EPISODE 11: We continue more pallet wood projects on the outside. PLUS - We bring Jaxx along too, although he had to be on the lead as there is a large Badger Set in the area and Rabbits. Being a Jack Russell Terrier, it's his instinct to want to chase these small mammals, which can be dangerous if he gets stuck down one of the holes. Better to be safe than sorry! Hope you enjoy the episode
More than most channels, you've inspired people to do amazing things. When I was homeless, I used to think about gathering pallets and doing something like this but was to afraid to draw attention to myself. You've not only done it, but proved it can be a home. If things cave, people are gonna need shelter- and you've taught them they can do it. I love my cast iron and wouldn't trade it for anything.
I Was home less and too like Tina Gallagher I thought that there was no reason the pallets should be used that are all over the place , but if you do something unconventional people com up with all kind of things about you, until of course they stumble upon what they're missing out on, a very good example of that here in the US is the scrap industry, it cracks me up! There is much waste in this great country.
Wow! You guys are including some awesome add-ons. Maybe you should consider renting out the B&B Pallet House for a weekend? The only other thing you'll need to add is a small outhouse with a composting toilet! Oh, and a shower curtain for the washing area. Just a thought. :-) Loving this series, keep mesmerizing us with pallet wood.
I'm off work today!! Sat at home with it raining outside, I have a beer on the go and the Mrs is cooking toad in the hole!! :)) and now watching TA outdoors!! Perfect :) have a good Easter everyone!!
You and your dad are so inventive, I just love watching your video's. When I was younger my dad always took us camping and fishing in New Mexico and Colorado! I love to camp and fish bit as it turns out I have a very bad back condition that keeps me from walking to far, I have to use a walker at the age of 56, so I go camping with you! Thank you it means a lot to me, God bless!
Amazing!!! I starting watching Lilly about a year ago now, love your vids and the effort you put into everything you do! And you too Mike and Graham!! So happy to see Lilly comment here, blown away!! :D:D
It great to see Lilly comment here. I've been watching her fantastic content from the beggining and I think that lead to your early vids showing up in my recommended viewing feed. Great to see youtube inadvertently creating and building on an awesome community of people learning and growing together enjoying the beauty of nature and the great outdoors in such a sustainable and connected way. Keep up the great content.
Mike, You can add the eggshells to the compost instead of throwing them in the bin. This can really help with nutrients for the plants. Also things like the egg box will compost very quickly because of its structure. Just an handy idea to help cutdown landfill and add to your recylcing ethos. Great vids as always, keep them up!
Just love to watch you guys work. Perhaps making a work bench would be nice so no to work on your knees/ on the ground. I remember when my dad would get used lumber, pull all the nails and reuse them. You and your dad are awesome.
You know seeing you and your dad being real close and loving the outdoors makes me wish my father was still alive. He loved being outdoors and my most favorite memories of him are the days we went camping. Your father makes me think about my dad. He died when was eight I keep wondering at times what life would have been like if he was around wishing I could laugh with him and have good time with him as you have with your father. Cherish the times you both have and thank you for giving me the ability to think about him more. Your dad looks like my father I feel like wondering what his older years would have been like. Cheers.
When your dad took the 2 spoons and stuck them in his drill to make a whisk ; and it worked ..right then and there I knew. He was just brillant..love you guys
Mike and dad I just want you to know that my husband and I have enjoyed your episodes. We found them most informative and entertaining. We had planned on doing something similar to this for ourselves as a get away. However, we won't be doing that now. My husband passed on March 17, St. Patrick's day here in the US, but I still enjoy watching all the things you do and build. When I watch your episodes I feel that he is still with me. Please don't stop building on your off grid cabin!
Sorry to hear of your sad loss .Be assured we will hopefully continue making our films. We have a huge following of people that enjoy what we get up to ,so I hope there will be something you enjoy watching in the future.
Great to see Jaxx back at the pallet cabin. He looked like he was having a great ole time even though tethered up. The Makita spoon egg beater was a classic, lol. Have a Happy Easter weekend and cheers to you and your dad.
'Over the Hill and Through The Woods To Grand(father's) House We Go!' I am always amazed by Graeme's inventive mind and his spontaneous visual humor! Thanks for another absorbing episode. We don't often get to see one real part of Bushcraft--cleaning up the dishes out in the woods. PS: that clear plastic tarp over the raised beds is going to heat load without some way of providing adequate ventilation.
