Artēsian well. The e is a long e where it says its name. An artesian well is generally deep into an old aquifer. A spring is fueled by rain water that has seeped down through layers of soil and rock. The spring water isn’t as old generally. A spring is harder to keep the water from being contaminated by surface water runoff. The artesian well, if the water tests clean with no metal or bacterial contamination, will still be your best water. Love that you rescued the pots.
Oh Wonderful, artesian water is the BEST. We had that at one of our houses we built. Luckily, building right next to a river solved the problem of what to do with it! Great find! Ginger from Michigan
My sister moved to Castello Branco, Portugal where she bought a huge piece of land. After cutting away all the growth we found a 65 meter tunnel (And water source) digged into the mountain. There where old rusty lanterns on shelves chupped into the rock and sitting area in the end of the tunnel. We have no idea what it was made for but the lanterns where well over 100 years old.
Always LOVE sharing exciting discoveries like this one with you!! And how about that cool glass jug and what looks like a handmade ceramic pot we find at the end?! 🤯 Hoping to bring a nice refreshing smile to your beautiful faces on this summery Sunday 😘 xx Mr and Mrs A
maybe the glass bottle & plastic around was some simple filtration system to prevent small rocks & dirt into the glass bottle. The dirt would fall to the bottom of the plastic while the clean water would fill up the glass bottle???
That blue looks like Lapus Lazuli! It would be awesome if it was! The ancient Egyptians use to use it to make jewelry and they would also pound it to Paint blue on the hieroglyphs.
I suggest you look into sending a sample of that quartz vein to an assay office to see if or how much gold it may contain. The orange stained mud is a iron sulfate and is common with gold ore as it rusts away and leaves the gold deposits laying in place.
Nelson is the Bomb! I have a mad crush on him because of his masculine skills! He truly is an earth artist! I hope he reads the comments and knows how many people appreciate his talents.
He IS an earth artist!! We LOVE that term! And, yes, he does read them ❤️ He was here to share a juice with us on Monday and told us how he takes the time to Google translate the comments so he can read them 🥹! You guys make his day tooooo ✨
The clear glass container with plastic on top - a fermenting system for pickling and long term storage/use of garden veggies. Looks like the bottom part was just to make it more attractive although we ferment and pickle a lot of stuffs and enjoy looking through the glass to see the veggies! Looks like it’s in decent shape too! A save
This land was waiting for you. No one else would do what you have. It's your conscious awareness of honoring the land and even a beetle to save it's life. I'm same way. I even save worms that get washed onto sidewalk from rain and can't get to safety. Worms are majical and very important. I'm just as excited to see your grotto as it was revealed. I can't wait to see your next video. It's all wonderful what you do. ❤
It's a old fermentation jug for brewery wine or beer. My grandfather used one just like it. I still use that jug to make mead. The spillover and valve is in a place to remind of 3 generation of wine making.
The water mine is such a great find. I'm sure Brittany will find some artistic way of displaying those old treasures and artifacts. Sounds like Drew is really getting good at communicating in Portuguese with Nelson. Love Nelson's stories of learning to swim in small ponds and how difficult & arduous it once was getting to the ocean.
A beautiful gift from Mother Nature , absolutely love hearing about days gone by in Portugal. It was so exciting to watch this being uncovered and the pots are wonderful , you are truly blessed to live there. The mill was waiting patiently for you two , have a lovely day x
Nelson is absolutely a true gem. It's always wonderful to have someone that knows the culture and passes it on. That's the most important thing I believe is that you need to keep passing on the stories the cultures the maps the adventures from long ago. So happy for you guys sending you all much love. Great vlog as usual. Love you all😊
Put an ice chest inside the water mill as a second refrigerator. When we would visit my grandparents in summer, they would put the ice chest without ice and watermelon in spring water to keep things chilled.
Nelson, Nelson, he's our man! If he can't do it no one can! Yay, Nelson!!! Guys! That cave, that spring! This is truly amazing. Wow! What a find! The Magic Mill is full of treasures! ❤ Lauren
It will be interesting to see if fall and winter rains provide enough of a boost to allow the spring to clear itself, flow better and remain healthy next summer. Thanks for all the time you guys put into the channel!!!
