Thanks everyone for your likes, comments and messages. We've been living over here for a while now and try to release a new video every other Sunday - so make sure you subscribe and hit that notification bell so you don't miss what we are up to! 😊
The mud brick situation does not surprise me. Also the lack of a foundation. Back in the old days, most stables etc didn’t have any flooring as to absorb liquid animal waste directly into the ground. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What you did was very much needed. No explanation necessary, you know your land and buildings and it was definitely unstable. You owe no one any explanation. Do what you need to do for you and your family. We admire you and what you are doing. Also many do not take budget into account and any work is not cheap.
Thank you for understanding. There's so much discussion that happens away from the camera but it's nice to give our viewers a small insight into why we do what we do. We literally do only have what is left at each month from our wages for the build so we just do the best we can with what we have. 😊
You gotta do you, you have to make things safe and reliable for your family. You will always get the naysayers especially on here. You know what you want and you should go for it. I don't think you should have to explain that you want a safe building so you had to knock down a proper dodgy wall... we are lucky enough to go along with your journey. I have still to finish mine but its too late for me to start TH-cam so I'm following you guys.
Guys don’t get discouraged 😊try to make the deck winter proof first and then you will figure out the next step! You can maybe close the deck around and put a wood stove and use it as extension during the winter…
I must say, I admire your little one real construction prodigy, If she keeps this up, she'll be building skyscrapers ... And those plants and garden? It will be thriving! You’ve got a future architect and a green thumb in the making. Keep up the great work, team!❤
Please, don't be sorry for knocking down that barn. It had to go anyway. Concentrate on the house's roof and by next winter it will be ready for living. I am kind of sure that this barn was built as a temporary building and that it was not in the house documents, or notary deed.
I feel you shouldn’t have to explain yourselves go Udens i say ,your hard work and dedication to making a home will be rewarded twofold in the future. Ps love the mini wheelbarrow princess❤ I
Thanks for understanding. As for the barn, it is indeed on our skitsa/plan. If the house was structurally safe and viable then we absolutely would be doing that, but it isn't. We do not have the time or money to invest in it - especially when we have much bigger plans 😊
Gutted for you, but I'm sure that when you do start on the barn properly, it will turn out amazing. Sensible idea to winter proof your existing living area before winter, though. Keep plodding on guys, you'll get there one day!
Do whatever you want to do in your videos don't listen to anyone, it's your project and channel we will be here regardless. All the best love your videos. ❤
Thank you. We know from watching our favourite TH-camrs that it's nice to know the reasons behind some of their decisions - there's alot we do not talk about or discuss on camera ❤️
Great video, and agree about the building, sad though it is, but I bet you will create something in keeping with the original building and surroundings, and it will be amazing. Love the outtakes.
Hey guys, just to let you know, the last plant you bought is not a thuja occidentalis, a thuja is a hedging conifer. As a person that buys lots of plants in Bulgaria I can reccomend you never trust the labels. Those identiying apps are pretty handy.
I'd have made the same decision about the barn given the circumstances .... A clean slate to design what you want on the footprint now,; What's not to like and get excited about!?
Isn't it easier to push down all bad structures and start building a new house, not very big that you can enlarge in the future. You both are young and strong and can do much of the work yourself. Preserve the best old building to live in and start. Of course you must have some starting capital. I have done a lot of the work in our house myself. Is it possible such a plan? You are really doing a lot of work making your garden anew, cleaning the yard and many problems are going away. I wish you success. You are brave and hard-working people. The future is yours!
You're right, if we had the capital and the house was what we had bought the land for we would definitely be working on it. However, the truth is, the house is not structurally safe or viable, it is also not the house we have planned. As for the capital - we have none. We moved here knowing that our building process would be slow, mainly due to limited funds. But that's okay. We will continue working hard for a better life and we are absolutely loving every minute of the journey.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens Your trees have survived the very hot summer. One year more and you will have already your own fruits. Very good. You will have success with your house too! I'm sure. I'm building, better to say finishing, my house already 10 years.
