Blessed you Finn and Sherlyn for extending help for our Kababayan.. ito yung dapat tinutulungan.. we will not regret helping this kind of person.. he really has a pure heart ..
Hi Finn, this is from Canada, my name is Adelaida can I suggest for people I know your favourite food is coconut, since there are so many coconut fell during the typhoon people can use that if they haven't receive govt. help, coconut is the cleanest food on earth, eat the meat and drink water, in the farm there must be lots of root crop as long as they dig the land they will find those. take care, stay safe, GOD BLESS TO EVERY ONE THANK YOU
Heartfelt thanks to you Finn, Sherlyn, Justin & those volunteers for the tremendous help you are giving to our Filipino kababayans affected by typhoon Odette. Thru your leadership, generosity and kindness, the whole community feels secured, inspired and remains strong to re-build and recover from these damages. The resiliency and 'bayanihan' spirit of many Filipinos are sparked more, have the hopeful eyes to always look towards a brighter tomorrow. KUDOS TO YOU, FINN! MARAMING SALAMAT AT MABUHAY KA!♥️💜👏🤗👌
I told you finn before that you must make your mark sturdy and strong as soon as posible because of some reason one is typhoon animals and etc...even you wont build a house yet just for property area measurement claim not to waste 19k pesos again to measure again your land...Im happy to see that in your land there is no damages in your neighbor soon...no landslide and have already a electricity post that great! And im so happy for alex and neighbor to have project there to put a sort of evacuation center as i understand Hehehehe....may everything go well and finished your project...hope all your friends and thier family in cebu are safe and secured...keep praying to all our kababayan for all the struggle and hardshape will restore thier livelihood and houses!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
"it's tiring to be resilient" (kapagod maging resilient) a quote from what this group of Filipino are campaigning for. It's sad that there's this group of Filipino that discourage people instead of helping them get through. But seeing this bayanihan spirit gives me hope, good job Finn and Justin!
Yep. Very disappointing. These are people who act like woke but in reality they are shallow minded and live backwards. Natural disasters are getting bad due to our planet's modernization. They are constantly looking for someone to blame and completely disregarding the ability of people to have hope.
Mas ok na maging resilient kesa mag-loot,. Katulad noong hurricane katrina, mga americans hindi resilient pagdating sa pagsubok. Nagkagulo sila., stupid group discouraging filipinos instead of helping., this is a natural disaster not politics
@@3ls3tak3n Nakakabadtrip nga yung ganyang mag isip. Gusto yata eh manatiling misirable na lang ang tao at mawalan ng pag asa. May nabasa nga akong post sa twitter ng isang pabibo. Ayaw daw nya makabasa ng post about resilience kasi galit daw sila at dapat may managot. Kamote. Eh di idemanda nya ang carbon emissions. 🙄 Yang mga ganyang klase ng taong nagkakalat ng negativity at puro ngawngaw sa socmed ay kalimitang wala nmn naitutulong ni piso sa mga nasalanta. May mga kilala akong ganyan. 😒
it is very helpful to Alex village building a safe house during this calamity does it happen. Thanks Finn and the others your members helping along the architect and those sponsors sending money. God bless you all 🙌🙏.
As much as we want shade from these trees but our life is more important so it must be planted away from the house. I learned so much from typhoon Rai/Odette.
Tons of thanks Finn and Justin for helping your community, they are not just neighbors they are your extended family. That is why we keep on supporting you because you always give back to the community in any way you can. Sending prayers to all of you from here in Quezon city Metro Manila.
Endless appreciation and thanks Finn and Sherlyn.. You guys are blessing from above.. Such a big heart always ready to help others without being ask or told.. Wishing more people to be like you.. God bless 👏👏👍👍😇😇
Oh! it's Masaplod's bakery right next to my house in 5:07 !! Wow, the trees around the church of Dauin we suffered a lot, it cleared up the surroundings. I was pleasantly surprised to see the renovation of the church 3 or 4 years ago. The Palawan de dauin is not yet operational, you have to go for a run in Dmgt. Good luck for Alex's house, it's a great project for him and his family, but also of refuge in the villagers for the next typhoon.
