Why we subscribe and enjoy your videos is simple, we’re interested what you’re doing and we enjoy spending time with you. Your authenticity and good humor are a pleasure. 👍🏻
Thank you very much indeed and of course for always watching and commenting. When I edit the videos I am always pleased when how are are together normally shines through for you too. Yes, we really are this daft in normal life and not just when the camera is recording lol. Hopefully we can continue to grow as a channel for just being us and what we are doing... and the odd arty shots and special effects now and then. Thank you again :-)
You two have accomplished so much with grit and ingenuity! My renovation priorities have always been safe, warm (including heat and hot water) and dry. You seem to have others... 😄 Now that you have the "luxury" of electricity, my holiday wish for you is installation of a very hot bath/shower ASAP. ❤ Dawn, how are you washing your hair??? You always look lovely.😘 I am not at all nice to be around without access to a hot shower and the ability to wash my long hair... You are both amazing.
Awww thank you so much! 🥰 Warm is Bens main priority, so we are rarely cold, unless we’re outside lol. Shower indoors should happen soon hopefully before Christmas! So that is very very exciting! We’ve been showering outdoors for 6 months, so what a revelation it will be to shower indoors again! To be fair Ben set up a good outdoor hot shower so it hasn’t been so bad really, even when it’s raining!🌧️ it does take a while to rinse my hair out but wow it has felt so much healthier since showering in rain water! Thank you for the compliment 😊😘
I love you guys to bits! Good thing you were clearing during the dormant period. I would get a tractor out to level it out before you start replanting, it will make a world of difference. I was unsure if by garden you meant a lawn with flowers and foliage or if you meant vegetables? I am soooooo happy the Money Pit is making a turn towards new creations and new endeavors and seeing your hard work on making it happen is rewarding as a viewer which is why we watch. I wish I was closer, younger, and more able to come over and give you a hand. Getting out in the land is part of your journey as your turning the neglected back into usable. I hope yall have a Merry Christmas and keep on keeping on! You both are doing so well for not having any experience. I wish you all the warmth of the Holiday Season!
Thank you very much, we are so pleased people enjoy watching us, as we are loving it here. Funnily enough, we were only saying last night that I need to suck it up and get the rake out and flatten all of the soil we piled up from the out buildings. A tractor would be faster and easier but we don't want to ask too many favours of the lovely people around us..... or at least try not to. (look out for a coming video) More of a vegetable / relax / flowers type area. At the moment just a flat area will be a good start, but we will get there now we have more time for homesteading :-) We are really looking forward to having a big period of time to dedicate to clearing. We watched the Money pit the other day as we had not seen it, great film and oh so true, it is just like this place hahaha. It will be an odd Christmas this year but will be as special as it always it. Merry Christmas to you an your family. And thank you so much for always watching and commenting :-)
Thank you very much indeed. We like to think we are "normal" and what you see really is how we are. Currently sat up in bed (the sofa bed, still in the kitchen) watching West Cork Wander and replying to comments in here. Thank you so much for watching and commenting :-)
You two are so lovable! no need for any special treatment, so delighted to simply watch you two get things tidied and fixed up as you create your home. It was also my first time joining a channel! Looking forward to your continuing adventures. Wood chips are great for soggy areas.
Oh you get the special treatment for being a channel member and we intend on delivering the shout out and secret wave to every new channel member. I hope you saw your secret wave as it was very very subtle. So not only were you our first channel member, we are your first channel to become a member of, now we feel even more special. Wood chips..... soggy areas..... shhhhhh, no spoilers! Thank you again for being our first channel member and of course watching and commenting time and time again :-)
It must bring down the stress when you get a clear day to work outside and tidy up. It looks so much better and that chipper's working overtime - you both probably are too haha. It will be so nice once the yard has been cleared and you can really see the full extent of the property. Bathing birdies are sweet! Your roof has been fixed since filming that scene.
It is lovely to get out and work on the land. The house took priority but now it is dry and warm we can look forward to being outside more and starting the real work on the land before Spring. We have so much to do and the chipper will work wonders to help make a load more chippings. Yes the ridge tiles are done, this video showed how bad they really were. And as for the bathing birds... I think they are mocking us hahahaha. Thank you as always Tracy for watching and commenting, we love the comments we receive.