Im so happy you two found eavhothrt and the af be.ntures keep comming. Now a dog to explore with, good companion and great protector. Thanks for sharing!
I so love you both,such a caring young couple with nothing but gratitude for those around you,may the home you are creating always keep you safe and bring you joy
Brittany, I saw on an Asian show where they had a grist mill stone that had a ‘trough’ across half of the surface of it. Attaching a waterspout, she used it to wash vegetables from her garden. I don’t know if any of your millstones might have that trough (I am certain Drew could chisel one), but it made a great fountain feature, as well as being practical. 😊
Planting pots for herbs! 😁. Looks like a mineral spring. It will stain your clothing.😢 Looks like a lot of iron, but it could just be clay- for more pots! 😉
you've got a lot of history on your property - what an awesome homestead you've got and what all it will be when you are finished. So exciting.........love, mla
My grandmother only drank water from her fresh spring water. She had a 2 gallon glass jar that she would fill. That water was so cold, it would make your teeth hurt. My grandpa dug a hole about 2 feet wide and about 3 feet deep where the water flowed into it and put pea gravel in the bottom to keep the mud down. They kept a dipper hanging on a nearby tree to drink from when grandpa was in the fields working.
Nelson is a blessing! Thanks for sharing your beautiful land. Such a beautiful job capturing the transformation…love it. I look forward to watching you.
How exciting finding that well and those old pots. Nelson is amazing and what a big help in excavating your land. Glad the snake was removed also from the lagoon. Yuck!! So happy your phone was okay….I was not sure it would work after being dropped in that mud.
The sky view @0:40 is absolutely beautiful and the sun has already begun to rise. I live in St Louis, Missouri, in the USA and, ounce upon a time, I can remember seeing stars, in the night sky, as a child. I am now 72 and, greatly, miss it. Give thanks, for every minute, of night, when you can look up and see stars. 😁✌🖖
Hi guys, love your videos! At 24min you guys have a 5 liter carboy (Garrafão in Portuguese) used to store wine, the white plastic on top is an old mold to make pudding, the kind you set without going to the oven, that someone put on the top! The part that fell off the carboy was a covering used so that the sun would not bleach the red wine, you have only the bottom but that would be another part on the top! In the old days it was made of wicker!
Artesian wells push water to the surface under pressure from Aquifers. Subtesian wells supply water from similar Aquifers but there is not enough pressure to reach the surface. I was sheep shearing in Queensland 30 years ago and near the shearing shed there was an Artesian well that supplied water at very high pressure and around 105 degrees Celsius from the very deep and colossal Queensland Aquifer.
I believe, that bottle you found was used for brewing "something". The bowl would catch foaming overflow, of the process, and the thing inside the mouth, of the bottle, is a one-way valve, to allow overflow out but no air, to get in. 😁✌🖖
The frogs were making ababy too Britt... i can see Britt doing yoga in the grotto OXOOXOXO Yur exhitment is just contagious love seeing you exlpore and reveal the treasures of your Portugal Paradiso OXOOXOOXO
Grotto spring. Some old pottery. Possibly a water glass bottle with sand filter? More future lanscaping projects by the grotto, retaining wall, from the mill to the triangular piece of land. As Nelson was cleaning out the small pool, I would have taken the opportunity to increase its size.
What an awesome discovery! Nelson is the best! Wow the things he finds! And the history of the area he can teach you two about is such a special thing!
Nelson is a rare find, it’s been a Hugh journey , the amount of work achieved is absolutely amazing, most of your trades people have been hard workers and very knowledgeable. The Ukrainian workers are Awsome. I look forward to every Monday morning in Australia to watch your updates. It’s been just over a year wow wow it’s been a lot. See you both on Monday
You two need about 4 dumps of sand in your pond, infact a really great series would be putting a spillway in and some block around the outside with a little cement coating.
Hello! Well the mysterious plastic it’s only part of an old big wine bottle, you can still find similar ones in old grocery stores in small villages. Sorry to disappoint you. But you should check on that blue rocks in the cave. Best of luck for all you projects!❤
Wow!🎉Fantastic deep emotions, dripping from my eyes, from the news that Nelson knew from his youth. I feel the miracle of you two hiring Nelson instead of someone from another region. I bet Nelson shared these discoveries and history with his family.
