I use my own chipper a lot to make wood chips for garden paths and green mulch for compost. Our (Australian) council provides us with a “green waste” bin, which I find handy for storing rainwater 🤣🤣🤣 i see no reason to get rid of a valuable source of nutrients! Instead I prune my own trees and shrubs and whenever I see branches fallen down in my area, I bring them home. I’m sure you will find it useful.
Since those branches wave around as they are pulled into the shredder, perhaps a face shield might help. Oh, you have one. Should have finished watching before commenting!
Congratulations on your new wood chipper! BTW I thought you spoke Portuguese with your parents, Spanish with family in Spain and English with us and Flemish between the sisters. But it appears that you speak Flemish and English with your parents. Is that correct?
Thank you! We honestly speak all the languages through each other, but mostly speak flemish as that's my mother tongue. We bastardize words and take words from spanish/ portuguese/ english and conjugate them in flemish. It's like we speak our own little language. Sometimes in a sentence we can speak 4 different languages as we grab bits and pieces from all languages.
@@TheOrangeHomestead Well, I speak English & Spanish (and used to be fluent in French and Portuguese & still understand a good bit). So what you’ve described makes sense because many times I’m not certain what your speaking. I think it would be interesting for you to vlog about your language background, how you learned & maintain fluency in so many languages and how you communicate normally with your family, friends and extended family. Even to have 4 languages spoken among a family is not frequent. BTW do you also speak French (as many Flemish do)?
@@Ana-Maria-Sierra Hi, as Debora’s sister i can say the 4 of us learned French in school. My parents are way more fluent than the both of us. But we manage pretty well in French. It’s possible to hear some leant words from French when we speak Flemish as we were brought up in a bilingual city that spoke the both languages. Hope that clears it up a bit ☺️
Bom dia! The wood chipper will be a game changer for your garden. Enjoy 🍁🍂🥬🌳
I think so too! 😁
Now that is satisfying!!
Glad you liked it 😊
I use my own chipper a lot to make wood chips for garden paths and green mulch for compost. Our (Australian) council provides us with a “green waste” bin, which I find handy for storing rainwater 🤣🤣🤣 i see no reason to get rid of a valuable source of nutrients! Instead I prune my own trees and shrubs and whenever I see branches fallen down in my area, I bring them home. I’m sure you will find it useful.
That's why we bought it. We have quite a few trees on our farm and the "waste" can be chopped up and re-used in the garden as path ways or mulch 😁
Since those branches wave around as they are pulled into the shredder, perhaps a face shield might help. Oh, you have one. Should have finished watching before commenting!
Awesome 😎
Thanks 🤗
bom progresso
Congratulations on your new wood chipper! BTW I thought you spoke Portuguese with your parents, Spanish with family in Spain and English with us and Flemish between the sisters. But it appears that you speak Flemish and English with your parents. Is that correct?
Thank you! We honestly speak all the languages through each other, but mostly speak flemish as that's my mother tongue. We bastardize words and take words from spanish/ portuguese/ english and conjugate them in flemish. It's like we speak our own little language. Sometimes in a sentence we can speak 4 different languages as we grab bits and pieces from all languages.
@@TheOrangeHomestead Well, I speak English & Spanish (and used to be fluent in French and Portuguese & still understand a good bit). So what you’ve described makes sense because many times I’m not certain what your speaking. I think it would be interesting for you to vlog about your language background, how you learned & maintain fluency in so many languages and how you communicate normally with your family, friends and extended family. Even to have 4 languages spoken among a family is not frequent. BTW do you also speak French (as many Flemish do)?
@@Ana-Maria-Sierra Hi, as Debora’s sister i can say the 4 of us learned French in school. My parents are way more fluent than the both of us. But we manage pretty well in French. It’s possible to hear some leant words from French when we speak Flemish as we were brought up in a bilingual city that spoke the both languages. Hope that clears it up a bit ☺️
Where are you girls? Shall we remove you from our favourite list or are you coming on again soon? We think you are very brave😇😇
I still miss your reactions.
Still have a crush on you too.