Hey Finn and Sherlyn. You guys n Justin are doing a mountain of work for Alex and all your community there in Dauin. You can make the roof super strong using gables to make the roof stronger Finn. We have on our house in San Isidro. Winds there were very strong. Sooo many electricity poles down in Cebu City and further south of the coast. My blogger friend also had bad damage to her country home and her sister house was destroyed too. I here the Philippines Army is being deployed to help rebuild the cities and distribute food n water get gasoline stations back to full capacity. ATM'S are still a problem n moneygram is having trouble with the signal being down and people can't get money. Cheers Finn and Sherlyn
U remind mo so much of my favourite grandson who I am very fond of and I was sorry to see how devastation moved u to Tears. I can say very fond as I am 87 years old and u are a loving compassionate guy and very talented blogger. I halve a beagle dog . I spent many happy years in Philippines on Mindano and near Cebu. My girlfriend was from Cebu. This is during 60s to 80s. I travelled .completely around the world as successful and well known International consultant to paper industry. I loved the Philippines more then anywhere in the world.. Wll be watching yr videos for sure. Regards. Linden I
mans nature is to getup when you fell down. Huge thanks to God, shake it off lets get back to work!With lots of help from God we will make it. God bless us all.
Thank you, Finn! Sherlyn's mama is so funny. Love it! I encourage people to donate. I don't have Paypal, so I donated through Justin's THANKS button. Easy, peazy!
Just found this channel on my feed and I am glad that most everyone is ok and to see that you are all helping each other out. Just a reminder tho that not all Americans are the same and if I could help financially or otherwise I would surely do it, with or without a chainsaw. One thing I CAN do tho is pray for everyone in this community, as I already have. Whether I measure in meters or feet, I can still understand enough to know when people are hurting and need help. Please don’t judge everyone as the same bc that is discrimination and it’s ugly. I really like your channel and I pray for all the people affected by this typhoon. Thank you for all that you obviously do for your community. Peace and blessings!
Great work, I very impressed with the storm shelter concept . It will definitely be a more reassuring asset for people to take cover . When calamity comes on such a large scale it can be overwhelming . Though just doing what you can for your little corner is important , and shows much caring for our fellow humans.
When someone is in need you are always there to help. You sincerely help the Filipinos. Your vlogging does only helps in discovering the marine animals in the Philippine seas, showing the picturesque and beautiful tourist destinations but also to call the attention of the people to give assistance to the victims of the calamities. Pls continue your good work and of course God will take care of you. Mabuhay ka Finn Snow!
Filipinos are known for being neighborly and helpful but you, Finn, epitomizes those traits even when you are considered a foreigner. These people, I’m sure, will forever be grateful.
@@reneabrea4123 oh i see i thought Finn is in Cebu now. Yep i lived in Cebu in Mandaue. but Im here in Iloilo right now. I hope Cebu recovered immediately.
What you are doing to help your neighbors is amazing! Your kindness and consideration for your fellow man touches my heart. In contrast, there are other youtubers in the hardest hit areas by this typhoon who are more concerned about their own selves and are looking for ways to bail out of the Philippines and reside in another country, and have no intentions of helping the very same people and country that helps them make their livelihood thru youtube. Keep up the great humanitarian work. God Bless!!!!
New subscriber here...you have big heart man....i like the way you treat people around your village and helping them in this time of crisis...god bless u and your family...
Finn again I want to say thank you. Such a wonderful person. So with your wife and all the foreigners living in the Philippines for extending help to my kababayan in need right now. Thank you.
Finn, now you know that we have severe situations. Typhoon & Earthquake is huge in the Philippines. So if you may build a house in the future consider this as a reference. My family in Surigao also suffer the same intensity but our house survived and served as an evacuations for our neighbors as well.. We built a sturdy house not stylish one,but strong enough for harsh weather.
Time 18:33 The old tree really needed some trimming, but I guess nobody does that anymore. Really, if they trimmed the old tree constantly, it wouldn't have been such a bother. Great job you guys, I love watching them little critters. As little kids, we were scared of them. :)
I am glad the trees are being cut down that could fall on their houses again. Trees are pretty, useful for shade plus useful if fruit trees, but they cause so much damage when strong winds make them fall. It is good that Alex's home will get rebuilt, a community space/building is also useful when disasters hit.
How s your friend dad in Argao? I seen Daniel Marsh post in IG he don't have yet contact to his dad ?And glad that Dauin are not badly affected.stay safe and thank you Finn and Justin.❤👍
bless your heart finn and sherlyn hope to see you guys someday we are in quarantine right now just arrive yesterday and cant wait to be there in cebu after the quarantine for my family in cebu city also lost our roof in the house and need help from the damage made by odette
Make the big tree trunks into dining, living and bar/coffee furnitures and the thin ones into firewood. Or sell the thick trunks to buy building materials.