That’s a wine jug, I believe! My parents were born in Portugal and wine-making is a part of the culture! My Dad even made wine here in the States for many, many years!
Yes, likewise with my grandparents and my parents with respect to the winemaking. I think most Portuguese brought with them their habits and customs from Portugal when they came to the US.
Thank you Nelson. What a wonderful find on the water sources! I am so intrigued of the Terra cotta pots, the red clay that was on your feet, seems to prove this rich area is where artisans came for clay. Keep all the pots are valuable artifacts of the mill’s history.
Absolutely incredible finds!! It’s wild that you found intact glass and pottery pieces in your water mine! Thrilled for you guys to have another water source on your property!! Love from Mary in Southern California 💗
So many amazing discoveries making wonderful surprises for you as you work to bring the land and mill back to life. When Brittany entered we could really see how big the grotto actually is. Thanks for braving your sandals and phone 🥰 blessings to you and Nelson ♥️
You should You should clean behind the camera Van and where you've found that mind to make it more where you can see the parts of the mountain. And make. It better for the spring to run
I wonder if someone could do a rendering of how all the terraces and mill worked together. Obviously this area was used to grow produce besides just milling the wheat. I wonder if there were other small dwellings for laborers? There might be many artifacts laying around. Everything has been covered with vegetation and eucalyptus trees for so long. It feels like an archeology site with so much history. Fascinating.
Great work. You too are so lucky. Take care of my beautiful country of birth and it will take care of you. Blessings to you from Canada. Love your videos Health, happiness and joy.
This transparent glass object used to be a wine jug, it had a coating that wrapped around it where a handle was located to hold the jug. It was made of wicker, just like the baskets used during grape harvesting, but before plastic became popular. The jugs had a cork stopper at the top of the neck. As for this aluminum thing, it is a cake mold, the batter goes inside it to be baked in the oven.
That water cave was a wonderful find & Nelson did such a great job as usual …. what a great friend!! 👍🤩 Love your land it’s full of surprises Britt & Drew take care until next time! 💜💙🇦🇺🐨🍻
Rhinoceros Beetles are so cool, I used to see them in Texas and even have 2 specimens in my freezer so that the grand kids can take them to show and tell at school 😊
I think you should test the water mineral to see if it is good to drink, I am sure it is good for plantation. your pool needs some gravel to stay clean water. when you dive, please check your spring minerals. I hope you guys don't have mercury in that stones.
That was amazing finding this spring among the trees thanks to Nelson clearing this water what a discovery so fresh now you can check if it is safe you are so bless to have a good friend Nelson you enjoy the shade and water from your land the pots amazing take care both thank you for this important video I did enjoy always have a great day bye
Wow you guys have an amazing land and love it when you find amazing treasures in it. Nelson has done a wonderful job for you guys and always there to help when you need him ❤🫂🥰
I so look forward to your videos, always something new and exciting. Truly you are blessed with Nelson’s vast informational brain, that in itself is the greatest treasure you can find!
Those discoveries are so cool. Look at the color veins above Brittany as she walked closer into the cave -calcite maybe or the blues could be lapis. Wow, I’d sure have fun there, exploring all around. 😄
Sooo cool finding all those clay pots. And that new water find, you have to remember farms and properties above you guys are losing water as you guys keep digging. And as cool as it looks digging away land you should remember that you have a drive path above and may weaken the dirt and may start to lose its strength. But love your videos that’s for sure.
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Artēsian well. The e is a long e where it says its name. An artesian well is generally deep into an old aquifer. A spring is fueled by rain water that has seeped down through layers of soil and rock. The spring water isn’t as old generally. A spring is harder to keep the water from being contaminated by surface water runoff. The artesian well, if the water tests clean with no metal or bacterial contamination, will still be your best water. Love that you rescued the pots.
Thank you for sharing this so interesting.
Its very intresting to follow your work 😊💥👍
Oh Wonderful, artesian water is the BEST. We had that at one of our houses we built. Luckily, building right next to a river solved the problem of what to do with it! Great find! Ginger from Michigan
Very interesting to learn. We will have to get our water tested to find out more. 💧😊
@@Mrandmrsadventure it’s always best to get your water tested. You can’t tell anything by just looking at it.
