Your cinematography and commentary are both in harmony with nature. What a beautiful bounty from your family's forest I hope this comment finds you and your family in good health. Your time spent with your Dad will be forever etched in your mind & soul cherish it is as these beautiful moments can never be taken for granted.
Mr. Outsider's skills with a chair saw are amazing.The apple syrup is making me hungry.What a beautiful presentation of the food.Chef Outsider knows his stuff.Thanks for sharing and God bless you.
I love watching you forage and make wonderful things I’ve never heard of or haven’t ever tasted. Your so diverse and knowledgeable. The food looks scrumptious!
I value the the time you share with us, your faithful followers, and really enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Fall foliage. I pray that you and your family are well, and happy!
I remember doing a pickup load of apples with my grandparents for apple sauce and apple butter. My grandfather also ran a sawmill in Western Pennsylvania, he would trade lumber for what ever they needed.
I have to commend you for keeping this going after losing your mom. I lost my father two years ago and to be honest, sometimes I can’t face the day. Well done.
Not sure what it is about your voice, but you bring such a calmness to my spirit listening to you, and watching the closeness with your dad makes this one of my favorite channels. Thank you for that.
I've commented on this before but i'm going to say it again. Your commentary reminds me of watching Jacques Cousteau and Dick Proenneke when I was a child. They did their own commentary too and you have very similar magical tones. What ever you do please never stop doing your voice overs. That is what makes your videos exceptional.
@@andersd8956 And how do you know that is not himself? A lot of people have the same style in speaking, just because some one sounds like some one else doesn't mean they are trying to sound like that some one, That would be like talking to some one from Australia and saying they are trying to talk like Steve Irwin, or Crocodile Dundee (Paul Hogan)...
Love the discussion about conservation of the forest, and the symbiotic relationship between people and the land. Beautiful video, keep up the great work
Even NATURE fells trees- it also cuts down the brush and dead trees that fuel forest fires. Some people need to complain and find fault- those who havent researched. You are the kind of person we need in our forests
God and his beautiful creation. There are people who are talented artists, but none as great as our Lord. Have a blessed day and enjoy the woods. Vaughn
OMGoodness!!! This is a stunningly beautiful video....capturing the final harvest of the felled trees, autumn colors, and wild apple syrup! ❤️️ The aerial views following the tractor's journey was my most favorite part! Well-done! P.S. So glad you have such a highly-regarded sponsor as Audible! 👍👊
Heaven on earth is what I just watched ! Peaceful harmony between man and forest with yummy eats to nourish the body and soul. Thank you for taking us along, I so enjoy you videos GOD bless you and yours brother
Oh I could smell that tart odor. Thank you for showing us the way to make apple syrup. What a wonderful day. Out in the color and cool temperatures I dream I’m in heaven. 🙂😇
I love simple recipes! We tend to over die the syrup process. I never thought that one ingredient was enough, and it being pure apple juice means it's full flavor! Can't wait to try it out. Thank you again for the beautiful journey.
Very well spoken principles of sustainable forestry management. I’ve never been a fan of clear cuts. Unless it’s a case of disease or weather disaster. Excellent videography as usual.
i'm noticing your growth as a content producer, the way you word things and the visual effects you shoot for. This is turning from a cabin build to a wilderness experience and i for one am not complaining. Great work brother!!!
I know that everyone has his share of troubles in this life, but his video makes me yearn for the peace that your lifestyle seem to bring to you. God bless you and thanks for making such a great video.
Wonderful to see you again in another video .....Please keep them coming. Regards to Mrs Outsider and Mr Outsider senior. What a lovely spread !!!! the cinematography is amazing !...more please more
I Love how you showed what those wild apples can be used for, I never knew those could be made into a syrup like that. Now I'm gonna have to do it myself. I know exactly where a spot of wild apple trees are where I grew up at. Thanx for the Awesome tip & showing exactly how it's done.
