The two of you seem to enjoy each other others company so well. I enjoy your show so much and the biggest part of that is your personalities and your sense of humor. Thank you for ALWAYS making my day.
I love it that you're unafraid to show the things that don't work out, and then brainstorm and execute solutions that eventually end up even better than the original plan. It gives the rest of us amateurs hope, lol. Love this channel so much, keep up the great work!
Olá meus amigos Victoria e Ricky eu adoro vocês sao pessoas tao adoraveis . Uma coisa que admiro muito é que sao pessoas que fazem tudo na perfeiçao e tambem estao sempre de bom humor e por vezes sao muito engraçados😂😂 a Victoria parece uma fada é tao linda e tao simpática o Ricky tambem é uma pessoa maravilhosa quando as coisas nao correm bem nunca fica irritado e tem muita paciencia enquanto a maioria das pessoas ficam completamente fora de si mas o Ricky e a Victória nao. Para dizer com franqueza eu era capaz de estar a ver o vosso canal durante horas é tao estimulante eu sinto uma paz de espirito quando os vejo sao pessoas fora de série. Adorei ver os seus cãezinhos a brincar sao tao fofos . Uma pergunta nunca reparei se tinham galinhas sinceramente nao tenho visto. Tenham uma boa semana e cuidado com o calor que no centro de Portugal é terrivel eu como vivo muito perto do mar a 40 Km e tenho aqui um parque e passa o rio Tejo nao tenho tido tanto calor e coisa muito boa as noites muito frescas uma pessoa consegue dormir lindamente.
I am sharing this video in hopes that you reach 100 subscribers today! I have so.. enjoyed your vlog since the very beginning!You both are such great videographers & you bring such great content & humor to us! Thank you, & you both deserve the utube Plaque .. I can’t wait to see it in your possession 🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
Girl you are so cute, you are always so fresh even when your hard at work,and you and you sweet husband work so hard together. My husband and I have been married 57 years and we bought homes and refurbished them through our lives. We loved working together. My husband now has Alzheimer’s Dementia and will be going into a care facility the last week of July 2024. I am his only caregiver for the last six years but his Dementia is progresses and he needs professional help. Hold on to each other as long as you can life can change in an instant. Much Love from Minnesota, USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤
The new brackets certainly look like they should do the job, looking forward to their arrival and installation. Thanks folks for another great insight into your lives.
Love the shutter brackets! Great work, guys, on stabilizing the shutter area! Hope your garden loves its new cover! Your puppies look so happy and healthy! Have a blessed week, and see you next Sunday!
Been for my daily walk, watered the garden and had my Sunday lunch, now I can look forward to the highlight of the day, my weekly dose of niceness from Victoria and Ricky, plus the two dogs of course! Thank you guys, another lovely episode!
I am like a little girl anxious to open your new episode every time it pops up. Your smiles and humour together brighten up my day. And always amazed at your progress. ;)
Greetings from Brittany France 🇫🇷. Good luck! My husband and I (late 60's) renovated an old broken down longère and 7000 sq meters wild land. It's amazing what one can do when you are determined! Took us 3 hard years and we still busy with odd jobs!
That’s impressive work in 3 years! Can you recommend some places to visit in Brittany? We’re thinking of a little trip later in the summer to either Brittany or Upper Normandy to escape the super hot weather for a few days
@@LifebyLiving the whole of Brittany is spectacular. I would suggest you research the gulf of Morbihan. The capital city there is Vannes and up, down and around the gulf is just too beautiful.
Very impressed with the job you have done filling those window stone holes. Keep up the grest v-logs, I am thoroughly enjoying your content and banter. I learn something each time and sometimes I shout at the screen "Why are you doing it like that?" Then I see the finished article and then I go "Ahhhhhh."
Brilliant.......Tiny house is coming along, shutters will make it smile 😃 With propping up the shade cloth have you considered using washing line posts &/or an old garden umbrella in the middle ? ❤
Well done what a great idea to cover your plants up with that cover and an ingenious solution to fix it’s, the ironic thing is here in the UK we’ve had the coldest wettest summer so far. It’s only now starting to warm up.
