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Back to work on the Log Cabin, Planting Hundreds of Trees, Shrubs and Perennials in my Food Forest

Back to work on the Log Cabin, Planting Hundreds of Trees, Shrubs and Perennials in my Food Forest

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An intense hot spell and drought impacts my dog Cali and I on the opff grid wilderness homestead as I expand the forest garden and work on my log cabin while dealing with hordes of black flies. Ja: Shawn. The hot Summer months are coming. and Cali could end up with Heat Stroke like last year. She may not survive this time? She looks as though she's 97 % Hair. some of that needs to come off but Don'T SHAVE HER! With some Scissors or Dog Clippers. take some of the bulk hair off, like Under Belly, thighs and chest or checl with her Vet. on what to do? =) She'll grow back what you cut off this Winter.
Date: 2022-05-13

Comments and reviews: 9


Shawn, greetings from Kentucky. I am in the same boat. I ve tripled my garden area, started a bee hive, split 7 cords of wood, fenced off 5 acres for my goats, bought two feeder pigs and 25 meat chicken, and more. This time of year is go go go, especially with the looming food shortages this summer. Hang in there and take it a day at a time. We will see you when you have time.
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Good morning Mr. James! Great drone shot of the dome and garden area. The muscles in your forearms are testament to the work you've been doing. Knowing that you have a lot of work on your plate, most of your viewers will wait patiently
to see your progress. The homestead is looking wonderful. Best regards to you and your family.

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I dont write alot but this amount of Black flies.
I hope you choose the right place to live.
I know about the flies but in long terms it is very uncomfortable with the flies in the cabin and all over the place in this wonderfull time of spring
Take care Best wishes yours
Frank Galetzka

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You do really good work and I learn so much watching you. But, I don't understand how you can work with all that debris around. I would be tripping over stumps and turning an ankle or falling down because of what's hidden. Do you ever burn any of the brush? Seems the ash would be good for the garden.
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with the world wide supply chain issues and the worsening expectations, seems to me your do it yourself approach is ignoring the urgency of the situation.
my approach and advice to you is GET HER DONE with sub contractors. YOu have the money. You may not have the time for do it yourself.

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I subbed when I saw you first walk onto the prior site with an axe. What a payoff for the investment of a keyclick! Have lived, in many ways, much of what I see you demonstrating; deep appreciation for this sharing of skills and ways with the generations.
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Eastwing hammers are great for demolition work but the worst for hammering in nails, especially the big kind you use. Get a good 28 oz framing hammer with serrations in the face, and you will see a big difference for the better.
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You should look into filming in V R so people can look around more. Virtual Reality is one of the next big things and with all that beautiful forest you have around you I personally think it would be a big hit.
Cheers Gene

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You are a busy man but I enjoy your videos when you are able to post them. Blesdings to you snd your wife. I started watching your daughters videos too. Such a lovely young woman. I'm sure you are proud of her. Take care
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