Another stellar build, Paddy! Do think of a design and find a place to fit. Or do you see a place to build and design around the site? Either way, you do a blood good job! You got me at the end, i was sure that was going to be a goldfish tank 😂
50/50 sometimes I've the idea in my head and spend hours looking for the right spot and sometimes I see the spot first . wouldn't a fish tank be cool though 😂
@@PaddysBushcraft Teeny Tiny New builds with thin Walls and loads of really annoying problems, defects that are called Snags. Also they cost loads of money, like £350,000 + Usually. Living room so small you can only fit a 2 Seater Sofa etc.
I'm watching you from the States. Your Irish coffee looks amazing, have another for me, Lad. A fine job you did on your dugout, just a bit larger and I'd live there. And the swing was a nice touch, looks quite relaxing. Good on ya, Mate.
Well thank you very much I would be happy to have another one 😂 I actually fell asleep on the swing while recording one of the closing scenes 😴 it was too relaxing. Thanks for watching 🇺🇸♥️🇮🇪
Hello from Franconia again, Paddy, for me you are and remain the best shelter builder on the entire planet earth. I am an absolute fan of yours and I love your videos. Kind regards from your friend Udo
Outstanding. Great attention to detail, functionality, sustainability, and use of natural materials. You are the best. May the Lord bless you and keep you. May His light shine upon you. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to more of your hard work and creativity. creativity. 😊
G'day sir from the frozen wastes of canada, you know, in the kingdom of trudeau. Well, anyway , while enjoying yet another of your creations, it occurred to me that a thousand years or so in the future some archeologist is going to discover one of your underground barrows half hidden by now in soil accumulation & overgrowth & he or she, providing we still use those titles will want to do a dig on the site. They will be amazed at the level of skill used in the making of mud bricks & logs etc, they will spend months poring over the various little tidbits that you left behind, maybe a bit of candle, a battery, maybe a bit of pottery & they will marvel amongst themselves at the level of ingenuity which you seemed to have to build such a long lasting habitat, so useful, so primitive & they will speculate in various scientific articles on just what sort of human species built this humble abode. It is a lovely work of art i think. Sorry about the wind but you really got my attention on this one as with all of your builds so thankyou & i look forward to the next one. Who knows, maybe you will be re-incarnated many years hence & come back to study your own long forgotten handy work. Bye now, enjoy, ric, ontario canada.
Thank you very much Ric it could definitely cause some confusion for archaeologists of the future ancient technology alongside modern 😂😂 but I don't think these type of buildings would last long the bricks would turn back into mud the wood would rot only stone would last maybe there would be a fireplace for them to find 🧐. thanks again paddy from Ireland 🇮🇪
Great skills and idea's, even a bit of artistry on top of your bushcraft, very enjoyable watch. Just a piece of advice from an old man, invest in some decent knee protectors or you will struggle in later life. East Yorkshire.
Know what you mean about them been a pain in the backside Ray, but would be a shame to think of you suffering from arthiritis... either way, keep up the great bushcraft.@@PaddysBushcraft
Paddys,Türk kahvesi denemelisin. bir küçük cezve,bir fincan. yanına bir bardak su,bir Türk Lokumu. " bir fincan kahvenin,40 yıl hatırı vardır" dostlarınla içersen. Paddys, yine başarılı bir çalışma. Şu klasik çatı kaplama işine başka bir çözüm olmazmı.? 👍✌️🙏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Watching from my living room in Essex, Paddy.If you build me a shelter it will need a stairlift please.I've got one in the house but it's driving me up the wall ! Top notch build.
Yes we can ramp it up - Pete Boggs can fabricate it for us methinks.Having seen the world record Eiffel Tower made of matchsticks ( 23ft high,706,900 matchsticks ) building a matchstick shelter could be your next challenge ? Watched a lot of vids over the years but your builds certainly takes the cake in my estimation and look quite magical.Pretty sure there's some off-camera help from the little people ? Shine on you crazy diamond !
