You are a remarkable man! Your sense of humor, patience, work ethic and all the other stuff that is so worthy. Appreciative of the videos - I found the channel by accident and I am trying to watch all the earlier videos - love it so much that you can go and stay a month
Hello Mr. Martin,You just made my lunch hour so much better. I can picture myself enjoying the scenery and wild life sitting on the cedar bench at the old homestead. Happy trails my friend.
Dear Martin I am writing to thank you for your cabin videos. Unfortunately I have terminal cancer with little time left. Your lovely wise and gentle videos presented as you do have given me some peace at a time when I am very frightened. Thank you so much and may God bless you and your family. Kind regards Bob Hare
Where you're at and what you're doing is so much more than what the videos show us. I nearly wish I could trade places with you, except I'd get lost. Oh my gosh, I do miss going out into the woods. I miss the woods like missing a friend. I do hope you see me commenting someday and saying that I've been out and about in the forest again. That would mean I'm feeling like my old self. Stay safe, and that saw will be really handy for you out there, but you already know that I'm sure. Have a good day! Take care :)
I absolutely love your videos. So wonderful, relaxing and thought provoking. I watch a lot of videos on you tube. The best part about yours are the considerate, positive and thoughtful comments by everybody that visits you YT page. You are a great asset to the human race. Thank you for all you do to bring pleasure to so many.
You have perfectly captured the sound of wind overhead in the crowns of the trees while the air below is relatively still. It transports me to cool altitudes in the high country of southern Montana in the summer. Boy. Haven't spent a lot of time with those memories for a long while. Thanks.
Another great video from a great man! I enjoy each and every one... I look forward to the next.. These help me relax and understand that life can be easy, not hard every day... Thank you Martin... Much Love!
It is surprising. I have an old map that shows homestead sites but not ones put up after 1930. The later cabins are in what land was left which usually means swampier. The trick is to bushwhack and get into any island areas out in the swamps.
I am not sure what will be left but when I can see it on the old air photo it keeps me searching. One old logging camp I had a hard time locating. Old roads came in and a grove of old Jack Pines were right where it should have been. I finally figured out that a dozer had been used to shave the ground and push everything into a nearby swamp.
Martin, I live in Washington state. Came off a ranch farm and I can relate to your enjoyment.Use to look at the old homesteads in our area and imagine the lives these people endured to exist and thrive or ..move on.100 years ago the flu epidemic and the US looking to Europe as the First World War was taking some of those young men into the services.So these homesteads were mostly logging based? A milk cow and some chickens and a garden type of existence?Whew! Or maybe wages and a country store?My imagination is pretty good also.Your narration is so enjoyable.. If you get a chance a story on the CCC and the the lumbering or ranching they did in the area.I am from 20 inches of rain in the precipitation . From the amount of water there I'd guess considerably more .That are had to be remote then.A little history of that are is always appreciated.Love the ingenuity and simple pleasure you exhibit.Very glad to see you in good health and " back to the front ol' top"I enjoy your every post and reading your followers comments.I got a kick out of the mystery good wife. The hand that gives you .. "Peach pie honey"Love subtle humor.
Thanks Marc, I will add your suggestions to my list of future video topics. The area gets more rain than you but the clay soils add to the wetness. It really holds the water close to the surface. A lot of these homesteads were started in the dry times of the 1930's.
Love watching your videos Martin. Your interest in the history of the area and its nostalgia is very interesting to me. Thank you for bringing us along. The old cabin could not have a better steward than you, its like a good old friend.
Very nice and peaceful time, love the brauts, nice chainsaw, that's awesome that your enjoying yourself and helping the wildlife at the same time, keep on keeping on, Best of luck always and thanks for sharing your videos.
Great,great videos ... they bring peace and solace to us weary souls so bound by the grind of everyday living ... everywhere Abraham went he built an alter ... everywhere Marten goes he builds a bench ..😊.. Onward,Onward is the watchword...
Peace and quiet, solitude, beautiful scenery and a good fire cooked meal with some work thrown in...you sure can't beat that! Oh and I forgot, Fall weather to boot :-) Thanks as always for sharing!
Thanks for sharing Martin. U certainly earned that chain saw. U give enjoyment to so many people. Great video, I know u will find that cabin. Take care. Look forward to your next video. 😊👍🏼
It is very good to hear that you were able to use some of your TH-cam earnings to help you out in the wildlife clearings. Another great video as always Martin.
You have created some beautiful relaxation areas along the trails and at Marty's Marsh. Nice places to sit, have a cup of tea and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.