We absolutely could, but it's not the right thing for us as a family right now. We just do not have the time and finances to invest when we have alot we want to achieve in the next few years ☺️
Loved the plants. I have some acuba japonica (live in Scotland) and they're not a fan of being in full sun, so if the leaves start looking yellow and have brown spots they need a bit shade. The Oleander, I had in Saudi and when it flowers it smells beautiful but it is also known as "suicide plant" so worth checking out what parts are an issue with children and animals around? All the hard core on the drive as well as the drainage should make this winter much more bearable for you this winter 🤞🤞
Sorry things didn't go as planned. Any chance of a walkthrough of the main house and your ideas for that going forward? How regulated are you with renovation projects in Bulgaria?Good luck 🥰
We won't be focusing on the house I'm afraid as it isn't structurally safe nor viable for us. I'm sure that for others, if they had the finances, had different visions and were in a different situation to us, that they would be able to make it work.. but we have a long term dream and goal for the plot the house is currently on. 😊
💯 guys there is no point doing retrofit foundation work if walls are basically dust but atleast you have free rubble for rest of drive and the stone for the pool project is good shout
Exactly. For us it would be a huge waste of our time and money to do a bodge job. Not sure if the stone is the right style/type/condition for the pool area but you're right - there's so many uses for it ☺️
Great Video as normal, got my weekly fix 😂 don't be sorry it's your material and yours alone, what you choose to do with your own material is up to you. Haters always gonna hate.. keep up the great work. Looking foward to the next one.
Thanks very much. We don't ever feel we have to explain ourselves as such, but it's great when watching to get an insight into the whys of what we are doing. 👍
Did you know oleander is very poisonous? Also, the fruit tree spacing is okay. You just need to keep them trimmed. You would be inundated with too much fruit if they are huge trees.
Yes I think we will go the trimmed route for sure. No worries about the oleander - we found out when this video was released - so many caring viewers. Thank you ❤️
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I have about 80 oleander plants in my Greece land. Poisonous? Maybe but you’ve got to go and eat leaves and flowers which you wouldn’t do anyway. I wouldn’t worry at all. I am just doubtful about how it will survive in Bulgaria. I have a house near Pleven and we have several oleanders. We end up covering them in the winter otherwise they freeze.
Fruit trees look a bit close together, maybe move some of them before they get too big. Perhaps you now have an opportunity to put your new barn in a better location, lots of new choices now. I hope you can reuse most of the bricks.
We never actually thought they would all take so well so thought we would naturally have bigger gaps form 🫣🤣 will keep an eye on them but certainly growing better than we had expected.
haha nice to see your mom enjoying it aswel :) nice iff your family supports you with your dreams and goals loved to see the episode and i loved the explaining on why you choose to go certain ways :) cant wait till the next one stay strong and healthy and till the next time
Thank you for your continued support - we really do appreciate it. It's interesting to hear other people's thoughts processes but there's alot of discussion that happens away from the camera too.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens Ofcourse i understand that not everything will be done infront of the camera neither would i want that. But great to see how your evolving during this task. Cant wait to see what the plans are gonna be .
Start with a huge amount of cynicism and prepare for the worst and hopefully you get lucky and things go well. On the subject of things going well my eagle eye has spotted more solar. That's a project that's been a huge success for you 👌👌👍
Don't have to explain yourselfs. I'd knock off the mud brick, clear a bit of the floor area, pull the rubble over the floor space, mesh it and pour a slab ready for the new build. I would have liked to skin the new build with the stone, but time and costs (don't know what you have to use) would have me whip up a TFC, American style framing roof on and bobs your uncle nice little housey. Tip of the day, try not to plan to far ahead. Things happen. It appears to be fairly common that there are not big foundations, I went looking and Mr fox had been moving himself in and so I could see the old house foundations... As the agent was telling me how they are a meter down... Lol.. Hoping to find out Monday if the offer has been accepted!!! Fear and excitement.... Mostly fear 😅 Now some moaning.... Looks like you need to take a look the house roof back side as you're going to be losing tiles soon. I hope the solar panels are not in a Single string as the two angles will lower your output. You can do them parallel.. I knew I should have came down to see you when I was over, if I go back with out my onslaught (lovely purchase) taking its toll I'll come give you a hand for a day or two. Kids toes and not so big stones can be hurt. Loving the happy barrowing jig she was doing lol. And always there to help bless her.
Keep in mind this is Bulgaria. A bit different from UK. We have moderate to high risk of earthquakes depending on the location. If you want to have a slab, which will last -> then you need some form of decent foundations. I personally don't find these old buildings to be safe, people back then did what they have to to survive. But the idea of an wooden structure is a good one. Also instead of concrete foundation, they can use earth screws instead. Does the job good and is very economical/fast.