I would love to have seed for them, domesticated trees are susceptible to so many diseases, because they have been bred for the perfect medium size red round apple. If you look at wild ones they are mostly small and odd shaped, but tend to have more flavor and the trees are hardier
Never heard of that type of tea. As for the apple syrup, that looked great! Those posts will be happily used as well. I remember my grandad clearing out trees for posts like that on our wooded land. Greetings from Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
Usually it takes many years to gain wisdom, yet you've achieved just that early on in your life Thanks for sharing the fruit of your labor & nature filled philosophy. Your spirit is an inspiration.
Dear Mr. Outsider, not one to usually comment, but have to say that the comment from Richard Bishop struck a deep chord. I have been subbed over a year and what caused me to do so was the resonance of your voice. It lends a weight to the values and a depth to your actions that come thru on yr videos. Your keen eye and perception are beautifully conveyed by your photography (of our very photogenic wilderness!). Also, I am so impressed by the way you reflect the innate sense of stewardship, and you do it equally well as Shawn James does. Your voice carries. May the lines keep falling to you (and the family) in pleasant places. You have a good inheritance...
Oh, how I love Autumn! The air is just so clean to me. Best time to be in the woods in my opinion. Great music choices. Sir, you are quite the wordsmith. I admire your poetic/philosophical approach to stewardship of the forest and land. Your articulate narrative is so well thought out. Jack London stories used to be my go-to reading when I was younger. Apples and Fall, yes! You have an Artist's eye for staging the "bounty of Autumn". Lovely meal. Lovely video as usual.
And on this day thou shalt do none other thing, only let thy food be prepared with singleness of heart that thy fasting may be perfect, or, in other words, that thy joy may be full. Verily, this is fasting and prayer, or in other words, rejoicing and prayer. And inasmuch as ye do these things with thanksgiving, with cheerful hearts and countenances, ... with a glad heart and a cheerful countenance- Verily I say, that inasmuch as ye do this, the fulness of the earth is yours, the beasts of the field and the fowls of the air, and that which climbeth upon the trees and walketh upon the earth; Yea, and the herb, and the good things which come of the earth, whether for food or for raiment, or for houses, or for barns, or for orchards, or for gardens, or for vineyards; Yea, all things which come of the earth, in the season thereof, are made for the benefit and the use of man, both to please the eye and to gladden the heart; Yea, for food and for raiment, for taste and , to strengthen the body and to enliven the soul.
Here in Switzerland we traditionally boil down the apple juice (pear juice or a mix) even more, until it's thicker and darker, but also has a more pronounced caramelized taste. You'll also find a few places in Europe where this is still done. It's kind of interesting how you'll find a similar tradition so far away. That looked simple yet delicious too.
@@arrogantsquirrel Either your juice wasn't sweet enough (the pear juice sweetens it) or you caramelized too much of the sugar. It shouldn't overheat at any given point. You can also try it with plumbs by the way. The ratio of juice to finished product is generally 10:1 (as opposed to 6:1 here). You're not supposed to add sugar, but the industrial one you buy here does have added sugar. As long as you enjoy the end result I don't think it matters. But originally it was used as a sweetener and lasted as a sugar alternative until sugar became cheap enough.
So BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for sharing all those vibrant colors. It has been so hot and dry here in Alabama, USA, our trees are not vibrant colors like normal. Oh, and I agree with Richard Bishop in the comment below...you definitely have the voice for Audible! Hope your wife is doing well. God bless.
For me this was an excellent presentation and worth my time viewing. Cooking outside... from picking wild apples to brewing chaga tea is a luxury so very few can enjoy. I hope to one day dare to do.
Gahhhh!! I could listen to you all day! It's incredible, I swear you could be reading the ingredients list from a cereal box and I would be mesmerized... your voice is made for narration. 😀💤🛌
Another Awesome 👏 video! I use Cedar polls on my pasture they Last many years. That was nice your grandfather gets to make a little money from the poles. I sure miss Senior Outsider on your videos.
How we take for granted natures beauty. Thank you for reminding us. And if I may ask everyone to pass this on to another person today to remind them go outside and look at the fall colors.