That is why it's so important that you pick a good Steward of the land.Have a great deal of confidence in your choice. How far is the old homestead away from the cabin? Have you given any thought to making a small shelter for a just in case. Another off the wall question, does your wife ever go with you to the cabin? Again love the videos
TheNorthwoodsman1 ,, Martin, you should consider setting up a patroen and PayPal and ask people to support you and your Christian orphanage ministry. I think you might be pleasantly surprised by the response.
Hi Mart! Really enjoying these presentations. Between shifts so thought I’d binge-watch some of the older videos. Those brats look just perfect! Love mine charred a bit myself.
Yes indeed it's beautiful out their an peaceful, and the history sites and being able to explore how awesome and you earned you chain saw with all your wonderful adventures you share thanks so much for sharing your journey stay safe God Bless you and your family
Martin, after watching another enjoyable video from you I decided what we are having for dinnner...BRATS! I happen to have some in the freezer. Thanks!
I have been watching your videos for about two hours now. Very interesting and informative of the area I subscribed so I can watch more tomorrow. Thanks.
Your cabin and life out there reminds me of one of my favorite books, Walden by Henry David Thoreau. I love being in the woods, the solitude. I get that from my grandpa. He used to spend hours in the woods by himself. He had spots he'd hike to just to sit and enjoy nature. If you went looking for him you'd find him sitting on a stump feeding a squirrel or some other animal he patiently befriended. Great video, as usual.
Thanks, it will be a few weeks but a video is coming that your grandpa could have recorded. It will not appeal to everyone because I linger in some of my favorite places and just let the camera run.
Hi Martin I really enjoy watching your videos, I live in Maine and I’m currently building my log cabin all done by hand. I’m hoping it will turn out out something like yours!
Thanks for sharing your experiences at camp Martin. I enjoy spending time at ours in Michigan’s upper peninsula. Your videos are always interesting and entertaining.
Nice little trim saw! Those are safer to use for brush because they are designed to be more balanced while using with one hand. Cheers from the lower 48...and thanks for the relaxing journey into the wood to find old homesteads!
The saw does work well for that but it is not something I would ever show in a video. You really need to understand the kick-back risk with these top handle saws.
All the snakes there are harmless. There used to be a lot of moose but for unknown reasons they are now scarce. A lot of studies were done but never one good answer.
Too many fires get going again days later or even months later. There is a lot of peat in the area and it can smoulder for months before drying enough to spread in a big way.
I'm glad that I have found you. I recently made a trail in my back yard,(8 acres of woods). The trail is 1/2 mile. I am already figuring out where to put in some rest areas, for rest and meditation.
Congratulations on the saw. Glad to help :). I let the commercials run out on certain channels (yours being one of them) to ensure you get properly compensated. I would like to see that little saw in action. For instance what do you do with stumps? I am thinking more of choke cherry that are a nuisance and trip you up. As usual. I enjoyed this one!
Thanks, I do not like stumps and always cut things off right at the ground. Thanks for enduring a few ads. Posting videos was never about making money but if it flows my way I will put it to good use.
Have you considered putting up trail cams to see the wildlife that visits the cabin and its surrounds? My son and I would be glad to see it. Thanks for taking the time to make these awesome vids. Your Tasmanian pals Rex and Zack✌
TheNorthwoodsman1 we think that you are as fast or faster than the squirrels that have tested you! But not as fast as FATHER TIME ! Is he your mate? We think you know all his secrets because you have found Heaven on Earth.. R.Z
Great as usual Martin! Good to see you. Definitely have to have some lunch burning all those calories. Gotta have energy. I have no doubt you will find that cabin. Take care
Martin have you ever used a metal detector to help you locate the vestiges of former folks? I was just wondering that when you said you were looking for Svens cabin. Someday(maybe in the off months), will you provide a map of sorts that shows where things are in relationship to the other spots?I so love the time I get to spend in your woods. Thank You!
On these old homestead sites there are always metal items laying on top of the ground so I do not need to carry my metal detector out in the woods. Once the site is found there are so many tin cans under the needles that it renders the metal detector useless. I can make up a map that will show things in relation to the cabin.
You are a remarkable man! Your sense of humor, patience, work ethic and all the other stuff that is so worthy. Appreciative of the videos - I found the channel by accident and I am trying to watch all the earlier videos - love it so much that you can go and stay a month
Hello Mr. Martin,You just made my lunch hour so much better. I can picture myself enjoying the scenery and wild life sitting on the cedar bench at the old homestead. Happy trails my friend.