Hi :-) I seem to have an issue with buying things that are normally far too over the top for the job in hand. The last few purchases though have been worth going larger. I was looking at the up to 4" 100mm chipper but that is far too large not to burn so opted for the smaller 2" 50mm model. It is a great bit of kit and did eight barrow loads of chippings in a few hours. It only jammed once where I didn't realise the barrow was so full. Once I kept an eye on it ,it didn't jam again. Thanks as always for watching and commenting :-)
Dawn and Ben lovely to see you both outdoors and you got such a lot of mulching/chipping done .We your viewers can see how tidy it has made your area .It is a fantastic piece of kit that mulcher.If you were thinking of growing veg in raised bed the chippings are great in the bottom of raised beds.Well done you both. I hope you have a lovely Christmas and all you and your family wish for in 2024,peace health and happiness. God bless you both and stsy safe xx
Hi Colette, thank you for joining us so quickly after the video uploading and of course commenting :-) We love being outside, it has always been our dream since being together to have land and lots of animals, so being able to make a start with something like the chipper that just eats through branches, it is effortless. Thank you for sharing the tip on using the chippings at the bottom of the raised bed, I know Dawn can't wait to have some flat, dry land to be able to start growing veg, and we have plenty of chippings now. Thank you for the wishes for 2024, we will be here, I am sure busy doing something. All the very best to you and yours also. xx
Now it might seem like a rusty old barrel, but to me it has the potential to become a brazier to burn things in !!!! Yet another fire to have fun with 😂😂😂
Hahaha, we did wonder if you would suggest that rusty old barrel as a combustion chamber lol. We think that may have been it's sole purpose when the house was occupied. Thanks for watching and comment as always Clive :-)
ROFL Procrastination anticipated Congratulations on your new channel member! You are both so cute together - who wouldn't want to watch your channel or support you both by cheering you on or joining your channel. Loved this video with the look back and ending in the present. Dawn is much more confident with her mini chain saw than in the summer, she will be wanting a bigger model next year 🪚brambles beware lol
hahaha, I think we were both very good at not procrastinating for once.... until our neighbour turned up for an hour and of course it would have been rude not to stop and chat lol. The last land work video we did said to be continued, so I had to find a way of jumping back to what this new video was a continuation of. So a bit of a play with some editing and here we are. Not sure how I can make the next video better with editing effects and not repeating what I did in this one. Dawn is a beast with everything she does, never scared to have a go and works so much harder than I do. I make it look like I am working when really I am watching Dawn do it all. Thank you Janie for always watching and commenting :-) Have a lovely Sunday.
Thanks Simon. Every time I shave now I think of you, I can't say it makes me want to shave hahaha. The garden area is getting there slowly the dream of our homestead is a long way off, but slow and steady as they say. Thank you for watching and of course commenting :-)
Oh we have tonnes of ash from both the range and the open fire in the bedroom from both wood and coal. The chippings will be / were put to good use.... keep watching. A Merry Christmas to you too and thank you so much for watching and commenting.
Your wood chipper will come in handy in the spring to get more of the property cleaned up. When you need a mental health break from inside jobs you can spend a day outdoors and get the satisfaction of instant results. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and that 2024 is the best year ever for the Corner House family.
Dawn is already itching to get back out there as we did some work on the mud surrounding the house a week ago - (video to come) and now she has the outside bug again. Quite often she goes out the back and is gone for 15 minutes off down the land somewhere. Thank you so much John and all the very best to you and yours. And of course it goes without saying, thank you for always watching and commenting :-)
Oh wow Mary, thank you so so much. I just replied to another Super Thanks comment and that we have never mentioned the Super Thanks or Channel membership options as were were not sure if it is just cheeky, so we just left them available but unannounced. It was only when we had our first Channel member join we had to mention it as it is a perk of being a member.... a BIG shout out and a secret wave lol. But looking now, we are going to have to add a super thanks credit roll at the end of the next video. Again, thank you so much and for also watching and commenting with your Christmas present to us xxx
I would have never thought that there were small woodchipper. Our property is half woods and we are always picking up sticks and just don’t know what to do with them since we don’t have a fireplace. Now, a woodchipper would be perfect to deal with them…thanks for giving me the idea. So are you going to use the chips for pathways or mulch? Oh, and Congratulations on your first member!
