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FULL Homestead TOUR (and Something We Rarely Talk About) | VLOG | Roots and Refuge

Jun 06, 2021
Hello everyone, I'm Jess. Hi Maya, welcome back to Roots and Refuge Farm. We are making a new type of video today. We've

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ed about doing this. I actually found some footage where we filmed a video like this years ago. I need to share. that with all of you because if things were very different from what I used to do this before we had things, we would walk around the farm and plan things and now those things are where we plant so now we have to walk and we record our daily

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s, They may show a lot in the garden and just what we do on a daily basis, but we don't usually take them around our entire place and show them everything at once.
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One thing we love to do is just walk together, check out what we have on our farm and also make plans about what we're going to do and we just want to start taking them on these regular types of farm

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s, showing them what's going on, giving you updates and sharing

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like that. what we're dreaming of for the future, so let's get started, this particular video will be very similar to what we're planning. One thing I found really interesting about that old video was how a lot of things we were planning to do and we actually changed plans like I was listening to our big dreams for it and a lot of those things came true and we ended up accomplishing them, but a lot of them just We completely changed plans.
full homestead tour and something we rarely talk about vlog roots and refuge

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Factors happened that we could not have foreseen. Now that we're older, we like to dream big and I think part of being able to do that is giving yourself permission to let things go when they don't work. Yeah, when it changes or when it changes, par, it's the current project in progress, we feel ripped out and buried all the water lines to the garden, this line will run to the pigs, so what that means to me, I have to drag 500 .foot of hose around the farm now and Jessica doesn't have to drag it from where we watered the ducks that morning to the garden and much of the garden.
full homestead tour and something we rarely talk about vlog roots and refuge
It's a big dream come true to have water security for the farm that is profitable and it's amazing obviously this is the well house it's not finished but it's pretty close this is where the pump in the tank will go now when We bought our house, it was vandalized and the well had been completely dismantled. a deep well that was dug but it had no pump or fixtures, nothing like that, so we actually have city water and our house has city water and up until this point we have been watering our farm in our garden with city water. the city.
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So this is a step in the direction of sustainability: we can now water a farm in our garden with water from the well behind me which is the original greenhouse and is obviously not in use at the moment. It's very hot here, so the greenhouses during this summer. I just can't do anything with them as far as growing because it's too hot, so we use this during the summer months to store hay, so right now it's backed up with square bales of hay. Hey, let's go next door and see the alpacas. Ladies mm-hmm, do you have kisses, yes, say hello girls, sweet girl.
Soak it up and it will feel like a rug. We have seven women, all pakka, and right now they are here next to this house that will change soon. We are currently still working on some. things to move the kids to their permanent location and since they are in the backyard we have the girls up here so they don't share a fence because they said basically if they share a fence the kids won't be able to get over the fence and they do what they have what to do, yeah, and we already billed, literally, he stands on the fence and looks at the girls all the time, all day, every day, so we have them here, they are doing well.
Alpaca ownership is as amazing as I am. I was hoping that would be the case, we've made seven girls, six of which are breathable and we're still determining exactly when we're going to start breeding, we're going to go shopping there's a local, a farm pack actually took Jessica there because she's a . One of the first farms you passed by and googly-eyed a battle pack is in Vilonia, it's in the closest town to us, we actually drove by there the other day, let's stop and introduce ourselves and try to get some information. and building a relationship with people who have similar animals, yeah, it's really a little difficult relative to the size of ours, because I mean, I saw about twelve, ten or twelve

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, we feel like it's really valuable to build relationships with people who they have experience. doing what you're trying to do in your area because you can learn a lot online, but regional differences can make a pretty big difference.
The girls are coming to us, we are really enjoying them, we are getting to know them and learning about them. what's normal with them it's been about two weeks since they've been home and I don't know I'm so excited to have our pack is that beak right hey sweet girl hey pretty girl look at those big eyes like this is. How cute, here we are standing in front of our quail cage. This is a temporary solution. I actually like the open pockets. They were here like we came here to take care of these guys, but the reason you never saw them in the