Great video mate, here I was wondering, I'm up in the north of Ireland and there's loads of laws on tools/knifes that make it hard to get decent bushcraft equipment. Is there much of that down near you? Cheers mate
Excellent work, I don’t know if here in area of London it could be possible to imitate some of your works . Thank you for sharing some Irish art and designs which probably are better compared all the other shared videos from other countries. In the area of London it might be impossible to find strong mud and could chop some wood in the freedom and peaceful manner. I’m italian and always been curious on how they constructed monuments and buildings with sole mud and lime . Romans discovered the bricks can last longer by using limestone extract and other materials as clay and I forgot the third ingredient. One day we might need to comeback at those alternatives due the incoming wars decided from polluted and corrupted civilisations.
Your best build revisited. It would be interesting to know how long they would last if you didn't dismantle them. Protecting the roof plastic from UV damage is important. I suppose you would have to char all the wood in contact with mud - the way things are going in Ireland you might have to live in one permanently!
This one was a year old before demolition there was no evidence of degradation apart from a dear foot shape hole in the roof 😂 I suspect it would last 5-7 years . I have a few two part videos I'm going to stitch together,I'm so far behind schedule 😭
Good observation 👍 as a rule a chimney needs to be either tall and narrow,or short and wide .this chimney worked very well but perhaps a cover on top to prevent rain would be a good idea like in this video th-cam.com/video/eDTtgWMD4lM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SqoTSTKRv-RTh3eX
Ok, so can you come to America this spring and help me build my little stone hobbit house? :) .... I guess I'll soon see if the skills I learned from you will work for me. :) ....... Missed Goji this time. :(
The Unaired Scenario (The arrival of the downfall of Dual Survival) (Disclaimer: Not exactly verbatim) Joe: "Hold up Cody!" Cody: "What is it Joe!" Joe: "Well first off, you aren't wearing any shoes Cody! But anyways. Do you see those two trees up ahead?" Cody: "Which two? There's a bunch Joe." Joe: "You don't see that!?" Cody: "What?" Joe: "Look about 40 meters in between those two trees on the ground!" Cody: "Oh that." Joe: "You see it Now.. Right!?" Cody: "Well.. if it's the same thing I'm seeing.. it looks like a pile of dirt." Joe: "Cody! That's an Ant Pile!" Cody: "Okay?.. What about it?" (Joe now explains to the cameraman) Joe: "When I was in Special Forces you are taught to always keep your head on a swivel. If you come across an Ant Pile of that magnitude in size, you Do NOT turn your back on it. And in Special Forces training, when you come across something that Lethal, you do Not approach it.. at all. PERIOD! In Special Forces, you are taught that an Ant Pile just doesn't have Not One or Two Ants ready to Ambush you. There are literally a lot. And in Special Forces, when just One Ant picks up on your scent, it lets all the other Ants know that you are around. And in Special Forces, you are taught that when those Ants realize that you are around, even if it's 40 meters away, you are Now compromised. There is No Way that I am going to allow my partner nor myself to face the danger of a massive horde of Ants to Ambush me or my shoeless partner. PERIOD!" Joe: "What about it!? Cody, you are out here with No shoes on and an Ant Pile that big is literally 40 meters away. I am Not turning my back on that Ant Pile!" Cody: "Joe, let's just keep going and just walk around the Ant Pile and find a place to build a shelter and make a fire and try to find some water and food." Joe: "Are you kidding me Cody!? No! I'm going to low crawl off to the left and flank them and Utterly Destroy that threat." Cody: "Do what?" (Again, Joe talks to the cameraman) Joe: "You see, that's what I'm talking about. Cody doesn't understand that I am Special Forces with skills that HE doesn't have. And Cody is out here with No shoes on with a freaking Ant Pile right in the path of our mission target. If I allow my partner to get near that Ant Pile, it's game over. PERIOD!" Cody: "Joe, I've dealt