Hi Dory, thank you for always joining us and you are always welcome :-) Over here you can even buy small electric ones for sticks and things and then, as you know, you can get huge chippers which eat trees. We went for a mid level one, it isn't noisy, quieter than the big generator, and is really easy to start. It will take up to 50mm (1/2 inch) and a little bigger if you get carried away. We have so many trees down from the past 20 years, the chipper will help no end. Paths or mulch? If I told you, you would be seeing into the future of a video yet to come :-) Thank you for always being with us on our journey.
Happy weekend you two . All such a pleasure watching and chatting . Just sitting here watching out 9 month old twins dismantle the Christmas tree. love and hugs from California
Happy Sunday to you and thank you for watching and commenting again. OMG, not just one 9 month old but two, you have your work cut out for you there and I bet so many presents from Santa for them. We used to have a big fat ginger tom cat who used to love Christmas, every year he would be asleep in the tree, slowly destroying it day by day. Have a lovely day making your tree look pretty again haha.
Nice to see you guys at it again (at it before? 😉). Whenever you get out into the garden again, you might consider just setting up a compost heap, rather than waiting to make bins or bays. All you need is a 5-to-15 foot space that's somewhat out of the way, & a bunch of stuff to compost. You can try to optimize that rate of composting by balancing greens & browns, keeping it turned, managing moisture content, & all that; or can literally just let it all sit there & rot (getting organic material *not* to compost is really the tricky part). In theory, the middle of a very big pile could get too hot; but that's pretty unlikely, especially in Ireland, in the winter- and especially if you're not managing the pile to deliberately make it hot. Too big a pile mostly just gets to be a pain to add stuff to; but you can always make a long oval rather than a big circle, or more than one pile. Anyway, have a great week/few days/however long. 😊
Hahaha, yes, we were back to the future which is still the past and then in present day, even we got confused lol A compost heap will be great, sadly it won't be in the immediate future as we have so many trees to cut back and chipper, there is one section of the land we haven't managed to yet due to fallen trees. The only vegetation we have at present is the grass growing in the field which the other day was 4" under water from the rain. All the nettles have died away as have the marsh marigolds. Very soon though we will be able to carry on with the small farm land / homestead to clear it ready for Spring..... that is the plan anyway haha. Thank you as always for watching and commenting with such a great idea and with so much information. Hopefully we can use it one day :-)
We are getting there bit by bit, trying to balance the house and land. Sadly the land had to wait, but very soon we can continue to work on our small Irish farm / homestead like we always planned. Thank you for watching and commenting :-)
Love the videos , keep them coming. You seem to have a nice patch of land there behind the sheds. I can see veg patches going in there some time in the future.
Thank you Jay :-) That is the plan I think with a garden type area, maybe a poly tunnel too. The rest of the land is hidden down the bank, it won't be log before you start seeing that. It was like a paddling pool the other day after heavy rain. Thanks as always for watching and commenting on our videos, it is much appreciated :-)
Watching you two clean up the land is so satisfying, but ya make me nervous when you stick your hand in the chipper Ben!! Can’t do secret waves with no fingers!! 😅
Hahaha no that is very true! He has started using a stick to push it down when it’s smaller branches and taking his gloves off as the brambles catch the gloves! 😳🫣
Dawn just loves being outside and if the house wasn't the priority, working on the land would have been happening from day 1. She is itching to get out there over the Christmas period and hopefully we can continue on a very regular basis. Channel membership: Basically, we can create different perks for people who choose to become channel members. At present we set it up just for fun with a shout out and secret wave (maybe not so secret), priority replies to your comments (we normally start from the oldest to the newest) and some special icons by your name to show you support our channel. At the moment it is just for fun, but we can chose to show only members selected videos and not make them public etc. Thank you Debbie for watching and commenting and being a subscriber :-)
Just found your channel, we bought our cornish farmhouse 2 years ago & have started our journey on utube, look forward to getting some inspiration from you & seeing your journey 😊
Hi Jackie, thank you for commenting again :-) Well Dawn said she preferred to do the chopping as she enjoys it, I personally preferred being the one standing at the wood chipper, stuffing in Dawn had cut off. I think I have the better end of the bargain. Hopefully, soon, we can carry on with the land and continue make our small Irish farm / homestead a reality. Thank you again, have a lovely Sunday.