Great solution for the windows. For the bed sunshade some recommendations: Large span with little support against wind, rain, rain runoff, stretch and drooping. Material already cut. Start with two taller center posts connected by a horizontal beam(s). Sort of an A-frame to the outer posts. You may have to relocate or re purpose two outer posts based on elevation changes. Evaluate if additional shorter middle A-frame pieces like the center piece are required. Reduces overall forces on the sunshade and allows for runoff. Or make two outer posts the tallest, middle posts shorter and the furthest outer posts proportionally shorter. Sort of a downwards sloping sunshade. More support, additional attachment points, better drainage. Alot depends on the wind, rain volume.
RIP Colin Courgette, the canopy looks to be serving its purpose. The wall you were working on looked good despite all the drilling and reverbs in your arms. Ricky the shutters are lovely well done. Xx
Your repair work looks really good! I'm amazed at how seamlessly it blends in. I think your addition of the stone helped too. I have a covered porch. I've put my pots of corgettes and cucumbers on the porch. They get morning sun (until about 10 -11am) and then indirect light the rest of the day. The only thing that doesn't mind the sun are the tomatoes. The hotter, the better. You've got this! Keep going. There is a cool pool waiting when the sun goes down!
RIP🤭Colin - the Courgette 😢 great idea with the new shaded area. I have the same shade fabric, I will copy your clever idea for my patio garden 🤗. Great vlog
Always look forward to a new video and seeing the progress you make on your homestead. What a great team you two make and seem to have fun too. Love from Texas, USA
I’ve been subscribed to your channel for about a month now…sat and binged all the eppys in order then. I eagerly await your next installment! But I will say…you guys make me tired just watching lol. And love your pups as well. As you would say, “Cheers” from Atlanta, Georgia, USA!! ❤
I had to pause half way through. I decided I had to give some love to my tomatoes. So, a 5 minute job becomes an hour, moving canes, tying string, watering. And I have little tomatoes coming along!
Your garden is looking amazing Victoria the shade cloth will really help the plants and you when working there. Really pleased you found a solution for the hinges, the patch areas look good and over time will look better. You have both done such a good job on the wall inside x
On your weed strimmer. First check outlet of the muffler usually there's a fine screen there to keep sparks from creating a fire hazard but they will plug up. Just use propane torch. Heat till bright red and quick wire brush will look like new. Then yearly replace spark plug. Otherwise if still having issues. Just adjust carburetor. It's easy adjust the small needle valve with a L on it when motor is at idle just turn out for more fuel and in for less same thing with the jet that has a H next to it. Hold engine wide open throttle and adjust as needed
hey guys good morning you are our inspiration! We are going to buy our farm here in Portugal too. we live in London Anderson and Paty, my wife, follow and love you kisses and a thousand hugs
Greetings from Scotland - watching you from early days and pleased to see how your viewership has increased !! Slip off to the beaches one day and show folks all the great things about Portugal.
To help put tension on the four corner posts .. think camping and tents poles . Add a guy rope or 2 to each corner posts and they will pull the posts out a little and tension the sail /shade cloth .. just an idea
I think you may need to anchor your posts with rope back to the ground. The anchor rope pulling in the opposite direction to the strain from the shade cloth. Think like a tent.
Next time you want to texture take one of your stones and hot glue it to the end of a stick or wood dowel. Use the surface of the stone to texture your concrete patch.
You can replace the whole carburetor on that weed eater and it will run great. Just find the part number and order a new one online. Take the old one off and DONE!!!
I just love your episodes! Always so rewarding and well done and delightful. I wish that you and the Newbies could collaborate on an episode somehow because you could swap subscribers and you're both such lovable families making your home in Portugal!! It's a pleasure to watch.❤
I got my first Bernina in 1974 and wouldn't go with any other brand. The old one still works beautifully, but my daughter stole it from me so I had to get a newer one. 🤷🏼♀️
I'd encourage you to string rope in an X across the center of the veg beds to keep the shade cloth from drooping across them. I also used plastic coated wire rather than rope to string the shade cloth. I used the same disks on the shade cloth. I used galvanized steel fence rails from chain link fencing rather than wood as they last longer and set them in concrete. Works a treat.