You are correct about thinning out your timber. It's also great to put a little money in your grandpaws pocket. By the way the green not yet ripe wild apple is good to fry and mix butter in with a biscuit to. My lord though that syrup looked good and today this old dog learned a new trick. I m going outside now.
Excellent drone footage and close ups. Amazing colours. It's great to see paying back to your Grandfather. Great talk about forest management. It's your wood crop. Great video, Outsider...
So enjoyed this video. Beautiful in your neck of the woods. Trees in SW Indiana are just beginning to turn. GBU as you travel this beautiful path of life He placed before you!
as an artist i love this time of year with all the colours of the forest , also liked your recipe for apple syrup , greetings from across the pond in Ireland
Thank you for putting into words exactly what a true and responsible woodsman does. People that point their fingers at wilderness dwellers and woodsmen as destroying the ecology have no idea. And then they go home at the end of the day to their little box on the hillside that was created by a massive company coming in and cutting the earth barren to create their neighborhood and sell you sod and plants to put on the property. And the whole time they blame woodsmen for the problem when in fact THEY are the major contributor.
I have watched and enjoyed many of your videos. This one has convinced me that you should put all of your adventures in these videos, into books. I would thoroughly enjoy reading them all. You narrate your videos so beautifully. I have no doubts that you would write just as beautifully. Give it some thought.
Hi !!! Nice video, great with the autumnal impressions! I was pleased that I could see Mr.Outsider- Daddy. I really like him. Super cool dude. Keep it always good. Greetings from Dortmund Ruhr area👋👋👋Germany
14:09 This should be a screensaver. Nice composition. I love the fall, the colors, the smells the fresh air. Great job capturing it here. We’ve been wondering what to do with all the ugly apples from our trees that no one wants to eat. Apple syrup it is. Thanks for the great idea!
It looks great and I would love to try that meal myself. You're making great progress on the cabin and I'm looking forward to seeing the roof finished so you can at least sleep comfortable there. Thanks again for sharing.
Excellent video, #TheOutsider ! The opening aerial videography was superb! Then it got better!!! Wow - it's truly beautiful! Nice posts. Looking forward to the ridgepole raising! Thanks for the video, #TheOutsider !
Fantastic 👍 video, food looked great,and the autumn colors looked great as well.hoping all goes well getting the beam up on to of the cabin.looking forward to the next video.take care and God bless.
enjoyed the video very much, never had apple syrup, I used to pick the apples as a young person for my grandmother and she would make the apples into jelly which we would eat right away fresh, chaga never tried that but this time of year we picked the apples-for deer, bog berries, cranberries and foxberries, everything in nature has a season the closer you live off the land the more you depend own her bounty, all the best
Good video. I love the music and the way you tell the story. The fall colors are sure pretty too. We don't have hardwoods here, but the aspen has all turned yellow.
What an amazing video. It is something that I look forward to every other week. What an amazing spirit that you have my friend! May God Bless you and your family!
you have some beautiful country.....almost makes me a little homesick for Alaska (spent 4 years there in Fairbanks when i was in the USAF) Autumn was always so very short up there, but it was always gloriously colored...
over 6000 people have had their day filled with beauty from your video... and for those of us living in texas, it is a true wonder to see a season!
Your cinematography and commentary are both in harmony with nature. What a beautiful bounty from your family's forest I hope this comment finds you and your family in good health. Your time spent with your Dad will be forever etched in your mind & soul cherish it is as these beautiful moments can never be taken for granted.
You have made me miss Autumn and winter hasn't even ended.
Mr. Outsider's skills with a chair saw are amazing.The apple syrup is making me hungry.What a beautiful presentation of the food.Chef Outsider knows his stuff.Thanks for sharing and God bless you.
I love watching you forage and make wonderful things I’ve never heard of or haven’t ever tasted. Your so diverse and knowledgeable. The food looks scrumptious!
I value the the time you share with us, your faithful followers, and really enjoy the magnificent scenery of the Fall foliage. I pray that you and your family are well, and happy!
I remember doing a pickup load of apples with my grandparents for apple sauce and apple butter. My grandfather also ran a sawmill in Western Pennsylvania, he would trade lumber for what ever they needed.
