It actually made me happy that you are not going to college and are continuing with your expanding business. You already have your business degrees with straight A's and will become even more educated than the majority of collegiate graduates. You also have a rich, wonderful life, which is the most important thing.
@@eviltomthai Hmmmmm, what is questionable these days is the value of a college education. A motivated person can acquire almost everything they would get in college by self-study (and without the indoctrination and BS). The only exceptions are the advanced sciences or engineering type stuff.
@@fewwiggle " Indoctrination" is your kids learning to think for themselves and not keeping the bigoted ideals you raised them with. Unless your family has set you up for life, like these girls parents have, it is very difficult for most people to make decent money with just a HS diploma. College is about more than learning what is being taught in your classes, the real education comes from getting to know, interact, and exchange ideas with people from all walks of life. Surrounding yourself with people who only think just like you is how a lot of people ( on both sides of the aisle) end up so out of touch with reality.
@@jacobwilliams5271 One form of bigotry is thinking that anyone not like you is bigoted . . . . "Unless your family has set you up for life, like these girls parents have" Wow, the condescension -- the assumptions about other people's lives . . . Regardless, college is a monoculture -- there is no (tolerated) diversity of thought there . . . .
I agree with the consensus. Jade is a treat & easy to watch. I don't care if I sound creepy either. Thanks for sharing content. I'm part of a LT70 crew that runs as weekend warriors. It's honest work. 💪✌️
Best q and a I ve seen , you totally walk the walk and talk the talk , you know what you want in life and are happy with it , more is not best , knowing what you do, doing it right and loving how and what you do is its own best reward , you both are so down to earth , and happy with your lives 😊
A few questions for the next time you do one of these.... 1) How much Coffee does Emerald drink in a day? Maybe you could come up Board Foot per Cup metric. 🙂 2) Are there types of wood you could cut but don't and why? 3) What % of lumber is from timber your family business cuts vs logs provided by others who are just paying for you to cut lumber for them? 4) What's your favorite season to be outside milling? Personally, nothing like a crisp fall morning splitting firewood. Warms you 4 times, when you cut it, when you haul it, when you split it and then when you burn it. 5) Do either of you ever go out logging and cutting timber or mainly back at the mill? Would love to see some content of timber harvesting. 6) Have you ever got a completely deformed log where you scratched your head wondering how you're going to attack cutting it but also just couldn't bring yourself to discarding it? 7) Is there a type of wood you'd love to mill someday but can't because it's not locally available? Great channel. Career has me in big city living now so it brings back a lot of fond memories of my younger years.
The Boss is running the business like a farm where he passes on the business to the children. It makes me believe there is still good in this country and wish you girls all the luck you deserve.
You did that very well. You answered some of the questions I had, college, how tall, etc.. I like the way both of you think before answering, that shows common sense and intelligence. Thanks for doing this it makes watching you all the better when we know you as real people.
Just think what amazing videos they could have made if they'd worked in a machine shop. There's an endless variety of topics to cover in milling, drilling, turning, welding, stamping, forming, measuring, machine tools, tooling, repair, maintenance, programming, etc.
em congrats with finishing you high school education. my oxymoron question was it in a public high school 9r in a home school environment. my college guess is home school program and independent study with a splash of school of hard knocks. homeschool with guidance counseling from boss man boss lady and grand pa an a dog name rocky and an ice covered river called icy. and freezing xul or icy hot or icy not
@@MrRossi1805 Yes, they are. Attractive, intelligent, knowledgeable, hard working, and talented. Their parents have good reasons to be very proud of them.
What nice girl's,mom and dad done a great job with you too! Easy too like and learn with you two. Little man and that dog are priceless! What a bond. Keep it safe ladies and keep the video's a rolling. God bless the family members.later Devo on the block.
I watch several channels off and on, but I have found myself going to this channel daily when you have new videos. I applaud you for your ability to continue coming up with new and interesting subjects involving your business. I wish I lived closer to you. I would love to be a lumber customer of yours.
Thank you - that was fun and enjoyed some of your answers. Kinda nice seeing ya away from milling for a bit. And side note - just seeing how clear those skies are makes me want to move close, such a lovely day it appears. May your Summer be decent and more fun than not. Take care, T
When my daughters were young it became very clearly evident that even here in the 21st century girls and young women are still being oppressed and limited by societal notions of what they should and shouldn't do. Had your videos been available then just seeing young women, indeed beautiful young women, doing physical work at a mill would've been really helpful in letting them see straight through all that BS. I told them repeatedly that most limitations are self imposed; don't limit yourself and never let others limit you. It's great to see strong, healthy young women who have a strong sense of self determination.