with many Ant Piles over the years. Beginning when I was a child. If you don't bother them, they won't bother you." (Again Joe talks to the cameraman) Joe: "In Special Forces training, you are shown a Documentary on how dangerous Ants can be. It's called.. Attack Of The Killer Ants. Ants are nothing to take lightly. I've seen the destruction of what Ants can do." Joe: "Cody! If you aren't going to help me get rid of this threat, just move back about 80 meters or so. I'll handle this." Cody: "Okay Joe. Well, when you feel that your life isn't in any more danger, I'll be in the shelter I'll build sitting next to the fire I rubbed two sticks together and you can rehydrate and fill up on some calories from the food and water that I gathered for you.. i mean us." (Joe finally arrives at the shelter) Joe: "I had to call in an airstrike." Cody: "Why?" Joe: "There were just too many Ants to flank." Cody: 🤔 Joe: "If only I had a magnifying 🔍 glass..." Cody: "It was just an Ant Pile Joe." Joe: "Exactly Cody! ... WAS.. an Ant Pile... 🐜🐜
Nice one, Paddy!!! Brilliant all round!!! I love how you make your own bricks. Where's your pup? I'm from Western Australia 🇦🇺 and it's going to be in the 40's again for the rest of this month I'd say. ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🐕🐾🐾🙂🫠🏳️⚧️🇦🇺
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How well does it hold up to the elements
Paddy, as always, I LOVE YOUR WORK AND CRAFTSMANSHIP. God Bless you and Ireland
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That Irish coffee looked nice, another hard build well done 👍
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Another stellar build, Paddy! Do think of a design and find a place to fit. Or do you see a place to build and design around the site? Either way, you do a blood good job!
You got me at the end, i was sure that was going to be a goldfish tank 😂
50/50 sometimes I've the idea in my head and spend hours looking for the right spot and sometimes I see the spot first . wouldn't a fish tank be cool though 😂
Watching from Las Lunas, NM U.S.A. Love your Videos! Top of the Mornin!
Thank you very much 😊
Really enjoy your content Patty. Awesome builds! 👍👍
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👍Really great job! Beautiful shelter 🥰 Follow you from Paris 🇫🇷
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I could do with you coming over to the uk and rebuilding my Barrett home. Great video as always 👍👍👍
Thank you very much 😊. What is a Barrett home ? A style of build ?
@@PaddysBushcraft Teeny Tiny New builds with thin Walls and loads of really annoying problems, defects that are called Snags. Also they cost loads of money, like £350,000 + Usually. Living room so small you can only fit a 2 Seater Sofa etc.
Another masterpiece mate great skills go along way to find those skills these days 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Paul 👍
I'm watching you from the States. Your Irish coffee looks amazing, have another for me, Lad. A fine job you did on your dugout, just a bit larger and I'd live there. And the swing was a nice touch, looks quite relaxing. Good on ya, Mate.
Well thank you very much I would be happy to have another one 😂 I actually fell asleep on the swing while recording one of the closing scenes 😴 it was too relaxing. Thanks for watching 🇺🇸♥️🇮🇪
You are the number 1!
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Thank you Daniela 😊
Hello from Franconia again, Paddy, for me you are and remain the best shelter builder on the entire planet earth. I am an absolute fan of yours and I love your videos. Kind regards from your friend Udo
Thank you very much Udo 😊
Outstanding. Great attention to detail, functionality, sustainability, and use of natural materials. You are the best. May the Lord bless you and keep you. May His light shine upon you. Thank you for sharing. Look forward to more of your hard work and creativity. creativity. 😊
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finally a channel like this in ireland, love to see it
Thank you very much 👍
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Hello. I'm watching from Germany. Your videos are great. And your dog is great too.
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Another great build Paddy, putting us all to shame haha fair play to you.
