Quitting the Rat Race - A Day in My Life
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- This video follows a typical day in my life on a smallholding in the west of Ireland, with pigs, chickens, ducks, rabbits, cats and a crazy border collie called Moss. There'll be gardening, cooking with home-grown produce, restoration work, and lots of hungry animals to feed. Oh, and not forgetting the inception moment!
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One of the most self regulated and decent human being ever. The world would be a better place with more folks like Daniel.
Maybe, but one may also seem self-regulated, when there is no stress and one is well enough and happy, - or pretending, hiding the struggle and state.
@Georg Tolstoj Hello, It is not cynical and not just a way of looking at it, but experience and truth. I am not in the least negating that it may be true about this video-maker and I have thought the same myself, that he may be. I had myself in mind. People ca´n think i am regulated without it being true. And i am not sure ppl even know what (self-)regulation even really is/means.
This guy is living the dream life. His videos are the best works of art I have ever seen. All I can say is wonderful work. Amazing
This guy has it worked out. Simple life. Simple pleasures. Happy life...
Interesting how viewpoints vary. I think Daniel's life looks extremely complex.
@@ChrisChanningChannel indeed, the amount of things he accomplishes and plans each day does make his life not simple at all, but he seems to enjoy its pleasures and make him happy.
@@user-qf3lq4zj8g like everything there will be a good deal of problems and problem solving ... making the life you always wanted doesn't eradicate that or stop you finding hidden blocks, while you also find gold dust unexpectedly ... I know what you mean when you say it's a life of simple joys'. It seems it's a life of very great depth and satisfaction. xx :_))
@@user-qf3lq4zj8g simple living is relative. Some think spending hours behind a playstation is the way to live simple. Others think its a waste of time. Its all relative.
you can too
Having grown up on a small farm in southern Illinois in the US, I can say I miss living a rural life. Hubby is a city boy, and has never lived that life. He has no idea of the benefits. The advances in agricultural and environmental technology has really made rural life of even greater appeal. Thank you for sharing yours.
There’s so much to admire about you & your lifestyle. Your animal husbandry in particular, is phenomenal. The way you make adjustments to add quality of life for your livestock, based upon their individual personalities & behaviors, makes my heart extra happy. 🖤🤗 Thank you for sharing your piece of heaven, & inspiring a better world.
Love, health and happiness to all of you from hot and rainy Florida.
Animal husbandry is being done exactly as it should be. It's so wonderful to see it being done correctly.
This is exactly what I was thinking during this video and thinking "How on Earth will I put my thoughts into coherent words (and in English!)?". Thank you, Casey. And huge thanks to Daniel for sharing his life.
@ Deborah Beynon
Are you looking at the same video?
That rabbit tractor is horrible. Its barely the size of a pet rabbit cage /hutch and those are now illegal as permanent housing in many places ( for pet rabbits anyway).
Rabbits need to be able to run (or at least hop forward some distance ), and there was only a single rabbit in each one too , which is just cruel and illegal in several countries also.
Again, for pet rabbits (whose welfare is marginally more regulated than farmed rabbits’) but they are still all treated like they are somehow largely immobile and stupid.
These “lawn mower” rabbits are kept in way too small housing, can’t exercise and are without a partner. They are NOT being kept very well by any standard!
It’s barely better than those super cruel traditional hutches.
If you wouldn’t keep a cat or dog of the same size in it, then you shouldn’t keep a rabbit in it.
These rabbits are kept at the lowest level (aka cruel) of pet rabbit conditions and certainly not especially well or species appropriate . None of their needs are met properly.
If they were pet rabbits it would be considered cruel and inadequate (and the same applies to any other kind of rabbit) .
Please educate yourself before you praise objectively inadequate and cruel (loneliness etc. ) treatment of animals.
@@heresjohnny602 the corporations aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Why not use them for something positive? Inspiring change, thoughtfulness, kindness, gentleness. Or use the platform for leaving snarky comments that try to tear others down, whatever floats your boat I suppose.
Daniel, watching you change even physically over the years has been so amazing. It's like watching someone find themselves; which likely most of us, at least myself haven't yet. Being with animals without killing them; growing food in a beautiful setting. Wow. You show it can be (and should be) done. You are the true homesteader. God smiles when he gazes upon you.