Yeah, it's partially kind of silly. There are parents who are very restrictive ( it all starts there) but I come from a large city in Europe where many classmates in one or my schools were rich, white with two working parents and they were not lining up for technical / IT professions. Science yes, but healthcare. A lot of it comes down to choice.
Удивительно. У девушки с глубинки такая хорошо поставленная речь. Намного лучше, чем у многих людей с больших американских городов. Рекомендовал многим людям Ваш канал как образец американского варианта британского языка
Wow. You girls are awesome. Great questions, great answers. No you don't need to go to college because you're getting the best education of all right there in the log yard. Hard work, running a great successful business and having fun with a TH-cam video channel.
A Feller Buncher that looks like that in our area is called a hot saw. It’s made for mostly clear cutting. There is another machine that looks similar with a different head that is called a Processor. It used for clear cutting and select cutting and it fells the tree, removes branches and cuts the logs to length. Mostly for short wood but also can cut random lengths. Neither machine is great with steep hills.
Means a lot to this stranger that you didn't jump on the current bandwaggon as some of the other commenters did, of denegrating the first person who paid the compliment about your family being "good looking". You're right; it's not creepy. The commenter kept it clean, and it's nice to see people just take a nice compliment. It may seem on it's surface like an odd observation for me to make, but too many people today don't know how to take a compliment (albeit from awkward people sometimes) and are looking for ways to be a victim, even at the expense of other good people. I respect you more for it.
Good video & good answers. Small comment on gloves - I cut & bucked a few hundred cords of fire killed or dead pine/spruce & cut many miles of survey line. I'd only wear gloves if it was well below freezing. I'd rarely get splinters - as you noted, there are some simple tricks to avoid them, respect the wood. All the best & hope that you maintain this UTube channel -
Grew up on a sheep ranch out west drinking sheep herder's coffee, morning, noon, and night. Finally have given it up. I loved it, but it was tearing up my stomach. I drink my favorite mixed drink now - aloe vera juice w a shot of water and largest % pineapple juice. My stomach thanks me.
Very interesting. Sounds like the family business is growing into different aspect of the lumber business and wood by products. Great to have a business with a ready made family to run and operate the business.
Good answer Jade. You’re right a feller buncher. Would be a really. Good piece of equipment. Em. What if I told you that😂 up here in Canada there mills they cut more than 100,”000 fbm per day and they would consider an 11” log a big log. They are required to mill logs down to a 5” top.
This is what the rest of the world needs to see more of. This is how America got where we are in just 240 years. Strong family values and capitalism. I like how they realize that college really has no value if you are self reliant.
I see the halo you mentioned but it's not large enough to cover that fiery red hair. It's always interesting to see the two of you together. You're so much alike and soooooo different. lol Take care.
suggestion for a new piece of equipment...conveyer to transfer sawdust to the trailer. might take some rearranging, and would deprive of that valuable shoveling exercise :)
Sorry I missed the Q and A 😢 my question would be what are you’re plans for the future? Thank you 😊 you both answered my question! You both love the mill and sticking with it 😊 why isn’t Sam in a lot of videos ? Because Sam really great 😊
Question; where do you get your timber. I live in a forest in tennessee and have to pay to have trees removed. I can't give them away, red and white oak, maple and pine.
It is a feller- buncher. It comes in 2 version. Sawhead and pincher head. Sawhead is faster but is more maintenance. A feller buncher can cut 8 to 10 tractor trailer loads per day. A tractor trailer load averages about 22 tons.
I had a German shepherd female named Roxy, she was an awesome dog. ROXY cam please. It will probably blow your mind and you could edit out the boring parts. great show. keep it up!!! you are helping your family business and your own careers. 👍👍
The machine Jade mentioned is either a harvester or a Timbco. I use to run a Harvester and Timbco and honestly I hope the boss gets one. I feel sorry for him out there felling trees in winter. Time for him to be in a heated cab and make his machine do all the work
interesting video. By the way, a feller buncher of a reasonable size, large enough to process trees of a significant girth, can cost about 750 000 dollars US, I mean brand new, obviously.