Hi Marie, not in the grand scheme of things not really but certainly good value for money. The company make little ones to huge ones which will eat a tree. We though a mid level one would be good for us as we have a lot of fallen trees and tones of branches to chip. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment :)
Thank you very much. The cats have settled in really well now thank you and are just lazing around in the kitchen next to or around the old Stanley 8 range we have. The donkey friend is another channel you watch though. We have cow friends next door in the barns. Thank you so much for watching and commenting :-)
Fingers crossed for you! Can't wait to start clearing ours properly. I often wander down the land just to be there. The house takes over doesn't it and it's nice now and again to take off down there and lose yourself for a little while!
Why we subscribe and enjoy your videos is simple, we’re interested what you’re doing and we enjoy spending time with you. Your authenticity and good humor are a pleasure. 👍🏻
Thank you very much indeed and of course for always watching and commenting.
When I edit the videos I am always pleased when how are are together normally shines through for you too. Yes, we really are this daft in normal life and not just when the camera is recording lol.
Hopefully we can continue to grow as a channel for just being us and what we are doing... and the odd arty shots and special effects now and then.
Thank you again :-)
You two have accomplished so much with grit and ingenuity! My renovation priorities have always been safe, warm (including heat and hot water) and dry. You seem to have others... 😄 Now that you have the "luxury" of electricity, my holiday wish for you is installation of a very hot bath/shower ASAP. ❤ Dawn, how are you washing your hair??? You always look lovely.😘 I am not at all nice to be around without access to a hot shower and the ability to wash my long hair... You are both amazing.
Awww thank you so much! 🥰 Warm is Bens main priority, so we are rarely cold, unless we’re outside lol. Shower indoors should happen soon hopefully before Christmas! So that is very very exciting! We’ve been showering outdoors for 6 months, so what a revelation it will be to shower indoors again! To be fair Ben set up a good outdoor hot shower so it hasn’t been so bad really, even when it’s raining!🌧️ it does take a while to rinse my hair out but wow it has felt so much healthier since showering in rain water! Thank you for the compliment 😊😘
I love you guys to bits! Good thing you were clearing during the dormant period. I would get a tractor out to level it out before you start replanting, it will make a world of difference. I was unsure if by garden you meant a lawn with flowers and foliage or if you meant vegetables? I am soooooo happy the Money Pit is making a turn towards new creations and new endeavors and seeing your hard work on making it happen is rewarding as a viewer which is why we watch. I wish I was closer, younger, and more able to come over and give you a hand. Getting out in the land is part of your journey as your turning the neglected back into usable. I hope yall have a Merry Christmas and keep on keeping on! You both are doing so well for not having any experience. I wish you all the warmth of the Holiday Season!
Thank you very much, we are so pleased people enjoy watching us, as we are loving it here.
Funnily enough, we were only saying last night that I need to suck it up and get the rake out and flatten all of the soil we piled up from the out buildings. A tractor would be faster and easier but we don't want to ask too many favours of the lovely people around us..... or at least try not to. (look out for a coming video)
More of a vegetable / relax / flowers type area. At the moment just a flat area will be a good start, but we will get there now we have more time for homesteading :-) We are really looking forward to having a big period of time to dedicate to clearing.
We watched the Money pit the other day as we had not seen it, great film and oh so true, it is just like this place hahaha.
It will be an odd Christmas this year but will be as special as it always it.
Merry Christmas to you an your family. And thank you so much for always watching and commenting :-)
I watch because you always make me smile. Keep on doing what your doing XX
Thank you Carol, that is nice to know. We will keep on, keeping on.