What lovely comments!
Stephanie: Over the years, - has he been there longer than 2 years? Do you know how to watch his videos from start chronologically?
I wouldn't think it wrong if he slaughtered some for food, do you? Compared to evil farm factories...
@@Medietos In my opinion killing is wrong, doesn't matter if it's done by a machine or by a human, even if it's a nice human....
@@SirThomasJames Yes, but don't you make any distinction as for how and for what intention, and how the animal has been treated and lived? I was angry at a well-fed loose dog in a villa area that deadly bit a hare just for fun.it was cold with deep snow, the hare probably couldn't escape hopping away. A hungry fox would have been OK.
@@Medietos Yes, I get that and would agree. But as humans, we don't need meat to survive, so any killing is basically for "fun", i.e. for good taste. (Except for people in areas where they can't get enough plant foods, like the inuit). Either way, for the animal it doesn't matter, it's a living creature that does not want to die... If you kill it, that's wrong in my opinion
Ohh!I am still love in with you even though i'm a manly man from Hungary.😁Since i found your channel about 1 year ago every single night i have fallen asleep listening to your videos.There is something in your voice and personality which makes me feel good and relaxed.I can't thank you enough for that.You have literally helped me not kill myself while i am watching my father dying slowly.I'm writing this at 23.46 and i am going to fall asleep listening to you.❤
Hang in there. I just lost my mother, after caring for her for 4 years. I know what you're going through.
I have been doing these are things for my grandma, then my stepfather, then grandpa, then my next younger brother, then my baby brother (16 years younger than myself) and lastly my mother. So, now I can move away and start my own homestead.
"There is something in your voice and personality which makes me feel good and relaxed." Absolutely! Stay good Istvan. Life is full of wonder and promise, just let the smoke clear a little.
I hope you are OK Istvan
@@1Jason hold on
You are such a kind, gentle and loving Soul. I always enjoy getting a peek at your piece of Heaven. Continued blessings to you and all your non human animal companions, they are all darling.
Who else drops everything for Mossy Bottom? This weekend is already awesome! Thank you for sharing.
I do. My favourite channel
Me!
And me usually 🤭
New to this amazing vlog - just know it is going to be wonderful to drop in!
Me, definitely!
Having just stumbled on this channel, I have to say how delightful it is listening to how you speak and describe your life. I was especially impressed with the way you described how you find personal happiness in the small tasks you undertake while incrementally working towards your bigger goals. The simplicity in this is something that will help so many people find more contentment in their lives.
As if I couldn't envy your life more! This video was glorious! I am slowly moving towards a life like yours. I have an allotment and a back garden full of vegetables (including delicious perpetual spinach per your recommendation) and I recently adopted four ex-battery hens from Littlehill Animal Sanctuary here in Ireland. I'll be adopting three more at the beginning of August because I'm just in love with them. Watching them grow back their feathers and peck worms out of the soil for the first time has been such a joy. I'm only 22, but I'm aiming to save enough money to one day buy a little plot somewhere in the countryside and follow in your footsteps. It really is a tragedy that we don't encourage this sort of a life more as a culture. Thank you as always for sharing!!
@@heresjohnny602 Today I had a lunch of fried potatoes, fresh spinach and poached eggs, all produced from my own back garden. I never would've known this sort of life was possible if it weren't for Daniel and his videos. His whole Patreon is available for €2 a month. "Moocher". LOL!
@@heresjohnny602 who hurt you lol
@@heresjohnny602 I am a bit surprised to see the dark triad of personality at work in the comments for something so wholesome. But I guess, this like cabbage leaves to some pest.
@@heresjohnny602 There's been psychological studies about people who behave like you online. And yes, you are more likely to have this Dark Triad personality. And the "Stick like you like glue" you just did there wasn't exactly helping dissuade me from thinking this. But it is what it is. I probably won't read anything you answer. Have fun trying to think of insults though.