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I just didn't spend much time there, but right now they're in this cage, we just have a window at the top so they can basically get out of the rain and there's an overhang here that blocks about half of it. the cage so we actually have 16 quail so we started with the quail obviously we had a lot more than this. We got our eggs from Alchemist Farms and I think you can see them on Instagram. We ended up with a ton of quail. We gave it a We piled up and we've decided on sixteen, we have fourteen hands, two of the roosters or males whatever they're called and I'm actually not sure percent of that and one of the reasons for this quail is that you can breed them quite a bit. fast.
To get this many eggs, sometimes more in a day, we still have an incubator, so if we really wanted to increase our population, it wouldn't be that difficult. Part of the reason we reduced the size and stayed that way is because of the temporal setting. Once I have more permanent spiral cages installed you know we could expand because it will be more efficient right now since I am still using chick feeders and wasting a lot of food. Quail food is actually a lot more expensive than chicken food so Keeping the population small has kept our costs down until we get

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that keeps the food in and an easy watering system and then we could scale up and increase the population until reaching a larger population.
However, our eggs are really nice and we managed to get this amount. every day and up to this point I've been using them like you would chicken eggs, but I'd really like to start pickling them, that's something I've been

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ing about this past week and as soon as I get a kitchen. day I will probably make some pickled quail eggs, this is my favorite here and she has a nice white breast. Quail are one of those things we had a chance to get into. I was able to exchange some hatching eggs from a friend of mine. online and she's really cool, like breeding programs for egg color, and that's how we ended up with these really colorful, neat egg-laying quail, but we got really deep and found out that we really don't want to have a massive breeding operation. quail, so like Jeremiah said we reduced it to a comfortable number and we enjoy the quail much more now that we keep numbers small, they are fun birds, but they are not sweet, like in my experience, like they are really They are very wild and Keeping them is basically like a food production thing, like I don't enjoy them very much.
That's it for the property next door, so we'll come back here to our house and right here. through the gate is the goat yard Hi girls, here's Gabe. We have paired our goat herd and currently have 12 females. Two of them are claimed and are being sold. People could have simply come looking for them, but now there were some. Speculation when we were talking about our new animals, the alpacas, before we announced what they were, people thought we were cutting down our goat herd because we were going to cheat a dairy cow, however, the reason we cut our dairy herd. in our herd of dairy goats it was reduced to ten it is because, honestly, I eat four or five masses and the milk is enough for what we need in our house, we also reduced them because we decided to go in a different direction now that before we had entirely Nubians, we got a couple of chests from Lamont and I really loved their milk, they are strange looking airless goats and we actually decided that we are going to keep our favorite Nubians and our best producing Nubians;
However, we got rid of everyone else we were. We're not too attached and we're heading towards La Mancha, so we'll probably grow our herd a little bit, we won't let it get huge, but I'd like to have maybe three or four really good milking Lamont shades on the Of course, in The next two years there's no rush on that, so you can see here there's a ditch and this is where the water lines go back to the back, you can see there, so this will all be kind of closed in on the grass. . It's starting to come back here every day, the girls go out into this yard and they graze that yard down and once the kids are in, the alpacas are out back here, the girls will have access to that yard again and we In fact, We are going to try to take our goats with the alpacas, let's see how they do together.
I've read some conflicting things about whether they can graze together just based on whether they'll get along, but right now we have them on either side of this fence getting used to each other and we're going to see if that's something that's an option, so There is what we call the human yard, which is where our dogs are basically. Son Pawn and Bear Con went to the vet last week because he had an allergic reaction to something and got covered in hives, that was fun, yes he looked horrible but he is better now that he has a couple of bald spots and is recovering. with some medications I mean Jessica I never had a Great Dane before any breed the same size was a fluffy breed so they would hide what you would like to install to your real body.
We were both a little worried that he might not gain weight, we were like man, maybe he has some kind of worm or something. I took his butt to the vet, he weighs a hundred and two pounds and they say, oh no, he looked, he's great, he's perfect, that's who I am. It's normal, they said yes, like his birthday was tomorrow, he'll be one year old, yes, and that's why he'll get bigger, he still has another year of growth left, but I just said I have to learn what's normal for a child. great dane You know, the hips are showing and the ribcage is showing a little bit, I guess that's just part of it, yeah, it scares me a little bit, he's a good dog, he's definitely a giant puppy.
I think he's actually getting less stupid, he's getting a little calmer. he's relaxing more, we should add that he's so awesome that he likes to take him to Home Depot or the meadow, we're in a hurry, well yeah, because he gets stopped, so I'm literally in aisle 10, oh what a big boy you are, that's a 15. minute conversation in the next aisle, oh what a big boy you are, so if you're in a hurry and you like it, I'm Jessica, a browser shopper, I'll be in and out, take away shopper type, too you could count. to our trip to Home Depot because everyone will stop you when a dog that size walks in, but he makes amazing places, he's great with leaves, his strong point of obedience training was the least training, yes I literally didn't have to teach him anything of what he knows.
He doesn't pull you, which is amazing, like he doesn't drag you, he stays on your hip, I mean he's actually easy to pick up, it's just that all the people want to stop and talk to him, even though he's not a dog. farm and us. We knew when we caught him he was going to require a lot of diligence on our part and of course we kept him out of any yard where he could hurt anything because he wouldn't do it on purpose, but he could definitely do it accidentally while trying. to play with something he has killed several chickens in his life because they enter the yard with him and it is a jump and they leave and he doesn't understand why they don't run out and dress him so when we call him when we talk about the stupid things he has done , it's usually things like that as far as obedience, just being a good pet, he's a good dog, yeah, I don't know, it was a bit of a reckless grieving decision, I just regret it. sometimes the bears have been with us longer that he is still young and can roam the whole farm, he can be with any of the animals and he has no problem, but of course he has Shepherd in him and he is kind of more in his blood to do charity work here and Margo or thetwo that are being sold so that the rest of the goats here can stay with us, these are the ones we have the most emotional attachment to we have ever had. the longest ones or that they are just very good goats it really is mainly emotional attachment at this point this is Bill, he stands on the fence and watches the ladies all day every day there is the duck house, their eggs there They have some eggs, we actually talked about getting rid of our ducks, we were trying to decide if we wanted to keep them, we have six, five females and one male, but I decided I wanted to keep them.