Thank you for always watching and commenting :-) Have a lovely Christmas xx
Lovely video, it clearly comes across how much you love the wildlife and your new life in Ireland, we missed you, but we are so happy for you, xx❤
Thanks Pa. Aww we really do! It's hard isn't it? Love it here, but do miss everyone 😢 weird mixture of emotions! X❤️X
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You are down to earth people love watching your channel ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much indeed. We like to think we are "normal" and what you see really is how we are. Currently sat up in bed (the sofa bed, still in the kitchen) watching West Cork Wander and replying to comments in here.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting :-)
You two are so lovable! no need for any special treatment, so delighted to simply watch you two get things tidied and fixed up as you create your home. It was also my first time joining a channel! Looking forward to your continuing adventures. Wood chips are great for soggy areas.
Oh you get the special treatment for being a channel member and we intend on delivering the shout out and secret wave to every new channel member. I hope you saw your secret wave as it was very very subtle.
So not only were you our first channel member, we are your first channel to become a member of, now we feel even more special.
Wood chips..... soggy areas..... shhhhhh, no spoilers!
Thank you again for being our first channel member and of course watching and commenting time and time again :-)
It must bring down the stress when you get a clear day to work outside and tidy up. It looks so much better and that chipper's working overtime - you both probably are too haha. It will be so nice once the yard has been cleared and you can really see the full extent of the property. Bathing birdies are sweet! Your roof has been fixed since filming that scene.
It is lovely to get out and work on the land. The house took priority but now it is dry and warm we can look forward to being outside more and starting the real work on the land before Spring. We have so much to do and the chipper will work wonders to help make a load more chippings.
Yes the ridge tiles are done, this video showed how bad they really were. And as for the bathing birds... I think they are mocking us hahahaha.
Thank you as always Tracy for watching and commenting, we love the comments we receive.
Your wood chipping machine looks like it works well, not what I usually see, most people undersize it and battle with it jamming up all the time.👍
Hi :-)
I seem to have an issue with buying things that are normally far too over the top for the job in hand. The last few purchases though have been worth going larger. I was looking at the up to 4" 100mm chipper but that is far too large not to burn so opted for the smaller 2" 50mm model. It is a great bit of kit and did eight barrow loads of chippings in a few hours.
It only jammed once where I didn't realise the barrow was so full. Once I kept an eye on it ,it didn't jam again.
Thanks as always for watching and commenting :-)
Dawn and Ben lovely to see you both outdoors and you got such a lot of mulching/chipping done .We your viewers can see how tidy it has made your area .It is a fantastic piece of kit that mulcher.If you were thinking of growing veg in raised bed the chippings are great in the bottom of raised beds.Well done you both. I hope you have a lovely Christmas and all you and your family wish for in 2024,peace health and happiness. God bless you both and stsy safe xx
Hi Colette, thank you for joining us so quickly after the video uploading and of course commenting :-)
We love being outside, it has always been our dream since being together to have land and lots of animals, so being able to make a start with something like the chipper that just eats through branches, it is effortless.
Thank you for sharing the tip on using the chippings at the bottom of the raised bed, I know Dawn can't wait to have some flat, dry land to be able to start growing veg, and we have plenty of chippings now.
Thank you for the wishes for 2024, we will be here, I am sure busy doing something. All the very best to you and yours also. xx
Now it might seem like a rusty old barrel, but to me it has the potential to become a brazier to burn things in !!!! Yet another fire to have fun with 😂😂😂
Hahaha, we did wonder if you would suggest that rusty old barrel as a combustion chamber lol. We think that may have been it's sole purpose when the house was occupied.
Thanks for watching and comment as always Clive :-)
ROFL Procrastination anticipated Congratulations on your new channel member! You are both so cute together - who wouldn't want to watch your channel or support you both by cheering you on or joining your channel. Loved this video with the look back and ending in the present. Dawn is much more confident with her mini chain saw than in the summer, she will be wanting a bigger model next year 🪚brambles beware lol
hahaha, I think we were both very good at not procrastinating for once.... until our neighbour turned up for an hour and of course it would have been rude not to stop and chat lol.
The last land work video we did said to be continued, so I had to find a way of jumping back to what this new video was a continuation of. So a bit of a play with some editing and here we are. Not sure how I can make the next video better with editing effects and not repeating what I did in this one.
Dawn is a beast with everything she does, never scared to have a go and works so much harder than I do. I make it look like I am working when really I am watching Dawn do it all.
Thank you Janie for always watching and commenting :-) Have a lovely Sunday.