Can't say enough of how I love watching you both building and working together reminds me of my dad, (rip). Thanks again for enjoyable video, keep it up!
My grandparents used chicken wire to create the frame for their compost piles. Daily, they took their food trash, banana peels, egg shells, orange peels, coffee grounds, etc. and turned it into their compost piles. They had a very large garden so they needed huge compost piles. They always had multiple piles. They pile we put food waste in and kept turning over was not to be uses as compost for two more years. They piles were rotated on a three year cycle. They always had record sized produce from the garden. Love your show keep up the great work!
I enjoy watching these videos with your father in them. I wish my brothers and I done this with our dad when we ALL were younger. Inspires me to do this with my 2 boys THANK YOU! Good work, great ideas thanks for sharing
this day 15 years ago i lost my dad, he loved fixing things and building more than i do (he was a professional builder, after all), his knowledge and skill will far surpass my own for a long time, if not forever, because he didn't have the chance to teach me much of what he knew. it's really good to see you two making an effort to spend proper time together, far too many people don't appreciate the opportunity, or understand how lucky they are.
Great watching you and your Dad making stuff for the cabin. Amazing how your subscriber numbers are rocketing, I reckon people really like these cabin videos.
It's amazing how much progress you guys have made on the pallet wood cabin. It's really starting to look like a home. You should consider planting some grass seed to keep out of the mud. Can't say enough how great your channel is!
Pretty soon you will have a small village! Fantastic!! You are doing what I used to do when I was a teenager. Go out in the woods and build a cabin! Such fun! I don't even watch any other outdoor channels. No need to? Thanxz
I just love your site, Your Father and You and Your Dog make this such a fun thing to watch as what you both build surprises us all watching. So you asked what we would think next of building and I was thinking hot sunny days will be coming and maybe you should think of some kind of canopy or umbrella to sit under to get out of the sun. Maybe you can put it where your dogs line is so he can sit by you and be under the canopy too. Just a thought. Look forward to see more of your shows.
Would be great to see a water collection system project built there at the pallet cabin, you do have lots of rain! Great video guys, thanks for sharing your ideas and family time!
You guys should build a pallet wood picnic table. I think that would be a cool project. Love all the survival Bushcraft stuff and the pallet wood projects you guys are great.
Thanks for all the wonderful intersting, humorous and relaxing videos. It is a pitty I understand only very less because my english is not good enough to follow your explanations. But what I understand is, you both are a wonderful father-son team and you have a lot of fun. So, watching your videos is much much better than watching boring german television! I particularly like the nice imaginative ideas you have to create helpful solutions like the table, or the sink, or the candel glasses!! Most cordial greatings from Duesseldorf.Eduard
Love this series!!!! Was working when I got the notification and couldn't wait to get home to watch it. Thank you for taking the time to make the video. Love em.
What a great way for a Father to spend time with his son. Such a cute puppy, I have a jack beagle and you're so right, almost lost my baby down a gofer turtle hole.
Another great video. Keep up the great content. I love all of your vids, I've been a fan and subscriber for a good while now. You are making something special here, and I don't just mean the pallet camp and the natural shelter (which are amazing), I refer more to your journey both individually and as father and son. Truly inspirational.
I like the things Father and Son have come up with,you should expand the pallet cabin to your other site too as a survival cabin for extreme weather conditions on the days of rainstorms and snow. I am Ex Army and living off the land was a constant fact of life years ago. Cold feet,cold hands were constant day to day rotins in the field.
You can put the egg shells into the compost. The carton also if it is cardboard. If you get a couple bales of straw, and spread it around the camp, it will keep the mud down. thanks for making your videos.
You can put the egg shells in your compost, as well as the soapy water. Also when you need to go, using the compost bin as a urinal: will add some nitrogen and other bits of mineral. LOVE the Badger's Rest videos.
Why not just keep it in the plastic bag and put in crate. It will compost quicker and the crate won't rot so quickly. You can even burry the food scraps to kill the smell.
I was thinking put the eggshells in the coffee (it removes the bitterness) then add them tho the compost ( I also agreed with the composting in the bag as long as it’s in the sun) As for they ash they used in the compost, the charcoal they separated is equally as beneficial!!!