I have to commend you for keeping this going after losing your mom. I lost my father two years ago and to be honest, sometimes I can’t face the day. Well done.
RIP
Beautiful, woodsman, artist, poet, natural-gourmet, carpenter, photo-journalist and more. Thanks for a thoroughly enjoyable video.
Not sure what it is about your voice, but you bring such a calmness to my spirit listening to you, and watching the closeness with your dad makes this one of my favorite channels. Thank you for that.
Amen to that!
I've commented on this before but i'm going to say it again. Your commentary reminds me of watching Jacques Cousteau and Dick Proenneke when I was a child. They did their own commentary too and you have very similar magical tones. What ever you do please never stop doing your voice overs. That is what makes your videos exceptional.
I also have commented before about his golden pipes. Could be a voice actor for sure.
@@andersd8956 And how do you know that is not himself? A lot of people have the same style in speaking, just because some one sounds like some one else doesn't mean they are trying to sound like that some one, That would be like talking to some one from Australia and saying they are trying to talk like Steve Irwin, or Crocodile Dundee (Paul Hogan)...
Thank you my friend. I'm honored.
@@andersd8956 that's your interpretation. Thumbs down to you for being so closed minded.
@@andersd8956 find a different channel to post your negative comments. ...but may God bless you!
I had to go watch this video again. Your videos leave me positive and happy and appreciating my surroundings. Thank you Sir.
When the world of unspoken beauty embraces a soul, all that is left to impart is the poetry of how it feels to be at one with the surroundings.
Beautifully explained. My sentiments exactly.
Outsider you should see if Audible is hiring. You have the perfect soothing voice for that type of work. Seriously!! Have a wonderful day Outsider.
I agree
I second that! Also if you ever need someone who’s quite to hold your camera...I’m just outside your area.🍻🇨🇦
Yes!! His voice is perfect.
Terri Nadeau I agree. He could probably find work as a narrator if he were so inclined.
Seriously! Most of audible books I’ve heard aren’t as engaging and entertaining as the outsiders voice
Love the discussion about conservation of the forest, and the symbiotic relationship between people and the land. Beautiful video, keep up the great work
Even NATURE fells trees- it also cuts down the brush and dead trees that fuel forest fires.
Some people need to complain and find fault- those who havent researched. You are the kind of person we need in our forests
Wonderful video, I have been thinking of you and your family, Prayers for a peaceful fall and winter season. Have a blessed day.
God and his beautiful creation. There are people who are talented artists, but none as great as our Lord. Have a blessed day and enjoy the woods. Vaughn
Yes
God is an awesome artist.
OMGoodness!!! This is a stunningly beautiful video....capturing the final harvest of the felled trees, autumn colors, and wild apple syrup! ❤️️ The aerial views following the tractor's journey was my most favorite part! Well-done! P.S. So glad you have such a highly-regarded sponsor as Audible! 👍👊
Heaven on earth is what I just watched ! Peaceful harmony between man and forest with yummy eats to nourish the body and soul. Thank you for taking us along, I so enjoy you videos GOD bless you and yours brother
Taking a day off in autumn brings such great rewards if only one knows how to reward themselves. Truly my favorite time of year! Thanks for sharing .
Thank you for sharing this bounty with us. You have my curiosity going.
I hope Daddy Outsider is doing well, thoughts and prayers.
Oh I could smell that tart odor. Thank you for showing us the way to make apple syrup. What a wonderful day. Out in the color and cool temperatures I dream I’m in heaven. 🙂😇
Being the only boy with 10 sisters my papa took me everywhere and taught me so much by just being with him. I miss him.
I love simple recipes! We tend to over die the syrup process. I never thought that one ingredient was enough, and it being pure apple juice means it's full flavor! Can't wait to try it out. Thank you again for the beautiful journey.
Very well spoken principles of sustainable forestry management. I’ve never been a fan of clear cuts. Unless it’s a case of disease or weather disaster. Excellent videography as usual.