@@heresjohnny602 "think before you speak next time" maybe follow your own advice?? You're beyond pathetic.... I've seen hundreds like you, you genuinely bring nothing to the table, and try to cover up you're own worthlessness by pretending to be something you're not and/or having """hidden info""" that the rest of the world has never seen, good thing its a developmental phase and you'll grow out of it, otherwise I would feel bad for you and attempt to manipulate you out of your own self-induced helplessness...
I really appreciate the nice, slow, thoughtful cadence that you use with your words. Your videos are very relaxing and also I get to learn things. I manage a fairly large home garden and do building/renovation work myself, and I really enjoy the lifestyle. It is nice to see another variation. Some of the videos also remind me of the 6 months that my wife and I spent in Ireland last year while my wife was on a short-term work assignment. The environment is so interesting. Thank you for the time that you spend making these videos; they really add value to my life.
Oh my goodness. This introverted homesteader needed this video and this message! I appreciate your humor and your wisdom.
Ducko 😂🙈 love it!
You’re one in a million Daniel.......don’t ever change. The care you give your animals says everything about you x
Ps, you do a great job with your videos 👌 keep it real 😉
I am unbelievably jealous, well I’m already saving hard and working a good job at 18 so hopefully one day this lifestyle will be a reality.
I have been growing vegetables for over 10 years already on my allotments…
Good for you, AJ....you will get there!
That's awesome! Hoping to raise my daughter growing her own too! We've just been approved for an allotment and she's 9 months so we can get started. I'm 25 and have never grown more than a sunflower so it'll be a huge learning curve!
@@SamWest96 haha that’s brilliant, honestly growing food is amazing and I improve every year.
The best thing is to not over complicate things, and to make sure the ground is nice and clear👍🏻
@ AJ DEXTER it sounds like you are very dedicated by what you have stated. I think you will make your dreams come true very soon. Good luck to you.
@@denisewilson8367 I hope so, I don’t want material things I want ducks and a 2 acre homestead...
Unfortunately it’s buying the land
In the first place but we work and save.
From the Coorong in south Australia my border collie "Elsie" and I have been following yourself and Moss and thoroughly enjoy your adventures!
Hello from Tassie - so glad I have found this vlog - wonderful!
Ahh Daniel, that drone footage at the end showing your wee pocket of heaven, I am so envious, what a dream space! I really enjoyed this video. It shows the hard work involved in keeping a small holding running, especially at this time of year. Lovely to see your progress on the granary, that's going to be a great space. Loved that wee cat sneaking into the chicken house, cheeky wee thing! And the out takes, amazing as always ;D
Reminded me of the Emmerdale credits that bit lol
@@dominicaaaaa5547 Thats exactly what I thought
@@heresjohnny602 Lol ya miserable bugger Johnny he needs a bit of money to live everybody does- nothing wrong with a few ppl donating £5 over patreon. Id donate to him if I had money spare cuz I enjoy his videos.
@@heresjohnny602 well idk he seems a nice bloke and lives a pretty simple life. Lot of people worthy of feeling a bit annoyed at but this guy doesn't seem like one of them. Anyway u r probs just trolling a bit outta boredom Lol so take care and goodnight johnny
@@heresjohnny602 hope u enjoyed the Emmerdale credits bit at least. Nice scenery x
Greetings and I trust you know how many of us are living as vicarious homesteaders, with many thanks to you. A piece of our hearts resides in western Ireland.
Loved this one, it certainly looked a lot of hard work to make, but it's great to have a little window in to your daily doings. As a maker and TH-camr myself , albeit it small fry, I do know and appreciate how much time and energy making videos can take and that's without all the gardening, cooking and animal stuff. Well done! Hope to see more from you soon. Claire x
All you have to do Daniel, is to go back to those first days and see how far you've come! Well done Sir.
To deal with the midges, set up the proper bird houses around your property to make your property attractive to migratory birds like sparrows. A nesting pair of sparrows can eat thousands of midges per day!
Similarly, find out what kind of insect-eating bats are native to the area, and build sleeping/ roosting areas they like.
Your midge problem will be dramatically reduced in time.
Marvellous 👍
Bats are not popular these days😂
@P J Ireland is a popular vacation spot for African birds looking for a safe spot with lots of insects to mate and raise their young. Setting up the perfect house for those breeds will encourage them to choose your yard.
But his cats would get them?
