A wall, a Great Wall, a magnificent floor supporting wall. 

Always ❤!!! (Unless I'm too tired when posted but then I'll watch again the next day 😊!!!

Me too. Slightly obsessed. :-)

Yes, me too. cgzone8

Dan is a pretty cool guy. He knows how to demo and reno. And Rebuild a burned out castle 4 floors.... And his GARDENING IS WOW🎉

Same. Been here since about 99k subscribers and I am here for it. All of it.

I bet Dan does it.

Hernia Dr too🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉

Whoever. 😊

@@becnal "White man has many words for same thing".

I'll do it😊

And makes him slot more money.

Wow that bloomin rain go away for a couple of weeks rain..see you tomorrow 😊

I think he deserves (more) money, he is a great filmmaker, he entertains people, he spreads optimism, he isn't impressed by obstacles, he saves an important historical object, a building with a soul, which once saved dozens of children. That's how he makes his living, as anybody else, maybe with more sense than many others. Just my few cents.@@seancasey2444

@@seancasey2444 enabling the work on the chateau to carry on. ☺️

Don’t forget the new puppies. People love to watch the babies grow.

Dan didn’t have water readily available when he first started! He used stones as the next best thing

@@chriswilford3576 Dan did have water in his old house, but did he clean the old cement mixer then; no!

Dan's cleaning method has always been a mallet the next time he uses it. NEVER seen him rinse it out the same day.

Yessss, bewutifully tranquil moments😊

I remember the 2p penny drop machines on the piers. I've never seen anything like this outside of the UK. I've seen claw machines at fairgrounds. I never won a teddy bear, a watch or any jewels

Ha, thanks for clarifying. I had no clue what he meant!

I’ve seen the claw machines in Tenerife, my grandkids played on them.

We have those claw grabbing machines in Australia. My youngest son used to love them. 😊😊😊😊

I've actually "won" a soft toy from one of those machines.

Pups?

Same here!

You can't get a better foundation than bedrock. They were smart by pouring the footer wider than the blocks. It makes for a better base. Ideally, the footers should be at least have again as wide on both sides as the wall you are building. I'd guess those were 8-inch blocks so half that would be 4-inches on each side. this also allows for a place for joists to rest if you are building a floor or a wall as well.

Whatever you do, even if you're mastering things, there's always a guy who says "you do it wrong"

@@AnthonyMalesys Well this guy, has 40 years of experience in doing things just like this. And in some cases not with all the tools you need. A chainsaw is one of the greatest tools ever made for doing cutting work. Who doesn't like to have a reasonably dried-in workspace. I never said he did anything wrong, rather I am throwing ideas of what I have done to solve certain problems or make the job easier.

@@goodwillcriminals117 a single brick (or block) wall makes me nervous, would be better to have double brick for stability

@@raresaturn If it were an American concrete block with large voids within you might be right but in this case, the blocks they used (French style?) have very thin voids. The joints they used were pretty thick. I guess Dan is not educated on spreading mortar but he has an ok workaround. Using the hawk as an edge barrier worked ok, but it wasted a lot of mortar bed material. His challenge was getting a place to attach the level string. Typically it is a small block of wood that is hooked to the corner of a block wall but due to the fact they were between vertical walls it was more difficult.

Probably already has a fancy en suite of his own.

@@juliadplume3097 think it would be a place of his own taste ..whatever that may be. Think it would be cool anyway .

Treehouse?

Nick. Loves the 🌲🌳🌾woods.... how do we know if he lives in Stephanie's Forrest land.?????

Awesome so see a fellow person from SA on here supporting Dan and the gang

It was a rainy day!?!

Hi,South Africa, from Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸, peace ✌ out my friend

Hello fellow South Africans

Hi from NZ

The weather is the weather you have to work around it, there is plenty to do in the wing with a temporary roof, progress may be delayed on one but it can be progressed on the other, there are options now, previously there was not!?!

That question's above their pay grade. 😂

7:34 he put in some reebars (spelling?)

@@erderfleremuligheder Drilled into the side walls? Ok I hope so. I didn't see any but perhaps I missed it.

@@erderfleremuligheder Just watched your link... Been a long day and I have no idea how I missed that. Thanks! He's all over it

I’m wondering if it will be inside or outside!

It's the trimming of the beard that was most critical.

We would all like to know about Cameron but they have just erased him from the vlogs and never mention him shame on them😡

​@@robinfereday6562He's obviously not there and is likely working on something else. People have jobs. Is Dan supposed to start every video with a personal update on everyone who's ever been to the chateau?

@@claybrinkman533 Dan never looks or reads the comments and it was Cameron’s job as he’s not at Stephanie’s chateau either .i think it would be nice to all subscribers just to let us know what happened to him as he was well liked

@@robinfereday6562Perhaps, just maybe, Cameron has a life outside this chateau? I, for one, am grateful for what grace I am afforded in this magnificent effort.

He can work indoors in the other Wing (Although he will have to get the materials ready beforehand, I understand he wants to try and get the Central roof section going but it's a long haul and he's already coming down with the sniffles and working in heavy rain will have its toll!?!

Hello,from Sacramento, California USA 🇺🇸, peace ✌ out my friend

Yes, the entrance looks so welcoming now!