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Name it after your Grandmother. Bessie's field. Or Uncle Kenny, and name it the Green pasture. I'm not good at naming things. I had two fish named Bob, and 4 cars named Betsy. LOL
Robert you are to be commended for doing a heck-of-a job man. Your farm was covered in wisteria and so dense you really couldn't see anything. I am so impressed because you were determined to get it done. I love your Kubota. Well done Robert!
Oh my goodness I remember your first video Robert. You were super excited and ready to get the job done. We see your progress, still feel your excitement. Robert continue to allow us to experience your journey on the Old Byrd Farm. We appreciate every single adventure. Thank you, thank you. You're almost there!
Congrats to u Robert for doing such a spectacular job .I remember when u started clearing with my favorite old tractor ,but the Kubota has been your best purchase as of late ,.it has come through for u tremendously .👍👍👍👍👍👍
I appreciated that! It does feel more like there is an end in sight. Your hard work is paying off. I can't wait to see what treasures are buried in the ground. Thanks for sharing the journey!
Robert, the land is looking so good now! The woods are cleared out. First view was incredible, with all the green. Then looking closely, the view was tangled and way overgrown. I'm so glad the wildlife has returned. You're turning the Byrd Farm into a habitat, and that's wonderful.
You should be so proud of yourself. I know I am proud of you. You were so determined to get your land cleared n by golly you’ve done it. ( almost done) It looks amazing to be able to see almost to the road. I’m just blown away at that nasty ugly wisteria vines n their huge. Once you’ve got what you want cleared next big job is getting that wisteria out of there. It’s going to look amazing when you do put some natural plants n flowers in that area. Loving your progress.♥️😊👍🐶🌟🌟🌟
That Wisteria is like something from a horror story. Amazing, the way it completely covers the ground and climbs all over the tallest trees, blocking out the sun from everything but itself. Looks like you've taken on a lifelong job. Do you intend to live in the old house fulltime, once your restoration is done?
Just amazing how much clearing you have done Robert, especially after purchasing your little orange tractor. I think that has been your best purchase to date. You’ve got land! I’ve watched you from the very beginning and have seen the before and after. Bravo to à job well done! Thanks for taking us along. 🚜
Robert, did you ever figure out where the wisteria and privet hedges were originally planted? Would be interesting to see that and how far they spread out. If they only knew then what you know now they would not have planted them.
Robert, you and your orange Kubota have been doing an amazing job on the property. To see what it looked like over 2 yrs ago to what you have now managed to do with all the clearing you have done in 2 yrs, accomplished a lot. You have a lot of be proud of. Good idea to, while the ground is till wet, is to dig up as much of those wisteria vines as possible, and make a new burn pile. Don't miss the opportunity to get that done, while you can, cause once spring and summer come along, you will have a more uphill battle with it all. Best to do it when it is dead and dormant during the fall and winter months there. I am very Happy for you, Robert. The Property is looking really sweet, and your right about the views!
Looks great Robert!! Such hard work is paying off. I remember your first video it was an huge tangle of wisteria and how much you have done to restore the property. I look for your videos every morning to see what Robert has been up to lol
When I first moved here from West Virginia, I had never seen Wisteria before. I thought the flowers were so beautiful that I wanted some planted in the yard. Once I bought a few acres, there was Wisteria growing wild in the woods near me. I then seen the damage and death it caused to many big Oak Trees and fences that you could not have paid me to plant that invasive species. Thank you for teaching others how destructive that this vine with clusters of pretty flowers can be.
That kubota is a game changer. You've made a big dent in the jungle .Awesome! Soon you'll be able to add a UH-1 Huey to the Old Byrd military collection now that you cleared out a L Z .
Nice, you’ve done a great job in the pursuit of the wisteria and privet eradication, still wearing Uncle Ken’s hat I see ( waitin for the laugh to slip out!!!) and I saw the raccoons have moved on from the chicken coop hill tree, though I’m still waiting for the Deuce and a Half (Request #531 ) to make a appearance so you can rip out those stumps like you know “we” would like to see. Look forward to the Future endeavors on the Old Byrd Farm and Happy New Year!!!🎉
I love watching the land reclaimed. It looks beautiful. As for a name, I imagine if I lived there I would always refer to it as "The New Field" until I started using it for something more specific. It will name itself.