Love this series. Well done guys. Suggestion to add to your camp wash-up kitchen - add a plate drying rack above the table. Would be an easy build for you & dry yr dishes in no time - while keeping the table clear.
I'd like to see you add on again water collector of some sort and possibly an outhouse bathroom. That would help with water carrying.All in all you guys have done a great job building the camp and I can't wait to see what's next!
This is awesome Mike. I would love to see like if you take a few steps back and get a shot of the entire cabin campsite setup. I have some trouble imagining what it all looks like with the fences and how everything is oriented.
Thanks a lot for an other wonderful video. I would like to see a Pallet Wood Fishing Boat or a Pallet Wood Waterwheel. Best wishes from Switzerland Felix
Great channel, you and your dad have a fine mix of banter. The Shed needs some insulation as was pointed out in another video. Please consider this, keep the metal roof outside alone and use cardboard inside on the walls and ceiling. Every visit can cover a little more wall. Hold it it place with slats. A final wall paper of old plastic is the vapor barrier. Cardboard has good insulation properties and seals the cracks. It will also quiet the metal roof in a rain. May good fortune bless your new enterprise.
I like the spoons in the drill trick, clever. I'm sure a standard whisk would work good in it as well. I use my drill with my hand ice auger for ice fishing works great. Thanks for sharing
next time you bring the Makita, if you have a hole saw, maybe 25/30mm, if you bore a few holes in the compost bin it helps for oxygen/moisture, also a rough lid would be an idea, regards from Wessex !
EPISODE 11: We continue more pallet wood projects on the outside. PLUS - We bring Jaxx along too, although he had to be on the lead as there is a large Badger Set in the area and Rabbits. Being a Jack Russell Terrier, it's his instinct to want to chase these small mammals, which can be dangerous if he gets stuck down one of the holes. Better to be safe than sorry! Hope you enjoy the episode
you need hunting tower 209 m
TA Outdoors build a wormary
TA Outdoors can ya put the egg shells in compost? Good video mate ;)
Seeing you build all this pallet wood stuff made me think... What if you made a pallet wood bee box to get honey?
Nice Video As Always :)
Do you realize how lucky you are to have your Dad with you to enjoy this together....! Love the videos and can’t wait until the next one...!
More than most channels, you've inspired people to do amazing things. When I was homeless, I used to think about gathering pallets and doing something like this but was to afraid to draw attention to myself. You've not only done it, but proved it can be a home. If things cave, people are gonna need shelter- and you've taught them they can do it. I love my cast iron and wouldn't trade it for anything.
I Was home less and too like Tina Gallagher I thought that there was no reason the pallets should be used that are all over the place , but if you do something unconventional people com up with all kind of things about you, until of course they stumble upon what they're missing out on, a very good example of that here in the US is the scrap industry, it cracks me up! There is much waste in this great country.
Definitevly better than watching TV :)
Juan Pablo Cavalieri lol wuz tv? D: 🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
You can throw the egg shells in your compost bin as well.
Wow! You guys are including some awesome add-ons. Maybe you should consider renting out the B&B Pallet House for a weekend? The only other thing you'll need to add is a small outhouse with a composting toilet! Oh, and a shower curtain for the washing area. Just a thought. :-) Loving this series, keep mesmerizing us with pallet wood.
I'm off work today!! Sat at home with it raining outside, I have a beer on the go and the Mrs is cooking toad in the hole!! :)) and now watching TA outdoors!! Perfect :) have a good Easter everyone!!
Can i come round for some toad in the hole please?
I'll bring some beer!
ha ha ha!! All gone sorry!
You have a very wise and clever dad I have to say.
Lalle Prutt and daft :D
As your dad said..."AWESOME!"
Warms the heart, yessir, warms the heart!
You and your dad are so inventive, I just love watching your video's. When I was younger my dad always took us camping and fishing in New Mexico and Colorado! I love to camp and fish bit as it turns out I have a very bad back condition that keeps me from walking to far, I have to use a walker at the age of 56, so I go camping with you! Thank you it means a lot to me, God bless!
Wow that hanging grill is really awesome! Never seen something like it. Quite unique! Bon Appetit!
Survival Lilly Thanks Lilly, the possibilities of Pallet Wood are endless!
