April in Shetland 

Good wishes of happiness & success to you - I'm A Brit from London, now that I'm 84 I do not go anywhere much, but watching other people's adventures is very satisfying. I've done a lot of similar projects to yours over my long life, love fixing up houses, and making gardens, so I will be enjoying this from the US where I've been for 35+ years now. Used to holiday in North Wales over many years when my kids were young, & always loved a streak of the raw, old-fashioned life to make one aware of how hard things were at one time. It's very good for the soul ! Remind yourself of that when it seems too hard on occasion - we can always get a shot of civilization to keep us in balance - in the old days they had to endure the cold & raw life thru all their years ! I remember 'chilblains' when I was a kid in London - damp, drafts & coal fires was quite normal & 'chilblains' was the result in winter. Look it up if you are too young to know what they are ! Best of luck in your endeavors !

Enjoying from California your Shetland adventures. If you'd cut it short with a strimmer, then put in a pen around that garden area and kept chickens in it, you'd not have had any work left after a couple of weeks, and it would have been fertilized, to boot!

I watch the TV series SHETLAND love it .. and have fallin in love with this place.. now to get myself over there for a visit would be an amazing TRIP ❤ 🐈 new subscriber ❤

Best wishes for eventual rewards for all your hard work. enjoyed the video 😊

Hello.. I just watched your April chanel and then watched Jan Feb & March... This is quite an undertaking in a windy, almost barrem, beautiful place. Not sure why you moved here, whether you are keeping sheep, or just looking for a quieter life in the Shetlands. I wish you well in your new adventure, and will keep watching for the progress to come.

A definite lifestyle for Fishermen!

Nice video. That mower is a beast. I wouldn't want to fight with it. We have had so much rain that my garden is still delayed until it is dry enough to rototill it and get a few trailer loads of horse manure composte from a neighbor. Please pull all of the nails out of the boards that you have laying down. When Iwas a kid, I fell onto a board with a nail sticking out. when I got up, the board was nailed to my hip. My Dad had to pull it off of me. I don't want that to happen to any of you. Good Luck, Rick

That mower is okay for a cricket green, it is not designed for a rough old lawn like you got there.

Well, if you were trimming a football pitch or croquet court that mower would be perfect. You’re in for nothing but frustration with your garden though. A mower with 4, 6” wheels would be much more suited for your field cutting. Best of luck!

You need gardening gloves!

Garden gloves and most useful of all a pick axe.

Is Hem feeling camera shy? 🫣

All this cardboard nonsense and god knows what and waiting for this and that just get some chickens they do it in no time and fertilise it 👍

Please pray for protection from cult bullies...