We need forest management like this in California.
You definitely understand your blessings and talents given and who from! It's great that you helped your grandfather out! God bless and take care!
Beautiful colors of autumn, leafs, apples, syrup, pancake and entire forest. Can smale from here the humidity of moss!
i'm noticing your growth as a content producer, the way you word things and the visual effects you shoot for. This is turning from a cabin build to a wilderness experience and i for one am not complaining. Great work brother!!!
I know that everyone has his share of troubles in this life, but his video makes me yearn for the peace that your lifestyle seem to bring to you. God bless you and thanks for making such a great video.
Can't wait to see the finished cabin and see your family enjoy it to the fullest .
Thanks for putting in so much time an effort into each video 👍
Wonderful to see you again in another video .....Please keep them coming. Regards to Mrs Outsider and Mr Outsider senior.
What a lovely spread !!!! the cinematography is amazing !...more please more
That was one of my favorite videos. But I can't wait till the cabin is finished.
I Love how you showed what those wild apples can be used for, I never knew those could be made into a syrup like that. Now I'm gonna have to do it myself. I know exactly where a spot of wild apple trees are where I grew up at. Thanx for the Awesome tip & showing exactly how it's done.
I would love to have seed for them, domesticated trees are susceptible to so many diseases, because they have been bred for the perfect medium size red round apple. If you look at wild ones they are mostly small and odd shaped, but tend to have more flavor and the trees are hardier
Never heard of that type of tea. As for the apple syrup, that looked great! Those posts will be happily used as well. I remember my grandad clearing out trees for posts like that on our wooded land. Greetings from Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
Your episodes make me realize how beautiful life is. Thank you. Stay safe.
Usually it takes many years to gain wisdom, yet you've achieved just that early on in your life Thanks for sharing the fruit of your labor & nature filled philosophy. Your spirit is an inspiration.
Dear Mr. Outsider, not one to usually comment, but have to say that the comment from Richard Bishop struck a deep chord. I have been subbed over a year and what caused me to do so was the resonance of your voice. It lends a weight to the values and a depth to your actions that come thru on yr videos. Your keen eye and perception are beautifully conveyed by your photography (of our very photogenic wilderness!).
Also, I am so impressed by the way you reflect the innate sense of stewardship, and you do it equally well as Shawn James does. Your voice carries.
May the lines keep falling to you (and the family) in pleasant places. You have a good inheritance...
Oh, how I love Autumn! The air is just so clean to me. Best time to be in the woods in my opinion. Great music choices. Sir, you are quite the wordsmith. I admire your poetic/philosophical approach to stewardship of the forest and land. Your articulate narrative is so well thought out. Jack London stories used to be my go-to reading when I was younger. Apples and Fall, yes! You have an Artist's eye for staging the "bounty of Autumn". Lovely meal. Lovely video as usual.
I absolutely adore your videos and you and your family. They are comforting to my soul and bring me such peace. Thank you for such an amazing gift.
The world is even more beautiful when you can see it from above the trees.
Just setting here looking at the scenery as well. How God, our Creator painted this world in beautiful colors. Praise God, Thank You Father! Awesome!
And on this day thou shalt do none other thing, only let thy food be prepared with singleness of heart that thy fasting may be perfect, or, in other words, that thy joy may be full.
Verily, this is fasting and prayer, or in other words, rejoicing and prayer.
And inasmuch as ye do these things with thanksgiving, with cheerful hearts and countenances, ... with a glad heart and a cheerful countenance-
Verily I say, that inasmuch as ye do this, the fulness of the earth is yours, the beasts of the field and the fowls of the air, and that which climbeth upon the trees and walketh upon the earth;
Yea, and the herb, and the good things which come of the earth, whether for food or for raiment, or for houses, or for barns, or for orchards, or for gardens, or for vineyards;
Yea, all things which come of the earth, in the season thereof, are made for the benefit and the use of man, both to please the eye and to gladden the heart;
Yea, for food and for raiment, for taste and , to strengthen the body and to enliven the soul.
The fall colors of the foliage are beautiful! You captured it all...
