Stone Masonry on my Outdoor Kitchen and Off Grid Log Cabin
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Date: 2025-05-31
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jimstephens9491
I enjoy watching your building processes in structures, in the garden, and in the surrounding forest. It may be awhile before you run out of something to build. What will you direct your energy to at that time You are also philosophizing about your sustainability living. I find your thoughts intriguing. Your life style is possible for only a few, but it is a role model for those who can do it. Maybe your next building project will be reforestation in the adjacent lands to stabilize the animal population. You'll find a new adventure and we'll enjoy watching it evolve.
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I enjoy watching your building processes in structures, in the garden, and in the surrounding forest. It may be awhile before you run out of something to build. What will you direct your energy to at that time You are also philosophizing about your sustainability living. I find your thoughts intriguing. Your life style is possible for only a few, but it is a role model for those who can do it. Maybe your next building project will be reforestation in the adjacent lands to stabilize the animal population. You'll find a new adventure and we'll enjoy watching it evolve.
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skelatons63
First time watching. Looks like you have an outhouse and didn’t have to go through the BS of having to put in a septic system BEFORE you built your house like where I have property in AZ. Not making a job for so dum ass that made bad life choices. You have what I want. Just need some dogs and life sustaining animals, simple shelter, and a place to cook and sleep. Beautiful! Might have to sell this property and look for another spot before I build a house. Simple life is so much better. Enjoy.
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First time watching. Looks like you have an outhouse and didn’t have to go through the BS of having to put in a septic system BEFORE you built your house like where I have property in AZ. Not making a job for so dum ass that made bad life choices. You have what I want. Just need some dogs and life sustaining animals, simple shelter, and a place to cook and sleep. Beautiful! Might have to sell this property and look for another spot before I build a house. Simple life is so much better. Enjoy.
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shirleyCox-x1e
My dad laid the stone on our house. He used metal strips tacked to the house on one end and placed in cement between stones on other end. I notice you do not use them. Any particular reason Just curious. In 2006 the house was sold. Every stone in place after 56 years and still in good condition today. Like you, he was a skilled craftsman. I enjoy watching you work. Also enjoy Cali! I have very fond memories of my dad working on our house. Thanks for sharing.
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My dad laid the stone on our house. He used metal strips tacked to the house on one end and placed in cement between stones on other end. I notice you do not use them. Any particular reason Just curious. In 2006 the house was sold. Every stone in place after 56 years and still in good condition today. Like you, he was a skilled craftsman. I enjoy watching you work. Also enjoy Cali! I have very fond memories of my dad working on our house. Thanks for sharing.
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whoekm
Its my best way to wake up with in mornings, its so relaxing, like soulfood, also to get to see Sweet Caligirl
Wow those huge stones really stick and stayimg is surprising. i learn alot just by watching your work.
It could be awesome you and yoir family came to Greenland. If yoi do come and visit the Kayak building school which is down the old harper. There you can see some old Greenlandic kayaks, at the Greenland Museum and also in National museum of Denmark. Thanks
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Its my best way to wake up with in mornings, its so relaxing, like soulfood, also to get to see Sweet Caligirl
Wow those huge stones really stick and stayimg is surprising. i learn alot just by watching your work.
It could be awesome you and yoir family came to Greenland. If yoi do come and visit the Kayak building school which is down the old harper. There you can see some old Greenlandic kayaks, at the Greenland Museum and also in National museum of Denmark. Thanks
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cherrydowns7745
Love the view from your front porch. The stones look like they fit right in with the overall look of you Cabin! Nice touch. Is Calli OK I know she's getting older but I miss watching her run after her toy and bringing it back and waiting patiently for you to throw it again! I love watching your videos because you talk very little and mostly work on your homestead. BTW Thank you for leaving in the loon call! ( Yep, I'm the Loon call Lady LOL)
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Love the view from your front porch. The stones look like they fit right in with the overall look of you Cabin! Nice touch. Is Calli OK I know she's getting older but I miss watching her run after her toy and bringing it back and waiting patiently for you to throw it again! I love watching your videos because you talk very little and mostly work on your homestead. BTW Thank you for leaving in the loon call! ( Yep, I'm the Loon call Lady LOL)
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StraightSh00t3r
You better get Cali checked out for heartworms if she’s not on some meds for it. Mosquitos are the carrier and it sucks to loose your dog to that. I lost my dog when I was about 14 years old. My blue healer was a good dog. Loved to lay out with our cows but she got heartworms and I didn’t know anything about them then. So, yeah, have the vet test her.
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You better get Cali checked out for heartworms if she’s not on some meds for it. Mosquitos are the carrier and it sucks to loose your dog to that. I lost my dog when I was about 14 years old. My blue healer was a good dog. Loved to lay out with our cows but she got heartworms and I didn’t know anything about them then. So, yeah, have the vet test her.