Survival Lilly bone at the street
Amazing!!! I starting watching Lilly about a year ago now, love your vids and the effort you put into everything you do! And you too Mike and Graham!! So happy to see Lilly comment here, blown away!! :D:D
It great to see Lilly comment here. I've been watching her fantastic content from the beggining and I think that lead to your early vids showing up in my recommended viewing feed. Great to see youtube inadvertently creating and building on an awesome community of people learning and growing together enjoying the beauty of nature and the great outdoors in such a sustainable and connected way. Keep up the great content.
Survival Lilly love you lilly x
Mike,
You can add the eggshells to the compost instead of throwing them in the bin. This can really help with nutrients for the plants. Also things like the egg box will compost very quickly because of its structure. Just an handy idea to help cutdown landfill and add to your recylcing ethos.
Great vids as always, keep them up!
Just love to watch you guys work. Perhaps making a work bench would be nice so no to work on your knees/ on the ground. I remember when my dad would get used lumber, pull all the nails and reuse them. You and your dad are awesome.
You know seeing you and your dad being real close and loving the outdoors makes me wish my father was still alive. He loved being outdoors and my most favorite memories of him are the days we went camping. Your father makes me think about my dad. He died when was eight I keep wondering at times what life would have been like if he was around wishing I could laugh with him and have good time with him as you have with your father. Cherish the times you both have and thank you for giving me the ability to think about him more. Your dad looks like my father I feel like wondering what his older years would have been like. Cheers.
So great you get this time with your dad. Mine’s been gone 20 years on now. I can tell you, you never get that time back.
When your dad took the 2 spoons and stuck them in his drill to make a whisk ; and it worked ..right then and there I knew. He was just brillant..love you guys
Mike and dad I just want you to know that my husband and I have enjoyed your episodes. We found them most informative and entertaining. We had planned on doing something similar to this for ourselves as a get away. However, we won't be doing that now. My husband passed on March 17, St. Patrick's day here in the US, but I still enjoy watching all the things you do and build. When I watch your episodes I feel that he is still with me. Please don't stop building on your off grid cabin!
Sorry to hear of your sad loss .Be assured we will hopefully continue making our films. We have a huge following of people that enjoy what we get up to ,so I hope there will be something you enjoy watching in the future.
Love wee Jaxx he makes me smile.
JAXX, you're back!! Yippee!!!!! What a character........LUV Jaxx.
Great to see Jaxx back at the pallet cabin. He looked like he was having a great ole time even though tethered up. The Makita spoon egg beater was a classic, lol. Have a Happy Easter weekend and cheers to you and your dad.
put them eggshells in your compost box, it owrks amazing. I see a raised rain barrel after this.
Yes! and your tea bags and coffee grounds as well
Precious moments with your dad. Amazing. God bless
'Over the Hill and Through The Woods To Grand(father's) House We Go!' I am always amazed by Graeme's inventive mind and his spontaneous visual humor! Thanks for another absorbing episode. We don't often get to see one real part of Bushcraft--cleaning up the dishes out in the woods. PS: that clear plastic tarp over the raised beds is going to heat load without some way of providing adequate ventilation.
Can't say enough of how I love watching you both building and working together reminds me of my dad, (rip). Thanks again for enjoyable video, keep it up!
Spoons and a drill .... GENIUS!
The pallet wood homestead 😊..... perfect. It's certainly evolved beyond cabin status.
Another nice video could listen to your dad talk for days.
Two spoons and a drill makes a mixer. Absolutely Brilliant!!:-)
I will never forget it.
this old guy is a super star.
My grandparents used chicken wire to create the frame for their compost piles. Daily, they took their food trash, banana peels, egg shells, orange peels, coffee grounds, etc. and turned it into their compost piles. They had a very large garden so they needed huge compost piles. They always had multiple piles. They pile we put food waste in and kept turning over was not to be uses as compost for two more years. They piles were rotated on a three year cycle. They always had record sized produce from the garden. Love your show keep up the great work!
I enjoy watching these videos with your father in them. I wish my brothers and I done this with our dad when we ALL were younger. Inspires me to do this with my 2 boys THANK YOU! Good work, great ideas thanks for sharing
this day 15 years ago i lost my dad, he loved fixing things and building more than i do (he was a professional builder, after all), his knowledge and skill will far surpass my own for a long time, if not forever, because he didn't have the chance to teach me much of what he knew. it's really good to see you two making an effort to spend proper time together, far too many people don't appreciate the opportunity, or understand how lucky they are.