Here in Switzerland we traditionally boil down the apple juice (pear juice or a mix) even more, until it's thicker and darker, but also has a more pronounced caramelized taste. You'll also find a few places in Europe where this is still done.
It's kind of interesting how you'll find a similar tradition so far away. That looked simple yet delicious too.
Do you add sugar or anything? I've tried this recently and it turned out quite sour.
@@arrogantsquirrel Either your juice wasn't sweet enough (the pear juice sweetens it) or you caramelized too much of the sugar. It shouldn't overheat at any given point. You can also try it with plumbs by the way. The ratio of juice to finished product is generally 10:1 (as opposed to 6:1 here).
You're not supposed to add sugar, but the industrial one you buy here does have added sugar. As long as you enjoy the end result I don't think it matters. But originally it was used as a sweetener and lasted as a sugar alternative until sugar became cheap enough.
Nothing better than being in the woods in the fall, Cant wait to see how you two have figured out how to handle the ridge pole.
I really enjoyed how you made your meal all whilst sitting next to the old tractor. Nice touch!
I certainly hope that you shared the bounty of your work with the Senior Outsider and took some home for Mrs. Outsider!
So BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for sharing all those vibrant colors. It has been so hot and dry here in Alabama, USA, our trees are not vibrant colors like normal. Oh, and I agree with Richard Bishop in the comment below...you definitely have the voice for Audible! Hope your wife is doing well. God bless.
Thanks for beautiful fall colors. Tell dad hi and that I hope he is doing good. I lost my twin last month, heart wrenching.
So sorry for your loss. May His peace rest upon your shoulders.
@@cjaracz2757 thank you so much.
For me this was an excellent presentation and worth my time viewing. Cooking outside... from picking wild apples to brewing chaga tea is a luxury so very few can enjoy. I hope to one day dare to do.
Nice to see the apple tree and how much you got from it. And the wild apple syrup. ... great work keep it going.
Wonder commentary as well as visuals. I live in Southern California and so miss the fall colors of the East Coast. Peace be with you and your family.
I've learned a lot from your episodes.... It must be very rewarding to have this experience of building a cabin with you and Your father....
Gahhhh!! I could listen to you all day! It's incredible, I swear you could be reading the ingredients list from a cereal box and I would be mesmerized... your voice is made for narration. 😀💤🛌
Another Awesome 👏 video! I use Cedar polls on my pasture they Last many years. That was nice your grandfather gets to make a little money from the poles.
I sure miss Senior Outsider on your videos.
How we take for granted natures beauty. Thank you for reminding us. And if I may ask everyone to pass this on to another person today to remind them go outside and look at the fall colors.
Oh my, the gorgeous sky and leaves reflected in the syrup - unexpectedly beautiful! 😊
You are correct about thinning out your timber. It's also great to put a little money in your grandpaws pocket. By the way the green not yet ripe wild apple is good to fry and mix butter in with a biscuit to. My lord though that syrup looked good and today this old dog learned a new trick. I m going outside now.
You sir, are a poet. Both audibly, as well as visually. That final scene with the "nesting" maple leaves was pictorial poetry.
Thank you my friend. :)
Excellent drone footage and close ups. Amazing colours. It's great to see paying back to your Grandfather. Great talk about forest management. It's your wood crop. Great video, Outsider...
Not only are you a talented & creative Woodsman you are a brilliant Wordsmith. I really enjoy your channel.
So enjoyed this video. Beautiful in your neck of the woods. Trees in SW Indiana are just beginning to turn. GBU as you travel this beautiful path of life He placed before you!
Can’t beat natures beauty in the fall. Keep on going, Mr. Outsider. Love to watch your videos.
as an artist i love this time of year with all the colours of the forest , also liked your recipe for apple syrup , greetings from across the pond in Ireland
Thank you for putting into words exactly what a true and responsible woodsman does. People that point their fingers at wilderness dwellers and woodsmen as destroying the ecology have no idea. And then they go home at the end of the day to their little box on the hillside that was created by a massive company coming in and cutting the earth barren to create their neighborhood and sell you sod and plants to put on the property. And the whole time they blame woodsmen for the problem when in fact THEY are the major contributor.