@@okinoboo4743 Not too much, since he feds them in the morning so that they sleep during the day when the birds are the most active.
My grandmother had 2 cows,1 pig,chickens,goat,cats and dog.And she also had huge garden.
I love watching your videos. My husband and I lived in Ireland for 9 years - had a B&B in Williamstown Co. Galway. We moved back because I was missing family in California, now we have 2 beautiful granddaughters and live in San Diego. I miss the solitude of the forest walks we used to take in Cloonfad and Mount Bellew. We had 2 dogs and went for walks most mornings when we lived there. One of our dogs, Saffy, is a greyhound-border collie cross. She is 15 years old and still going strong. I have a few videos on my channel of our time in Ireland - not many but you can check them out if you want. I wish you luck with your animals and your farm.
Daniel you are a genuine kind, caring and exceptionally gentle human. What a pleasure to enjoy your videos thank you for sharing. Blessings Always.
🤣 I laughed so hard at the out-takes at the end! That Cockerell was hilarious 🐓
A day well lived. Thanks for sharing it with us. 💓
I really enjoyed this particular video. It is always nice to see the activities of the day and what your life is really like. Your garden is beautiful and so well laid out. Your animals look content and very healthy. What a good farmer you are!
Wow Daniel, a big well done to you lad, what a brilliant job you're doing over there, on the west coast, i hope you're really proud of all your hard work and beautiful animals.
Your dream of ditching the rat-race for a wee bit of paradise is happening right in front of our eyes, thank you for sharing your journey with us ☘ 💚 ☘
Having your main meal of the day at lunchtime gives great stamina for the rest of the day. The afternoon slump comes when people eat a quick lunch. I love your life! I’d be doing it in a heartbeat but I’m 67 and live in the desert. 🙁
Daniel, I just recently discovered you and have watched almost all of your videos already. I really enjoy the videos and what you are doing. This video was indeed one of your best. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Love your dog, too. Larry (Fort Myers, FL USA)
What a lovely lunch! Such satisfaction to eat what you have produced!
I agree!
You are such an inspiration for those who feels lost in the same rat races. I admire your courage and determination👏🏻 I also just love the way you cooperate with animals - a perfect way for humans and animals to live in peace and harmony and help each other rather than just keep them for profit. You said in the one of your latest videos that you didn't approve the ways of modern farming and I totally agree. No idea whether you're vegetarian or not but still this world needs more persons like you. May the Mossy Bottom thrive!
Enjoyed that very much. Lovely to see you tucking all the animals in for the night. It was very hot here in Dublin today, my Irish skin will be crispy tomorrow I'll bet!
Wonderful videos. He is living his life as everyone used to. My father, born in 1917, was from Mayo which was of course then part of the UK. :Ireland seems to be calling to me! Thanks for the inspiring videos. It occurs to me that we can all take at least one or two leaves from your book - maybe given up that expensive holiday or new car? Mike x
LOL your cockerel at the end... that was too funny.
I made weekly videos for about 4 months once. It took about an hour of planning, 3 hours of filming, and then 3 hours of editing to make a skit video anywhere from 4-12 minutes long. Between all the footage you take, figuring out what to keep and what to cut, and how to salvage parts where the audio or video isn't *quite* what you were hoping for, making videos is not as easy as the end product makes it seem. You do an excellent job. Thank you so much for sharing your life with us :)
Daniel, I love you so much. This was such an all-around delightful vlog. Laughed out loud at the outtakes (“I have two cockerels & only need one.”)-too funny. You’re a good soul.
I love the way you interact with the animals-it’s all so dear. Really enjoyed watching you make your simple but delicious meal (I love poached eggs on toast too & strawberries).
The pointing in what will be your storage & work “shed” was extremely well done!!
I just really loved this “Day In The Life” video. BTW, I bought 2 of your 2021 calendars. I use one & gave the other to my Irish loving daughter who wrote to me the other day to say she loves it so much; I adore mine too of course.
Never knew introverts were worriers but that sure explains a lot about me. Lol. Sending love to Mossy & the naughty cat (didn’t you have 2?-didn’t see the other-oh wait, you said cats-plural & I did see the other later in the back of the land); your cat at the start of the vid looks nearly identical to mine who’s named Dylan Thomas.