You need air to circulate for that compost to work. Cut a lot of holes in the sides and some in the bottom for drainage.
Definitely better than watching TV :)
I hope you have as much fun as you portray.. these memories will live on through generations.🌲🔨🐕
I love watching you and your dad and seeing Jacks of course! Your dad is quite funny. 🙃
Your dad seems like an excellent guy! I'm looking forward to more vids with you both!
Great watching you and your Dad making stuff for the cabin. Amazing how your subscriber numbers are rocketing, I reckon people really like these cabin videos.
This should be a regular TV show on the PBS channel... I would tune in❤️ Love watching you!
I always get hungry when i watch your videos :D
Mate you keep things so fresh with your cinematography, editing, and the awesome banter.
Love your work, lads!
Cheers!
It's amazing how much progress you guys have made on the pallet wood cabin. It's really starting to look like a home. You should consider planting some grass seed to keep out of the mud. Can't say enough how great your channel is!
LOVED YOUR DAD'S INVENTION FOR THE LACK OF A WHISK TELL HIM TO PAT. IT BEFORE SOMEONE ELSE DOES TRULY ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS TWO THUMBS UP
haha its cool just how quickly you both whip up some new wood pieces.. and whip up some eggs lol
Pretty soon you will have a small village! Fantastic!! You are doing what I used to do when I was a teenager. Go out in the woods and build a cabin! Such fun! I don't even watch any other outdoor channels. No need to? Thanxz
a decent son who suits his father. two perfect people
I just love your site, Your Father and You and Your Dog make this such a fun thing to watch as what you both build surprises us all watching. So you asked what we would think next of building and I was thinking hot sunny days will be coming and maybe you should think of some kind of canopy or umbrella to sit under to get out of the sun. Maybe you can put it where your dogs line is so he can sit by you and be under the canopy too. Just a thought. Look forward to see more of your shows.
Would be great to see a water collection system project built there at the pallet cabin, you do have lots of rain! Great video guys, thanks for sharing your ideas and family time!
You guys should build a pallet wood picnic table. I think that would be a cool project. Love all the survival Bushcraft stuff and the pallet wood projects you guys are great.
You should have put the egg shells in the compost!
Nice to see Jaxx. If you make the camp much more comfortable, you won't want to go home. It's looking good, guys.
I do love your creativity with recycling the pallets and the nails that they come in with keep up the good work
Michael Jackson! Man in the mirror! Great job guys! Thanks so much! 🇬🇧
I must say, that saw horse has held together very very well. Quality knot work.
Another brilliant video. Great message about "not littering". As always, you men have built wonderful projects.
Thanks for all the wonderful intersting, humorous and relaxing videos. It is a pitty I understand only very less because my english is not good enough to follow your explanations. But what I understand is, you both are a wonderful father-son team and you have a lot of fun. So, watching your videos is much much better than watching boring german television! I particularly like the nice imaginative ideas you have to create helpful solutions like the table, or the sink, or the candel glasses!! Most cordial greatings from Duesseldorf.Eduard
Love this series!!!! Was working when I got the notification and couldn't wait to get home to watch it. Thank you for taking the time to make the video. Love em.
Woah, this channel is growing like crazy. Congrats on over 300k!
NukeRapidZ thank you
Hi guys..thankyou for another cracking episode.....you can put the egg boxes in the compost too...after taking the labels off...cheers fellas...
Grand episode at the cabin you guys were very productive this go round. I enjoy watching you being creative at the cabin.
The pallet wood camp looks amazing now. Nice work.
LOVE the egg whisk,as my old dad used to say,'imagine yourself in the desert,and improvise'.Must have had something to do with his national service !!
The Makita whisk! lol! Always cool to see you and your dad together doing things.
Your dad is awesome! Great content, great presentation. Love it.
Great video, I always enjoy watching. You should build Jaxx a pallet dog house.
What a great way for a Father to spend time with his son. Such a cute puppy, I have a jack beagle and you're so right, almost lost my baby down a gofer turtle hole.
This is one of most relaxing things I watch before bed
Probably want to perforate that compost bin - airflow is essential for good compost.
You two should try to incorporate an out house to bring the cabin all together.
That egg mixer is quite innovative. I enjoyed watching this video.
Another great video. Keep up the great content. I love all of your vids, I've been a fan and subscriber for a good while now. You are making something special here, and I don't just mean the pallet camp and the natural shelter (which are amazing), I refer more to your journey both individually and as father and son. Truly inspirational.