very interesting will be, how do you treat your hair, do you do extra physical exercises, do you have a special diet, what plans do you have for the future, thank you
Loved the video, ladies! I've watched the video by Out of the Woods. Nathan there, runs an LT70 and running a 7° blade. I'm still pretty sure you two could at least match that speed with your LT40! God's blessings in all you do, and I'll look forward to your next video!🙏😊
Great video Girls, as always All of the Edge Timber/Lumber can’t you cut it into log length and sell it for cheap firewood for those people on a reduced income. Even if it’s softwood. All the best 🇬🇧
This vid is similar to what the members get to see every week. Also, the challenge of how fast a log can be cut really isn't about the winner it's about getting all the viewers from each other's channels, win win. Def get a deal going with Out of the Woods. And about the halo over Em's head, yes it's fitting because I'm sure she could do no wrong, guaranteed!
For the doggo cam there is a dog on the Cutting Edge Engineering Australia channel that has 1. The dog (Homeless/Homie) is major part of the channel and every week homeless gets goodies sent in that he opens and quite often he'll have a gopro strapped to him as he runs madly outside. People love watching dogs do their stuff.
How many acres do you have to have to maintain a steady wave of regrowth of trees to grow back and maintain a steady wood resource without depleting your resource of trees?
Bonjour à vous, je connais très bien le métier, j'ai été ouvrier polyvalent de scierie pendant 11ans...en France le travail du bois est différent mais les bases sont les mêmes. Bravo à vous, vous gérez plutôt pas mal les filles, c'est pas facile comme métier mais vous faites du bon boulot 👌👍 Salutations de France 😉
I missed the QA post but there is something I have been curious about - when you are in school how much time do you spend working at the yard? ie is it just a few hours fitted around school or is it more full on than that?
Your family is making a good life for you. It is so cool to see a family work together.
Wow!! Jade speaks!! Both of you are lovely and talented, and it's a joy to watch your videos.
It actually made me happy that you are not going to college and are continuing with your expanding business. You already have your business degrees with straight A's and will become even more educated than the majority of collegiate graduates. You also have a rich, wonderful life, which is the most important thing.
Skipping college is very questionable indeed
@@eviltomthai Hmmmmm, what is questionable these days is the value of a college education. A motivated person can acquire almost everything they would get in college by self-study (and without the indoctrination and BS). The only exceptions are the advanced sciences or engineering type stuff.
@@fewwiggle " Indoctrination" is your kids learning to think for themselves and not keeping the bigoted ideals you raised them with. Unless your family has set you up for life, like these girls parents have, it is very difficult for most people to make decent money with just a HS diploma. College is about more than learning what is being taught in your classes, the real education comes from getting to know, interact, and exchange ideas with people from all walks of life. Surrounding yourself with people who only think just like you is how a lot of people ( on both sides of the aisle) end up so out of touch with reality.
@@jacobwilliams5271 One form of bigotry is thinking that anyone not like you is bigoted . . . .
"Unless your family has set you up for life, like these girls parents have"
Wow, the condescension -- the assumptions about other people's lives . . .
Regardless, college is a monoculture -- there is no (tolerated) diversity of thought there . . . .
@@jacobwilliams5271 thank you for this comment. It's spot on! So well said!!!
Good evening! Quite a treat, having Jade on camera and smiling! Good video Q&A.
I agree with the consensus. Jade is a treat & easy to watch. I don't care if I sound creepy either.
Thanks for sharing content. I'm part of a LT70 crew that runs as weekend warriors. It's honest work. 💪✌️
That was informative and fun. IMO, your videography and editing skills continue to grow weekly.
Thanks for bringing us along on this journey.
I really liked the disdain for college. Very smart. You can get some accounting classes are whatever you need to prosper.
Best q and a I ve seen , you totally walk the walk and talk the talk , you know what you want in life and are happy with it , more is not best , knowing what you do, doing it right and loving how and what you do is its own best reward , you both are so down to earth , and happy with your lives 😊
A few questions for the next time you do one of these....
1) How much Coffee does Emerald drink in a day? Maybe you could come up Board Foot per Cup metric. 🙂
2) Are there types of wood you could cut but don't and why?
3) What % of lumber is from timber your family business cuts vs logs provided by others who are just paying for you to cut lumber for them?
4) What's your favorite season to be outside milling? Personally, nothing like a crisp fall morning splitting firewood. Warms you 4 times, when you cut it, when you haul it, when you split it and then when you burn it.
5) Do either of you ever go out logging and cutting timber or mainly back at the mill? Would love to see some content of timber harvesting.