@@radoslavtomov9121 I would be concerned with ground screws as there is a lot of movement. A solid slab will move, and keep together what is on top, screws can move separately. If you use piles then that could transmit earthquakes or become unstable. I think there are pros and cons for all different scenarios, hill side building takes some consideration.
Yes exactly this - many people don't realise the potential of earthquake movement here. We will make sure we mention this in a future video as this might help others understand our thought process. Thank you for taking the time to reply and help others ❤️
There's so much to think about with these builds. We've spent hours and hours (off of camera) discussing the different options and pros/cons of each. Thank you for understanding 😊
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I bet, I've not even bought the place yet and I'm doing that already. What I do it gets a A4 pad, draw out the site and it's buildings a few times and then jot down various ideas , the copies are for the mountain of changes. The problem and I have this with clients is options. Because you're not limited, and you can have or do what you want, you will always lack certainty. Usually the first idea is the best idea. The "but if" will be the baine of your life.
You do need space, yes. if only there was a house 20 meters away that you could use... :) I wonder what has to happen before you see that totally ignoring the house is not viable. 4 people in the small caravan, even plus the deck, if somehow it is covered, would still not be quite enough imho. We'll have to wait and see how things go. Very curious. :)
Think you must have missed our explanation but the house isn't structurally safe-we won't even let the children in there. The house is absolutely not viable. We can only do the best we can with what we have.. besides, we have future plans for our new home there. 😉
@@MrDariomag327 Yeah we even had a local builder come and look at it (because we are always open to others opinions and experiences) but he shook his head instantly. We will bring new life to the land but sadly just not with the house.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I see. Bad luck, sadly. I'm curious to see the type if home you'll build. As the caravan would likely become too small in a few years.
We knew that there was little chance of a foundation but it's good to check just in case. Back then, people did the best they could with what they had. We're just doing the same now - doing the best with what we have.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I don't think people appreciate how much freedom they've lost in the UK with regards to what they can and cannot do with their own land. You'd probably need a demolition order for that 😂 I'm going to be buying a property there in a couple of years time, then early retirement. Bulgaria is so beautiful and unspoilt.
Hey guys! Sad that it isn’t worth keeping… Question by the way: Do you need any kind of license to do this in Bulgaria (throw a building down and remake)? 🇧🇬
According to our regulations, if the building exists on paper, you can knock it down and rebuild it. With the condition that it has to be the exact same dimensions and in the same exact spot.
@@MrDariomag327 Interesting. Here you need a permit to do so. Not as pricey or difficult to get if you do the exact same dimensions but still needs a permit. Thank you for your reply!
Thanks everyone for your likes, comments and messages. We've been living over here for a while now and try to release a new video every other Sunday - so make sure you subscribe and hit that notification bell so you don't miss what we are up to! 😊
The mud brick situation does not surprise me. Also the lack of a foundation. Back in the old days, most stables etc didn’t have any flooring as to absorb liquid animal waste directly into the ground.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Yes exactly. This building was used for lambing when it was originally built. 👍
What you did was very much needed. No explanation necessary, you know your land and buildings and it was definitely unstable. You owe no one any explanation.
Do what you need to do for you and your family. We admire you and what you are doing. Also many do not take budget into account and any work is not cheap.
Thank you for understanding. There's so much discussion that happens away from the camera but it's nice to give our viewers a small insight into why we do what we do. We literally do only have what is left at each month from our wages for the build so we just do the best we can with what we have. 😊
You gotta do you, you have to make things safe and reliable for your family. You will always get the naysayers especially on here. You know what you want and you should go for it. I don't think you should have to explain that you want a safe building so you had to knock down a proper dodgy wall... we are lucky enough to go along with your journey. I have still to finish mine but its too late for me to start TH-cam so I'm following you guys.
Guys don’t get discouraged 😊try to make the deck winter proof first and then you will figure out the next step! You can maybe close the deck around and put a wood stove and use it as extension during the winter…
Great minds think alike 😉 watch this space..