Good to hear such reports.
A life's reward of hardworking of a great place to slow down and relax and get into adventures!
It is great having the time in retirement to improve the place but also get in those adventure days.
I have been enjoying your videos for a while now. Peaceful and relaxing.
Thanks
Most FAVORITE channel on TH-cam! Keep up the great work Martin, GOD BLESS!!!!
Thanks, still more to post from the last trip.
Thank You Martin...we all appreciate your efforts at filming and editting so we can come along...WELL DONE
Happy to have you along with me on my walks.
My wife and I enjoy your videos . Thanks for sharing your wildlife experiences.
Happy to hear they are enjoyed.
Dear Martin I am writing to thank you for your cabin videos. Unfortunately I have terminal cancer with little time left.
Your lovely wise and gentle videos presented as you do have given me some peace at a time when I am very frightened. Thank you so much and may God bless you and your family.
Kind regards Bob Hare
May God's peace be over you.
Wonderful video !
Thanks, more good times in the woods.
Another good little video ,thanks Martin for sharing it
Thanks, it was interesting snooping around areas I usually have no reason to walk to.
Where you're at and what you're doing is so much more than what the videos show us. I nearly wish I could trade places with you, except I'd get lost. Oh my gosh, I do miss going out into the woods. I miss the woods like missing a friend. I do hope you see me commenting someday and saying that I've been out and about in the forest again. That would mean I'm feeling like my old self. Stay safe, and that saw will be really handy for you out there, but you already know that I'm sure. Have a good day! Take care :)
Thanks and hope you can get back out there. Until then I will keep you along on my walks.
Thanks for taking us along with you. Very relaxing to watch. Congratulations on the new saw!
You are welcome, the saw makes the trail work a lot easier.
I absolutely love your videos. So wonderful, relaxing and thought provoking. I watch a lot of videos on you tube. The best part about yours are the considerate, positive and thoughtful comments by everybody that visits you YT page. You are a great asset to the human race. Thank you for all you do to bring pleasure to so many.
Thanks, I have a lot of nice friends chiming in here.
Your efforts here always put a smile on my face, and some much needed peace in my heart.
Thanks, Friend...
Gosh, I am especially happy to read comments like yours.
It seems like it takes a life time for some of us to figure out how we should be living life. Thanks for sharing your way.
Thanks for watching my way.
You have perfectly captured the sound of wind overhead in the crowns of the trees while the air below is relatively still. It transports me to cool altitudes in the high country of southern Montana in the summer.
Boy.
Haven't spent a lot of time with those memories for a long while.
Thanks.
Such a pleasure watching you, Martin. Thank you for the upload. Very therapeutic. All the best to you sir.
More good medicine coming up too.
Love your video's and always look forward to your uploads. Thank you Martin.
Thanks
I always smile when I see you've posted a new video. Congrats on the new saw.
Thanks for your help on the saw.
Another great video from a great man! I enjoy each and every one... I look forward to the next.. These help me relax and understand that life can be easy, not hard every day... Thank you Martin... Much Love!
Thanks for the note. Some of the videos coming up should suit you very well.
Always happy to see a new TheNorthwoodsman1 video in my notifications. Thank you sir.
Thanks for keeping tabs on me.
I really enjoy your video logs. Your work is adding to the historic record.
Thanks, I have sure picked the brain of any oldtimer in the area to find out what I could.
Amazing that since 1984 you are still discovering things up there.
It is surprising. I have an old map that shows homestead sites but not ones put up after 1930. The later cabins are in what land was left which usually means swampier. The trick is to bushwhack and get into any island areas out in the swamps.
when life is to busy,I come looking for yor vlogs,feels like a mini vacation.
thanks for sharing.💖
Thanks for the note, I am always happy to hear how they work for people.
Hi Martin. Watched this old one today. Fun to watch. Thx 😊
Glad you enjoyed it
Really enjoy woods walking and searching for an old cabin would be an extra treat and adventure. Hope you find it.
I am not sure what will be left but when I can see it on the old air photo it keeps me searching. One old logging camp I had a hard time locating. Old roads came in and a grove of old Jack Pines were right where it should have been. I finally figured out that a dozer had been used to shave the ground and push everything into a nearby swamp.