Things to check for: 1) spark plug fouled or corroded (clean egap eplace) 2) fuel line\fuel filter clogged (clean eplace) 3) water in fuel (drain and refill tank)
Is it possible the fact that your garden containers are metal that they are heating up soil/roots, essentially cooking the plants? I love your videos. You both are so natural, easy going.❤
How do you guys live while you are working on this place ? I really enjoy you two. Good luck with all the work on your property. Thank you for posting !❤❤
Hi, to help with the "touchup" on the existing fill, try a wire brush, the type you can fit in a drill They have the shape of a pine cone, leaves an uneven texture, no lines you get with a grinder face. Also works well on the concrete. Are going to use lime pointing on filling the joints, it remains flexible, better for the walls than mortar or concrete.
All the UTubes I watch come out on Sunday/Monday around 1am.....if I'm having one of my, I can not sleep, episodes, I have to waite until Monday to view.....Anyhoop, I do enjoy watching your building shaping up .. I love it big time .... blessings darlings from Granny Linda in OZ...... sweethearts....
I am in awe on every episode and each time I learn something new and finding the solutions I thought about! Great minds. I would still use some of the original stone to dab it outside as an accent finish. Love the sun tarp over the beds😊 save the veggies!
You two have really gotten the hang of this!! Not just the renovation and gardening, but the videography and story-telling as well. All good fun for viewers like me. Here's to cracking 100k!! It shouldn't be long now.
Great to see you both again. Condolences on the demise of Colin the courgette plant. Did you find out who was stealing the oranges? What did the trail camera capture?? 🇮🇪Looking forward to your next episode, hopefully much longer but no pressure , 😊😊
Greetings from India. For your inner wall pointing use lime plaster. It will look good. There is a stone adhesive to repair the damaged stones. In India we get it as Roff T03. You can google for the ingredients of it and 'm sure you can get this compound at your place. Just add some stainer to match your stone colour and use it like cement mortar without adding any sand or crushed stone. After 6 hours it will hard like stone and it is waterproof also. It will be so strong that you can fix hinges on it and it will easily carry the load of your door as well as windows.
It's great you found a solution to the install of Louver windows. Look to French to help out. Couple of questions ? 1. Are you learning portuguese or speaking it sufficiently? and are there any plans to study for Portuguese citizenship ? Harriet and I were in the Azores and Madeira Islands a couple of weeks ago. Simply Lovely 😁 Very chill as we are. Hope you guys are enjoying that plunge pool. All the best mates😍 Jim, Harriet and Yuki ( just returning from a wedding in Newport R. I )
Still loving your rolling work benches. We had a wilted pumpkin plant and later in the day is was totally collapsed. A gopher chewed it off at the root.
I remember when the little dog begged for a home….and now the joy of seeing them play is so touching
The two of you seem to enjoy each other others company so well. I enjoy your show so much and the biggest part of that is your personalities and your sense of humor. Thank you for ALWAYS making my day.
Ditto xx
Well said, I agree. 👍🏻♥️
Awww thanks Betty! ❤ it makes our day to hear that our little videos bring people so much joy 🥰
I love it that you're unafraid to show the things that don't work out, and then brainstorm and execute solutions that eventually end up even better than the original plan. It gives the rest of us amateurs hope, lol. Love this channel so much, keep up the great work!
Thanks Tracy!😊 if we didn’t show things that don’t work out we’d only be making 5 minute videos every fortnight 😂
😂😂😂
The life you bring to your videos is so lovely.
Thank you for sharing your lives with us all ❤❤
Olá meus amigos Victoria e Ricky eu adoro vocês sao pessoas tao adoraveis . Uma coisa que admiro muito é que sao pessoas que fazem tudo na perfeiçao e tambem estao sempre de bom humor e por vezes sao muito engraçados😂😂 a Victoria parece uma fada é tao linda e tao simpática o Ricky tambem é uma pessoa maravilhosa quando as coisas nao correm bem nunca fica irritado e tem muita paciencia enquanto a maioria das pessoas ficam completamente fora de si mas o Ricky e a Victória nao.
