Wow what great friends to have in the Rhodes family. They shared their lives and homestead when you needed it and then chose you to share in the birth of baby Henry. That is something money cannot buy.
Yes, Rebecca and Bri have know each other for longer than any of us know. But friends from childhood or not, homesteaders and ppl just getting off grid, can create a very strong bond. One other thing that they are all blessed to have is, Art. Him being a nurse don’t hurt anything one tiny bit. I have never talked about the status of the United States 🇺🇸 of American. I’m gonna be 70 in a few short weeks. I was born in the country. Both of my parents were born ( off grid ). Both had outhouses. Both could see the chickens that stayed under the shot gun- house in the cold weather of winter. With nothing to keep a little warm inside their shotgun houses, but a pot bellied stove that was in the center of the living room. And a stove that they used for cooking their meager food that they were able to can for the winters. I’m only talking about this because of #Bri and #Rebecca, the beautiful one. If memory serves, Justin called his wife, whom which he appears to Love very Much. All 4 of them have been Blessed to be close enough to one another to be able to help each other. Not one single person will probably read my words. And that fact doesn’t really bother me. I have spoke my words and then I tapped the words out on my phone. I would love to be able to ask everyone why, why can’t we love each other? And help one another. But I am a snowflake in a Blizzard...........
Please pray for the Kneady homestead ...tragedy has struck and they need prayer . See the last video ...heartbreaking ! Y’all be blessed and favored always 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️
Y'all please say a prayer for Heather on Kneady Homestead her and her husband was hit by a drunk driver her husband didn't survive and her children were horrible injured.
Lol Arthur sounds just like my husband. He makes up stores about things he sees or why people do what they are doing. It was funny listening to him talk about the vehicle by the river. Everything has a story.
When watching the Rhodes videos, I was happy to see Bri walking with Rebecca. Rebecca went through a l o n g amount of labor pain. It is wonderful to have friends around.
As someone who doesn’t have kids, it’s always so crazy to me how parents understand their young children, though I do get that they’re with them 24/7 basically and know their “language” haha 😂 Nevertheless, I always appreciate that Brianna repeats what Wilder says for those of us who are stumped! 🥰
Hahah same! No kiddos, and sometimes I’m completely clueless to what toddlers are saying! Though I will say, I have learned my chickens’ conversations, and they’re not even human 🤣
I just love the joy your youngest son exhibits in everything he experiences. The love and togetherness of your family is a treasure. Please guard it and soak up every minute. Time passes us all by so quickly. Thanks for sharing..I also identified with Bri and the garden day video. Hope springs eternal..new life begins. Love you guys! 😊❤️
@@annwithaplan9766 in a large bowl of water (maybe 2 quarts or so), I'd add about 2 tablespoons of salt. Then I'd slosh the greens in the salty water and rinse well. You can do this with broccoli, which often has those little green worms.
Thank you all for sharing .God bless you all.I've bought 4 different raspberries and 2 blue berry plants. I have too hold off on planting cause of the groundhogs& rabbits.
Bri, my wife brain totally gets you. My husband is goofy as all get out, at times. Love you all!! Looking forward to what this year holds, with your home.
My exact thought! They got into my bluebirds box. They leave no trace. No disturbance. I had a baffle but it was next to hedges that grew too close! I moved it!
You can tell that they are homeschooled country kids. Everything is an adventure, a chance to use their imagination and educational. I was blessed to be able to raise my 3 that way up here in SW Missouri.
When the Suzuki Samurai came out in the '80s, we called it the Plastic Jeep. They were cheap, weighed nothing, sat too high, and had too short a wheel base. If you sneezed at one it would roll over. But women (mostly hairdressers I suspect) loved them. Hottest car on the road. ;-)
So glad to see you guys today...my days just aren't the same with my favorite peeps on youtube. Took my mom for her covid vacine today. Thanks goodness, so hard to find available appointments. Stay safe and healthy. Love u guys.
Hi from Arizona, love your vids. I have to tell you when you said, " it did not rain for few days.." i was so jealous! I know its so hard to understand, but we have no rain for months and months ( at this point we are almost praying for it :) ). its hard to grow anything or keep homestead running with out water. all the best till next vid.