Thanks Finn and the rest of the team helping to the people affected from the typhoon. Watching and your subscriber here all the way from Ireland. Not skipping ads that way I can support you on your legacy.
You are just resilient as the the Filipinos are. I can say you are truly a Filipino by heart too, and that We are Proud of You👍. Im sure there are more Finn Snow in Iceland. God bless you more with your ideals and purpose driven life🙏❤️
If you guys building up your house minimize glass windows. They break easily in case of storm. Wide glass windows are nice for viewing outside but not nice when a storm strikes like Odette. Never use galvanized roofing. It becomes flimsy if there's big hurricanes. Concrete roofing with plenty of steels is more reliable. Country prone to hurricane should design the houses differently. Remember Batanes? Homes are made of stones. Whole Philippines should do like Batanes. Always prepare for the big one. Finn, I'm glad you're both ok. Take care. 🙏❤🇵🇭
Finn and Sherlyn..... thanks for all you're doing to help everyone in the affected areas of Central Philippines. I have friends in Cebu City and am sending them money to help buy food, water and other essentials to survive. Being in the Central U.S. makes it difficult to do anything else for them so thanks to both of you for being there, caring and helping the people. God bless both of you.
should build a very large safe house with cemented roof so it dont fall , and so it holds lots of people if it ever happens again , you can get Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery , to run cellphones or small radios or lights in the house it will do the good job , filipino people are very resilient, so make sure you help there as much you can , do your best . as for in canada , we are in lock down all over again lol Merry Christmas and happy new year !
Continuing to pray for the Philippines. Thank you Finn for communicating what is happening and helping those in need that are around you. Great idea making a safe house.
Good job LGU! dito sa CamSur 3 weeks after a (super) typhoon/storm ang power restoration. happy you are all safe and well. Shout out sa magnadang/maayos n garden (1:43). =)
Those Trees around it seems nothing happened ...many villagers are so happy ... because of the helps coming from your team Finn....GOD BLESS YOUR TEAM ALL THE HUGE EFFORTS YOU RENDERED and as your wife/girlfriend
I made donation under Pat. I loved video of marine fish in an older video. I have never seen anything like it. I also appreciate not hearing swearing especially the F word. Seems nowadays that is the only word on TH-cam video's. You and Sherlyn are such a cute couple. Thank you for sharing with us. I heard that Philippines has upward of 12 typhoon's a year. Building a safe house for your village sounds like very much needed. I am so glad that Alex's girls are safe.
Tips on r-building a permanent house along shoreline >>> 1. If possible all concrete including roof deck 2. Solar Powered or make provisions for a generator 3. Install deep well pump 4. Minimum 2-3 storey ( no Bungalow type) 5. Place your life saving equipments like life vests, floaters, small banca on the roof deck 6. Do not grow tall trees besides your house 7. Minimize glass windows or use tempered windows
I agree with you of building a safe house for the village. This should be done nationwide especially remote areas. The Philippines is always hit by typhoon, that is a fact. There is a need for water filtration also.
Alegria is probably just cut off. I saw footages where the road was washed away. My wife from Moalboal reports there is a weak signal, but not all the time. No electricity but water and she has to charge at 7 eleven. Her mothers house in Badian has no roof anymore, and they dont have water. So you just have to be patient. Filipinos are strong. Due to Covid I am still stranded in Germany.
The rebuild is going the right way by trimming all the trees around the houses. Also they have trim the trees around the power lines going to each house. Maybe buy a chainsaw to help in trimming the trees faster. Everyone help out makes the project goes faster. Be safe.
“8 miles from homel” family blogger they are fine thanks God they are safe. Its a traumatic experience for them especially for their daughter at a very young age.
The villagers should help rebuild a better tomorrow... it's their kin that will be safer for next storm... blessings for the community, my condolences for the lost ones... on fresh note. That animal loaf of bread are amazing... it will be worth the trip from davao to there..that's when the situation is better. I'm helping my friends here in davao province... every bit helps
Blessed you Finn and Sherlyn for extending help for our Kababayan.. ito yung dapat tinutulungan.. we will not regret helping this kind of person.. he really has a pure heart ..
big ✔ mader😍😍
Fin Snow the Champion of helping Filipino
Keep safe always fin..