I think the thing was, especially when we had a conversation about animals, quails. the duck and what we decided was that we really didn't have that many and soNot that it's not a big strain, but I want to start making better use of what they're giving us, that makes sense. I'm sure we won't own who this process is, so for the ducks I want to do something. updates on what we maintain because originally this was a chicken coop. I saw someone tag us in a friend's recent shelter post and I saw something someone had built for their ducks and I'm basically going to redesign a new swimming area, obviously not like that.
It's going to be like a pond because there's no room, but I'll make a video on those couple of things for sure. I'm going to change when we first built this, we were much more restricted in terms of materials. I didn't have that much tin. Normally you would want the roof to run in the opposite direction with the ridges following the slope so that water runs off, but it was easier to cover so much space without having to cut a bunch of 10 and then we wouldn't have had enough, so this is just right what we did at that time.
I'm going to take all this off, yeah, I'm going to run ten the right way, float the right way, and I'm actually going to run a channel along the back and feed it. where they swim, so when it rains it will circulate in fresh water, we don't have to pay for a pump ourselves, it's easier for us to take care of them, the chicken coop itself is great, it has a very thick straw bedding, it's good for so they can make Their nests like to go in there along now the reason we have our six ducks contained in this pen and why we haven't let them free, we used to let them free was because of our dog, so now we have them contained , we are actually planning to run an electric wire around the yard fence where the dogs are to keep them in and then repair it to keep anything else out and on top of that.
At this point, we could start allowing the ducks access to this backyard. Further back, here is what we call our junkyard, which is just the random piles of materials that look extraordinarily junky right now, but we'll be rearranging it soon. -to do list, of course, the young alpacas are back here and they have their little shelter here, but this is also temporary, they will be there soon. A barn currently being worked on here. We also have our Mangalitsa back in this little one. corner right now the girls are with the boy Ming Gerard and Fanny and Clementine we are currently using this power grid to keep them here the last thing we have to do is run a stretch of fence from the corner of that fence right over there across it to have this big area back here and then we'll use that power grid to keep Gerard away from the females when they start zeroing.
He's a little crazy because right now everything is pretty much where it's going. It's like we're using every part of the property that we have, but probably in a matter of the next month or so, I'd say at most everything will be where it will be and we'll be using all of the seven and a half acres that we have access to plus the release of ninety eggs where our horses are, hey Manny, little stinker, what no, no, stevo for me, Zoomer, hey, sweet boy, seeing underneath what that camera is is something strange, no, I didn't have it.
I had plans here to turn this area into a garden and we brought the pigs here to prepare it, obviously it's grown, now it came down to not being able to do that and preparing for the alpacas and when they were given the option. With more space in the garden and alpacas, I chose alpacas because it was a great opportunity to get them. I thought we can do the garden later, so basically what we're talking about is getting some wood chips that we think we nailed down. find a source for a large amount of wood chips, at which point we can prepare this space as a back to Eden garden that we had originally wanted to make and this is where we would like to have a three sisters garden, in addition to simply growing corn and melons and maybe some dried beans just the things that take up a little more space now that we are standing in front of our chicken coop but we have very few chickens right now, you would think leases are my thought process if you remove the forest and not Give them cover so they can sneak up on the chicken coop.
I thought that won't reduce the number of predators. I think in the long run it will at first, although that wasn't the case. Our predatory activity has increased greatly. I think it has been minor. last week, but just like the first two weeks after clearing the forest, the predators did not retreat to the thousand acres of woods behind our house, but instead took advantage of our chicken coop if our chickens had gotten up the night like they should have. They would have survived, we would go out and close the door before it got dark every night, but in the morning we would find out where the chickens had roosted in the woods or they would go to the garden and try to roost and those chickens would be killed, so we only have one left. handful of chickens and we're going to have more so we're going to buy some chickens from the W family farms.
That's actually kind of cool just share a little bit about Emily on Lane make 4 hours well Lane and Emily runs all that business and it's like they're right, they buy the feed, they sell the eggs, they sell the chickens, they raise them, they make it all and they keep all the profits and that's how Lane saves for a car. something very good and honestly it's motivated by the kids, my Jackson asked him: "Wait, they are doing what to get what anyway, I'll buy something from Lane at VW family farms. I think we'll get 15 helps to both, Mr.
Number." some, but I'd like to get a few more, maybe some different types of cake or something because what we get from them our production layers don't weigh very consistently nice brown eggs. Jessica really likes beautiful hands with hats and feathers and beards and colors and colorful eggs, so I'll try to find some chickens with those attributes that we can add to the flock. We are also planning on expanding our chicken coop so they have a little more room to free range, basically what are the field lines called for a septic tank that go through here and during certain times the ground gets a little soft and we don't want that no ruminants graze in that area?
I don't know if it would be a problem. but I can see that as something that wouldn't be great, so what we're going to do is fence that area so that the chickens can run freely through it, but the goats and alpacas can't. We will be working on it to expand our chicken coop. We have this space and our chicken coop and with the fence to comfortably raise about 40 chickens, however, we probably won't get that money. I would be comfortable with 25 or 30 at most, I think you're going to go for 30, you're really the one who wants to go more well, put as much work into a coop that it can hold up well, then you can just do a lot of chicken, but I mean, I also like to be able to give away eggs and stuff right now, when I had to, Jess was looking for our own age, I bought eggs at the store, so I'd rather make sure we're safe in that sense, okay, so There is the kindergarten next to the house and here, of course, is my garden, of course, we will not go through the entire garden at the moment.
There's a nightingale's nest in this tree, so she's a little worried right now, but you guys, look at the garden. a lot of logs and garden