Everything on your small holding is looking lush & outstanding.
I don’t think I’m getting all the notifications for your vids. This one is 5 days old & just now came thru my YT feed.
At any rate, be well & stay well.
~Marirose NH USA🌀✌🏼💙
Such an enjoyable video! I'm a bit under the weather at the moment (so frustrating in this glorious weather!) and this video really cheered me up - loved the outtakes at the end, made me laugh out loud and the wisdom in finding joy in life's little victories, not holding out on happiness until x, y or z is achieved. We too have recently moved to the Irish countryside, 100 year old cottage needing a lot of renovation (no idea where or how to start) and an overgrown acre full of promise/overwhelm (depending on my mood) for a productive and biodiverse garden. Thank you for all the inspiration from sharing your life and work and for all the effort that goes in to these really excellent videos!
Moss on a rock ... priceless!
You’re so right about being present….I also try to do even small things ‘with purpose’, for example, putting the washing out on a lovely warm sunny day; rather than just throwing each piece up whilst thinking about what else I’ve got to do later in the day, I try to be present and really ‘see’ what I’m doing with the pegging out of each piece…..
I love this video, I spent large parts of my summers and winters on my grandmothers farm, helping where it was hard for her and then helping her bake for the farmers market. Both my parents grew up on a farm, (although my mother moved away when she was in middle school) so I know and love how fulfilling this life can be as well as how hard it can be, I wouldn't trade it for the world though. This life is the one I dream of, to return to my roots and live in harmony with the earth.
I have had ducks all my life and this is the first time without them(at the moment!) so lovely watching Patsy, Ducko and Kirtis doing what ducks do best. After many years of work and planning I have long last got my 1/3 acre field now nearly two years on with the kitchen garden growing well. The ducks play an important part as eating pests and their used bedding for great addition to the compost. Love watching your work in progress...
Wonderful. I have found my own Mossy Bottom (at last at age 70!)
I'm 67 and still looking, you are an inspiration!
Only mindset matters not a number.
I'm 60 and I've started looking in another state here in the USA. I no longer like the long cold winters of the north, I'm heading south where there is little to no snow.
❤
Congrats. Hope to get there one day too
You need to see a doctor about that.
Another wonderful video! Loved it! Your plot and animals look so happy and peaceful. Your soothing voice helps me de-stress a lot! I live in a concrete jungle, and can only imagine your beautiful pastoral lifestyle! Thanks again!😊
I guarantee every Australian watching this cringed when you pulled your runners out from that log and put them straight on your feet without checking what's inside!
I cringed BIG time, but that comes from having spent 10 years living in Tucson, AZ with scorpions, brown recluse, black widows, fire ants, killer bees, all manner of poisionous snakes, just to name a few!
And lots of Americans! 😬
Yes but the rabbit and chicken pens I think to be fair would stand up to your average python 😀.
Hahaha!
Thats why we've got St.Patrick in Ireland no need to worry about checking out your wellies.😁
Love how you naturally use nature and and animals for the best of your land and happy for their lives as well! Such respect!
Ty kindly
You have made such a success of this. Your garden is brimming with goodness and everything is so tidy. Brilliant! Inspired and envious as to me this is the ideal way to live a life
All your efforts are appreciated from those who follow you at Mossy Bottom..to see your life there is bliss
It gives us insight into your routine the love of animals and what you give back to the land..a footprint like no other..inspiring us to follow..so good to see you again in a place of well being...💕...happy days..😊..love the bloopers..🌳🏤🌲
Apparently the cockerel objects to the cat being fed.
Thank you so much for sharing--absolute beautiful. You are so in touch with nature and your animals are adorable. Slainte.
Wonderful!!! So many people would love to trade in their hectic lives for a simpler time, let the world go away and live next to the earth.
I really like what you say about appreciating things in the present, however small, finding happiness there and letting the future look after itself. Presently, I’m appreciating this inspiring video, the opening shot in the granary with your cat seemingly perched on your shoulder (offering some wisdom perhaps?) and more classic outtakes! Nice one 👍
Hi, how are you? Your place looks gorgeous! ! Lots of hard work! The dog and you are adorable. Big Kiss from Brazil.