As individuals we cannot save the world, but we can help save one person at a time. Thanks for spearheading this rescue effort for Alex.
Hi Finn, this is from Canada, my name is Adelaida can I suggest for people I know your favourite food is coconut, since there are so many coconut fell during the typhoon
people can use that if they haven't receive govt. help, coconut is the cleanest food on earth, eat the meat and drink water, in the farm there must be lots of root crop as long as
they dig the land they will find those. take care, stay safe, GOD BLESS TO EVERY ONE THANK YOU
Happy you are helping out, keep up the great work 👍😎🎄
Wowww!!! Watching helping with out skip this ad..thank you for helping in need.
Hello Finn Thank you for helping my Kababayan so sad😢 watching from Singapore stay safe and God bless you and sherlyn
KEEP SAFE ALWAYS .GID BLESS AND THANKS FOR HELPING MY KABABAYANS.
I. mean, God bless you.
Heartfelt thanks to you Finn, Sherlyn, Justin & those volunteers for the tremendous help you are giving to our Filipino kababayans affected by typhoon Odette. Thru your leadership, generosity and kindness, the whole community feels secured, inspired and remains strong to re-build and recover from these damages. The resiliency and 'bayanihan' spirit of many Filipinos are sparked more, have the hopeful eyes to always look towards a brighter tomorrow. KUDOS TO YOU, FINN!
MARAMING SALAMAT AT MABUHAY KA!♥️💜👏🤗👌
Hello Finn thank you for sharing ...
Thank you both of you Finn and Justine
GOOD JOB. God Bless You All!!
I told you finn before that you must make your mark sturdy and strong as soon as posible because of some reason one is typhoon animals and etc...even you wont build a house yet just for property area measurement claim not to waste 19k pesos again to measure again your land...Im happy to see that in your land there is no damages in your neighbor soon...no landslide and have already a electricity post that great! And im so happy for alex and neighbor to have project there to put a sort of evacuation center as i understand Hehehehe....may everything go well and finished your project...hope all your friends and thier family in cebu are safe and secured...keep praying to all our kababayan for all the struggle and hardshape will restore thier livelihood and houses!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
"it's tiring to be resilient" (kapagod maging resilient) a quote from what this group of Filipino are campaigning for. It's sad that there's this group of Filipino that discourage people instead of helping them get through. But seeing this bayanihan spirit gives me hope, good job Finn and Justin!
Yep. Very disappointing. These are people who act like woke but in reality they are shallow minded and live backwards. Natural disasters are getting bad due to our planet's modernization. They are constantly looking for someone to blame and completely disregarding the ability of people to have hope.
Mas ok na maging resilient kesa mag-loot,. Katulad noong hurricane katrina, mga americans hindi resilient pagdating sa pagsubok. Nagkagulo sila., stupid group discouraging filipinos instead of helping., this is a natural disaster not politics
@@3ls3tak3n Nakakabadtrip nga yung ganyang mag isip. Gusto yata eh manatiling misirable na lang ang tao at mawalan ng pag asa. May nabasa nga akong post sa twitter ng isang pabibo. Ayaw daw nya makabasa ng post about resilience kasi galit daw sila at dapat may managot. Kamote. Eh di idemanda nya ang carbon emissions. 🙄
Yang mga ganyang klase ng taong nagkakalat ng negativity at puro ngawngaw sa socmed ay kalimitang wala nmn naitutulong ni piso sa mga nasalanta. May mga kilala akong ganyan. 😒
Thanks Finn for helping... God bless you more.
Well done Finn do your best am sure you get it done
it is very helpful to Alex village building a safe house during this calamity does it happen.
Thanks Finn and the others your members helping along the architect and those sponsors sending money.
God bless you all 🙌🙏.
As much as we want shade from these trees but our life is more important so it must be planted away from the house. I learned so much from typhoon Rai/Odette.
Please don't skip the Ads so we can help Finn in what he is doing to help our affected brothers and sisters.
THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO, FOR THE PHILIPPINO COMMUNITY YOUR A GOOD MAN FYNN SNOW, HOPE TO MEET YOU SOME DAY.
Keep up the good work you are making difference in your community 😇
Tons of thanks Finn and Justin for helping your community, they are not just neighbors they are your extended family. That is why we keep on supporting you because you always give back to the community in any way you can. Sending prayers to all of you from here in Quezon city Metro Manila.