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s and stuff, if you don't know this garden space, it's 10,000 square feet fenced in this year, we didn't plant anything in the ground around the greenhouse last year we did and this fall again I'll set it up. That area is like a cottage garden with perennials and medicinal herbs and it really is a beautiful space. I have 2,200 square feet of transil space in my garden beds, several containers and we can grow many of our foods in This space again I would like to expand it in the back creating a larger area to grow things that require more space and so the Next year we will be able to grow a lot of our food, that bird is so loud and all the stress.
Better, this is her heart, she is just worried. Gary and I were going to go see him this morning, she was attacking him, yes he is dive bombing everywhere, here in the corner of the garden are our hives, we have three of these now. It is just being established, we will add a new box soon. The reason we added depths to have the bottoms and then added a deep box on top is that we're actually focusing more this year on growing the population. of our bees and we are going to divide all these hives next year and increase them to six hives.
That is the amount we would like to have. We would like to have no more than ten, but we would like to reach six next year. and then we will start to focus on honey production, we will still have some honey, the harvest we are just not focusing on well, it will still be honey, it just won't be as much as if we focused on I'm still not very knowledgeable, just you know, yeah, we're learning, we're learning, we have great mentors, yeah, as you can see, Jeff, right there, our goats are in this wooded area right now, like they're eating. that and staying out there, you pakka will be there soon, once they are born, the children have a small shelter that works for them, but it is not big enough for Thal pakka, the window greenhouse is not really being used not at all, right?
Now, other than some basic storage, it's 9am right now, it's almost 100 degrees in there, so we need to talk about the trip. Pig, right? You may have noticed at this point that she is absent because last night she was gone. to her new home, which has been transformed, of course he wants to learn a little about farming and wanted to go ahead and take her. It is her first animal. It's really his first animal. To be a good first animal for him, the pig was breaking down. our fences she can be contained in hog panels which is the only thing that can contain her and we never trained her to make wire so the first time we tried it she went through it and got scared and wasn't happy about it and I I didn't want the hot wire to hurt her because she didn't understand how it worked properly and our main concern was keeping her away from Gerard because he is a