23:50 i was not prepared for this little piggies rapping with dubstep... such a talent.... wonderful video
You’re just an inspiration, and actually a bit of a spiritual guru without meaning to be! This was so uplifting to watch, thank you very much for making it. I love how you have such a beautiful relationship with all the animals, and you know how to work with their natural behaviours in a symbiotic way. It’s like a way of life that was lost to us, but I think it holds the key to real joy and freedom. I would love to do the same!
Thanks Daniel, this is one of your best videos, loved it. Thanks for all the time you take to make them, it's so appreciated. My husband and I love watching your videos together, made our evening. Love from Australia xx
Loved this. Be cool to see how a winter day in the life differs. I'm sure the working day is a lot shorter or at least a lot more inside
This was SO entertaining!
I just found your channel so am seeing the Irish scenes after the ones in Finland.
I started when you had just moved there.
Your gardens are just beautiful!
I live in the city in Pennsylvania and started raised beds during Covid.
I always grew tomatoes but wanted more variety.
The cukes do great and the first few years I had fantastic peppers.
The cruciferous vegetables were a disaster and the squashes, although doing okay were eventually rutted out by the deer.
Yours don’t seem to have ANY leaf damage; maybe due to enough rain and those LONG summer days!
We’re light here in June and July until 9pm but it can be drought with SO MUCH watering having to be done.
Then the Brussels sprouts got whitefly and took so long to mature, had all that sticky secretion on them that I just tossed them late August.
The deer started coming and even eat the tomatoes.
Will need to screen everything off if I want veggies.
Yours are so beautiful and plentiful I don’t know how you could have left that beautiful homestead!
I know the reasons and a good partner like yours is invaluable.
I’ll be watching!
All whose minds are open are learning so much from your videos. Your day routine was interesting, fun, heartwarming. All critters are respected, all plants well-tended. And every time you speak in complete sentences to us, I rejoice! Thank you!
Yes... isn't he such a gentleman. Such great wit, and articulate use of language. He is actually hot now I come to think of it. Did you see how light hearted he was running. What a man!
Seeing someone live the simple life, with peace and happiness, the 2 biggest must haves in my life these days, makes me so happy. This is a dream!! It can happen for sure. Awesome stuff thank you!
I already live a life very similar in USA Maine. we grow our own meat and veggies and have 2 children. God is good.
I just love this one, you have come so far in all your work there, absolutely amazing. I just adore Moss! What a lovely companion to have. And all your animals. You continue to inspire me. Love , love love.
Brilliant video. What a paradise you've created. Love the ending outakes.
Nice to get the drone view at the end! Great vid!
What a treat to see the grand life you have created! All your animals looks so healthy and happy, they certainly are well-cared for!!! Moss is beautiful 😍
Loved this video. Made me feel peaceful in a mad world. Thank you.
Very talented, eloquent narrator.😊 I enjoy your videos!!!
We really enjoyed following you and your animal's in your duties of the day. It was lovely. Glad you are making progress in the Granery. Regards from us
Greetings from Finland (where the absolutely sweet Moomins that are in your teacup were born). 😊
Why hasn’t some Lass snatched up up. Your love of gardening your love of animals and your love of hard work but knowing when to rest. Some girl someday will be very lucky. I love this channel. It’s so green there.
Loving your commitment, you're not a worrier more like a warrior. Such an ideal life, loving the animals and your work ethics 😊👍
Worrier to warrior - lovely 🤩
Very enjoyable and interesting video. Must have been a lot of hard work putting it together in addition to all your daily jobs but I can see it would be very satisfying to achieve all that you do. Your animals are lucky to have you as their carer. I wish all animals were treated with the kindness you show yours. I can see they bring you a lot of joy and fun along side their benefits. Take care and thankyou for all the lovely content you produce for your subscribers.
You remind me of the American Shaker hymn- Tis the gift to be simple tis the gift to be free it’s the gift to come down where we ought to be and when we find ourselves in the place just right twill be in the valley of love and delight.
The wonderful Shakers understood simplicity and furniture making. Function over form !