Para dizer com franqueza eu era capaz de estar a ver o vosso canal durante horas é tao estimulante eu sinto uma paz de espirito quando os vejo sao pessoas fora de série. Adorei ver os seus cãezinhos a brincar sao tao fofos . Uma pergunta nunca reparei se tinham galinhas sinceramente nao tenho visto.
Tenham uma boa semana e cuidado com o calor que no centro de Portugal é terrivel eu como vivo muito perto do mar a 40 Km e tenho aqui um parque e passa o rio Tejo nao tenho tido tanto calor e coisa muito boa as noites muito frescas uma pessoa consegue dormir lindamente.
God bless you ❤❤
Thanks Cat 🥰
@@assuncaomeireles198 É uma pessoa muito, muito amável. Obrigada pelas tuas palavras tão simpáticas ❤
I am sharing this video in hopes that you reach 100 subscribers today! I have so.. enjoyed your vlog since the very beginning!You both are such great videographers & you bring such great content & humor to us! Thank you, & you both deserve the utube Plaque .. I can’t wait to see it in your possession 🙏🙏🙏Blessing’s
Thanks Laura. So grateful to have you show up every week with your kind words ❤ you’re one of our biggest cheerleaders & we really appreciate it 😊
Girl you are so cute, you are always so fresh even when your hard at work,and you and you sweet husband work so hard together. My husband and I have been married 57 years and we bought homes and refurbished them through our lives. We loved working together. My husband now has Alzheimer’s Dementia and will be going into a care facility the last week of July 2024. I am his only caregiver for the last six years but his Dementia is progresses and he needs professional help. Hold on to each other as long as you can life can change in an instant. Much Love from Minnesota, USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤❤❤
Don't feel bad about having to place your husband in a home. You need to care for you first so that you can be healthy.
Your love for your husband shines through in your words Geraldine. It sounds like you have lived a wonderful life together ❤
Great job with the shade screen and the stonework on the inside of the sweet house. The property is so lovely. ❤
The new brackets certainly look like they should do the job, looking forward to their arrival and installation. Thanks folks for another great insight into your lives.
Itching to get the shutters fitted!
One thing you can say about you two is, you don't do anything by halves ❤💛💜
You have done such a fabulous job on that little cottage. When you are done you will have friends come and visit you and never leave.
That’s the plan!😁
Love the shutter brackets! Great work, guys, on stabilizing the shutter area! Hope your garden loves its new cover! Your puppies look so happy and healthy! Have a blessed week, and see you next Sunday!
Been for my daily walk, watered the garden and had my Sunday lunch, now I can look forward to the highlight of the day, my weekly dose of niceness from Victoria and Ricky, plus the two dogs of course! Thank you guys, another lovely episode!
I am like a little girl anxious to open your new episode every time it pops up. Your smiles and humour together brighten up my day. And always amazed at your progress. ;)
Victoria you and Ricky are an amazing team.❤❤❤❤🇬🇷 🇬🇷
Thank you!🥰
My only issue is that we have to wait a whole week to see you guys again. Till Sunday then. ❤
I am always thrilled when I see you have a new video out... Hello 👋🏻 from Alhambra Southern California 🌴
Hi Annette! 👋 ❤
Greetings from Brittany France 🇫🇷. Good luck! My husband and I (late 60's) renovated an old broken down longère and 7000 sq meters wild land. It's amazing what one can do when you are determined! Took us 3 hard years and we still busy with odd jobs!
That’s impressive work in 3 years! Can you recommend some places to visit in Brittany? We’re thinking of a little trip later in the summer to either Brittany or Upper Normandy to escape the super hot weather for a few days
@@LifebyLiving the whole of Brittany is spectacular. I would suggest you research the gulf of Morbihan. The capital city there is Vannes and up, down and around the gulf is just too beautiful.
@@maryannklein2235 Thanks for the tip! We'll look into it 😊
I love this channel. You are such a sweet couple. Greetings from Denmark.
Very impressed with the job you have done filling those window stone holes.