It's an amazing transformation. I've been watching since you began sharing years ago now. I admire your persistence and dedication to getting that property back to it's beautiful self. Keep up the good work! Happy New Year and hoping for many more video's to come. God bless
Nah, I’m not too worried about it - they’ve been there the whole time - they just have a new space. Still stay away from the front of the property so far
Wonderful progress! I remember my sister telling me about your vlog & so I checked it out. There's something very satisfying about watching someone else clear out an overgrown wilderness. Your vlog gave me something to stare at this past year as I recovered from various vaccination reactions. Just laying around watching Robert clear out his land. Happy Christmas & Merry New Year to you! Looking forward to more videos!
Yes Robert it is looking good there on the Byrd Farm you have done an amazing job cleaning it up and getting rid of some of the wisteria vine and yes you got more to try and get rid of but it really does look great around the farm
Maybee now is the time to borrow a hayfork to the tractor and really scoop those vines up from the ground. You have done an amazing job, you say we, but it is you that work so hard here buddy! ;)
You really are winning the war with the Wisteria Robert, the land is looking way bigger you're right, who'd have thought a plant could be so destructive, reminds of theold horror movie Day of the Triffids.
You know Robert, if you wait until 31st and set it all on fire for the New Year, throw a few crakers and Penny bombs into the fire, you could have a wow of a New Years Eve party. And it all look incredibly cleared and wonderful. Good luck withthe new planting, whatever you decide upon.
WOW Looks Amazing!! I dk have a Question.. If you get more of the ground cleared wouldn't the green ground cover continue to take over? It would look really pretty and feed the deer. Then you will need a trail cam, that would be cool.
Those are cool season weeds and will disappear when the heat returns. At the same time, the wisteria and privet will come back from the roots in the spring and the battle will continue.
Fantastic and so fun to see the progress. Looking forward to seeing the work inside again. That rooster is a pest. How is Jerry? We have not seen Cody in awhile. What is he up to?
I was reading about the fertile soil in Cades Cove (Smokey Mts. Park). It seems like you have similar conditions at the farm. The land was always slightly moist, making it great for growing corn, etc. Even in the dry times, it was just damp enough to nuture the crops. Maybe you will have great success when you plant.
Remember well Robert the day you hung the flag on the porch. What a nightmare that was. What a change, bit by bit. It has been a great journey with you.
you need a crapload of gravel and road tarp after most of this is done great progress now would be an awsome time to take advantage of the rain season like you said ground is super swampy now perfect time for wisteria removal
Hello. I agree, an amazing job. Well done sir!! I go back frequently and watch your first videos. It is heartwarming to see what you have accomplished. Thank you also to your friends who have been there to help. Amazing...
Robert are you going to take the dead oak down and have it milled? or is it rotted. how are the other areas doing? killed all the wisteria or does it only come back? it is so great seeing the progress you have made cleaning things up.
Well I think I rather be cleaning your yard instead of mine. The snow is piling up, and its cold. 🥶Its a good thing we had the old Rotten tree cut down before the heavy snow storm came in. Because I think it would have ended up on the house
You really need to pat yourself on the back! You have made something beautiful out of those fields. Do you know anything more about the servants quarters? When did it come down, is there still stone reminents of it, how large was it? Thank you for your videos. I always enjoy the history lessons of the OBF.
Man, that wisteria is strong, evil, and persistent. I think watching you ripping up those vines from the ground would be so satisfying. Can you do that with a chainsaw, or is it better to use the Kubota? You mentioned in the video that the vines are looser now that the ground is wet. Love to watch all your videos on this channel and on SideStep Adventures. Miss seeing you with Aaron though he did mention recently he was coming down to see you and to get some of the stuff he'd left at the Old Byrd Farm before he moved back to North Carolina.
boy, I could use a tractor like that on my 1/4 acre of 20 year old blackberry bushes; would save me lots of scratches...but I guess my old clippers will have to do, for now. Hey Robert, maybe I missed an episode, but what's up with your old barn?