Your kids are so fortunate to be living in the real world as opposed to the electric gadget Baby Sitter one. I love watching and listening to the interaction 🥰👍
Brighton is getting SO BIG! Wilder, too, of course, and all of them - but Brighton suddenly looks so much like Justice did when yall started TH-cam! I was going to guess a snake ate the goose eggs, too. This video was so beautiful from start to finish, I love watching how you share your love of nature with your kids and how they can turn any experience into a playful one
Maybe they didn’t drink out of the creeks/rivers but people used to and still do swim in them! Your kids play in one. The Rhodes swim and polar plunge in one. Thank goodness that s not commonplace anymore.
Around here we don’t have can houses, we have corn cribs everywhere! The place to store your dry corn to feed the livestock in the winter! (And to feed the local mouse population during the winter 😆)
Good Day to you and I enjoyed the visit with you. How is the house coming? Never saw those buildings of Can Huts but makes a GREAT idea. Thank you for sharing with us. The Rhodes family was a good sharing too.
Our neighbors would lose calves occasionally during muck season. The reason was that the cows would lay down in the mud in the field bottoms and cake up their teats so much, the calves couldn't eat.
Lol we had a Suzuki called “little bucky” that was a mobile blind for deer and duck hunting hahaha it was definitely not road worthy, but once it was camoflagued up, it made a great hunting camp vehicle!
Art, your inner teen is showing. I do think if you could have drug than car out of there it would be on your homestead by now. So exciting you were able to go and help Rebeccah. Henry is such a sweet little boy. Nice to have the fresh salad from the garden even in winter. Yes Bri, it looked like another great day on the homestead. Y'all have a Blessed day.
I love your Roots and Refuge shirt. I have the same one. I found you guys because of Jess and Miah. We live between Raleigh and Fayetteville. Go NC! I really love your videos.
I tried to look up information on those “can houses”. But even Mr Google pants couldn’t find me any information on them. I think it’s a useful and interesting idea. Similar to the “sod house” on little house on the prairie.
I cannot remember the place in Africa, but a river no longer has fish in it because it has lost its hypos that did poop in the water so plancton had food and fish eat the plancton. The circle of life. In nature nobody’s poop gets waisted.
I love how you explore cool places when driving! That is so me. My husband gets frustrated with me though. LOL...”I just want to get where we are going!”. Ha ha
Were I used to live in Idaho. Everybody had a suzuki samari, They called them sh**boxes, they drove them all over the ranches and our small town. When the went to town they would take one of their fancy 4 wheel drives. Where I live now everybody has the little four wheel trucks, but we don't have a highway.
Arthur is absolutely right! Suzuki Samurais were all the rage when I was in high school in the mid 90s. They are so rare now that people still pay top dollar for any they find. A VERY capable little vehicle. Good eye man!
No I don't know .I've never seen that in east ky. They just dug really deep holes under the outhouses. Because the kids are always playing in any of the creeks.
When you were on the way to the homestead for the salad for bri what did little man want you to peel? Almost looked like a persimmon. Definitely not wild though. Love all your videos and love seeing others who enjoy these mountains/valleys as much as I do.
I think that spot was a place where cars go to die. You two are just so awesome together and I love your humor. Thanks for another great day on and off the homestead. Take care, see ya :)
You might need that outhouse if the SHTF. I like your haircut, Art. Do you know about the Kneady Homesteader family? The family was in a horrific accident.
We have to be careful with our homegrown lettuce here in Hawaii. For quite some time a battle with rat lung disease has been causing lots of medical problems. When you found that slug on your lettuce I thought to just throw away the whole bunch of lettuce. For us to eat homegrown lettuce and other vegetables we have to wash them really really well. I prefer eating lettuce that is in a bag already cleaned and processed for distribution from the main lands.
Wow what great friends to have in the Rhodes family. They shared their lives and homestead when you needed it and then chose you to share in the birth of baby Henry. That is something money cannot buy.
They have been friends for years even before the videos started showing their lives.
Yes, Rebecca and Bri have know each other for longer than any of us know. But friends from childhood or not, homesteaders and ppl just getting off grid, can create a very strong bond.
One other thing that they are all blessed to have is, Art. Him being a nurse don’t hurt anything one tiny bit.
I have never talked about the status of the United States 🇺🇸 of American. I’m gonna be 70 in a few short weeks. I was born in the country. Both of my parents were born ( off grid ). Both had outhouses. Both could see the chickens that stayed under the shot gun- house in the cold weather of winter.
