💕 most of all. Thank you for your amazing connection with TH-cam.
Wauw, so beautiful to hear, thank you for sharing that 💗 Welcome to our channel, we hope you will enjoy it here ☺️
Lots of love,
Annie
So glad to see u two again after such a long time ❤☺️ u both spread positive energy as always - GREAT ☺️
Thank you so much, Daniel. Means a lot 🥰
You two should be proud. Excellent rebuild. Subscribed!
Thank you so much!
Welcome ❤️
Well done, all of you. It is amazing to such skilled builders. It's a beautiful bridge. 🙂
Thank you so much 😃
What would be awesome is if you took those big boards you found in the shed and make some into tables for the deck of the bridge and take one of the longer slabs and make a bar/stand up area on the deck part of the bridge
What a great idea!! If they were oiled/treated, I guess they could survive being outside?
Love, Annie
Are you planning/thinking to put some kind of water mill power plant in place using the location of the old mill ?
It looks like there could be some energy harvested from the water judging the amount of flow.
Not sure if you are (still) allowed to dam off the river (at least partially) ??
We have thought about it, yes 😊 Not entirely sure how to do it 🌊
Love, Annie
So very good to see you both back! The bridge looks fantastic, will you treat the wood to help protect it? Love the idea of having tea on the deck over the river. You will see so much wildlife throughout the seasons, almost as if you have made a viewing platform!
Lovely to see you full of enthusiasm, try to limit yourselves as to the frequency that you put a video. We’d all hate for you to take another break from TH-cam because you have reached burnout! Think it’s a great idea to impose a no work day or restrict the amount of time each day you work on projects and recording for all of us to catch up with you. There needs to be balance I all our lives, there’s not that many of us realise that before we are too exhausted to carry on or what started as a fun project becomes a monster that we just can’t wait to finish but the finish line seems so far away!
Really is so good to see you both back.❤
Hello 😃 Thank you! ❤️
Yes. But the wood needs to dry for a year, before we can seal it with oil. 🍯
I love your thinking! And it is so individual too, what works for us! Being aware and taking conscious choices will make a big difference ❤️
So good to have you guys back. We have missed you sooooo much. The bridge with the deck section is amazing. well done. Can't wait to see a few more regular videos when you post. Sometimes it's good to take a break, it's not easy filming all the time and the editing is time consuming. Welcome back!!
Hey Kev! Thanks ❤️ Great to be back with another video, so happy you enjoyed it 😊
Lots of love,
Annie
Fantastic video. Love the anthusisim.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful work..... my first video i seen on your channel.... looking forward to going back and watching more!!!!!!
Thank you! 😃 Oh yes, please do. There is plenty 😊 Welcome ❤️
Love, Annie
So happy to see you all doing well!
Hey Ian 😃 Thanks! Hope you’re doing well as well 😊
Very nice. Good content, well presented, edited well, and more I'm sure. 💪
Thank you so much 😃
Love, Annie
That bridge is true craftsmanship you all have done well, very impressed
Thank you so much 😊
Love, Annie
Awesome job! Keep up the great work! Love the positive attitude as well!
Thanks! 😃 Amazing.
Love, Annie
Yess! You're Back! Missed you guys! Nice bridge Annie. ❤
Heeey Lisa 😍 Yes! Thank you ❤️
Hope you are well 🫶
Great progress, well done 👍
Thank you 😊
I have just discovered that you are from Faroe! My son, daughter in law and three grandchildren live there and have been living there since 2013 although my daughter in law is from there originally and met my son @ Bible College in Scotland. My son is naturalised Faroese and is fluent in the language and we visit them twice or thrice each year and they usually come to Scotland once every two years (not so easy with three children and the oldest is 12). Look forward with renewed interest to your future videos.
Oh! How wonderful. Thank you for sharing, that is quite special. Not a lot of people live here (compared to the world). I’m making a video here right now. Hope you stick around 😊
Love, Annie
Very nice I'm from Georgia. Beautiful country there.
Thank you! 😍
Hi Anne and Julia, Thanks for sharing, and the video. Glad that you are back!
Thank you, Olle 😊
Crown goes up always!
So happy to see you back! 😍
Really missed your videos 😊
Thanks, Dominika 😍 And I missed making them 🥰
Love.