I must say, I admire your little one real construction prodigy, If she keeps this up, she'll be building skyscrapers ... And those plants and garden? It will be thriving! You’ve got a future architect and a green thumb in the making. Keep up the great work, team!❤
Please, don't be sorry for knocking down that barn. It had to go anyway. Concentrate on the house's roof and by next winter it will be ready for living. I am kind of sure that this barn was built as a temporary building and that it was not in the house documents, or notary deed.
I feel you shouldn’t have to explain yourselves go Udens i say ,your hard work and dedication to making a home will be rewarded twofold in the future. Ps love the mini wheelbarrow princess❤
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Thanks for understanding. As for the barn, it is indeed on our skitsa/plan. If the house was structurally safe and viable then we absolutely would be doing that, but it isn't. We do not have the time or money to invest in it - especially when we have much bigger plans 😊
Exactly same thing happened to us,when we bought 7 fruit
trees from Dobrich market!
Haha it makes the whole thing alot more exciting 🤣🙂
Gutted for you, but I'm sure that when you do start on the barn properly, it will turn out amazing. Sensible idea to winter proof your existing living area before winter, though. Keep plodding on guys, you'll get there one day!
I'm not sure we will ever 'get there one day'... But that's okay. I think truth be told we are in it for the journey not the end result. 😊
Do whatever you want to do in your videos don't listen to anyone, it's your project and channel we will be here regardless. All the best love your videos. ❤
Thank you. We know from watching our favourite TH-camrs that it's nice to know the reasons behind some of their decisions - there's alot we do not talk about or discuss on camera ❤️
Your Orchard is looking great. Fantastic growth.
Thanks so much! It's doing amazingly well. We didn't expect all of them to make it but so far so good.
You will be able to build something beautiful & a lot more eco friendly than anything you could restore. 🙂
Our dream is for the house to be our big ecobuild. We've just got to be patient and work hard to get to that point 💪☺️
You're doing the right thing guys, so thorough in everything you do and it will all be worth it xxx
Thanks guys ❤️ must come up and see you soon!
Great video, and agree about the building, sad though it is, but I bet you will create something in keeping with the original building and surroundings, and it will be amazing. Love the outtakes.
Yeah sometimes the right decision isn't the easiest ❤️
Im really sorry about your barn. Great to see you back,.i missed your videos.
Everything happens for a reason ❤️😊 thank you for the support 💖
Hey guys, just to let you know, the last plant you bought is not a thuja occidentalis, a thuja is a hedging conifer. As a person that buys lots of plants in Bulgaria I can reccomend you never trust the labels. Those identiying apps are pretty handy.
Ooo interesting. Is there an app you find particularly helpful? We're keen to invest in one that works well 🙂👍
Sunshine reggae you lucky guy's!!!!! Here in London terrible weather.
Blue skies and sunshine here but getting rather cold in the mornings and evenings now.
I'd have made the same decision about the barn given the circumstances .... A clean slate to design what you want on the footprint now,; What's not to like and get excited about!?
It's certainly going to make it a lot easier having straight square walls to work with 😁
It seems that you enjoy using the digger a lot. That means buying it was a great decision.
The flexibility and productivity value has made it a great investment for us ❤️
Thanks for the massive info on barn foundations 😮😢
Back then, they did the best they could with what they had. We are just doing the same - the best we can with what we have.
Isn't it easier to push down all bad structures and start building a new house, not very big that you can enlarge in the future.
You both are young and strong and can do much of the work yourself. Preserve the best old building to live in and start.
Of course you must have some starting capital. I have done a lot of the work in our house myself. Is it possible such a plan?
You are really doing a lot of work making your garden anew, cleaning the yard and many problems are going away. I wish you success.
You are brave and hard-working people. The future is yours!
You're right, if we had the capital and the house was what we had bought the land for we would definitely be working on it. However, the truth is, the house is not structurally safe or viable, it is also not the house we have planned. As for the capital - we have none. We moved here knowing that our building process would be slow, mainly due to limited funds. But that's okay. We will continue working hard for a better life and we are absolutely loving every minute of the journey.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens Your trees have survived the very hot summer. One year more and you will have already your own fruits. Very good.
You will have success with your house too! I'm sure. I'm building, better to say finishing, my house already 10 years.
Great video as always , can't you remove the mudbrick and underpin the lower stone in sections .