Wow looking great and Dawn were you pointing to Ben's close shave OMG. Always love the edited finger 😂 😂.
Great job with the garden i must say.
Thanks Simon. Every time I shave now I think of you, I can't say it makes me want to shave hahaha.
The garden area is getting there slowly the dream of our homestead is a long way off, but slow and steady as they say.
Thank you for watching and of course commenting :-)
@@thecornerhouseproject I will always try and comment as amazing to see how things are changing for the better.
I would have been tempted to build a fire pit to burn the garden waist and use the ash for composting. - Just a thought. MERRY CHRISTMAS.
Oh we have tonnes of ash from both the range and the open fire in the bedroom from both wood and coal. The chippings will be / were put to good use.... keep watching.
A Merry Christmas to you too and thank you so much for watching and commenting.
Your wood chipper will come in handy in the spring to get more of the property cleaned up. When you need a mental health break from inside jobs you can spend a day outdoors and get the satisfaction of instant results. Hope you have a wonderful Christmas and that 2024 is the best year ever for the Corner House family.
Dawn is already itching to get back out there as we did some work on the mud surrounding the house a week ago - (video to come) and now she has the outside bug again. Quite often she goes out the back and is gone for 15 minutes off down the land somewhere.
Thank you so much John and all the very best to you and yours. And of course it goes without saying, thank you for always watching and commenting :-)
The secret wave love it guys your doing so well with everything keep up the good work 👋
Look what you have started hahahaha.
Thanks Jamie, have a lovely Christmas :-)
@@thecornerhouseproject and both of you merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Thanks!
Oh wow Mary, thank you so so much. I just replied to another Super Thanks comment and that we have never mentioned the Super Thanks or Channel membership options as were were not sure if it is just cheeky, so we just left them available but unannounced. It was only when we had our first Channel member join we had to mention it as it is a perk of being a member.... a BIG shout out and a secret wave lol. But looking now, we are going to have to add a super thanks credit roll at the end of the next video.
Again, thank you so much and for also watching and commenting with your Christmas present to us xxx
I would have never thought that there were small woodchipper. Our property is half woods and we are always picking up sticks and just don’t know what to do with them since we don’t have a fireplace. Now, a woodchipper would be perfect to deal with them…thanks for giving me the idea. So are you going to use the chips for pathways or mulch? Oh, and Congratulations on your first member!
Hi Dory, thank you for always joining us and you are always welcome :-)
Over here you can even buy small electric ones for sticks and things and then, as you know, you can get huge chippers which eat trees. We went for a mid level one, it isn't noisy, quieter than the big generator, and is really easy to start. It will take up to 50mm (1/2 inch) and a little bigger if you get carried away. We have so many trees down from the past 20 years, the chipper will help no end.
Paths or mulch? If I told you, you would be seeing into the future of a video yet to come :-)
Thank you for always being with us on our journey.
There are also electric wood chipper. I love mine. 😊
Happy weekend you two . All such a pleasure watching and chatting . Just sitting here watching out 9 month old twins dismantle the Christmas tree. love and hugs from California
Happy Sunday to you and thank you for watching and commenting again. OMG, not just one 9 month old but two, you have your work cut out for you there and I bet so many presents from Santa for them.
We used to have a big fat ginger tom cat who used to love Christmas, every year he would be asleep in the tree, slowly destroying it day by day.
Have a lovely day making your tree look pretty again haha.
Nice to see you guys at it again (at it before? 😉).
Whenever you get out into the garden again, you might consider just setting up a compost heap, rather than waiting to make bins or bays. All you need is a 5-to-15 foot space that's somewhat out of the way, & a bunch of stuff to compost. You can try to optimize that rate of composting by balancing greens & browns, keeping it turned, managing moisture content, & all that; or can literally just let it all sit there & rot (getting organic material *not* to compost is really the tricky part). In theory, the middle of a very big pile could get too hot; but that's pretty unlikely, especially in Ireland, in the winter- and especially if you're not managing the pile to deliberately make it hot. Too big a pile mostly just gets to be a pain to add stuff to; but you can always make a long oval rather than a big circle, or more than one pile.