Keep up the grest v-logs, I am thoroughly enjoying your content and banter. I learn something each time and sometimes I shout at the screen "Why are you doing it like that?" Then I see the finished article and then I go "Ahhhhhh."
Yeah we have a habit of doing things unconventionally!😂 it mostly works out though 😁
Your subbie numbers are growing. Proud to have been one of your early subbies.
Thanks for all the support Carol 😊 & for being the first person to comment most weeks!😁
Me too! Right from the start. They rock ❤
Hubby sez, new fuel filter, spark plugs...ck gas for water...love u 2. You work so hard, TOGETHER. We r in our 60s and u 2 r so refeshing.
Brilliant.......Tiny house is coming along, shutters will make it smile 😃
With propping up the shade cloth have you considered using washing line posts &/or an old garden umbrella in the middle ? ❤
Well done what a great idea to cover your plants up with that cover and an ingenious solution to fix it’s, the ironic thing is here in the UK we’ve had the coldest wettest summer so far. It’s only now starting to warm up.
Great solution for the windows.
For the bed sunshade some recommendations: Large span with little support against wind, rain, rain runoff, stretch and drooping. Material already cut. Start with two taller center posts connected by a horizontal beam(s). Sort of an A-frame to the outer posts. You may have to relocate or re purpose two outer posts based on elevation changes. Evaluate if additional shorter middle A-frame pieces like the center piece are required. Reduces overall forces on the sunshade and allows for runoff.
Or make two outer posts the tallest, middle posts shorter and the furthest outer posts proportionally shorter. Sort of a downwards sloping sunshade. More support, additional attachment points, better drainage. Alot depends on the wind, rain volume.
great job guys i love to see you two work together
RIP Colin Courgette, the canopy looks to be serving its purpose. The wall you were working on looked good despite all the drilling and reverbs in your arms. Ricky the shutters are lovely well done. Xx
Your repair work looks really good! I'm amazed at how seamlessly it blends in. I think your addition of the stone helped too.
I have a covered porch. I've put my pots of corgettes and cucumbers on the porch. They get morning sun (until about 10 -11am) and then indirect light the rest of the day. The only thing that doesn't mind the sun are the tomatoes. The hotter, the better.
You've got this! Keep going. There is a cool pool waiting when the sun goes down!
It always impresses me how much you guys accomplish in such hot weather. You're amazing.
RIP🤭Colin - the Courgette 😢 great idea with the new shaded area. I have the same shade fabric, I will copy your clever idea for my patio garden 🤗. Great vlog
Always look forward to a new video and seeing the progress you make on your homestead. What a great team you two make and seem to have fun too. Love from Texas, USA
I’ve been subscribed to your channel for about a month now…sat and binged all the eppys in order then. I eagerly await your next installment! But I will say…you guys make me tired just watching lol. And love your pups as well. As you would say, “Cheers” from Atlanta, Georgia, USA!! ❤
I'm loving it! I just can't wait for a new episode week over week. I'm so proud you chose my country to become your little piece of heaven! Thank you!
I had to pause half way through. I decided I had to give some love to my tomatoes. So, a 5 minute job becomes an hour, moving canes, tying string, watering. And I have little tomatoes coming along!
Why is it that 5 minute jobs ALWAYS turn into an hour!😂
Love your vids 🎉 Poppy has filled out/grown up so beautifully. A different dog ❤
Your garden is looking amazing Victoria the shade cloth will really help the plants and you when working there. Really pleased you found a solution for the hinges, the patch areas look good and over time will look better. You have both done such a good job on the wall inside x
Ricky seems to be a proper "rigger" not bad on the knots and tension... Sailorman!😂
it really is a joy watching you two work together such a lovely couple i will share too lets hope you reach 1000 target
Caught myself saying out loud "Trusty Greek Yoghurt". Love how that bucket keeps popping up!❤
😂 it’s just the perfect size for so many things!