With nothing to keep a little warm inside their shotgun houses, but a pot bellied stove that was in the center of the living room. And a stove that they used for cooking their meager food that they were able to can for the winters.
I’m only talking about this because of #Bri and #Rebecca, the beautiful one. If memory serves, Justin called his wife, whom which he appears to Love very Much.
All 4 of them have been Blessed to be close enough to one another to be able to help each other.
Not one single person will probably read my words. And that fact doesn’t really bother me. I have spoke my words and then I tapped the words out on my phone.
I would love to be able to ask everyone why, why can’t we love each other? And help one another.
But I am a snowflake in a Blizzard...........
Please pray for the Kneady homestead ...tragedy has struck and they need prayer . See the last video ...heartbreaking ! Y’all be blessed and favored always 🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️
Yes saw heathers video and continue to pray watching her video s on three devices started again from seven years ago
instablaster...
When you called your cats, all my cats came running! They are looking at me like "what?"
Funny...I can so see that happening!
Lol
Thats funny
i would bet money that a snake ate that whole goose egg.
Yes, but a snake would take them both, not just one.
A large snake...but pigs n geese will fight a snake off if caught
Such a privilege to feel like we're part of your family!
Y'all please say a prayer for Heather on Kneady Homestead her and her husband was hit by a drunk driver her husband didn't survive and her children were horrible injured.
Momma G - HS Groups R watchin all of Kneady HS videos, so they will get YT Ad $ 2 help them.. & pass on 2 have FB friends do same 4 Kneady HS.
Lol Arthur sounds just like my husband. He makes up stores about things he sees or why people do what they are doing. It was funny listening to him talk about the vehicle by the river. Everything has a story.
That little one is the cutest thing!
He is precious! 🤗 just so carefree and adventurous, seeing life as so wonderful through his eyes.
He's adorable and has a great personality 🙂.
When watching the Rhodes videos, I was happy to see Bri walking with Rebecca. Rebecca went through a l o n g amount of labor pain. It is wonderful to have friends around.
I used to always pick my mom a big bunch of daffodils every spring. What good boys to pick your Mom some spring flowers. They are the best !!!
As someone who doesn’t have kids, it’s always so crazy to me how parents understand their young children, though I do get that they’re with them 24/7 basically and know their “language” haha 😂
Nevertheless, I always appreciate that Brianna repeats what Wilder says for those of us who are stumped! 🥰
Hahah same! No kiddos, and sometimes I’m completely clueless to what toddlers are saying! Though I will say, I have learned my chickens’ conversations, and they’re not even human 🤣
It’s easy. But ya gotta really be willing to listen and learn, like they have to. 👌💫👍
I just love the joy your youngest son exhibits in everything he experiences. The love and togetherness of your family is a treasure. Please guard it and soak up every minute. Time passes us all by so quickly. Thanks for sharing..I also identified with Bri and the garden day video. Hope springs eternal..new life begins. Love you guys! 😊❤️
Adding salt to the container of water you are using to wash the leafy greens will help kill and release the bugs. Works really well!
Cool, never knew that. Thanks
nanigoose - How much salt? Thanks.
@@annwithaplan9766 in a large bowl of water (maybe 2 quarts or so), I'd add about 2 tablespoons of salt. Then I'd slosh the greens in the salty water and rinse well. You can do this with broccoli, which often has those little green worms.
@@nanigoose - Thank you!
That baby is such a blessing .
what cute kids you have! Warms this Grandma's heart. Love to you all, BrendaLou of Deerwood Farms in rural Jordan, MN
Thank you all for sharing .God bless you all.I've bought 4 different raspberries and 2 blue berry plants. I have too hold off on planting cause of the groundhogs& rabbits.
Bri, my wife brain totally gets you. My husband is goofy as all get out, at times. Love you all!! Looking forward to what this year holds, with your home.
Snakes eat eggs whole
My first thought too.
My exact thought! They got into my bluebirds box. They leave no trace. No disturbance. I had a baffle but it was next to hedges that grew too close! I moved it!
Yep
You can tell that they are homeschooled country kids. Everything is an adventure, a chance to use their imagination and educational. I was blessed to be able to raise my 3 that way up here in SW Missouri.