Anyway, have a great week/few days/however long. 😊
Hahaha, yes, we were back to the future which is still the past and then in present day, even we got confused lol
A compost heap will be great, sadly it won't be in the immediate future as we have so many trees to cut back and chipper, there is one section of the land we haven't managed to yet due to fallen trees. The only vegetation we have at present is the grass growing in the field which the other day was 4" under water from the rain. All the nettles have died away as have the marsh marigolds.
Very soon though we will be able to carry on with the small farm land / homestead to clear it ready for Spring..... that is the plan anyway haha.
Thank you as always for watching and commenting with such a great idea and with so much information. Hopefully we can use it one day :-)
You’re making really good progress.Congratulation on your first member.
We are getting there bit by bit, trying to balance the house and land. Sadly the land had to wait, but very soon we can continue to work on our small Irish farm / homestead like we always planned.
Thank you for watching and commenting :-)
Love the videos , keep them coming. You seem to have a nice patch of land there behind the sheds. I can see veg patches going in there some time in the future.
Thank you Jay :-)
That is the plan I think with a garden type area, maybe a poly tunnel too. The rest of the land is hidden down the bank, it won't be log before you start seeing that. It was like a paddling pool the other day after heavy rain.
Thanks as always for watching and commenting on our videos, it is much appreciated :-)
Watching you two clean up the land is so satisfying, but ya make me nervous when you stick your hand in the chipper Ben!! Can’t do secret waves with no fingers!! 😅
Hahaha no that is very true! He has started using a stick to push it down when it’s smaller branches and taking his gloves off as the brambles catch the gloves! 😳🫣
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And a big pink wave back from an overcast rural Ireland on this lovely Sunday morning.
Thank you for waving, and hopefully watching too :-)
What’s channel membership? I’ve not heard of that on you tube, love it when you do garden stuff😁
Dawn just loves being outside and if the house wasn't the priority, working on the land would have been happening from day 1. She is itching to get out there over the Christmas period and hopefully we can continue on a very regular basis.
Channel membership:
Basically, we can create different perks for people who choose to become channel members. At present we set it up just for fun with a shout out and secret wave (maybe not so secret), priority replies to your comments (we normally start from the oldest to the newest) and some special icons by your name to show you support our channel. At the moment it is just for fun, but we can chose to show only members selected videos and not make them public etc.
Thank you Debbie for watching and commenting and being a subscriber :-)
Just found your channel, we bought our cornish farmhouse 2 years ago & have started our journey on utube, look forward to getting some inspiration from you & seeing your journey 😊
Ooh how lovely! Cornwall is beautiful! We have subscribed to your channel and look forward to following your journey too. Good luck with it all. 😊
Really good video! That's hard work 💪 you guys are getting there. Much love from Oklahoma USA Jackie 🇺🇸💖
Hi Jackie, thank you for commenting again :-)
Well Dawn said she preferred to do the chopping as she enjoys it, I personally preferred being the one standing at the wood chipper, stuffing in Dawn had cut off. I think I have the better end of the bargain.
Hopefully, soon, we can carry on with the land and continue make our small Irish farm / homestead a reality.
Thank you again, have a lovely Sunday.
Guy's, that woodchipper is brilliant, was it expensive?
Hi Marie, not in the grand scheme of things not really but certainly good value for money. The company make little ones to huge ones which will eat a tree. We though a mid level one would be good for us as we have a lot of fallen trees and tones of branches to chip.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment :)
Enjoyed
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I just love your channel! Your progress is amazing! How are the kitty cats doing and your donkey friend?
Thank you very much. The cats have settled in really well now thank you and are just lazing around in the kitchen next to or around the old Stanley 8 range we have. The donkey friend is another channel you watch though. We have cow friends next door in the barns.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting :-)
@@thecornerhouseprojectHa! Oh shoot your right lol. Well I'm having a dippy day lol. Sorry!
Hahaha! Don’t worry, I have LOTS of dippy days! Merry Christmas 🎄😘
Ohhh would love to be clearing groubd for next season! Good stuff!
Fingers crossed for you! Can't wait to start clearing ours properly. I often wander down the land just to be there. The house takes over doesn't it and it's nice now and again to take off down there and lose yourself for a little while!
Ps...my dad is called Robin too...not often you "meet" another Robin! Lol
@@thecornerhouseproject rare breed 😉
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