Thanks pal 😊
G'day sir from the frozen wastes of canada, you know, in the kingdom of trudeau. Well, anyway , while enjoying yet another of your creations, it occurred to me that a thousand years or so in the future some archeologist is going to discover one of your underground barrows half hidden by now in soil accumulation & overgrowth & he or she, providing we still use those titles will want to do a dig on the site. They will be amazed at the level of skill used in the making of mud bricks & logs etc, they will spend months poring over the various little tidbits that you left behind, maybe a bit of candle, a battery, maybe a bit of pottery & they will marvel amongst themselves at the level of ingenuity which you seemed to have to build such a long lasting habitat, so useful, so primitive & they will speculate in various scientific articles on just what sort of human species built this humble abode. It is a lovely work of art i think. Sorry about the wind but you really got my attention on this one as with all of your builds so thankyou & i look forward to the next one. Who knows, maybe you will be re-incarnated many years hence & come back to study your own long forgotten handy work. Bye now, enjoy, ric, ontario canada.
Thank you very much Ric it could definitely cause some confusion for archaeologists of the future ancient technology alongside modern 😂😂 but I don't think these type of buildings would last long the bricks would turn back into mud the wood would rot only stone would last maybe there would be a fireplace for them to find 🧐. thanks again paddy from Ireland 🇮🇪
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Great skills and idea's, even a bit of artistry on top of your bushcraft, very enjoyable watch. Just a piece of advice from an old man, invest in some decent knee protectors or you will struggle in later life. East Yorkshire.
Thank you tony glad you enjoyed it..I wear knee pads every day in work . It feels nice to not wear them for a change
Know what you mean about them been a pain in the backside Ray, but would be a shame to think of you suffering from arthiritis... either way, keep up the great bushcraft.@@PaddysBushcraft
Paddys,Türk kahvesi denemelisin. bir küçük cezve,bir fincan. yanına bir bardak su,bir Türk Lokumu.
" bir fincan kahvenin,40 yıl hatırı vardır" dostlarınla içersen.
Paddys, yine başarılı bir çalışma. Şu klasik çatı kaplama işine başka bir çözüm olmazmı.?
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Thank you 😊
It’s been a long time not seeing your video 😔 Glad U are back making more videos which I tremendously enjoy watching 😊
Thank you very much 😊
А я люблю кофе с бренди или с ликером ! 😊
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Dia Duit from Australia. 😀🇭🇲🌈 l really enjoyed this video. Slán 😀
Thank you very much Lorraine from 🇦🇺 ..your Irish is better than mine 😂😂
Watching from my living room in Essex, Paddy.If you build me a shelter it will need a stairlift please.I've got one in the house but it's driving me up the wall ! Top notch build.
Stair lift is a bit much would you settle for a ramp 😂😂 thanks for watching
Yes we can ramp it up - Pete Boggs can fabricate it for us methinks.Having seen the world record Eiffel Tower made of matchsticks ( 23ft high,706,900 matchsticks ) building a matchstick shelter could be your next challenge ? Watched a lot of vids over the years but your builds certainly takes the cake in my estimation and look quite magical.Pretty sure there's some off-camera help from the little people ? Shine on you crazy diamond !
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Pretty .
Youre like a little badger with thumbs .
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Muy buen trabajo, saludos desde gran canaria un abrazo inmenso
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Eu gosto de tipo de acampamento mas a aqui no Brasil as leis ambientais não ajudam isso é um Rob bom
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Watching from New London Wisconsin, USA. 64 Kilometers SW of Green Bay.
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Love your Videos. Greeting from Hamburg
Thank you 😊
Love the Channel.
Thank you Judith 😊🐶♥️
Loving the channel . Great shtuff.
Glad you enjoy it! 😊
Great video mate, here I was wondering, I'm up in the north of Ireland and there's loads of laws on tools/knifes that make it hard to get decent bushcraft equipment. Is there much of that down near you? Cheers mate
Not at all 😕 only rule I follow is when I'm finished with my shelters i tidy them up and recycle materials
Heel goed gedaan, ik heb er van genoten, bedankt!