Hey Robbie .. who was that behind you at 13:00 fairly close to the ole Chevy? Srsly no joke or is that some overalls u hung in the trees? I couldn't tell. Dang .. it all looks tons nicer!! Thnx for the walk about 😉 I do have a question tho .. Do u think you may have a prob at first (since u r knocking all the huge wisterias & privet hedges down) with more drainage issues? I know u r gonna plant more grasses & plants but just really wondered about that?? I mean that ground has been soaking up lots of water bc of all the crowds of wisteria & privets & yet it's also had a drainage issue bc of all that too. I guess ya just gotta get er done & see. I mean ya gotta get rid of all that invasive stuff surely .. I've just had that thought in my head for a while e now. You know by now, I'm not one to leave stupid comments or ones that tell u what to do ... I truly wonder about all that water & drainage. Hope you & the fam had a blessed Christmas .. b safe & well. There's a lotta illnesses going around right now. Great post ❣️☺️ Btw: I think u said mid summer or somewhere around there, u posted & showed us where some flowers had popped up of ur Gmas that u hadn't seen in years. But that could have been closer to the chicken coup field. Anyway name the new field after her .. "Grandmaw's Hilltop (Field)". That would honor her, Ken & all genres after. Just an idea. Or you could get a lil kurazee & call it "Root Rot Alley" or "Stump Hedge Mound". Lol
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG Actually it's at 13:03 .. I just went back & I was able to zoom in a lot closer .. I believe it is the dress. It's a long dress but seen at a distance it appears to be blue jeans & a long sleeve shirt. Lol Guess it could be a dress. Was like blue jeans & navy blue long sleeves but couldn't see a person .. sounds weird I know but didn't look like a dress to me🤔I'll be looking for ur next post for ur possible answer😉 Gosh I'm really curious! Now u gone have ta give us a dress tour🤭
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Name it grandpa's field.
Deerfield
Time for a new aerial drone picture. 😁
Robert grannies field has been tamed, the bushes are sayng goodbye slow but sure. You've done an amazing job, good for you!
Name it after your Grandmother. Bessie's field. Or Uncle Kenny, and name it the Green pasture. I'm not good at naming things. I had two fish named Bob, and 4 cars named Betsy. LOL
Robert you are to be commended for doing a heck-of-a job man. Your farm was covered in wisteria and so dense you really couldn't see anything. I am so impressed because you were determined to get it done. I love your Kubota. Well done Robert!
Thank you!!!
Oh my goodness I remember your first video Robert. You were super excited and ready to get the job done. We see your progress, still feel your excitement. Robert continue to allow us to experience your journey on the Old Byrd Farm. We appreciate every single adventure. Thank you, thank you. You're almost there!
Thank you!! We have come a long way! Couldn’t have done with without y’all!
May the Lord bless and protect you and restoring the old Byrd farm
Congrats to u Robert for doing such a spectacular job .I remember when u started clearing with my favorite old tractor ,but the Kubota has been your best purchase as of late ,.it has come through for u tremendously .👍👍👍👍👍👍
It sure has been!
You should be so proud of the work you have done on the farm. So cool to hear that animals are coming back and crossing through.
I appreciated that! It does feel more like there is an end in sight. Your hard work is paying off. I can't wait to see what treasures are buried in the ground. Thanks for sharing the journey!
Thank you!!
Robert, the land is looking so good now! The woods are cleared out. First view was incredible, with all the green. Then looking closely, the view was tangled and way overgrown. I'm so glad the wildlife has returned. You're turning the Byrd Farm into a habitat, and that's wonderful.
You should be so proud of yourself. I know I am proud of you. You were so determined to get your land cleared n by golly you’ve done it. ( almost done) It looks amazing to be able to see almost to the road. I’m just blown away at that nasty ugly wisteria vines n their huge. Once you’ve got what you want cleared next big job is getting that wisteria out of there.
It’s going to look amazing when you do put some natural plants n flowers in that area. Loving your progress.♥️😊👍🐶🌟🌟🌟
That Wisteria is like something from a horror story. Amazing, the way it completely covers the ground and climbs all over the tallest trees, blocking out the sun from everything but itself. Looks like you've taken on a lifelong job. Do you intend to live in the old house fulltime, once your restoration is done?
I've had nightmares about that wisteria.
It really is. And yes, hopefully maybe one day
How about the Chevy field. thanks for the tour. Great job. God bless.
LOVE THAT ROOSTER!!!
Just amazing how much clearing you have done Robert, especially after purchasing your little orange tractor. I think that has been your best purchase to date. You’ve got land! I’ve watched you from the very beginning and have seen the before and after. Bravo to à job well done! Thanks for taking us along. 🚜
Thank you!!!
I hear your pride. Love it.👏👏Kubuto the Orange Crusher.👏👏👍
I remember when you first started on it. The progress is amazing 👏🏼
About 2 years down!
Robert, did you ever figure out where the wisteria and privet hedges were originally planted? Would be interesting to see that and how far they spread out. If they only knew then what you know now they would not have planted them.
No idea where really, it’s taken over so much
Mother Nature is a very determined woman....you have done a great job!!