Well done you. We are now IN IRELAND house hunting. Seen four so far, but no luck yet. It's boiling hot and we've been swimming in the atlantic today and walking on the Burren. It is lovely here and we can't wait to find the right place so we can import our four cats, who we miss terribly.
Wow, what a beautiful garden. I love the ducks chasing around their house. The cune cune (spelling?) are so cute. They're so smart.
So enjoyed your video. Everything you touch is made better by your presence. Best wishes from Montana, USA
LOVE garlic, but hate when they "burn it on the pan"... I dump it in AFTER all the searing and such is done... it's a much more subtle taste... and then of course garlic butter... YUM!
"I'm not a good cook" proceeds to present a VERY nice looking plate of toast... Mossy ya don't give yaself enough credit! it looks great
I hear roasted cockerel is very tasty btw. ;-)
Yeah you can't put garlic at the same time as, for example, onions, because garlic cooks much faster :)
I think this is my favourite Mossy Bottom video so far.
Forget the mug! Look at those GORGEOUS potatoes!!
Good day Daniel. I love your videos. I think your homestead is a work of art constantly in progress. I too will have a homestead as well. Have you been homesteading most of your life? Gardening? Animal Husbandry? The gag reel at the end was hilarious. Cheers and thank you for producing awesome content. Homesteading.
Lovely seeing you again. 🥰
26:52..Daniel..the chickens thought that the bird poop was hilarious..Which is HILARIOUS!..wow..your doing amazing..♡♡LA
Hi Daniel. I read somewhere that if you dry and burn spent coffee grinds it repels midges. Only read it though. I sitting in my midgie free Dublin back garden.
You are a true "Sensitive" I am enjoying your gentle approach to living.
What a wonderful channel you’ve built! It seems like a strange form of support, but I don’t skip a single ad before or during your videos, hoping it will make a small difference. Keep it up
Ah perfect. Needed something to get me to 5 o'clock.
There is so much information in your videos. Truly inspirational! I'm very much enjoying the transformation of your property. I will continue to look forward to each new video, and the results of your labours on everything as they progress.
All the best to you!
Your living my dream lol, wish I had the ££££££ needed to do this with my family. Thanks for the day in the life of... looks like you have it got into a nice routine that fills out your days.
Your Ducks are so funny chasing one another and the big pig is very naughty ha ha pinching the other ones food and tipping the feeder ,so funny to see bless ,amazing chickens they look happy where they are live
The pigs are so funny! The little black one having her meal in peace was the best!!
I love the stone cottage. Such a fun project
Thank you Sir. I truly enjoyed that and have subscribed. I envy you. Your life, your connection to your animals and to nature. Please take care . Hugs from Canada ⚘🧚♀️
I have a border collie cross and I have never yet worn him out. We can run for miles and throw the ball for hours and he just keeps on going!
I noticed you pick off the stalks from Swiss chard. They're edible, I fry them up like celery.
The stalks keep longer and can be éaten another day?
First time I have seen one of your videos, and it contained a lot of valuable reminders for me. At a somewhat advanced age, I have come to recognize that I'm somewhat introverted, and the most valuable lesson was that life is much improved for an introvert when you can arrange and control your life and activities. Thank you for more lessons for an introvert than you might imagine.
Why can I only 'like' this once?! Love it.
I have liked Daniel's videos twice before!!! Only to realise and like it a final time.😊
Aaaaaaaaadorable! Your calm voice and inner peace, the beautiful farm and cute animals... you made my day 🥰
Daniel, Everything that you have accomplished is very impressive. I'm very happy for you. Where can I purchase a pair of those really stylish work pants? Love the pickets and protective patches!
Wow! Splendid work on the granary! You are multi-talented lad! Keep up the good work!
How many days do you go without seeing another person Daniel? It must be so nice having time to think without other people around all the time.
SO AGREE !
100%
That’s paradise! Stay blessed brother!
I might be wrong and slightly indiscreet but I do believe that Daniel has got someone else with him at Mossy Bottom.
@@ninjesus4079 I dont think so. Sometimes he gets volunteers to help him
The best lifesytle ever. Nothing better than eating the fruits of your own labour surrounded by nature and shared with all your beautiful animals. God bless.