On your weed strimmer. First check outlet of the muffler usually there's a fine screen there to keep sparks from creating a fire hazard but they will plug up. Just use propane torch. Heat till bright red and quick wire brush will look like new. Then yearly replace spark plug. Otherwise if still having issues. Just adjust carburetor. It's easy adjust the small needle valve with a L on it when motor is at idle just turn out for more fuel and in for less same thing with the jet that has a H next to it. Hold engine wide open throttle and adjust as needed
Thanks Todd 👍🏼 about to attempt getting it up & running so will look at the carburettor as the spark plug is all good
hey guys
good morning
you are our inspiration! We are going to buy our farm here in Portugal too.
we live in London
Anderson and Paty, my wife, follow and love you
kisses and a thousand hugs
I watch your show every Sunday as a way to relax with a cup of coffee. I got to say I got a big chuckle about the pole with the face on it...😊😊
Greetings from Scotland - watching you from early days and pleased to see how your viewership has increased !! Slip off to the beaches one day and show folks all the great things about Portugal.
You two are putting a lot of effort into your tiny house. You will be well rewarded.
An amazing way of life you and your dog's are so happy out there ☺️
Your stone repair looks great! You are both so positive! Your inside wall looks wonderful, too!
Blessings!❤
To help put tension on the four corner posts .. think camping and tents poles . Add a guy rope or 2 to each corner posts and they will pull the posts out a little and tension the sail /shade cloth
.. just an idea
I think you may need to anchor your posts with rope back to the ground. The anchor rope pulling in the opposite direction to the strain from the shade cloth. Think like a tent.
Never a dull moment Ricky. That woman of yours is bloody barmy 😂. Always good to watch, keep up the great work. 👍
Early on with your courgettes bury a couple of outside leaf stems about midway. They will form roots and will keep your plant alive. Worth a try.
Oo I’ve not heard that tip before Margaret! Thank you 😊
Thanks for another great video. Watching from Vancouver Island, BC, Canada
Good morning from Virginia 🌳
It's looking better all the time! Thanks for allowing us to see you work and plan.
Removing the concrete from the stones give's a clear definition of the stone work. Better look than before.
We can start to see what we’re working with with it removed! 😅
I always use a drill post hole digger to get posts down three feet and put concrete around it after it is leveled.
Next time you want to texture take one of your stones and hot glue it to the end of a stick or wood dowel. Use the surface of the stone to texture your concrete patch.
Oh my goodness what a lot of hard work. You both should be so proud of yourself. The place is beautiful
So close to 100K subscribers, and well deserved. Your channel is a delight.
You can replace the whole carburetor on that weed eater and it will run great. Just find the part number and order a new one online. Take the old one off and DONE!!!
Thank you for an always nice Sunday adventure.
I just love your episodes! Always so rewarding and well done and delightful. I wish that you and the Newbies could collaborate on an episode somehow because you could swap subscribers and you're both such lovable families making your home in Portugal!! It's a pleasure to watch.❤
You should get chickens to help with the compost, and more importantly get some protein in your diet 😂 I'm sure Rickey will be happy about it ...
Aah a proper sewist with a Bernina. Excellent choice Victoria, it will pay for itself in no time. If it can’t do something nothing will❤❤👏👏❤❤❤❤
I got my first Bernina in 1974 and wouldn't go with any other brand. The old one still works beautifully, but my daughter stole it from me so I had to get a newer one. 🤷🏼♀️
Go Team Bernina 🙌 15 years on & she’s never missed a stitch! 😄
I’d never heard of that vegetable you were describing until I saw the fruit. We call them zucchini in Texas and the rest of the southern states.
Another great video. A gentleman’s pill, and Colin cut down in prime!! You two are priceless. Pauline
Fabulous! Your videos are never long enough... 😊😊
Portugal is on my bucket list!
Nice video guys, strongly advise you to reinforcing the corner posts, with e.g. stakes and steel cable. Good luck.😊
A guy I know in France on hot days he ties up white sheets around his home/farm for parts of shade and act like fans 👍
Great video as always guy's ❤
Top notch MacGyvering💪🏻💪🏻
Love watching your progress! Can’t wait to see the stone house once complete! Good luck guys 💙💕👏👏👏👏
The stone crusher is small, but she's mighty!
When the shutters are installed, you won't see the stone repairs color difference.