Yay a new video! So happy you’re back!
Thanks! 😃❤️
Amazing - so satisfying and impressive to create so much, like build your own bridge to such a pleasing design. Love watching the process and progress
Do you live in the cabin full time - always wondered ?
Great videos, thank you !
Hey Nick 😊 Thanks for your comment ❤️ We don’t live here full time - yet, anyway. Thank you so much for watching! ✌️
Love,
Annie
So inspiring. I love what you guys are doing. Thank you!
Thank you so much 😊
i love the joy that you have ! do you know itchy boots ? you remind me of her great personality ! the bridge looks great ,however i was taught different about witch way to lay the boards we laid them the other way so that over time when the wood weathers it would slightly cup the other direction so as to shed water rather than cupping and holding it !
Thank you! That’s so sweet ❤️
No, I don’t know her. She’s riding the world on a motorbike alone? That’s cool!
I know, several of you have mentioned it. I’m excited to see what happens to the boards. We learn all the time :)
Lots of love,
Annie
Great Job !!!
Thanks! 😃
Excellent job
Thanks! 😃
I hope watching this again helps, ❤you guys
Aww, thank you!! ❤️ It does. 🥰
Love, Annie
Happy you are back guys! ❤
Thank you! Happy you’re here ❤️
looks awesome great work
Thank you 😃
You keep showing that nice moving stream. I hope you have plans to use hydro electric power. It would give you better I power than solar and a lot more even power source.
Good Luck. Lateur
Oh yes, we know 😉 Thanks!
Love, Annie
It is always so easy when your partner is doing all the hard work of demolition. Thank your lucky stars that you did not have to rebuild the supporting structure of the bridge. One thing that would extend the life of the bridge would be to stain the bridge with a semi-transparent stain. The color redwood is usually always available and easy to find so when you need to restain the bridge you can find it easily.
I can’t figure which partner you mean since we’re both doing the demolition 😄 Oh yes, that made it very easy. And yes, we are planning to treat it. It just needs to dry for 1 year. Hey, thanks!
Love, Annie
Så mysigt att ni är tillbaka,har saknat er och att få se hur ni fortsätter förverkligar era drömmar i livet..Saknar mitt Småland och skogarna där tryggheten bor..❤
Ahh tack so mycket ♥️ Lever ni inte i Småland mere?
@@AnnieJulian Bor i Skåne men meningen var att flytta "hemåt" igen,(till en kommun inte långt från er)..hoppas kunna göra det när kroppen blir bättre..Så än så länge får det vara drömmen..🦋🥰
You should put on those cheap lil solar powered yard lights, perhaps at each post or similar, Id also treat the wood by painting on old used motor oil to help preserve it.
Lights on the bridge… Hm. Perhaps a good idea. Yes, we will have to oil it a year from now, when it has had time to dry.
Love, Annie
It looks amazing ❤!!
Thank you!! 😍
Que bom que vocês voltaram. Já estava com saudades de seus vídeos. ❤❤
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Hello from Dominican Republic it’s beautiful ❤
Hello hello! Thanks you ❤️
Looks great you guys should be proud of yourself I am new here I will be going back to the beginning please keep up the great work and try try not to let the negativity in some people get you down and stop you making videos
Aw thank you so much! We hope you will enjoy watching our journey ❤️
We mostly have very, very loving and supportive people here on the channel, we are very grateful. Welcome! ❤️
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Fantastisk at I er tilbage. Jeres videoer er altid inspirerende og spreder glæde!
Tusind tak! 😃
Good job. 👍
Thanks! 😃
Guess im going to have to subscribe to your channel, what an awesome watch ...
Amazing. Thank you!
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↟↟It was really exciting.. Thank Уou for the video🙌🏻✨
Thanks! 😃 Your channel looks exciting 🔥
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@@AnnieJulian Appreciate that Annie🫰🏻
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The metallic profiles are made from weathered steel? Wood deck is nice but the beams beneath are more important.
I’m not sure about the steel. I just know they’re old train tracks.
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Beautiful ❤
Thank you so much 🌷
did you secure the boards to the rails themselves? Or ot is floating for? Also I would have put stabilizing paint on the rails because of the rust., Finally, do you plan on putting a protective coating on the wood as it doesn’t appear to be pressure treeated.