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size pig and the other problem we were having is that we kind of put her in the backyard and she broke the fence, our dogs got out once and ran away because the trip.
Pig broke the fence and they got out because of that, so we actually sized up Ben. able to put a pin in it and he decided that he wanted to take her. It was sad to say goodbye. She's been with us for about four years and was doing well. Her hair was fine until Gerard was on our property and we. I definitely want to be able to breed Mangalitsa, so that's something that's been on our list, but trying to keep those two separate was proving to be incredibly cultish and there just wasn't a space we could really designate to make the trip a big permanent one. pen just to keep her contained so I think she'll be good in a place where there's not a lot of boredom on the property she wants to get to now the last thing we have on our home set is we have three horses our horses our horses rescue we actually work with a rescue in Louisiana and we rescue them from corrals where the horses are bought very cheap at auctions or do you know if there is a local family that is struggling to feed their horse or keep it they put it on Craigslist.
These slaughter pen people will go and buy them for very little money and then they will send them to Mexico for meat, so we work with the rescue. All of our horses came out of a kill pen situation where they would have been sent. for meat and since then we have rehabilitated them here, we used to work with them more and ride them more, but there was a situation where we had a rented area, we had to move them to a smaller pasture and then we moved them, we got this lease. right next to 90 acres, fantastic opportunity, just a few months ago we just installed a round pin to start working with themagain.
I didn't wear the right shoes for this, oh, this is where I have no good. okay, let's go find these guys, come on, I know time doesn't fade, so they're too lazy to come over there, like, what do you want? I know it's not to feed me. Also, the farrier came yesterday, so they're probably a little like hmm I don't know if I want what you're offering hey, let's be sweet, please come here, there's Luke Maverick and back there is Syrus. He brought them some food. They feed Syrus here because he's kind of at the bottom of the pecking order with a three, so we feed him directly.
They can't steal a speed from me at this exact point on the horse's property. You couldn't pay me to get on the back of any of these horses because I haven't been in the round pen in a year at this point, we've basically had them and kept them healthy and fed, but we're starting to ramp up, when do you think Will you immobilize him again yesterday? Hold them for a moment, I basically pointed at Syrus because he didn't want me to put the halter on, so I ran well. I just walked him in a circle, at least, normally we would need to carry a whip and hit the ground.
I just pointed it out and he didn't remember what I was telling him, he turned inwards and looked at me, that's good for them to remember that they just need a reminder so we just need to refresh ourselves a little bit and work with them, something that's really in Our list of things that are important to us is starting to ride horses again and I honestly can't think of a date I'd rather have. I mean, if when we had to go somewhere, I'd rather go out here and ride instead of go see a movie. or go to some restaurant in the city, any jockey meal like this is our luxury item.
I guess you could say first luxury, our first conference, you don't say anything about our Jeremiah loves horses, honestly the horses were Jeremiah's, what a pakka he is, he's fat. What is he? I've been out here eating all this grass. You're just King Henry, you look good and healthy, so just one day you spend a few minutes in the round pen and he's a lot less skittish, his muscle memory for them isn't very great. boy, you look beefy, brown spots, yeah, I like it, that's going to block, say, dad, boilers. Oh, Luke is so angry that he can't steal Cyrus' food right now, no, that's it, all our animals and efforts in a video that we would love. to hear feedback from him about how often they would like to see these updates, where we go through and just verify everything, tell them what the status of those things are, what the future plans are.
I don't think, oh, I guess we should. let's talk about the fact that we don't see this as our forever property, we never talk about that, no we don't, so you guys see us working hard on this property and even now we make kind of long term plans, but that It's a reflection of "okay," honestly, I mean our beliefs more than a reflection of what we feel like we're investing in ourselves and a lot of times people say "oh, you know you're going to have this job." It is going to produce something that you can have for the next 20 or 30 years that you are beautiful and that you will pass on to your children, but this is not really the case, we do not see it as our property forever, that is true. and that might be a little crazy for some people to hear that we don't talk about it much, but we really are big believers that everything we do is a legacy, so if I plant a perennial garden and it's not for me and my kids, someone's children are going to enjoy it and if I plant a tree, whether I'm going to be the person to harvest it or someone else is going to do it, it's still going to be a tree that will one day bear fruit and So for us, we believe that if you take good care of it to the little ones, then they trust you with the bed and we have big dreams.