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calholli
I'm not really a big fan of attaching the rock like that. I just don't trust it's durability (but maybe I'm wrong. I much prefer to have a foundation and stack the rock with concrete, like you would brick. and then attach brackets back to the wall at regular intervals. That takes a lot more concrete though, no doubt. lol
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I'm not really a big fan of attaching the rock like that. I just don't trust it's durability (but maybe I'm wrong. I much prefer to have a foundation and stack the rock with concrete, like you would brick. and then attach brackets back to the wall at regular intervals. That takes a lot more concrete though, no doubt. lol
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LeonardMagnusson
here's one for you live up in the hills in colorado. heres this kid from the city creeping up on and elk with his camera. blow my yard horn. family thing. any way that elk was about to gore the kid he was not smiling any more. yard horn saved his life.
works on bears maybe one time. they learn real fast
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here's one for you live up in the hills in colorado. heres this kid from the city creeping up on and elk with his camera. blow my yard horn. family thing. any way that elk was about to gore the kid he was not smiling any more. yard horn saved his life.
works on bears maybe one time. they learn real fast
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chrisk4617
Hey Shawn great job! that kitchen is gonna be beautiful when finished with the stone, just a thought those logs on the porch with the adjustable height at the bottom can you please build something just to cover up the bottom, just a wooden box around the bottom to cover it up, thanks! Or wrap it in birch maybe
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Hey Shawn great job! that kitchen is gonna be beautiful when finished with the stone, just a thought those logs on the porch with the adjustable height at the bottom can you please build something just to cover up the bottom, just a wooden box around the bottom to cover it up, thanks! Or wrap it in birch maybe
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geezerdude4873
Back many years ago I lived in mosquito country big time, and other bugs as well. I wore a long sleeved shirt, and found some GI Jungle Juice, 100% DEET. I put the stuff on the brin of my hat, not on me. The bugs hovering around a few inches away was disconcerting, but kept them off my face and head.
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Back many years ago I lived in mosquito country big time, and other bugs as well. I wore a long sleeved shirt, and found some GI Jungle Juice, 100% DEET. I put the stuff on the brin of my hat, not on me. The bugs hovering around a few inches away was disconcerting, but kept them off my face and head.
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BinhMountainLife
Building with stone is a patient craft, each piece carefully placed like a promise to last. This outdoor kitchen and cabin reflect more than shelterthey show a deep connection to the land and the determination to live simply and strong. Every stone tells a story of quiet strength and resilienc
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Building with stone is a patient craft, each piece carefully placed like a promise to last. This outdoor kitchen and cabin reflect more than shelterthey show a deep connection to the land and the determination to live simply and strong. Every stone tells a story of quiet strength and resilienc
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johnmackey8508
I think we are all getting much the same cold and rainy weather. The high here along the St. Lawrence is 11 today the 23rd, yesterday was the same, growth in the garden has stopped, it’s just bloody awful! Nice to see the outdoor kitchen being finished off. It looks great!
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I think we are all getting much the same cold and rainy weather. The high here along the St. Lawrence is 11 today the 23rd, yesterday was the same, growth in the garden has stopped, it’s just bloody awful! Nice to see the outdoor kitchen being finished off. It looks great!
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HotrodRon74
Great to see you doing things Shawn. your grub looks pretty good. tasty. this rain will never stop. my tomato plants grew over 5 inchs. you believe June is days away. and its still cool here. we will see how the 3 months of summer goes. time to plant. be careful man.
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Great to see you doing things Shawn. your grub looks pretty good. tasty. this rain will never stop. my tomato plants grew over 5 inchs. you believe June is days away. and its still cool here. we will see how the 3 months of summer goes. time to plant. be careful man.
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calholli
Take another 1x2 and nail it edge ways around the outer rim of your screen door and that will make it a lot more rigid; so it's not flopping around so easily. Doesn't matter if you nail it along the inside or outside; it will work either way. Whatever is easier.
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Take another 1x2 and nail it edge ways around the outer rim of your screen door and that will make it a lot more rigid; so it's not flopping around so easily. Doesn't matter if you nail it along the inside or outside; it will work either way. Whatever is easier.
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Adelineward-ix7lg
Hi Shawn and Calli always nice to watch yours video, There always something new and very interesting with you, but when working with Rocks always put you’re safety glasses just my two cents, you are a very good carpenter. Stay safe: )
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Hi Shawn and Calli always nice to watch yours video, There always something new and very interesting with you, but when working with Rocks always put you’re safety glasses just my two cents, you are a very good carpenter. Stay safe: )
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yhwhtlc9217
Spray repellent on your dog for mosquitos (lemon juice spray etc. if you don't like to be eaten I am sure Callie doesn't either.
And weatherstrip the kitchen door, especially the gap at the bottom to fully keep bugs out
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Spray repellent on your dog for mosquitos (lemon juice spray etc. if you don't like to be eaten I am sure Callie doesn't either.
And weatherstrip the kitchen door, especially the gap at the bottom to fully keep bugs out
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PabloP169
I will be interested to see how well those stones stay stuck. Did you use any chemical bonding additive to improve the sticking capacity, such a Cemstik, as we used it when doing a whole home outer Granite rock cladding
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I will be interested to see how well those stones stay stuck. Did you use any chemical bonding additive to improve the sticking capacity, such a Cemstik, as we used it when doing a whole home outer Granite rock cladding
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dougtemple-hs1os
I was curious. I heard you mentioned in a recent video about not planting or eating vegetables. What was the reasoning for this, I thought planting and eating home grown veggies was a pretty healthy lifestyle
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I was curious. I heard you mentioned in a recent video about not planting or eating vegetables. What was the reasoning for this, I thought planting and eating home grown veggies was a pretty healthy lifestyle
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lindapetersen1800
Shawn & Our Cali ! Our Cali & I are both a like bit lazy sometimes but we love our canoe rides! Doing a great job there with the cabin! Am Proud of what You do !
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Shawn & Our Cali ! Our Cali & I are both a like bit lazy sometimes but we love our canoe rides! Doing a great job there with the cabin! Am Proud of what You do !
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