Your dad is a genius for that wisk - 13:30
Definitely an awesome little pallet homestead
The "mixer" is priceless!! Nice one guys!
Looks like Jaxx needs a pallet wood doghouse!
I'm pretty sure Mike built a doghouse in a previous episode.
If Graeme keeps destroying his wife;s spoons he will be sleeping there.
Must've missed it.. Thought I'd seen every pallet wood episode.
Great idea, Jaxx is the star of the show too.
a doghouse would be amazing!!’
I like the things Father and Son have come up with,you should expand the pallet cabin to your other site too as a survival cabin for extreme weather conditions on the days of rainstorms and snow. I am Ex Army and living off the land was a constant fact of life years ago. Cold feet,cold hands were constant day to day rotins in the field.
Love your channel! Dad is a real card!
I just revisited this video: already I had forgotten how full of interest and of good fun it was the first time through.
Makita omelette!! OMG...what a creative mind your dad has! Vid good as always. Nice to see Jax too.
Brought a smile to my Saturday morning cuppa. Another great video guys 🌈
You can put the egg shells into the compost. The carton also if it is cardboard.
If you get a couple bales of straw, and spread it around the camp, it will keep the mud down.
thanks for making your videos.
You can put the egg shells in your compost, as well as the soapy water. Also when you need to go, using the compost bin as a urinal: will add some nitrogen and other bits of mineral. LOVE the Badger's Rest videos.
Works better with two forks. lol Roast the egg shells and add them to your compost.
komer west, Yeah. I was thinking the same plus coffee grinds/grounds. And possibly some Cayenne Pepper on top to keep animals away.
Why not just keep it in the plastic bag and put in crate. It will compost quicker and the crate won't rot so quickly. You can even burry the food scraps to kill the smell.
I was thinking put the eggshells in the coffee (it removes the bitterness) then add them tho the compost ( I also agreed with the composting in the bag as long as it’s in the sun)
As for they ash they used in the compost, the charcoal they separated is equally as beneficial!!!
It would be very interesting to see a recreational area incorporated for a bit of leisure time fun!!!!
love all your vids, your dad cracks me up, my dad hits 80 this summer and isn't quite as active, but he taught me a lot.
yaaaassssss 😃 my favourite show.
Love this series. Well done guys. Suggestion to add to your camp wash-up kitchen - add a plate drying rack above the table. Would be an easy build for you & dry yr dishes in no time - while keeping the table clear.
I'd like to see you add on again water collector of some sort and possibly an outhouse bathroom. That would help with water carrying.All in all you guys have done a great job building the camp and I can't wait to see what's next!
I meant to say, Rain water collector.
Man this place has come along way. Loving it.
It's amazing what you guys have built, well done.
This is awesome Mike. I would love to see like if you take a few steps back and get a shot of the entire cabin campsite setup. I have some trouble imagining what it all looks like with the fences and how everything is oriented.
Excellent work and ideas once again. Your cabin and the surrounding area are looking great.
Thanks a lot for an other wonderful video. I would like to see a Pallet Wood Fishing Boat or a Pallet Wood Waterwheel. Best wishes from Switzerland
Felix
Make sure to add the egg shells to the compost, they decompose well and add important nutrients. Great video!
Great channel, you and your dad have a fine mix of banter. The Shed needs some insulation as was pointed out in another video. Please consider this, keep the metal roof outside alone and use cardboard inside on the walls and ceiling. Every visit can cover a little more wall. Hold it it place with slats. A final wall paper of old plastic is the vapor barrier. Cardboard has good insulation properties and seals the cracks. It will also quiet the metal roof in a rain. May good fortune bless your new enterprise.
I have enjoyed your series on the pallet cabin build. I find them interesting and a good watch.
Janet Graham thank you
I like the spoons in the drill trick, clever. I'm sure a standard whisk would work good in it as well. I use my drill with my hand ice auger for ice fishing works great. Thanks for sharing
next time you bring the Makita, if you have a hole saw, maybe 25/30mm, if you bore a few holes in the compost bin it helps for oxygen/moisture, also a rough lid would be an idea, regards from Wessex !
great raised bed now just need the veggies bet it will work great
Just enjoyed another great video. You and your dad are going to be a Bushcraft ledend.