Thank you for watching 😊
Watching from the UK. Luv your stuff my man.
Thank you very much 😊
So happy to watch another beautiful build! I loved the swing at the end. I missed Goji. I hope all is well.❤
Thank you very much goji is fine 🐶♥️
💯🤜🤛😎Natur+Architecture= Natecture...
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Excellent work, I don’t know if here in area of London it could be possible to imitate some of your works .
Thank you for sharing some Irish art and designs which probably are better compared all the other shared videos from other countries.
In the area of London it might be impossible to find strong mud and could chop some wood in the freedom and peaceful manner.
I’m italian and always been curious on how they constructed monuments and buildings with sole mud and lime . Romans discovered the bricks can last longer by using limestone extract and other materials as clay and I forgot the third ingredient.
One day we might need to comeback at those alternatives due the incoming wars decided from polluted and corrupted civilisations.
Thank you very much 🇮🇹
Great craftsmanship love your channel my friend 👵🏻👵🏻stay safe🦍🦍
Thank you very much 😊
Very impressive! Wow, it's beautifully made. Subbed.
Thank you very much!
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Hi Paddy, where is the doggy? Nice shelter, by the way. From Rosario, Argentina
This was an old build from a year ago I stuck part 1 +2 together
@@PaddysBushcraft thought so
Your best build revisited. It would be interesting to know how long they would last if you didn't dismantle them. Protecting the roof plastic from UV damage is important. I suppose you would have to char all the wood in contact with mud - the way things are going in Ireland you might have to live in one permanently!
This one was a year old before demolition there was no evidence of degradation apart from a dear foot shape hole in the roof 😂 I suspect it would last 5-7 years . I have a few two part videos I'm going to stitch together,I'm so far behind schedule 😭
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Love your videos.
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I also like your ingenuity. Keep up with more videos. 👍👍👍👍👍😁
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Watching from north devon and would like to say the way immigration is going that will soon be a natural shelter estate soon😱😱😱😱
😂😂😂 you could be right
I was wondering - is your chimney too large? The rain could put the fire out.
Good observation 👍 as a rule a chimney needs to be either tall and narrow,or short and wide .this chimney worked very well but perhaps a cover on top to prevent rain would be a good idea like in this video th-cam.com/video/eDTtgWMD4lM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SqoTSTKRv-RTh3eX
Always best video
Thank you 😊
Super shelter 😊
Thanks pal 😊
Excellente 😊
Thank you 😊👍
Ok, so can you come to America this spring and help me build my little stone hobbit house? :) .... I guess I'll soon see if the skills I learned from you will work for me. :) ....... Missed Goji this time. :(
😂😂 I'm on the way ✈️ goji is fine 🐶
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Nice job, where did ye get the hand drill yolk? That looks like a handy piece of kit.
thanks pal ...i made it but ive bought one before like this one amzn.to/3TPFMKd
cheap enough but the ones i make are much better ... imo
@@PaddysBushcraft very cool, any interest in making one for sale?
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Nice shelter
Thanks pal 😊
Loved it, and I did laugh at the sink .
Thank you 😂
i thought the chimney was too large, any thoughts?
Perhaps but it works perfectly maybe a cover on top to prevent rain 🤔
South Africa,
I aways thought the chimney needs to be higher than the peak of the roof.
Perhaps in a real house it does.in the wild it's whatever works 😊
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I am not a fan of small shelters. I would have made it at least half as big again. I don't like sleeping squashed up.
has the goverment comandered it yet for "the visitors"
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Were is your lovely Cameradog today? 😢
This was an old build from a year ago I stuck part 1 +2 together
Ah, ok. I didn‘t realised it
@@heihe26 there will be a few more old ones .I'm way behind schedule 😔
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The Unaired Scenario
(The arrival of the downfall of Dual Survival)
(Disclaimer: Not exactly verbatim)
Joe: "Hold up Cody!"