😂😂😂 "make yourself hotter...drape yourself in plastic" lol Victoria you're a stitch. ❤
I'd encourage you to string rope in an X across the center of the veg beds to keep the shade cloth from drooping across them. I also used plastic coated wire rather than rope to string the shade cloth. I used the same disks on the shade cloth. I used galvanized steel fence rails from chain link fencing rather than wood as they last longer and set them in concrete. Works a treat.
Amazing
I would subscribe if I hadn't already! I love you two😊❤
You to work very well together
And it you a wonderful couple
☘️👍👍
so much fun watching this little house come together
Things to check for:
1) spark plug fouled or corroded (clean
egap
eplace)
2) fuel line\fuel filter clogged (clean
eplace)
3) water in fuel (drain and refill tank)
Well done with the shade cloth guys, I've seen a few of those myself.
When putting the pole in the middle, put some netting on top of it. The wind will make a hole when the roof net rubbed on the pole
You two are always very resourceful. I think the shade cloth will really help. 😉
Is it possible the fact that your garden containers are metal that they are heating up soil/roots, essentially cooking the plants?
I love your videos. You both are so natural, easy going.❤
How do you guys live while you are working on this place ? I really enjoy you two. Good luck with all the work on your property. Thank you for posting !❤❤
Pe4haps some water where you need the poles might help soften the ground
Hi, to help with the "touchup" on the existing fill, try a wire brush, the type you can fit in a drill They have the shape of a pine cone, leaves an uneven texture, no lines you get with a grinder face. Also works well on the concrete. Are going to use lime pointing on filling the joints, it remains flexible, better for the walls than mortar or concrete.
All the UTubes I watch come out on Sunday/Monday around 1am.....if I'm having one of my, I can not sleep, episodes, I have to waite until Monday to view.....Anyhoop, I do enjoy watching your building shaping up .. I love it big time .... blessings darlings from Granny Linda in OZ...... sweethearts....
Well done. Great job! James and Paulette from Australia. We enjoy watching your Channel very much. The dog's are wonderful
xx
“I feel like this is some weird 80’s music video”. Comment of the year Victoria, I almost spit out my water.😆
Love everything you do
Such a beautiful land and place❤
It's wonderful to see a happy couple working and living life so agreeably
I am in awe on every episode and each time I learn something new and finding the solutions I thought about! Great minds. I would still use some of the original stone to dab it outside as an accent finish. Love the sun tarp over the beds😊 save the veggies!
You two have really gotten the hang of this!! Not just the renovation and gardening, but the videography and story-telling as well. All good fun for viewers like me. Here's to cracking 100k!! It shouldn't be long now.
Great to see you both again. Condolences on the demise of Colin the courgette plant. Did you find out who was stealing the oranges? What did the trail camera capture?? 🇮🇪Looking forward to your next episode, hopefully much longer but no pressure , 😊😊
Greetings from India. For your inner wall pointing use lime plaster. It will look good. There is a stone adhesive to repair the damaged stones. In India we get it as Roff T03. You can google for the ingredients of it and 'm sure you can get this compound at your place. Just add some stainer to match your stone colour and use it like cement mortar without adding any sand or crushed stone. After 6 hours it will hard like stone and it is waterproof also. It will be so strong that you can fix hinges on it and it will easily carry the load of your door as well as windows.
13:17 vole attack: AKA Ricky’s had enough of courgettes 😂
Love watching, as you two solve all the problems that pop up. It won't be long, and you will be living in this adorable cottage.❤
Great job getting it to work, Have a wonderful week:)
It's great you found a solution to the install of Louver windows. Look to French to help out. Couple of questions ? 1. Are you learning portuguese or speaking it sufficiently? and
are there any plans to study for Portuguese citizenship ? Harriet and I were in the Azores and Madeira Islands a couple of weeks ago. Simply Lovely 😁 Very chill as we are.
Hope you guys are enjoying that plunge pool. All the best mates😍 Jim, Harriet and Yuki ( just returning from a wedding in Newport R. I )
Still loving your rolling work benches. We had a wilted pumpkin plant and later in the day is was totally collapsed. A gopher chewed it off at the root.
Wow love to see your garden,we enjoy watching your blog