My sister moved to Castello Branco, Portugal where she bought a huge piece of land. After cutting away all the growth we found a 65 meter tunnel (And water source) digged into the mountain.
There where old rusty lanterns on shelves chupped into the rock and sitting area in the end of the tunnel.
We have no idea what it was made for but the lanterns where well over 100 years old.
Wow! That's an incredible find! 🤗
Thanks Nelson for being such a good friend to Brittany & Drew!
😅sh Nelson lived by me he's just amazing
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Always LOVE sharing exciting discoveries like this one with you!! And how about that cool glass jug and what looks like a handmade ceramic pot we find at the end?! 🤯 Hoping to bring a nice refreshing smile to your beautiful faces on this summery Sunday 😘 xx Mr and Mrs A
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maybe the glass bottle & plastic around was some simple filtration system to prevent small rocks & dirt into the glass bottle. The dirt would fall to the bottom of the plastic while the clean water would fill up the glass bottle???
That pot with the edges looked old. You should have someone look at it.❤
That blue looks like Lapus Lazuli! It would be awesome if it was! The ancient Egyptians use to use it to make jewelry and they would also pound it to Paint blue on the hieroglyphs.
Love you two. You are amazing.
I think Nelson is great. He is like an artist with that backhoe.
He picked the largest possible brush 🎨haha.
Brit walking into the grotto for the 1st time really out a perspective on the SIZE! It didn’t look that large before.
It can be hard to show the actual perspective on camera and having a person in the shot helps. 😊
I suggest you look into sending a sample of that quartz vein to an assay office to see if or how much gold it may contain. The orange stained mud is a iron sulfate and is common with gold ore as it rusts away and leaves the gold deposits laying in place.
I was thinking the SAME THING as soon as I saw the sediment
Nelson is SO cool! The man is a master with his machine. It's like an extension of his own arm.
Nelson is the Bomb! I have a mad crush on him because of his masculine skills! He truly is an earth artist! I hope he reads the comments and knows how many people appreciate his talents.
He IS an earth artist!! We LOVE that term! And, yes, he does read them ❤️ He was here to share a juice with us on Monday and told us how he takes the time to Google translate the comments so he can read them 🥹! You guys make his day tooooo ✨
The clear glass container with plastic on top - a fermenting system for pickling and long term storage/use of garden veggies. Looks like the bottom part was just to make it more attractive although we ferment and pickle a lot of stuffs and enjoy looking through the glass to see the veggies! Looks like it’s in decent shape too! A save
What a gem of a guy really lucky to find someone like him
Nelson us simply incrival ! I hope his family, children, possibly grandchildren can watch these videos and enjoy his work as much as we do!❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Go Nelson, love watching you work 👍🏾
Nelson is a gem. You have found a life long friend. It’s so exciting to see all the discoveries you all are sharing with us.❤
We sure did 🙏❤
This land was waiting for you. No one else would do what you have. It's your conscious awareness of honoring the land and even a beetle to save it's life. I'm same way. I even save worms that get washed onto sidewalk from rain and can't get to safety. Worms are majical and very important.
I'm just as excited to see your grotto as it was revealed. I can't wait to see your next video. It's all wonderful what you do. ❤
Nelson is an impressive excavator. He is a tremendous blessing to both of you.
That digger reminds me of Wally wandering around and the junkyard and finding treasures 😃🌻🐈💖
We love Wally and we love Nelson, so the similarities make sense! 🥰
You guys make me fall in love over and over with the idea of developing property. Keep it up, i love you work of love.
It was cool watching Nelson "inch worm" the machine across the landscape.
It's a old fermentation jug for brewery wine or beer. My grandfather used one just like it. I still use that jug to make mead. The spillover and valve is in a place to remind of 3 generation of wine making.
That was my thought exactly 👍
The water mine is such a great find. I'm sure Brittany will find some artistic way of displaying those old treasures and artifacts. Sounds like Drew is really getting good at communicating in Portuguese with Nelson. Love Nelson's stories of learning to swim in small ponds and how difficult & arduous it once was getting to the ocean.
A beautiful gift from Mother Nature , absolutely love hearing about days gone by in Portugal. It was so exciting to watch this being uncovered and the pots are wonderful , you are truly blessed to live there. The mill was waiting patiently for you two , have a lovely day x
He is an incredible artisan…thank you Nelson …you have a wonderful gift we can benefit from by watching!