Robert, you and your orange Kubota have been doing an amazing job on the property. To see what it looked like over 2 yrs ago to what you have now managed to do with all the clearing you have done in 2 yrs, accomplished a lot. You have a lot of be proud of. Good idea to, while the ground is till wet, is to dig up as much of those wisteria vines as possible, and make a new burn pile. Don't miss the opportunity to get that done, while you can, cause once spring and summer come along, you will have a more uphill battle with it all. Best to do it when it is dead and dormant during the fall and winter months there. I am very Happy for you, Robert. The Property is looking really sweet, and your right about the views!
Looks great Robert!! Such hard work is paying off. I remember your first video it was an huge tangle of wisteria and how much you have done to restore the property. I look for your videos every morning to see what Robert has been up to lol
When I first moved here from West Virginia, I had never seen Wisteria before. I thought the flowers were so beautiful that I wanted some planted in the yard. Once I bought a few acres, there was Wisteria growing wild in the woods near me. I then seen the damage and death it caused to many big Oak Trees and fences that you could not have paid me to plant that invasive species. Thank you for teaching others how destructive that this vine with clusters of pretty flowers can be.
I actually used to think it was pretty too 😅
Phenomenal job. Bravo Your such a hard worker. You make your ancestors proud.
Oh Robert your yard is looking so beautiful! Glad your getting deer now!
Yeah! They’ve been there the whole time - I can just see them more now
You are doing an amazing job, Robert. I love going back and rewatching your videos, to see and appreciate your progress. Kate from OZ.
That kubota is a game changer. You've made a big dent in the jungle .Awesome! Soon you'll be able to add a UH-1 Huey to the Old Byrd military collection now that you cleared out a L Z .
Right 😅
Robert… congrats on opening up this overgrown area! I’m always so proud of you. ❤🎉❤
Thank you!
Amazing
The farm looks awesome. A lot of work but so worth it! A small piece of heaven. Great luck going forward. Your ancestors are pleased.
Looking good Robert! Wonderful progress!
Aloha 🌺🥰 You've come a long way! Pretty Pretty! 🌺
Such a major undertaking and a job well done!! Can't wait to see what all the New Year brings for you.
Happy New Year 🎉🎊🎈🙏☝️✝️
Happy new year!
Got a lot cleared! Can't wait till you take a chain saw to the wisteria strangling the good trees! 🪓🌳
It's going to look so good with grass and wildflowers.
I think so!!
Great job Robert. You are doing a great job. 💙💙
Thanks!
Nice, you’ve done a great job in the pursuit of the wisteria and privet eradication, still wearing Uncle Ken’s hat I see ( waitin for the laugh to slip out!!!) and I saw the raccoons have moved on from the chicken coop hill tree, though I’m still waiting for the Deuce and a Half (Request #531 ) to make a appearance so you can rip out those stumps like you know “we” would like to see. Look forward to the Future endeavors on the Old Byrd Farm and Happy New Year!!!🎉
I love watching the land reclaimed. It looks beautiful. As for a name, I imagine if I lived there I would always refer to it as "The New Field" until I started using it for something more specific. It will name itself.
My husband and I are big fans of the old Byrd farm. We can’t believe how far you’ve come! Here’s to 2023!!!
Thank you!!!!
You have really done a huge bunch of work here. Great job Robert!!
Thank you!
It's an amazing transformation. I've been watching since you began sharing years ago now. I admire your persistence and dedication to getting that property back to it's beautiful self. Keep up the good work! Happy New Year and hoping for many more video's to come. God bless
Helluv accomplishment so far looking great 👍
Looking good Sir Robert.
I hope you don't regret all the deer coming around. Fun to watch but they ate all of our plants through the spring and summer. Even the thorny roses.
Nah, I’m not too worried about it - they’ve been there the whole time - they just have a new space. Still stay away from the front of the property so far
Great cleaning up💯👏👏❤️👏👏👍huge area clean up
Looking forward to Spring down there.
Me too!!!
Wonderful progress! I remember my sister telling me about your vlog & so I checked it out. There's something very satisfying about watching someone else clear out an overgrown wilderness. Your vlog gave me something to stare at this past year as I recovered from various vaccination reactions. Just laying around watching Robert clear out his land. Happy Christmas & Merry New Year to you! Looking forward to more videos!
You have worked so very hard on your farm! Looking good!!
Looking great Robert. That’s a lot of work but if you are like me it’s good therapy too.