6) Have you ever got a completely deformed log where you scratched your head wondering how you're going to attack cutting it but also just couldn't bring yourself to discarding it?
7) Is there a type of wood you'd love to mill someday but can't because it's not locally available?
Great channel. Career has me in big city living now so it brings back a lot of fond memories of my younger years.
The Boss Man and Boss Lady have taught you ladies well, good morals & standards I fell you both will go well in life !!
how fun you are so intelligent and humble, enjoying your calmness, your sharing and joy of your world
The Boss is running the business like a farm where he passes on the business to the children. It makes me believe there is still good in this country and wish you girls all the luck you deserve.
You did that very well. You answered some of the questions I had, college, how tall, etc.. I like the way both of you think before answering, that shows common sense and intelligence. Thanks for doing this it makes watching you all the better when we know you as real people.
Your whole family is awe-inspiring! God Bless you ALL!
Keep Looking UP!😊
A delightful bright spot in my day, ladies, Thank Que !
Two of my favorite young ladies of TH-cam thank you for sharing this awesome video.
Do the Q & A occasionally. Very enjoyable to watch.
Oh Look! Jade can smile 😁
Jade is also sassy when she needs to be LOL
PA is a wonderful state! I used to live in NoVa, MD, NJ and briefly in Wayne, PA ...I really miss that region
Aside from your work ethics, I'm impressed with your ability to come up with new content.
Right?.. I keep wondering what they can make a video of next?.. I didn't think a log yard had so many topics.
Just think what amazing videos they could have made if they'd worked in a machine shop. There's an endless variety of topics to cover in milling, drilling, turning, welding, stamping, forming, measuring, machine tools, tooling, repair, maintenance, programming, etc.
em congrats with finishing you high school education. my oxymoron question was it in a public high school 9r in a home school environment. my college guess is home school program and independent study with a splash of school of hard knocks. homeschool with guidance counseling from boss man boss lady and grand pa an a dog name rocky and an ice covered river called icy. and freezing xul or icy hot or icy not
This Girls are so cool!
My deepest welcome to them (sorry translation from German)
@@MrRossi1805 Yes, they are. Attractive, intelligent, knowledgeable, hard working, and talented. Their parents have good reasons to be very proud of them.
What nice girl's,mom and dad done a great job with you too! Easy too like and learn with you two. Little man and that dog are priceless! What a bond. Keep it safe ladies and keep the video's a rolling. God bless the family members.later Devo on the block.
I watch several channels off and on, but I have found myself going to this channel daily when you have new videos. I applaud you for your ability to continue coming up with new and interesting subjects involving your business. I wish I lived closer to you. I would love to be a lumber customer of yours.
Thanks David. Have a good weekend…Boss Man.
Red hair and a halo… that would be a miracle!
Your dad must be really proud having 2 daughters boosting his company 👍👍
Greets from Sweden 🇸🇪
Yous have got everything set up nicely there,it looks nice and clean and in order,good job ladies 🙏!
Great watch. Thank You.
This was great . Jade ripping people for the way the comments were written made me laugh. Always good content.
That's my Jade.
@@joelmorin4030 yours ?????
Thanks for the Q and A ladies! Have a great evening! TTFN
Thank you - that was fun and enjoyed some of your answers. Kinda nice seeing ya away from milling for a bit. And side note - just seeing how clear those skies are makes me want to move close, such a lovely day it appears. May your Summer be decent and more fun than not. Take care, T
Thanks for doing and answering the Q&A. Looking forward to the video on the missing equipment.
Busted!!!😫🤔
Nice "change of pace" video.
Very well done! Take care and God bless. 👊🏼🇺🇸
When my daughters were young it became very clearly evident that even here in the 21st century girls and young women are still being oppressed and limited by societal notions of what they should and shouldn't do. Had your videos been available then just seeing young women, indeed beautiful young women, doing physical work at a mill would've been really helpful in letting them see straight through all that BS. I told them repeatedly that most limitations are self imposed; don't limit yourself and never let others limit you. It's great to see strong, healthy young women who have a strong sense of self determination.
Yeah, it's partially kind of silly. There are parents who are very restrictive ( it all starts there) but I come from a large city in Europe where many classmates in one or my schools were rich, white with two working parents and they were not lining up for technical / IT professions. Science yes, but healthcare. A lot of it comes down to choice.