Hello. Thank you for your questions.
Yes, you can see wooden planks on the sides of the iron train tracks. So it’s not floating.
The wood is pressure treated, and when it has dried for a year, we can treat it with oil.
Love, Annie
Hello! Good to see you back. I was wondering when you’d return. Is the bridge on your property? It’s been so long I don’t remember.😅
Hello 😃 Good to hear. No, the bridge is right outside our property. The owner of that land was totally fine with us renovating the bridge - and the neighbours thrilled 😊
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@@AnnieJulian of course. It’s dangerous. I’m surprise you have to travel through it to get to you’re property if it’s private. It is a wonderful little area and I’m glad you have access.
It was fine to walk on. Much better now though 😄 Thank you ☺️
Annie your video just popped up so it looked interesting. I live in America and it looked beautiful there. Your video was great. It looked like you used regular wood. Myself I would have used pressure treated wood it will last much longer. I would put some type of sealer on it still. You did a very nice job. I have a compliment for you. You have a very pretty face. Stay safe.
Hello James 😊
I’m glad I popped up and that you enjoyed the video. It is pressure treated to last longer, and we plan to put oil on on a year or so, when it has dried 😊
Thank you so much! That is so sweet 😊 All the best to you,
Annie
good work ... did you consider a bridge from stones ? that could have been EPIC and would definitely handle whatever you throw at it and probably last for centuries
Thanks 😃 Honestly? No 😄 That would be pretty. I don’t really know how to work with stones. Especially if we have to lift them by hand 🏋️♀️ But you’re right. They last forever. Unlike wood.
Love, Annie
@@AnnieJulian you don't need to lift them at the row size you can always split them ... if you managed to plan this so well, i'm sure you can plan this one out too ... stone bridge once it's there u'll never need to worry about it .. the learning curve may take some time but totally worth it
I will keep this in mind 😊 Makes perfect sense. My grandfather used to build with stone ❤️
It would be nice to be able to incorporate a Water Wheel to remember the Mill and make Hydro power with it as well.
That would be amazing!!
Cool!!!!!❤
Thank you! 😍
Good job greetings from sweden!
Hello Sweden 😍 Thank you!
super job well done from durham uk
Hello John! Thank a lot ❤️
Love, Annie
You guys will have 100,000 viewers in no time.
You’re sweet 😊 That would be really cool 🤞
Love, Annie
I remember having my squad (4 bridge launching tanks) build a bridge out of wood 8 guys and 2 days. I did the joints and made the wood dowels. Nails were used to join the 2x12's together for the deck. We had enough 2x12's to go across the span on end. We sized and squared up the logs the first day and demolished the original structure. At the end it was enough to hold 42 tons or we drove a lancher tank over without a bridge. Still four 14x14 timbers under a 12 inch thick deck can hold quite a bit. The funny part, many rural bridges in PA have the steel beams under them with 2x8, 10 or 12 on end for the decks. Like in Salt Springs State Park In Susquehanna County that the township repairs. Now I did put some 4x4 cross members in the top of the 14x14 beams for installing the side rails. I just looked at Google earth and it seems like someone put a metal roof over it. I can remember telling the old man that owned that property about putting a roof over it to keep the weather off of it.
Thank you for sharing. What a project!!
Love, Annie
How do you know if the support for the bridge is in good shape?
It worked before with all the rotten wood, so it should be even better now 😁
PS I see that the wood was pressure treated - great. You perhaps could consider some 'chicken wire' along the tyre tracks to also try and minimise skidding (or something better).
Yes. Good eye! I did a little “speech” about it for the video, but it became a little long and probably boring - so we left it out. 😄 Chicken wire on the bridge?
New subscriber! Enjoyed the video
Yay! Welcome ❤️ Hope you’ll enjoy it here.
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That barn roof could produce so much solar power you could power your neighbours house too 😂
Sure could 😄 For now we only have solar power at the small cabin.
I thought, "Oh, NO!" when she explained how they were laying the crown of the board down instead of up. I'm not an expert, but from what I have learned from observation, the boards should have been reversed. Now, I'm wondering which way is the "best" way for longer life of the boards.
I’m no expert either, I guess we’ll have to see what happens then 😊
Love, Annie