🇬🇧 Cut the hillsides bare and wonder why they get mudslides after heavy rain.
Thank you for the wonderful footage of the forest and the outstanding narration!
You are not clear-cutting and gutting a forest in patches and then leaving wood around. You are doing a great job. Congratulations sir.
Great drone footage. Thank you for your posts. I love your work!
I have watched and enjoyed many of your videos. This one has convinced me that you should put all of your adventures in these videos, into books. I would thoroughly enjoy reading them all. You narrate your videos so beautifully. I have no doubts that you would write just as beautifully. Give it some thought.
Thank you for showing the beautiful color in the trees.
Thank you for sharing a bite of Fall with us, especially the wild apple syrup.
Beautiful images of the trees and your makeshift table! Never heard of apple syrup... now I want some!!!!
Hi !!! Nice video, great with the autumnal impressions! I was pleased that I could see Mr.Outsider- Daddy. I really like him. Super cool dude. Keep it always good. Greetings from Dortmund Ruhr area👋👋👋Germany
14:09 This should be a screensaver. Nice composition. I love the fall, the colors, the smells the fresh air. Great job capturing it here. We’ve been wondering what to do with all the ugly apples from our trees that no one wants to eat. Apple syrup it is. Thanks for the great idea!
Great way to start a Saturday morning
Cinematography on POINT, my man.
It looks great and I would love to try that meal myself. You're making great progress on the cabin and I'm looking forward to seeing the roof finished so you can at least sleep comfortable there. Thanks again for sharing.
Excellent video, #TheOutsider ! The opening aerial videography was superb! Then it got better!!! Wow - it's truly beautiful! Nice posts. Looking forward to the ridgepole raising! Thanks for the video, #TheOutsider !
Fantastic new video. Poetic in story and equally poetic in videography. You're my favorite channel on youtube.
The instrumental guitar and mandolin at the beginning of the video was excellent!
gotta love the maples in the fall, great trees year around, and the sap is a special gift from God , thank yoi my friend.
I love the presentation of the food. Awesome. The drone footage is absolutely beautiful too! Greetings to your wife and little girl!
Thanks from Florida for the taste of autumn.
Excellent video, beautiful colors, good looking food, great information, well done my friend.
Fantastic 👍 video, food looked great,and the autumn colors looked great as well.hoping all goes well getting the beam up on to of the cabin.looking forward to the next video.take care and God bless.
When I need some peace in my hectic day I watch your channel.
Thanks!
What a beautiful peaceful day in the woods. 🍁🍂
A perfect video for a cool Autumn morning. Happy Sabbath.
You are an artist 🌻
enjoyed the video very much, never had apple syrup, I used to pick the apples as a young person for my grandmother and she would make the apples into jelly which we would eat right away fresh, chaga never tried that but this time of year we picked the apples-for deer, bog berries, cranberries and foxberries, everything in nature has a season the closer you live off the land the more you depend own her bounty, all the best
Beautiful images and narration, you Sir are an artist !
Your moms beauty shining threw you capture it so well
Your vids become more and more beautifully pieces of poetry. Well done.
That looks like heaven on Earth that forest scenery. One day hopefully, would be a dream come true having some land like that
Simple, can't express my love in words.
Good video. I love the music and the way you tell the story. The fall colors are sure pretty too. We don't have hardwoods here, but the aspen has all turned yellow.
Love your tractor, such character.
What an amazing video. It is something that I look forward to every other week. What an amazing spirit that you have my friend! May God Bless you and your family!
you have some beautiful country.....almost makes me a little homesick for Alaska (spent 4 years there in Fairbanks when i was in the USAF) Autumn was always so very short up there, but it was always gloriously colored...
I have really enjoyed watching your build. The music you used in this last video I really enjoyed. Keep up the good work!
I was having some maple syrup with my biscuit this morning and it made me think of this channel so I’m now watching while I eat.