Nelson is absolutely a true gem. It's always wonderful to have someone that knows the culture and passes it on. That's the most important thing I believe is that you need to keep passing on the stories the cultures the maps the adventures from long ago. So happy for you guys sending you all much love. Great vlog as usual. Love you all😊
Nelson is the best! ❤ He is so good at what he does!! Nice to have such support. Things are looking good!!
Put an ice chest inside the water mill as a second refrigerator. When we would visit my grandparents in summer, they would put the ice chest without ice and watermelon in spring water to keep things chilled.
I work at sea and this is honestly the hightlight of my weekend. Keep up the great work 🙂
How special! Thank you for sharing your time with us! Sending you love and hugs across the seas 🌊✨
You two are a great advertisement for the union between a man and women, I love what you are achieving!
🥰 This comment is one we won't forget. Thank truly!
What a great discovery! So much history uncovered there ! 😊❤
Woo Hoo > Nelson is there, with his skinny little bucket. Uncovering > amazing discoveries!
Nelson, Nelson, he's our man! If he can't do it no one can! Yay, Nelson!!! Guys! That cave, that spring! This is truly amazing. Wow! What a find! The Magic Mill is full of treasures! ❤ Lauren
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I think try metal detecting around the mill and spring. Ya never know.
And just like magic we are transported to next Sunday! Blessings everyone 🌱
It will be interesting to see if fall and winter rains provide enough of a boost to allow the spring to clear itself, flow better and remain healthy next summer. Thanks for all the time you guys put into the channel!!!
Nelson is an artist and a wealth of information! Many thanks to Nelson!
That’s so cool! I’m also discovering a water mine at the moment. Your property is really abundant of water now, great! All the best 🤍💫
We are excited for you!! Abundant water for all 🩵🤗💦
Im so happy you two found eavhothrt and the af be.ntures keep comming. Now a dog to explore with, good companion and great protector. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! Nelson is a treasure to go with your magical land! What an interesting episode!!!
I so love you both,such a caring young couple with nothing but gratitude for those around you,may the home you are creating always keep you safe and bring you joy
Every week is a new adventure. Awesome...
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Indeed! Nelson is a gem and so are the two of you ... and the gem cycle continues⚱️🏺🐈💫
I watch over 30 channels like you 'res, Yours's is one of the few I watch all of.
What a beautiful comment, it means a lot to know you take the time to enjoy all of what we put out into the world 😽✨🩵
@@Mrandmrsadventure You simply make good content.
Brittany, I saw on an Asian show where they had a grist mill stone that had a ‘trough’ across half of the surface of it. Attaching a waterspout, she used it to wash vegetables from her garden. I don’t know if any of your millstones might have that trough (I am certain Drew could chisel one), but it made a great fountain feature, as well as being practical. 😊
Planting pots for herbs! 😁. Looks like a mineral spring. It will stain your clothing.😢 Looks like a lot of iron, but it could just be clay- for more pots! 😉
Nelson is a gem. Pretty soon you will uncover an ancient Roman Villa...give thanks!!😂
you've got a lot of history on your property - what an awesome homestead you've got and what all it will be when you are finished. So exciting.........love, mla
Loved this episode. I hope your phone survived the dunk!
Lol, yes it did, I am luckily responding to you from it 😅🙏🍀
My grandmother only drank water from her fresh spring water. She had a 2 gallon glass jar that she would fill. That water was so cold, it would make your teeth hurt. My grandpa dug a hole about 2 feet wide and about 3 feet deep where the water flowed into it and put pea gravel in the bottom to keep the mud down. They kept a dipper hanging on a nearby tree to drink from when grandpa was in the fields working.
We all love it when Nelson comes. Amazing things get done❤
Nelson is a blessing! Thanks for sharing your beautiful land. Such a beautiful job capturing the transformation…love it. I look forward to watching you.
I REALLY enjoy your channel, the local craftsmen you work with. Thank you! PLZ test the swimming hole for micro organisms and parasites.
Awe Thank you 😍 There is a lot of mud and are working on cleaning it. 💧
I am so happy for you guys finding the water source, sinse It is so vital in that region.