Удивительно. У девушки с глубинки такая хорошо поставленная речь. Намного лучше, чем у многих людей с больших американских городов. Рекомендовал многим людям Ваш канал как образец американского варианта британского языка
Thank you for the humorous and insightful video, its great to see you both work as a team
You both are very mature and great humans. It makes my day when I see growth like you two have accomplished.
You young ladies are amazing and lovely interaction with each other!!!! Keep it going!!
On the education question. Back in the day we would just say we were educated in the school of hard knocks. 👋👍😃 Thanks Ladies! Much success to you!
Y'all rock. Keep up the good n honest work. Much love from another PA boy✌️
Wow. You girls are awesome. Great questions, great answers. No you don't need to go to college because you're getting the best education of all right there in the log yard. Hard work, running a great successful business and having fun with a TH-cam video channel.
These are two gorgeous young ladies! Love them!! 🥰
These Q&A videos are fun to watch in between the log yard work. Thank you and keep the videos coming! I like your sense of humor!
Love it too hear a Q&A from you ladies, and always keep up the great work!
Thank you, ladies. 👍
how fun this was. You kids really make my day.
Jade is honestly amazing 💯🧡
Emerald your halo shines bright .You guys keep on keeping on .
A Feller Buncher that looks like that in our area is called a hot saw. It’s made for mostly clear cutting. There is another machine that looks similar with a different head that is called a Processor. It used for clear cutting and select cutting and it fells the tree, removes branches and cuts the logs to length. Mostly for short wood but also can cut random lengths. Neither machine is great with steep hills.
My biggest weakness in past life was communication comfort. Thanks!
Means a lot to this stranger that you didn't jump on the current bandwaggon as some of the other commenters did, of denegrating the first person who paid the compliment about your family being "good looking". You're right; it's not creepy. The commenter kept it clean, and it's nice to see people just take a nice compliment. It may seem on it's surface like an odd observation for me to make, but too many people today don't know how to take a compliment (albeit from awkward people sometimes) and are looking for ways to be a victim, even at the expense of other good people. I respect you more for it.
This could not have been posted at a better time. THANK YOU .
Young ladies, do NOT go to college, money wasted, keep learning in the real life and you’ll be golden later in life, trust me on this one
Good video & good answers. Small comment on gloves - I cut & bucked a few hundred cords of fire killed or dead pine/spruce & cut many miles of survey line. I'd only wear gloves if it was well below freezing. I'd rarely get splinters - as you noted, there are some simple tricks to avoid them, respect the wood. All the best & hope that you maintain this UTube channel -
Go-Pro on the dog, it's a must! :)~ is Emerald's halo is held up by horns? looks like Emerald has a little coffee addiction?
Grew up on a sheep ranch out west drinking sheep herder's coffee, morning, noon, and night. Finally have given it up. I loved it, but it was tearing up my stomach. I drink my favorite mixed drink now - aloe vera juice w a shot of water and largest % pineapple juice. My stomach thanks me.
One 🌹 for Emarlad and one 🌹 for jade .. blessings for both of you.
Jade the Goat
Very interesting. Sounds like the family business is growing into different aspect of the lumber business and wood by products. Great to have a business with a ready made family to run and operate the business.
Good answer Jade. You’re right a feller buncher. Would be a really. Good piece of equipment.
Em. What if I told you that😂 up here in Canada there mills they cut more than 100,”000 fbm per day and they would consider an 11” log a big log. They are required to mill logs down to a 5” top.
enjoyed the video. thanks for sharing 👍
Loved the Q&A. You both do an amazing job with these videos
I would never have guessed you two are 5-10 as you are both very well proportioned and graceful.
My fav Lumberjills...all the best..smiles
Thanks beautiful ladies.
The Dynamic Duo!!
You guys are like Heckel & Jeckel and I love it.
This is what the rest of the world needs to see more of. This is how America got where we are in just 240 years. Strong family values and capitalism. I like how they realize that college really has no value if you are self reliant.
I loved the Q & A. Y’all are transparent and real. Keep up the good work!
I see the halo you mentioned but it's not large enough to cover that fiery red hair. It's always interesting to see the two of you together. You're so much alike and soooooo different. lol Take care.
suggestion for a new piece of equipment...conveyer to transfer sawdust to the trailer. might take some rearranging, and would deprive of that valuable shoveling exercise
:)
I come from a broken family. Your family is so close. How about a group Q&A , every one in your family? I'm 60 and this channel makes me happy.😁
Sorry I missed the Q and A 😢 my question would be what are you’re plans for the future? Thank you 😊 you both answered my question! You both love the mill and sticking with it 😊 why isn’t Sam in a lot of videos ? Because Sam really great 😊
Haven’t seen Sam or their brother (Zach I think) in a while. I assume they went to college or are chasing new dreams.