You have made tons of progress. Broadcast turnips or mustard greens. Deer love it.
You did a wonderful job I seen some greenery on the ground on your tour looks so nice.
I like that! And thats a lot of work. Good one
Yes Robert it is looking good there on the Byrd Farm you have done an amazing job cleaning it up and getting rid of some of the wisteria vine and yes you got more to try and get rid of but it really does look great around the farm
Maybee now is the time to borrow a hayfork to the tractor and really scoop those vines up from the ground. You have done an amazing job, you say we, but it is you that work so hard here buddy! ;)
so amazing!!! Great work Robert!!!
Looks great Robert!😀
You really are winning the war with the Wisteria Robert, the land is looking way bigger you're right, who'd have thought a plant could be so destructive, reminds of theold horror movie Day of the Triffids.
Yes! Finally beating it back for real
You know Robert, if you wait until 31st and set it all on fire for the New Year, throw a few crakers and Penny bombs into the fire, you could have a wow of a New Years Eve party. And it all look incredibly cleared and wonderful. Good luck withthe new planting, whatever you decide upon.
Haha not a bad idea
I have an old wisteria bush too. They are beautiful in the summer but yes spooky in the winter.
Looking Good 👍🇺🇸
Great video Robert 👍. You really have done a great job on clearing this field.
Thank you Jen!
I remember your original video's. This is a HUGE improvement. I hope the ground dries out for next summer.
Happy New Year Robert! The property looks great!!
Happy new year!
Looks really good Robert. I have really enjoyed your videos on both of your pages. Thanks for sharing
Thank you!!
How many years had the wisteria been growing wild. I am stunned by the amount.
Hard to say - maybe around 30 years - the last 20 with zero maintenance tho.
wow the property is looking great
WOW Looks Amazing!!
I dk have a Question.. If you get more of the ground cleared wouldn't the green ground cover continue to take over? It would look really pretty and feed the deer.
Then you will need a trail cam, that would be cool.
Those are cool season weeds and will disappear when the heat returns. At the same time, the wisteria and privet will come back from the roots in the spring and the battle will continue.
Yup, what he said. I am going to sow some winter rye just to help keep everything together
Field of Dreams,it could be anything...build it and they will come.🦌🦌🦌🦌☺️ That's paraphrased from the movie. I like the openness.
Fantastic and so fun to see the progress. Looking forward to seeing the work inside again. That rooster is a pest. How is Jerry? We have not seen Cody in awhile. What is he up to?
Jerry is doing well, Cody is working
Robert you have done really well.
Your Rooster agrees too. 😁🐓
Thank you!
I was reading about the fertile soil in Cades Cove (Smokey Mts. Park). It seems like you have similar conditions at the farm. The land was always slightly moist, making it great for growing corn, etc. Even in the dry times, it was just damp enough to nuture the crops. Maybe you will have great success when you plant.
That’s awesome
Wow great job 👏🏻 😊
Robert it's looking amazing I can remember how it looked when you started yes can't wait to see it all grassed again Happy New Year xxx
Amazing job, and you should be very proud.
Thank you!!
That " damned murderin' wisteria " !!! More work for tractor !!
Yup!
Remember well Robert the day you hung the flag on the porch. What a nightmare that was. What a change, bit by bit. It has been a great journey with you.
Thanks Mr Hank!
you need a crapload of gravel and road tarp after most of this is done great progress now would be an awsome time to take advantage of the rain season like you said ground is super swampy now perfect time for wisteria removal
This won’t be road area - but yes, gravel for the field road - although it’s holding up great now that it drains. Zero issues- still needs gravel
It looks so good!
👀
I planted some Wisteria roots years ago and we have been trying to get rid of it after it took over😭 It is easy to start and hard to get rid of.
Yeah it’s terrible stuff
Hello. I agree, an amazing job. Well done sir!! I go back frequently and watch your first videos. It is heartwarming to see what you have accomplished. Thank you also to your friends who have been there to help. Amazing...
Thank you!!
Robert are you going to take the dead oak down and have it milled? or is it rotted.
how are the other areas doing? killed all the wisteria or does it only come back?
it is so great seeing the progress you have made cleaning things up.
Well I think I rather be cleaning your yard instead of mine. The snow is piling up, and its cold. 🥶Its a good thing we had the old Rotten tree cut down before the heavy snow storm came in. Because I think it would have ended up on the house
Ouch!
Unbelievable all the work you have done ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This field is bigger then I imagined.