How exciting finding that well and those old pots. Nelson is amazing and what a big help in excavating your land. Glad the snake was removed also from the lagoon. Yuck!! So happy your phone was okay….I was not sure it would work after being dropped in that mud.
The sky view @0:40 is absolutely beautiful
and the sun has already begun to rise.
I live in St Louis, Missouri, in the USA and,
ounce upon a time, I can remember seeing
stars, in the night sky, as a child.
I am now 72 and, greatly, miss it.
Give thanks, for every minute, of night, when
you can look up and see stars. 😁✌🖖
Go Nelson go! I’m so excited for you both. And I bet it’s just beginning. Happy hunting. ❤
You have a beautiful ancient piece of Portugal. Sounds exciting to find on your land.❤❤😊
Un filtro de agua por decantacion. se echa agua en el sombrero, y se va llenando la botella de agua limpia
Nice property, and it's so cool to uncover some historical parts of it. We started building on our homestead last year, and it's been exciting.
Hi guys, love your videos! At 24min you guys have a 5 liter carboy (Garrafão in Portuguese) used to store wine, the white plastic on top is an old mold to make pudding, the kind you set without going to the oven, that someone put on the top! The part that fell off the carboy was a covering used so that the sun would not bleach the red wine, you have only the bottom but that would be another part on the top! In the old days it was made of wicker!
Artesian wells push water to the surface under pressure from Aquifers. Subtesian wells supply water from similar Aquifers but there is not enough pressure to reach the surface.
I was sheep shearing in Queensland 30 years ago and near the shearing shed there was an Artesian well that supplied water at very high pressure and around 105 degrees Celsius from the very deep and colossal Queensland Aquifer.
Absolute win!! Water source AND a cool place to escape too from the heat… can’t wait to see how you guys dress it up…
I believe, that bottle you found was used for
brewing "something". The bowl would catch
foaming overflow, of the process, and the thing
inside the mouth, of the bottle, is a one-way
valve, to allow overflow out but no air, to get in. 😁✌🖖
The frogs were making ababy too Britt...
i can see Britt doing yoga in the grotto OXOOXOXO
Yur exhitment is just contagious love seeing you exlpore and reveal the treasures of your Portugal Paradiso OXOOXOOXO
Yes....the Frogs too. She is so cute, isn't she? Piggy back. Haha.
Think the froggy was having a wee bit of afternoon delight 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
What treasures you guys uncover on your land, amazing
Grotto spring. Some old pottery. Possibly a water glass bottle with sand filter? More future lanscaping projects by the grotto, retaining wall, from the mill to the triangular piece of land. As Nelson was cleaning out the small pool, I would have taken the opportunity to increase its size.
The glass bottle would make a great lamp base. Great video
You two keep amazing me with your tenacity and life spirit! Keep it going, and I'm so excited to see future posts ❤
Its liked watching a tv show for kids ,they are so sweet their like 10 year olds
I could have watched Nelson for hours. ❤❤
YES, we feel that way every time!
What an awesome discovery! Nelson is the best! Wow the things he finds! And the history of the area he can teach you two about is such a special thing!
Special plant along the the shore/ water end can ceep the water clear
Nelson is a rare find, it’s been a Hugh journey , the amount of work achieved is absolutely amazing, most of your trades people have been hard workers and very knowledgeable. The Ukrainian workers are Awsome. I look forward to every Monday morning in Australia to watch your updates. It’s been just over a year wow wow it’s been a lot. See you both on Monday
We really appreciate you watching regularly and for you nice comment ❤️😁🎶 Cheers to you in Australia
Great video this week. And I always love watching Nelson create magic on your property.
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You two need about 4 dumps of sand in your pond, infact a really great series would be putting a spillway in and some block around the outside with a little cement coating.
not allowed to - it's a protected water source - no cement, no nada 💙
Nelson is truly amazing! I love his knowledge of the history oh and how amazing he is on that machine!
The entrance to the mine/well definitely looks heart-shaped - just perfect for your land - your life is just full of love xx
Hello!
Well the mysterious plastic it’s only part of an old big wine bottle, you can still find similar ones in old grocery stores in small villages. Sorry to disappoint you.
But you should check on that blue rocks in the cave.