You guys have the best attitude about literally everything I love it 🥰
Love the Can Houses 😍 Henry is Adorable Precious Little Boy 💙💙
Henry is Justin and Rebekah's newborn; Wilder is Art, and Bri's baby boy. Both are precious! 😊💞
Cracking up at Arthur’s elaborate “stories”... that is so me 😂
Me too 😂
❤ it
This was a really great video. It was nice being able to see more family interactions. Thank you for sharing your lives.
Instead of deadman’s pee, I told my kids when they were little that we drank the same water that the dinosaurs did.
WOW WOW WOW!!!
I can so see how that outhouse would have made perfect sense back then.
So incredible!!!
Hugs to you all from Maine.
Hi. I am Eden who lives in the Philippines. I love to watch your videos. I admire your homestead. You are so blessed.
I love this family and the Rhodes family God bless them both
hello Art and Bree and whole family!
loving you and your beautiful family.
Boy Wilder looks so grown with the short hair cut. Baby hair gone. So cute.
Bri, I think it's great that were there to help the Rhodes' out! TRUE friends are awesome!
Your kids look so comfortable in that house. Love the big bean bag chair!💞
I felt wet and cold just watching you work! the kids had fun!
That’s what flowers are for...to look pretty through all the muckiness of spring! 🌸🍀🌸
Blessing to your family.
I'm nuts with fresh produce. I rinse a lot and soak a lot.
When the Suzuki Samurai came out in the '80s, we called it the Plastic Jeep. They were cheap, weighed nothing, sat too high, and had too short a wheel base. If you sneezed at one it would roll over. But women (mostly hairdressers I suspect) loved them. Hottest car on the road. ;-)
That was cool.. out house history for your area..
Have a good day ❄❄❄
So glad to see you guys today...my days just aren't the same with my favorite peeps on youtube. Took my mom for her covid vacine today. Thanks goodness, so hard to find available appointments. Stay safe and healthy. Love u guys.
Hi from Arizona, love your vids. I have to tell you when you said, " it did not rain for few days.." i was so jealous! I know its so hard to understand, but we have no rain for months and months ( at this point we are almost praying for it :) ). its hard to grow anything or keep homestead running with out water. all the best till next vid.
Wishing Brighton dry, warm days ahead!
Your kids are so fortunate to be living in the real world as opposed to the electric gadget Baby Sitter one. I love watching and listening to the interaction 🥰👍
Your such a great friend. The Baby is adorable. 🥰💙🙏💙
Brighton is getting SO BIG! Wilder, too, of course, and all of them - but Brighton suddenly looks so much like Justice did when yall started TH-cam! I was going to guess a snake ate the goose eggs, too. This video was so beautiful from start to finish, I love watching how you share your love of nature with your kids and how they can turn any experience into a playful one
I love watching your kids play today.
Maybe they didn’t drink out of the creeks/rivers but people used to and still do swim in them! Your kids play in one. The Rhodes swim and polar plunge in one. Thank goodness that s not commonplace anymore.
That out house is the first Antique Auto-Flusher!!!!
Around here we don’t have can houses, we have corn cribs everywhere! The place to store your dry corn to feed the livestock in the winter! (And to feed the local mouse population during the winter 😆)
Good Day to you and I enjoyed the visit with you. How is the house coming? Never saw those buildings of Can Huts but makes a GREAT idea. Thank you for sharing with us. The Rhodes family was a good sharing too.
Great to see your kids reaction to their new friend ❤️❤️❤️
Love you all! You make me smile.
Like always love when I see your channel come up. From Ontario Canada
Beautiful Beautiful Family
Grandma Patricia
Our neighbors would lose calves occasionally during muck season. The reason was that the cows would lay down in the mud in the field bottoms and cake up their teats so much, the calves couldn't eat.
Love your Roots and Refuge shirt. I actually found your channel through Jess and Miah's.
Suzuki has NEVER been called a fine piece of machinery OR the hottest car on the road 😂 😂😂😂😂
Love your family road trips and Art stories are so funny. Love you guys. 🥰♥️💞
Your kids a growing too fast.... Beautiful family!
Lol we had a Suzuki called “little bucky” that was a mobile blind for deer and duck hunting hahaha it was definitely not road worthy, but once it was camoflagued up, it made a great hunting camp vehicle!