Martin, I live in Washington state. Came off a ranch farm and I can relate to your enjoyment.Use to look at the old homesteads in our area and imagine the lives these people endured to exist and thrive or ..move on.100 years ago the flu epidemic and the US looking to Europe as the First World War was taking some of those young men into the services.So these homesteads were mostly logging based? A milk cow and some chickens and a garden type of existence?Whew! Or maybe wages and a country store?My imagination is pretty good also.Your narration is so enjoyable.. If you get a chance a story on the CCC and the the lumbering or ranching they did in the area.I am from 20 inches of rain in the precipitation . From the amount of water there I'd guess considerably more .That are had to be remote then.A little history of that are is always appreciated.Love the ingenuity and simple pleasure you exhibit.Very glad to see you in good health and " back to the front ol' top"I enjoy your every post and reading your followers comments.I got a kick out of the mystery good wife. The hand that gives you .. "Peach pie honey"Love subtle humor.
Thanks Marc, I will add your suggestions to my list of future video topics. The area gets more rain than you but the clay soils add to the wetness. It really holds the water close to the surface. A lot of these homesteads were started in the dry times of the 1930's.
Love watching your videos Martin. Your interest in the history of the area and its nostalgia is very interesting to me. Thank you for bringing us along. The old cabin could not have a better steward than you, its like a good old friend.
Thanks, knowing a little about who used those old cabins brings more enjoyment as I walk by them.
What a spot to escape to.. Hope you enjoy for many more years.. Thx for sharing
A great escape it is.
Your property is so beautiful. You are living the life so many people dream of but will never get the chance to have. God bless you for sharing this.
It is unique and the reason I like to share it with others.
Very nice and peaceful time, love the brauts, nice chainsaw, that's awesome that your enjoying yourself and helping the wildlife at the same time, keep on keeping on, Best of luck always and thanks for sharing your videos.
You are welcome and a supporter of all I do up there. I love to sit back and soak it in but then I need to grab the saw and head up a trail.
Great,great videos ... they bring peace and solace to us weary souls so bound by the grind of everyday living ... everywhere Abraham went he built an alter ... everywhere Marten goes he builds a bench ..😊.. Onward,Onward is the watchword...
I see a bench to sit on, Martin must have been here.
great life brother. nothing like being out in nature and appreciating it! keep posting the videos.
Thanks, more tales and such coming up.
Thanks for taking us to the cabin. Love hearing about and seeing the old history. love those little trimming saws. Good steward of the land!
Glad to have so many sharing that cabin and its woods with me.
Peace and quiet, solitude, beautiful scenery and a good fire cooked meal with some work thrown in...you sure can't beat that! Oh and I forgot, Fall weather to boot :-) Thanks as always for sharing!
It was a great combination on my work days.
Martin, I am a city boy. But, one of my favorite things to do is watch your TH-cam channel. Thank you so much.
It must me quite a contrast. Glad you can enjoy them.
I'm definitely a city person; could never live out in the woods but I enjoy his videos.
Thanks for sharing Martin. U certainly earned that chain saw. U give enjoyment to so many people. Great video, I know u will find that cabin. Take care. Look forward to your next video. 😊👍🏼
There are more on the way.
I really enjoy all of the different stop and relax spots you have throughout the area. Nice job and thank you.
Thanks, we are really going to stop and relax in a future video.
It is very good to hear that you were able to use some of your TH-cam earnings to help you out in the wildlife clearings. Another great video as always Martin.
Yes, that little saw makes the trail and clearing management so much easier.
Great job! Already anticipating the next video!
It is on the way next week, either wolf stories or animals from the last trip.
You have created some beautiful relaxation areas along the trails and at Marty's Marsh. Nice places to sit, have a cup of tea and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature.
Once again wonderful video. Congratulations on your new saw you have more than earned it! I would name this video The Brautwurst video
After splicing all the pieces together for this one I noticed all the brat feasts ended up on one video.
That is why it's so important that you pick a good Steward of the land.Have a great deal of confidence in your choice. How far is the old homestead away from the cabin? Have you given any thought to making a small shelter for a just in case. Another off the wall question, does your wife ever go with you to the cabin? Again love the videos
That really is a little slice of heaven right there. All the best mate.
Thanks, I need to pinch my self sometimes to make sure I am really doing this.
You had me salivating at "brats".....music to my stomach....nice video!
Always enjoy your videos Martin. Thank you so much for sharing.
And I enjoy sharing the good times I have around the cabin.
TheNorthwoodsman1 ,, Martin, you should consider setting up a patroen and PayPal and ask people to support you and your Christian orphanage ministry. I think you might be pleasantly surprised by the response.