Best of luck for all you projects!❤
Wow!🎉Fantastic deep emotions, dripping from my eyes, from the news that Nelson knew from his youth. I feel the miracle of you two hiring Nelson instead of someone from another region. I bet Nelson shared these discoveries and history with his family.
Fantastic place for a vegetable garden obviously. Water cress and tomatoes
That’s a wine jug, I believe! My parents were born in Portugal and wine-making is a part of the culture! My Dad even made wine here in the States for many, many years!
Yes, likewise with my grandparents and my parents with respect to the winemaking. I think most Portuguese brought with them their habits and customs from Portugal when they came to the US.
Obrigada, Nelson ❤ Water is life and you discovered your Families abundance! Great news 👏
Thank you Nelson. What a wonderful find on the water sources! I am so intrigued of the Terra cotta pots, the red clay that was on your feet, seems to prove this rich area is where artisans came for clay. Keep all the pots are valuable artifacts of the mill’s history.
Absolutely incredible finds!! It’s wild that you found intact glass and pottery pieces in your water mine! Thrilled for you guys to have another water source on your property!!
Love from Mary in Southern California 💗
So many amazing discoveries making wonderful surprises for you as you work to bring the land and mill back to life. When Brittany entered we could really see how big the grotto actually is. Thanks for braving your sandals and phone 🥰 blessings to you and Nelson ♥️
You should You should clean behind the camera Van and where you've found that mind to make it more where you can see the parts of the mountain. And make.
It better for the spring to run
I wonder if someone could do a rendering of how all the terraces and mill worked together. Obviously this area was used to grow produce besides just milling the wheat. I wonder if there were other small dwellings for laborers? There might be many artifacts laying around. Everything has been covered with vegetation and eucalyptus trees for so long. It feels like an archeology site with so much history. Fascinating.
Great work. You too are so lucky. Take care of my beautiful country of birth and it will take care of you. Blessings to you from Canada. Love your videos
Health, happiness and joy.
This transparent glass object used to be a wine jug, it had a coating that wrapped around it where a handle was located to hold the jug.
It was made of wicker, just like the baskets used during grape harvesting, but before plastic became popular.
The jugs had a cork stopper at the top of the neck.
As for this aluminum thing, it is a cake mold, the batter goes inside it to be baked in the oven.
Always a great way to start off my Sunday morning! 😊
That water cave was a wonderful find & Nelson did such a great job as usual …. what a great friend!! 👍🤩 Love your land it’s full of surprises Britt & Drew take care until next time! 💜💙🇦🇺🐨🍻
Rhinoceros Beetles are so cool, I used to see them in Texas and even have 2 specimens in my freezer so that the grand kids can take them to show and tell at school 😊
I think you should test the water mineral to see if it is good to drink, I am sure it is good for plantation. your pool needs some gravel to stay clean water. when you dive, please check your spring minerals. I hope you guys don't have mercury in that stones.
That was amazing finding this spring among the trees thanks to Nelson clearing this water what a discovery so fresh now you can check if it is safe you are so bless to have a good friend Nelson you enjoy the shade and water from your land the pots amazing take care both thank you for this important video I did enjoy always have a great day bye
5 litre wine flagon. Very common wine bottle in Portugal. Back in the 90's they use to cost around 3 euros for 5 litres.
Blessing for saving the beetle.
Wow you guys have an amazing land and love it when you find amazing treasures in it. Nelson has done a wonderful job for you guys and always there to help when you need him ❤🫂🥰
It is amazing how far you have come with this property and land, it's so exciting seeing it coming together.
We just knew it was very special since day 1
I so look forward to your videos, always something new and exciting.
Truly you are blessed with Nelson’s vast informational brain, that in itself is the greatest treasure you can find!
Those discoveries are so cool. Look at the color veins above Brittany as she walked closer into the cave -calcite maybe or the blues could be lapis. Wow, I’d sure have fun there, exploring all around. 😄
Sooo cool finding all those clay pots. And that new water find, you have to remember farms and properties above you guys are losing water as you guys keep digging. And as cool as it looks digging away land you should remember that you have a drive path above and may weaken the dirt and may start to lose its strength. But love your videos that’s for sure.
I would love to hear More history about Portugal.And I would love to hear more history about your land