I have the same breed of pigs as you guys I absolutely love them love their personalities super kid friendly
Random adventure is awesome. The Suzuki was pretty cool. I would drive if the engine wasn’t out. LOL
Great day guys! Love Arts stories. I heard years ago that people eat an average of 8 spiders just in their sleep in a lifetime.🤣
Praying for Heather and kids from The Kneady Homestead
Lol he sounds like I did when I was a little kid “Dead mans pee” 😂 I used to say “dinosaur pee”
Art, your inner teen is showing. I do think if you could have drug than car out of there it would be on your homestead by now. So exciting you were able to go and help Rebeccah. Henry is such a sweet little boy. Nice to have the fresh salad from the garden even in winter. Yes Bri, it looked like another great day on the homestead. Y'all have a Blessed day.
We use a Suzuki like that to gather our sap in our wood lot for maple syrup.
THE VIEWS WERE YALL LIVE IS AMAZING
Another great day on the homestead
I love your Roots and Refuge shirt. I have the same one. I found you guys because of Jess and Miah. We live between Raleigh and Fayetteville. Go NC! I really love your videos.
I tried to look up information on those “can houses”. But even Mr Google pants couldn’t find me any information on them. I think it’s a useful and interesting idea. Similar to the “sod house” on little house on the prairie.
Always a pleasure ☺️🪴❤️
Your videos are such a treat anyway, but then you really add the music which I don't know where you get it but it's great.
Those dang slugs will hang on like they have actual glue on their bellies hahah
Suzuki's are a blast to 4 wheel in ! They can climb
That outhouse! So interesting!
Spring arrived. Walks that leads to flower finds are awesome.
Freaked me out walking on old boards above the stream😬 what a lot of mud. Hope for some drier days soon. ❤️🙏🏻
I cannot remember the place in Africa, but a river no longer has fish in it because it has lost its hypos that did poop in the water so plancton had food and fish eat the plancton. The circle of life. In nature nobody’s poop gets waisted.
I love how you explore cool places when driving! That is so me. My husband gets frustrated with me though. LOL...”I just want to get where we are going!”. Ha ha
Have you considered using a hay trough to keep the hay up off the ground and cleaner. Just a thought.
Were I used to live in Idaho. Everybody had a suzuki samari, They called them sh**boxes, they drove them all over the ranches and our small town. When the went to town they would take one of their fancy 4 wheel drives. Where I live now everybody has the little four wheel trucks, but we don't have a highway.
*GOOD EVENING FAMILY CALIFÓRNIA👍👍*
When you showed the goose egg and wondered what could have carried it off .... I thought of Templeton the Rat in Charlotte's Web :)
Me too
Yep another great day at the homestead 👍🥰
Your family always brings a smile to my face!
Arthur is absolutely right! Suzuki Samurais were all the rage when I was in high school in the mid 90s. They are so rare now that people still pay top dollar for any they find. A VERY capable little vehicle. Good eye man!
Feeding the cat on the fridge 🤣 makes sense!
No I don't know .I've never seen that in east ky. They just dug really deep holes under the outhouses. Because the kids are always playing in any of the creeks.
When you were on the way to the homestead for the salad for bri what did little man want you to peel? Almost looked like a persimmon. Definitely not wild though. Love all your videos and love seeing others who enjoy these mountains/valleys as much as I do.
I think that spot was a place where cars go to die.
You two are just so awesome together and I love your humor. Thanks for another great day on and off the homestead. Take care, see ya :)
You might need that outhouse if the SHTF. I like your haircut, Art. Do you know about the Kneady Homesteader family? The family was in a horrific accident.
Enjoy watching your videos
Your kids are simply adorable 😍
We have to be careful with our homegrown lettuce here in Hawaii. For quite some time a battle with rat lung disease has been causing lots of medical problems. When you found that slug on your lettuce I thought to just throw away the whole bunch of lettuce. For us to eat homegrown lettuce and other vegetables we have to wash them really really well. I prefer eating lettuce that is in a bag already cleaned and processed for distribution from the main lands.
You guys are cool parents ❤️
You need to build a feeding bunk to put the hay in. It will use less hay and you will have less wasted hay.
Can house! Yes, seen them in WV too. Most face south! I was surprised by that. Blessings Abound
Now that’s funny!
“Ok Mom, what?”
We have had 2 calves die also from suspected bacterial scours. We treated one bunch for precaution. Now we are treating another bunch.
my mother has one of those! she bought it brand new
God bless you kids. Be safe there. I pray your all safe. Good community in God we trust