Hi Mart! Really enjoying these presentations. Between shifts so thought I’d binge-watch some of the older videos. Those brats look just perfect! Love mine charred a bit myself.
Awesome, thank you! Yes nothing like a good blackened brat on the trail.
I really enjoy your videos. I've seen every single one of them, Keep up the good work.
Thanks, more on the way.
great video,open spaces,thank you
The wildlife sure like the openings for feeding.
Thanks for posting. I really enjoy your videos.
Thanks, I enjoy sharing the great times I have in those woods.
Thanks for sharing that very relaxing place with everyone
Too good to keep to myself.
Yes indeed it's beautiful out their an peaceful, and the history sites and being able to explore how awesome and you earned you chain saw with all your wonderful adventures you share thanks so much for sharing your journey stay safe God Bless you and your family
Thank you, the blessings keep flowing.
Thank you I enjoy your videos I hope to see you on here many years to come God Bless
Things are looking good so I should be visiting the cabin for a while yet.
Martin, after watching another enjoyable video from you I decided what we are having for dinnner...BRATS! I happen to have some in the freezer. Thanks!
After I finished the video I wished I had not put all those brat roasts in. I knew I would be kidded about it.
You can never have too many brat roasts. :-)
So beautiful and your great enthusiasm for preserving the past! Thank you!😉👍
Love your vlogs,you have really made the old cabin look great,I just know it has got to be so peaceful.Take Care....
Peaceful it is. One of the cabin partners just retired and can't get enough time up there.
I have been watching your videos for about two hours now. Very interesting and informative of the area I subscribed so I can watch more tomorrow. Thanks.
Larry, a lot of new stuff on the way for you, thanks.
Those brats look mighty good! Thanks for video.
They do not just look good, even better out on the trail and cooked over a fire.
Your cabin and life out there reminds me of one of my favorite books, Walden by Henry David Thoreau. I love being in the woods, the solitude. I get that from my grandpa. He used to spend hours in the woods by himself. He had spots he'd hike to just to sit and enjoy nature. If you went looking for him you'd find him sitting on a stump feeding a squirrel or some other animal he patiently befriended. Great video, as usual.
Thanks, it will be a few weeks but a video is coming that your grandpa could have recorded. It will not appeal to everyone because I linger in some of my favorite places and just let the camera run.
Sounds good, I'll be watching for it.
Hi Martin I really enjoy watching your videos, I live in Maine and I’m currently building my log cabin all done by hand. I’m hoping it will turn out out something like yours!
You are going to have a lot of fun and it never ends as you outfit it.
Thank you I can see myself always doing something new with it! It’s not very big but it will be a nice little cabin
thanks....I enjoy your videos.
Good to hear that.
Enjoyed the history of the old cabins...food look great...
Old cabins and brats over a fire, living the good life.
This is my third video I have watched of yours, keep it up I enjoy your video's very much!
Will do.
Thanks for sharing your experiences at camp Martin. I enjoy spending time at ours in Michigan’s upper peninsula. Your videos are always interesting and entertaining.
Jeff, you know how great a northwoods camp can be.
Great video as always,thanks for sharing...what a beautiful spot.
So many special places on my trails. In a soon to be posted video I linger a some of them.
Really enjoy your videos.....glad I was a small part in paying for your saw...best wishes. ☺
Thanks for the saw, it is so light and after 5 miles is really appreciated.
Another good video Martin, many thanks for sharing these videos, i enjoyed this... Carl
Thanks, viewers asked for more so I worked on capturing more of what was going on around me .
THANK'S MARTIN FOR SHARING YOU VIDEOS GARY!!!!
Thanks again, enjoy.
Martin thanks for sharing. Really enjoy your video
Thanks
The quiet is absolutely delicious! What a fun treasure hunt you’ll have looking for the cabin based on the aerial photos!
I like these old homesteads and search them out. There is a two mile trail that I call "Tour of Homes."
Nice little trim saw! Those are safer to use for brush because they are designed to be more balanced while using with one hand.
Cheers from the lower 48...and thanks for the relaxing journey into the wood to find old homesteads!
The saw does work well for that but it is not something I would ever show in a video. You really need to understand the kick-back risk with these top handle saws.
Absolutely beautiful. You are very lucky.
OH, I count ny blessings.
Beautiful Autumn. ...the nicest time of the year out in nature imo. Love it :-)
I think it is the best time to be toiling in the woods.