Watching Here In Alberta Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 Finnlyn thank you for sharing amping and maayong adlaw guys
Endless appreciation and thanks Finn and Sherlyn.. You guys are blessing from above.. Such a big heart always ready to help others without being ask or told.. Wishing more people to be like you.. God bless 👏👏👍👍😇😇
Oh! it's Masaplod's bakery right next to my house in 5:07 !! Wow, the trees around the church of Dauin we suffered a lot, it cleared up the surroundings. I was pleasantly surprised to see the renovation of the church 3 or 4 years ago. The Palawan de dauin is not yet operational, you have to go for a run in Dmgt. Good luck for Alex's house, it's a great project for him and his family, but also of refuge in the villagers for the next typhoon.
Hey Finn and Sherlyn. You guys n Justin are doing a mountain of work for Alex and all your community there in Dauin. You can make the roof super strong using gables to make the roof stronger Finn. We have on our house in San Isidro. Winds there were very strong. Sooo many electricity poles down in Cebu City and further south of the coast. My blogger friend also had bad damage to her country home and her sister house was destroyed too. I here the Philippines Army is being deployed to help rebuild the cities and distribute food n water get gasoline stations back to full capacity. ATM'S are still a problem n moneygram is having trouble with the signal being down and people can't get money. Cheers Finn and Sherlyn
U remind mo so much of my favourite grandson who I am very fond of and I was sorry to see how devastation moved u to
Tears. I can say very fond as I am 87 years old and u are a loving compassionate guy and very talented blogger. I halve a beagle dog . I spent many happy years in Philippines on Mindano and near Cebu. My girlfriend was from Cebu. This is during 60s to 80s. I travelled .completely around the world as successful and well known International consultant to paper industry. I loved the Philippines more then anywhere in the world.. Wll be watching yr videos for sure. Regards. Linden
I
Thanks for sharing your time with us and showing us how much help you are getting.
mans nature is to getup when you fell down. Huge thanks to God, shake it off lets get back to work!With lots of help from God we will make it. God bless us all.
Yeah true BAYANIHAN spirits, Filipino its a stronger & big smile/ never gave up,manatiling ligtas both 2 & thanks you help many people sharing 😢😔💖🎄🤶😇🙏
Glad to hear the goal is getting close, it may be a small gesture as you say but it will change lives of those close to you (and us now)
Thank you, Finn! Sherlyn's mama is so funny. Love it! I encourage people to donate. I don't have Paypal, so I donated through Justin's THANKS button. Easy, peazy!
the village is already clean! nice.
God blesses you more Finn and Sherlyn... that's good to hear Sherlyn that your family are fine...
Thank you for helping them. You guys are awesome. GOD bless u more.
Just found this channel on my feed and I am glad that most everyone is ok and to see that you are all helping each other out. Just a reminder tho that not all Americans are the same and if I could help financially or otherwise I would surely do it, with or without a chainsaw. One thing I CAN do tho is pray for everyone in this community, as I already have.
Whether I measure in meters or feet, I can still understand enough to know when people are hurting and need help. Please don’t judge everyone as the same bc that is discrimination and it’s ugly. I really like your channel and I pray for all the people affected by this typhoon. Thank you for all that you obviously do for your community. Peace and blessings!
Great work, I very impressed with the storm shelter concept . It will definitely be a more reassuring asset for people to take cover . When calamity comes on such a large scale it can be overwhelming . Though just doing what you can for your little corner is important , and shows much caring for our fellow humans.
Awesome 🤙🙏♥️🇵🇭🌈 stay safe and stay healthy. ☮️
When someone is in need you are always there to help. You sincerely help the Filipinos. Your vlogging does only helps in discovering the marine animals in the Philippine seas, showing the picturesque and beautiful tourist destinations but also to call the attention of the people to give assistance to the victims of the calamities. Pls continue your good work and of course God will take care of you. Mabuhay ka Finn Snow!
ang bilis nlang nalinis yong mga daanan at parang hindi dinaanan ng bagyo.
ang init na at nagkaroon olit ng buhay ang mga tanim
Filipinos are known for being neighborly and helpful but you, Finn, epitomizes those traits even when you are considered a foreigner. These people, I’m sure, will forever be grateful.