We absolutely could, but it's not the right thing for us as a family right now. We just do not have the time and finances to invest when we have alot we want to achieve in the next few years ☺️
Loved the plants. I have some acuba japonica (live in Scotland) and they're not a fan of being in full sun, so if the leaves start looking yellow and have brown spots they need a bit shade. The Oleander, I had in Saudi and when it flowers it smells beautiful but it is also known as "suicide plant" so worth checking out what parts are an issue with children and animals around? All the hard core on the drive as well as the drainage should make this winter much more bearable for you this winter 🤞🤞
We actually had a few messages about the Oleander! Thank you for letting us know. Dog and children will be watched very carefully around it 🫣
Sorry things didn't go as planned. Any chance of a walkthrough of the main house and your ideas for that going forward? How regulated are you with renovation projects in Bulgaria?Good luck 🥰
We won't be focusing on the house I'm afraid as it isn't structurally safe nor viable for us. I'm sure that for others, if they had the finances, had different visions and were in a different situation to us, that they would be able to make it work.. but we have a long term dream and goal for the plot the house is currently on. 😊
@@OffGridWithTheUdens 🥰
💯 guys there is no point doing retrofit foundation work if walls are basically dust but atleast you have free rubble for rest of drive and the stone for the pool project is good shout
Exactly. For us it would be a huge waste of our time and money to do a bodge job. Not sure if the stone is the right style/type/condition for the pool area but you're right - there's so many uses for it ☺️
Great Video as normal, got my weekly fix 😂 don't be sorry it's your material and yours alone, what you choose to do with your own material is up to you. Haters always gonna hate.. keep up the great work. Looking foward to the next one.
Thanks very much. We don't ever feel we have to explain ourselves as such, but it's great when watching to get an insight into the whys of what we are doing. 👍
Another lovely video Phil. And nice to see your mother out there.
Yes it was great to have her here - so proud of her for making the journey by herself too!
Did you know oleander is very poisonous? Also, the fruit tree spacing is okay. You just need to keep them trimmed. You would be inundated with too much fruit if they are huge trees.
Yes I think we will go the trimmed route for sure. No worries about the oleander - we found out when this video was released - so many caring viewers. Thank you ❤️
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I have about 80 oleander plants in my Greece land. Poisonous? Maybe but you’ve got to go and eat leaves and flowers which you wouldn’t do anyway. I wouldn’t worry at all. I am just doubtful about how it will survive in Bulgaria. I have a house near Pleven and we have several oleanders. We end up covering them in the winter otherwise they freeze.
Fruit trees look a bit close together, maybe move some of them before they get too big. Perhaps you now have an opportunity to put your new barn in a better location, lots of new choices now. I hope you can reuse most of the bricks.
We never actually thought they would all take so well so thought we would naturally have bigger gaps form 🫣🤣 will keep an eye on them but certainly growing better than we had expected.
haha nice to see your mom enjoying it aswel :) nice iff your family supports you with your dreams and goals loved to see the episode and i loved the explaining on why you choose to go certain ways :) cant wait till the next one stay strong and healthy and till the next time
Thank you for your continued support - we really do appreciate it. It's interesting to hear other people's thoughts processes but there's alot of discussion that happens away from the camera too.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens Ofcourse i understand that not everything will be done infront of the camera neither would i want that. But great to see how your evolving during this task. Cant wait to see what the plans are gonna be .
Start with a huge amount of cynicism and prepare for the worst and hopefully you get lucky and things go well. On the subject of things going well my eagle eye has spotted more solar. That's a project that's been a huge success for you 👌👌👍
Well spotted! We threw them there as a temporary set-up - huge solar upgrade is taking place - watch this space 😁
Lovely blog again so nice to see ur mum and you together 😮 make the most of ur life tomorrow never promised
Absolutely. Kayleigh has had too many near death experiences now so we live every minute to the full ❤️
best of luck!
We have alot of hard work ahead of us so we need all the luck we can get ❤️
Viel Glück liebe Leute ❤🍀
Don't have to explain yourselfs.
I'd knock off the mud brick, clear a bit of the floor area, pull the rubble over the floor space, mesh it and pour a slab ready for the new build.
I would have liked to skin the new build with the stone, but time and costs (don't know what you have to use) would have me whip up a TFC, American style framing roof on and bobs your uncle nice little housey.
Tip of the day, try not to plan to far ahead. Things happen.