I mean, we'd love to have cattle someday. We would love to rehabilitate horses on a much larger scale. we will be able to have barns when we can rescue more horses and see them rehabilitated and placed in homes with people who are looking for a great horse and don't care if it comes from a rescue situation. I would love to have a larger scale home dairy and I would love to have even more garden space, so it's us making the most of where we are, so we have big plans, we have things that we think, oh we want to do this, but like me I don't know if we will have more animals than we currently have here other than of course raising our pigs, raising some more of those and possibly getting more goats.
I'm sure we'll eat some poultry, yes. I really like meat birds, especially with the field next door and this property, the way we're finishing off the tractors for them with the alpacas or something, so we're going to work on that here real soon, but we've talked about do it for a long time. time and we're just not getting to a place where we can really do it well. I'm not saying we'll never be like a mini Jersey with the field we have now available to us, what do you think mini Jersey? maybe except mini t-shirts and a donkey donkey, yeah, I don't know, I just felt like you have a donkey, you're falling madly in love with yourself, so, I don't know, I guess we don't really talk about it much. that idea that we're going to sell this place, yes, in fact, we're going to sell this place, I don't know what that looks like, we don't have, we don't have a definite plan of what it's going to look like, but I don't know, I mean We always joke that someone might make us an offer that we can refuse, you know, I don't think that's how it will come down.
I don't think it comes down to that, but but we're not like when we make plans for this place, we make plans because we have a legacy mentality and we like to look at everything generationally, but we don't feel like we'll always be here, we're pretty confident. this is not where we are going to stay permanently oh yeah I'm very sure of that and honestly that's why we've been through a lot of conversations being like gobbling up why do you want us to build a window greenhouse here and why does he want to do this and honestly we and the legacy we could say that just because that movie wasn't made it's not just our legacy, maybe this place is being prepared for someone for their legacy and we are just gods using us to do the groundwork to prepare it and we have learned a lot from this First of all, as I say, I'm glad we started here because if we had had the resources to cover a hundred acres, how many more problems would there be in the government.
This has been this, it's crazy because I tell you guys all the time that when you're in your apartment and in your suburban city, turn your waiting room into your classroom, that's how our classroom has been in such a way. tremendous and like I said we're not like we don't have definitive plans right now or we don't know what we're doing, but we were talking about it the other day and we get comments all the time about people saying, yeah, well, you kids. They will enjoy sharing that with their children and I, actually, that's not our plan, so my children, my children, will enjoy sharing this with their children and we believe that what we are doing is for generations, even if it is not the generations of our family tree we actually believe in more than this, like we would really love it, it seems crazy, although my God took what we thought was our dream come true and turned it into the waiting room of a classroom.
I know he will do that. You feel like now it's the dream come true, we can get to, say, a hundred acre property and it's like we've finally made our dream come true and then he makes me and then maybe guys like, actually, I'd be on a property. of a thousand acres. I know, I thought he wears me out like he wears you out. I built this whole step. I have to build it again. I had to understand that way every time we actually started talking about. Know. I think you know. Do we want to expand?
We want to do more than this in the future, honestly, I think one of the hardest things was that we will have to start again from scratch. We've learned a lot, that's exciting for me because I've learned a lot, I love perfecting things, yeah, it took us five years to get it done, we're really focusing on finishing everything that's here, well, just making everything great, like we said the word we were really focusing on this year. was finishing up and I know we've started a lot of other things, but actually these other things were things we had planned for this property, so we're finishing up well, I don't see us starting anything else here, but this may be one of those times where that I take the clip from this video and put it in a future video where I have shown you something new but I don't see you starting anything new here, I see us finishing this well and then we'll see. what the future holds, so please let us know if you mind continuing to make these farm tour updates.
Yes, it's normal for us, but it feels a little boring because we've done it so many times. Yes, we find it boring to show you how to be. completely honest when I'm walking around with the camera when this is something good good well I mean it's like garden tours maybe it's good thank you all so much for hanging out with us today we greatly appreciate you and weibo see you next time time

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