I used to climb trees that tall when I was a kid. Just to get santol and paho mangoes. Haha
Thanks, Finn for helping Alex's family. God will reward you for your good deeds to our fellow citizens. God bless you more!
Thank you idol fin fin for helping the filipino people.more more blessing to come and good health idol
FIGHTERBOYS💪FINFIN
this is a good news for Cebu, got a bad experience during the typhoon when I was there but soon I'll come back with full of hopes. Cheers..
He is not in cebu..he is presently and presenting Dauin, Negros Oriental.. Cebu is far north. Different province.
@@reneabrea4123 oh i see i thought Finn is in Cebu now. Yep i lived in Cebu in Mandaue. but Im here in Iloilo right now. I hope Cebu recovered immediately.
What you are doing to help your neighbors is amazing! Your kindness and consideration for your fellow man touches my heart. In contrast, there are other youtubers in the hardest hit areas by this typhoon who are more concerned about their own selves and are looking for ways to bail out of the Philippines and reside in another country, and have no intentions of helping the very same people and country that helps them make their livelihood thru youtube. Keep up the great humanitarian work. God Bless!!!!
New subscriber here...you have big heart man....i like the way you treat people around your village and helping them in this time of crisis...god bless u and your family...
Finn again I want to say thank you. Such a wonderful person. So with your wife and all the foreigners living in the Philippines for extending help to my kababayan in need right now. Thank you.
Finn time ✌️🇵🇭👊
Stay safe
Thank you fin and your team for really extending your help...
Finn, now you know that we have severe situations. Typhoon & Earthquake is huge in the Philippines. So if you may build a house in the future consider this as a reference. My family in Surigao also suffer the same intensity but our house survived and served as an evacuations for our neighbors as well.. We built a sturdy house not stylish one,but strong enough for harsh weather.
Again Thanks Finn, sherlyn and justin...
Time 18:33 The old tree really needed some trimming, but I guess nobody does that anymore. Really, if they trimmed the old tree constantly, it wouldn't have been such a bother. Great job you guys, I love watching them little critters. As little kids, we were scared of them. :)
I am glad the trees are being cut down that could fall on their houses again. Trees are pretty, useful for shade plus useful if fruit trees, but they cause so much damage when strong winds make them fall. It is good that Alex's home will get rebuilt, a community space/building is also useful when disasters hit.
How s your friend dad in Argao? I seen Daniel Marsh post in IG he don't have yet contact to his dad ?And glad that Dauin are not badly affected.stay safe and thank you Finn and Justin.❤👍
No contact yet :(
Thank God for the early help of everybody Godbless everyone
bless your heart finn and sherlyn hope to see you guys someday we are in quarantine right now just arrive yesterday and cant wait to be there in cebu after the quarantine for my family in cebu city also lost our roof in the house and need help from the damage made by odette
Stay safe both of you guys...
Make the big tree trunks into dining, living and bar/coffee furnitures and the thin ones into firewood. Or sell the thick trunks to buy building materials.
Thanks Finn and the rest of the team helping to the people affected from the typhoon. Watching and your subscriber here all the way from Ireland. Not skipping ads that way I can support you on your legacy.
You are just resilient as the the Filipinos are. I can say you are truly a Filipino by heart too, and that We are Proud of You👍. Im sure there are more Finn Snow in Iceland. God bless you more with your ideals and purpose driven life🙏❤️
God bless 🙏🏼 🇵🇭
Be safe finn and take care always.🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Finn…❤️❤️❤️
Mango wood is actually quite a nice material for furniture. Selling them could help with rebuilding expenses.
thanks so much for your help..we, filipinos really appreciate that..i hope that you, sherlyn and justin stay safe and healthy..
If you guys building up your house minimize glass windows. They break easily in case of storm. Wide glass windows are nice for viewing outside but not nice when a storm strikes like Odette. Never use galvanized roofing. It becomes flimsy if there's big hurricanes. Concrete roofing with plenty of steels is more reliable. Country prone to hurricane should design the houses differently. Remember Batanes? Homes are made of stones. Whole Philippines should do like Batanes. Always prepare for the big one. Finn, I'm glad you're both ok. Take care. 🙏❤🇵🇭
Take care Finn you have a heart ❤️ of gold you sympathize and help.
God Bless you and Sherlyn for helping others…Take care now. 🙏
Thank you for helping our kababayans🥺♥️
Hi Finn .
Thank you for your updates.