It appears to be fairly common that there are not big foundations, I went looking and Mr fox had been moving himself in and so I could see the old house foundations... As the agent was telling me how they are a meter down... Lol..
Hoping to find out Monday if the offer has been accepted!!!
Fear and excitement.... Mostly fear 😅
Now some moaning....
Looks like you need to take a look the house roof back side as you're going to be losing tiles soon.
I hope the solar panels are not in a Single string as the two angles will lower your output. You can do them parallel..
I knew I should have came down to see you when I was over, if I go back with out my onslaught (lovely purchase) taking its toll I'll come give you a hand for a day or two.
Kids toes and not so big stones can be hurt. Loving the happy barrowing jig she was doing lol. And always there to help bless her.
Keep in mind this is Bulgaria. A bit different from UK. We have moderate to high risk of earthquakes depending on the location. If you want to have a slab, which will last -> then you need some form of decent foundations. I personally don't find these old buildings to be safe, people back then did what they have to to survive. But the idea of an wooden structure is a good one. Also instead of concrete foundation, they can use earth screws instead. Does the job good and is very economical/fast.
@@radoslavtomov9121 I would be concerned with ground screws as there is a lot of movement. A solid slab will move, and keep together what is on top, screws can move separately. If you use piles then that could transmit earthquakes or become unstable.
I think there are pros and cons for all different scenarios, hill side building takes some consideration.
Yes exactly this - many people don't realise the potential of earthquake movement here. We will make sure we mention this in a future video as this might help others understand our thought process.
Thank you for taking the time to reply and help others ❤️
There's so much to think about with these builds. We've spent hours and hours (off of camera) discussing the different options and pros/cons of each. Thank you for understanding 😊
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I bet, I've not even bought the place yet and I'm doing that already. What I do it gets a A4 pad, draw out the site and it's buildings a few times and then jot down various ideas , the copies are for the mountain of changes.
The problem and I have this with clients is options. Because you're not limited, and you can have or do what you want, you will always lack certainty. Usually the first idea is the best idea.
The "but if" will be the baine of your life.
You do need space, yes. if only there was a house 20 meters away that you could use... :) I wonder what has to happen before you see that totally ignoring the house is not viable. 4 people in the small caravan, even plus the deck, if somehow it is covered, would still not be quite enough imho. We'll have to wait and see how things go. Very curious. :)
Think you must have missed our explanation but the house isn't structurally safe-we won't even let the children in there. The house is absolutely not viable. We can only do the best we can with what we have.. besides, we have future plans for our new home there. 😉
@@OffGridWithTheUdens Oh sorry, I always thought the house was structurally sound. Well, building a new one would be expensive indeed.
@@MrDariomag327 Yeah we even had a local builder come and look at it (because we are always open to others opinions and experiences) but he shook his head instantly. We will bring new life to the land but sadly just not with the house.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I see. Bad luck, sadly. I'm curious to see the type if home you'll build. As the caravan would likely become too small in a few years.
Very rare to have foundations on any pre 1900 house in the UK.
We knew that there was little chance of a foundation but it's good to check just in case. Back then, people did the best they could with what they had. We're just doing the same now - doing the best with what we have.
@@OffGridWithTheUdens I don't think people appreciate how much freedom they've lost in the UK with regards to what they can and cannot do with their own land. You'd probably need a demolition order for that 😂 I'm going to be buying a property there in a couple of years time, then early retirement. Bulgaria is so beautiful and unspoilt.
Red Robins are great in clay and evergreen...I have some standards
👍😊 we can't wait to get properly started on planting and landscaping
Hey guys! Sad that it isn’t worth keeping… Question by the way: Do you need any kind of license to do this in Bulgaria (throw a building down and remake)? 🇧🇬
According to our regulations, if the building exists on paper, you can knock it down and rebuild it. With the condition that it has to be the exact same dimensions and in the same exact spot.
@@MrDariomag327 Interesting. Here you need a permit to do so. Not as pricey or difficult to get if you do the exact same dimensions but still needs a permit. Thank you for your reply!
Love it when our community chat and help each other out ❤️ It is sad 😢 but we will reuse the stone elsewhere and know that it's the right decision.
Thanks for helping others 🙂
I cant believe you burnt all that wood.
It was rotten!
There's always one 😊
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