Cody: "What is it Joe!"
Joe: "Well first off, you aren't wearing any shoes Cody! But anyways. Do you see those two trees up ahead?"
Cody: "Which two? There's a bunch Joe."
Joe: "You don't see that!?"
Cody: "What?"
Joe: "Look about 40 meters in between those two trees on the ground!"
Cody: "Oh that."
Joe: "You see it Now.. Right!?"
Cody: "Well.. if it's the same thing I'm seeing.. it looks like a pile of dirt."
Joe: "Cody! That's an Ant Pile!"
Cody: "Okay?.. What about it?"
(Joe now explains to the cameraman)
Joe: "When I was in Special Forces you are taught to always keep your head on a swivel. If you come across an Ant Pile of that magnitude in size, you Do NOT turn your back on it. And in Special Forces training, when you come across something that Lethal, you do Not approach it.. at all. PERIOD! In Special Forces, you are taught that an Ant Pile just doesn't have Not One or Two Ants ready to Ambush you. There are literally a lot. And in Special Forces, when just One Ant picks up on your scent, it lets all the other Ants know that you are around. And in Special Forces, you are taught that when those Ants realize that you are around, even if it's 40 meters away, you are Now compromised. There is No Way that I am going to allow my partner nor myself to face the danger of a massive horde of Ants to Ambush me or my shoeless partner. PERIOD!"
Joe: "What about it!? Cody, you are out here with No shoes on and an Ant Pile that big is literally 40 meters away. I am Not turning my back on that Ant Pile!"
Cody: "Joe, let's just keep going and just walk around the Ant Pile and find a place to build a shelter and make a fire and try to find some water and food."
Joe: "Are you kidding me Cody!? No! I'm going to low crawl off to the left and flank them and Utterly Destroy that threat."
Cody: "Do what?"
(Again, Joe talks to the cameraman)
Joe: "You see, that's what I'm talking about. Cody doesn't understand that I am Special Forces with skills that HE doesn't have. And Cody is out here with No shoes on with a freaking Ant Pile right in the path of our mission target. If I allow my partner to get near that Ant Pile, it's game over. PERIOD!"
Cody: "Joe, I've dealt with many Ant Piles over the years. Beginning when I was a child. If you don't bother them, they won't bother you."
(Again Joe talks to the cameraman)
Joe: "In Special Forces training, you are shown a Documentary on how dangerous Ants can be. It's called.. Attack Of The Killer Ants. Ants are nothing to take lightly. I've seen the destruction of what Ants can do."
Joe: "Cody! If you aren't going to help me get rid of this threat, just move back about 80 meters or so. I'll handle this."
Cody: "Okay Joe. Well, when you feel that your life isn't in any more danger, I'll be in the shelter I'll build sitting next to the fire I rubbed two sticks together and you can rehydrate and fill up on some calories from the food and water that I gathered for you.. i mean us."
(Joe finally arrives at the shelter)
Joe: "I had to call in an airstrike."
Cody: "Why?"
Joe: "There were just too many Ants to flank."
Cody: 🤔
Joe: "If only I had a magnifying 🔍 glass..."
Cody: "It was just an Ant Pile Joe."
Joe: "Exactly Cody! ... WAS.. an Ant Pile... 🐜🐜
😂😂 the comic book version perfect
It's gone. Sadly
Did u take it down or someone broke it in bits?
Did u take it dawn or somebody damaged it?
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Nice one, Paddy!!! Brilliant all round!!! I love how you make your own bricks. Where's your pup? I'm from Western Australia 🇦🇺 and it's going to be in the 40's again for the rest of this month I'd say. ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🐕🐾🐾🙂🫠🏳️⚧️🇦🇺
Thanks 😊.this is an old video remastered goji wasn't born yet .
When you say 40s do you mean Celsius 🫢
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I want to live the rest of my life in a hut like that. Electricity is evil.
Sometimes I feel the same way but it is nice to come back to the comforts of home