You made me laugh with the Piggy 🐷 bread . To break the ice of this calamities.
Stay Blessed.
God bless.🙏❤️
Finn and Sherlyn..... thanks for all you're doing to help everyone in the affected areas of Central Philippines. I have friends in Cebu City and am sending them money to help buy food, water and other essentials to survive. Being in the Central U.S. makes it difficult to do anything else for them so thanks to both of you for being there, caring and helping the people. God bless both of you.
Thank for your help Finn god bless you more
So nice to see Jake again ,,, okay okay Finn and Sherlyn as well , Jake thinks he is a human too!
You are a big help, spearheading charitable works,highly appreciated,commended. God bless keep safe.🙏🙏💞❤️🤭
should build a very large safe house with cemented roof so it dont fall , and so it holds lots of people if it ever happens again , you can get Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery , to run cellphones or small radios or lights in the house it will do the good job , filipino people are very resilient, so make sure you help there as much you can , do your best .
as for in canada , we are in lock down all over again lol
Merry Christmas and happy new year !
No words! Just happy knowing everything is going to b alright there. They are in good hands!
Continuing to pray for the Philippines. Thank you Finn for communicating what is happening and helping those in need that are around you. Great idea making a safe house.
Those acacias are tough
Good job LGU! dito sa CamSur 3 weeks after a (super) typhoon/storm ang power restoration.
happy you are all safe and well.
Shout out sa magnadang/maayos n garden (1:43). =)
Super help kayo talaga esp those who were much affected by odette...May this act challenge those with more resources...share nman kayo!!!
you are good guys. be safe too.
Those Trees around it seems nothing happened ...many villagers are so happy ... because of the helps coming from your team Finn....GOD BLESS YOUR TEAM ALL THE HUGE EFFORTS YOU RENDERED and as your wife/girlfriend
Thank you Finn for helping the community
I made donation under Pat. I loved video of marine fish in an older video. I have never seen anything like it. I also appreciate not hearing swearing especially the F word. Seems nowadays that is the only word on TH-cam video's. You and Sherlyn are such a cute couple. Thank you for sharing with us. I heard that Philippines has upward of 12 typhoon's a year. Building a safe house for your village sounds like very much needed. I am so glad that Alex's girls are safe.
Tips on r-building a permanent house along shoreline >>>
1. If possible all concrete including roof deck
2. Solar Powered or make provisions for a generator
3. Install deep well pump
4. Minimum 2-3 storey ( no Bungalow type)
5. Place your life saving equipments like life vests, floaters, small banca on the roof deck
6. Do not grow tall trees besides your house
7. Minimize glass windows or use tempered windows
I agree with you of building a safe house for the village. This should be done nationwide especially remote areas. The Philippines is always hit by typhoon, that is a fact. There is a need for water filtration also.
ZThats the Bayanihan spirit. Glad still being pursued like old times. God will provide.
Finn, I'm glad you're there to support the village. Especially during this time of urgency.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH TO YOU FINN, JUSTIN, ALEX, SHERLYN. Your kindness will not be forgotten.
Alegria is probably just cut off. I saw footages where the road was washed away. My wife from Moalboal reports there is a weak signal, but not all the time. No electricity but water and she has to charge at 7 eleven. Her mothers house in Badian has no roof anymore, and they dont have water. So you just have to be patient. Filipinos are strong. Due to Covid I am still stranded in Germany.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks Finn
Once your place is built you will have a beautiful view.
looking good now👍❤️
I think 🤔 your region is under state of calamity'.Great job that you were able to patch up the damage.Finn you inspire us stay safe 😷.
Watching from England,I’m your new subscriber,your video so interesting,stay safe,can’t wait the next video 👌
The rebuild is going the right way by trimming all the trees around the houses. Also they have trim the trees around the power lines going to each house. Maybe buy a chainsaw to help in trimming the trees faster. Everyone help out makes the project goes faster. Be safe.
“8 miles from homel” family blogger they are fine thanks God they are safe. Its a traumatic experience for them especially for their daughter at a very young age.
Humour during disasters, that’s very funny dear Sherlyn. 😂
The villagers should help rebuild a better tomorrow... it's their kin that will be safer for next storm... blessings for the community, my condolences for the lost ones... on fresh note. That animal loaf of bread are amazing... it will be worth the trip from davao to there..that's when the situation is better. I'm helping my friends here in davao province... every bit helps
Always take care Finn