Real soon it should look like it use to look like. Grass field's will bring more birds in. It looks real nice.
Yes!
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG I'm so proud of the work you have done. I know it's hard but it's worth it all
Watching this channel for a few years now...I've learned wisteria really is the devil..😂🤣...at least the Kaboda is good!
You really need to pat yourself on the back! You have made something beautiful out of those fields. Do you know anything more about the servants quarters? When did it come down, is there still stone reminents of it, how large was it? Thank you for your videos. I always enjoy the history lessons of the OBF.
It was small. One or two room. It was torn down in the 1960’s. No remnant
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG thank you. 😊
Man, that wisteria is strong, evil, and persistent. I think watching you ripping up those vines from the ground would be so satisfying. Can you do that with a chainsaw, or is it better to use the Kubota? You mentioned in the video that the vines are looser now that the ground is wet. Love to watch all your videos on this channel and on SideStep Adventures. Miss seeing you with Aaron though he did mention recently he was coming down to see you and to get some of the stuff he'd left at the Old Byrd Farm before he moved back to North Carolina.
Better to get it with the Kubota
What a difference!
boy, I could use a tractor like that on my 1/4 acre of 20 year old blackberry bushes; would save me lots of scratches...but I guess my old clippers will have to do, for now. Hey Robert, maybe I missed an episode, but what's up with your old barn?
Landmarks I'm hoping to see are, the boat (Did you save it? Still resting in its field?), and the mobile office. Is it still there?
Boat is saved and not on property now, office is there in its usual spot!
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG Kool!
Hi Robert love watching your videos is there any chance you could do an aerial shot of your land
One day I hope to afford a drone -
Robert you can grow a very large food garden🙂
It does look a lot bigger
Are you going to move onto the old Byrd farm in the future
Maybe hopefully yes one day
Brier, bramble, and bushes to borrow from Johnny Horton. Will your military vehicles get their own parking and display pad?
I hope so!
Name of field "Panarama Field"....i love these videos of the farm and i miss all the guys... where is uncle Ken?
I remember when the archeology guys camped out and got stuck in the driveway
Hey Robbie .. who was that behind you at 13:00 fairly close to the ole Chevy? Srsly no joke or is that some overalls u hung in the trees? I couldn't tell. Dang .. it all looks tons nicer!! Thnx for the walk about 😉 I do have a question tho .. Do u think you may have a prob at first (since u r knocking all the huge wisterias & privet hedges down) with more drainage issues? I know u r gonna plant more grasses & plants but just really wondered about that?? I mean that ground has been soaking up lots of water bc of all the crowds of wisteria & privets & yet it's also had a drainage issue bc of all that too. I guess ya just gotta get er done & see. I mean ya gotta get rid of all that invasive stuff surely .. I've just had that thought in my head for a while e now. You know by now, I'm not one to leave stupid comments or ones that tell u what to do ... I truly wonder about all that water & drainage. Hope you & the fam had a blessed Christmas .. b safe & well. There's a lotta illnesses going around right now. Great post ❣️☺️
Btw: I think u said mid summer or somewhere around there, u posted & showed us where some flowers had popped up of ur Gmas that u hadn't seen in years. But that could have been closer to the chicken coup field. Anyway name the new field after her .. "Grandmaw's Hilltop (Field)". That would honor her, Ken & all genres after. Just an idea. Or you could get a lil kurazee & call it "Root Rot Alley" or "Stump Hedge Mound". Lol
Imma have to look back at the video, cuz someone else said they saw something. Just a dress hanging in the trees is all there supposed to be 👀
@@THEOLDBYRDFARMVLOG Actually it's at 13:03 .. I just went back & I was able to zoom in a lot closer .. I believe it is the dress. It's a long dress but seen at a distance it appears to be blue jeans & a long sleeve shirt. Lol Guess it could be a dress. Was like blue jeans & navy blue long sleeves but couldn't see a person .. sounds weird I know but didn't look like a dress to me🤔I'll be looking for ur next post for ur possible answer😉 Gosh I'm really curious! Now u gone have ta give us a dress tour🤭
What's the plan to get all those "roots" up and off the ground?
Probably the same way as the front yard
Same way as the front yard - ripping up, cutting, dragging, whatever gets em
It’s the “Way Back Field”, cuz you can see ‘way back’ there.
Was wondering if you have been able to get your artifacts of the farm that were stolen by that woman.
Nope, that’s a lost cause
Look for embossed bottles in the dump.