Great Vids Keep Up The Great Work
Thanks John.
i love all your videos thx
Do you folks have rattle snakes, bear, of course dear, moose? Enjoyed this video, thank you for taking the time to make & share! xxxooo Judie
All the snakes there are harmless. There used to be a lot of moose but for unknown reasons they are now scarce. A lot of studies were done but never one good answer.
Great relaxing video. Enjoyed it😊
Thanks, more on the way.
Good tip for the youngsters about putting out your fires. Funny, I do the very same thing.
Too many fires get going again days later or even months later. There is a lot of peat in the area and it can smoulder for months before drying enough to spread in a big way.
I'm glad that I have found you. I recently made a trail in my back yard,(8 acres of woods). The trail is 1/2 mile.
I am already figuring out where to put in some rest areas, for rest and meditation.
Those rest stops add so much to a stroll, enjoy the break and let things come to you.
Reminds me so much of deer camp my father and I use to hunt at near big fork. Rubber boots are a life saver!
Yes, the rubber boots make for a much nicer day in those swamps.
Congratulations on the saw. Glad to help :). I let the commercials run out on certain channels (yours being one of them) to ensure you get properly compensated. I would like to see that little saw in action. For instance what do you do with stumps? I am thinking more of choke cherry that are a nuisance and trip you up. As usual. I enjoyed this one!
Thanks, I do not like stumps and always cut things off right at the ground. Thanks for enduring a few ads. Posting videos was never about making money but if it flows my way I will put it to good use.
Awesome saw.. your welcome ! Love your video s
Great trapsin the woods with ya, Martin, Looking forward to re-visitin Sam's Cabin, Hoping before the 1st. snow ! T F S ATB Ter God Bless
First we will listen to some wolf tales and check out the wildlife around the cabin.
Enjoy your videos well done on making sure the fire was out not enough people take the time like you did .
Thanks, and you can't be too cautious with those fires built on organic matter.
I love how you enjoy the place there. So many folks hae no idea what it is lie !!!!!!
It is not for everyone but many would really enjoy some time there.
I sure do enjoy your videos!
I appreciate that!
EVERY MORNING I WATCH YOU VIDEO'S I THINK I HAVE WATCH THEM ALL. BUT STILL ENJOY YOUR VIDEO'S GARY!! P.S. KEEP VIDEO'S THEM COMING!!
Thanks, that is what they are there for. I review them often too.
One thing for sure, you eat well when you spend some time in the woods!
The goal is to work hard enough to burn it all off and that usually happens.
Look forward to your vlogs
There are still more to come from the last trip.
I like how you have benches at all your fav locations
I do like to be comfy as I saunter along.
Living the dream life! lol My dream anyway. Thanks for posting
A little more of what I do to pass the time up there.
That sure is a beautiful place. Love all your benches. Wish I was there. 😊❤P.S. take a bite of bratwurst for me.😉
Oh, I am going to hear a lot about all those brat fests.
Yes you are.Haha😄❤
Have you considered putting up trail cams to see the wildlife that visits the cabin and its surrounds? My son and I would be glad to see it.
Thanks for taking the time to make these awesome vids.
Your Tasmanian pals Rex and Zack✌
I plan to get a few trail cams it see what happens when I am not looking. It is on the to do list.
TheNorthwoodsman1 we think that you are as fast or faster than the squirrels that have tested you!
But not as fast as FATHER TIME ! Is he your mate? We think you know all his secrets because you have found Heaven on Earth..
R.Z
Great as usual Martin! Good to see you. Definitely have to have some lunch burning all those calories. Gotta have energy. I have no doubt you will find that cabin. Take care
It makes for an enjoyable day to have a relaxing lunch in those special places.
Thanks for letting us tag along :)
It would not be as much fun without you along.
Another excllent video!!!
Thanks, my goal is to keep improving.
I'm going to have to cook up some Brats now . Enjoyed your video.
Hope they taste as good as those over the open fire.
Been watching your videos for quite some time now and am hoping in the near future you get some clips of wild life to share with us.
I have a wildlife one coming next week.
Another winner thanks.
You are so welcome.
Martin have you ever used a metal detector to help you locate the vestiges of former folks? I was just wondering that when you said you were looking for Svens cabin. Someday(maybe in the off months), will you provide a map of sorts that shows where things are in relationship to the other spots?I so love the time I get to spend in your woods. Thank You!
On these old homestead sites there are always metal items laying on top of the ground so I do not need to carry my metal detector out in the woods. Once the site is found there are so many tin cans under the needles that it renders the metal detector useless. I can make up a map that will show things in relation to the cabin.
Good one Martin as always
Thanks and still more to post from the trip.