Thanks to you gals for a video that you wouldn't normally produce I found it entertaining !!
I love to learn the the whole process your channel rocks !+!
Question; where do you get your timber. I live in a forest in tennessee and have to pay to have trees removed. I can't give them away, red and white oak, maple and pine.
"See this halo?" That cracked me up 😂 Funny edits. I liked them.
A feller buncher cuts the tree down, a harvester processor cuts the tree down, delimbs it, cuts it to the desired length.
It is a feller- buncher. It comes in 2 version. Sawhead and pincher head. Sawhead is faster but is more maintenance. A feller buncher can cut 8 to 10 tractor trailer loads per day. A tractor trailer load averages about 22 tons.
Enjoy your vids!
I had a German shepherd female named Roxy, she was an awesome dog. ROXY cam please. It will probably blow your mind and you could edit out the boring parts. great show. keep it up!!! you are helping your family business and your own careers. 👍👍
You are so awesome! Thanks for sharing
Could one of you ask Sammi to send you a clip of her waving hello and maybe showing what she's doing? You get comments about her all the time.
I think she is no longer part of the buisness.
The machine Jade mentioned is either a harvester or a Timbco. I use to run a Harvester and Timbco and honestly I hope the boss gets one. I feel sorry for him out there felling trees in winter. Time for him to be in a heated cab and make his machine do all the work
interesting video. By the way, a feller buncher of a reasonable size, large enough to process trees of a significant girth, can cost about 750 000 dollars US, I mean brand new, obviously.
very interesting will be, how do you treat your hair, do you do extra physical exercises, do you have a special diet, what plans do you have for the future, thank you
Loved the video, ladies! I've watched the video by Out of the Woods. Nathan there, runs an LT70 and running a 7° blade. I'm still pretty sure you two could at least match that speed with your LT40! God's blessings in all you do, and I'll look forward to your next video!🙏😊
Great video Girls, as always
All of the Edge Timber/Lumber can’t you cut it into log length and sell it for cheap firewood for those people on a reduced income. Even if it’s softwood.
All the best 🇬🇧
Feller buncher is correct. TigerCat makes some beauties. Fun video! Please do another. I missed the post 🙄
It IS a feller buncher!! Well done!
Next question. Have you ever played Skyrim?
I have often wondered if you keep a record of how much board footage you cut each day. Great video ladies thank you. 👍♥️♥️
This vid is similar to what the members get to see every week. Also, the challenge of how fast a log can be cut really isn't about the winner it's about getting all the viewers from each other's channels, win win. Def get a deal going with Out of the Woods. And about the halo over Em's head, yes it's fitting because I'm sure she could do no wrong, guaranteed!
For the doggo cam there is a dog on the Cutting Edge Engineering Australia channel that has 1. The dog (Homeless/Homie) is major part of the channel and every week homeless gets goodies sent in that he opens and quite often he'll have a gopro strapped to him as he runs madly outside. People love watching dogs do their stuff.
One thing you can sell for extra price is if you find beutiful unique wood for knife makers to create the handle of.
How many acres do you have to have to maintain a steady wave of regrowth of trees to grow back and maintain a steady wood resource without depleting your resource of trees?
Beautiful is... A cool breeze and a sunny day 🌞
I love this channel above all rest it's more entertaining relaxing to watch it's just cool
Beautiful ladies, hard working, and great content!
Solid video! Thanx for the laughs
Bonjour à vous, je connais très bien le métier, j'ai été ouvrier polyvalent de scierie pendant 11ans...en France le travail du bois est différent mais les bases sont les mêmes.
Bravo à vous, vous gérez plutôt pas mal les filles, c'est pas facile comme métier mais vous faites du bon boulot 👌👍
Salutations de France 😉
I missed the QA post but there is something I have been curious about - when you are in school how much time do you spend working at the yard? ie is it just a few hours fitted around school or is it more full on than that?
Groovy, chicks...
Keep on keeping on.
Peace on earth.
Emerald and Jade ,I am surprised nobody asked both of yous where you see yourselves doing in 10 years from now
Probably married to Mr Dean Kwittem