I have said it before and I will say it again. Alaska travel and tourism need to hire you! I actually visited Alaska this summer to see it for myself. Such a place of beauty. Your video introduction is amazing. Thank you for sharing
I agree with you they should hire them both. I lived in Homer for almost 10 yrs and live in MS now but enjoy their videos for both the content and the scenery.
Just amazing. You guys are always after difficult and ambitious projects. Following you, I become flabbergasted since I’m a senior, I never would’ve thought. I’d be delighted to watch a young couple. Realizing Their dreams in Alaska in Alaska. The first part of this video is most enjoyable, you’re truly professional artist. Thank you for sharing.
One time, while watching one of their videos my daughter came up next to me and said: "Is this National Geographic or Blue Planet?" I laughed and said: "No, but it easily could be". They both have such an eye for how to capture those lovely moments, don't they?
Whether it be building, gardening, cooking or dogs and chickens, I am forever addicted to your channel. Good to see your momentum hasn't changed. Thank you for another glimpse of your life in Alaska! Kiss the boys for me!❤❤❤️
@@mayokimmer…and the best of all, is the beautiful videography they do traveling throughout that beautiful country side. Animals, stow, ice trees, birds, plants of all kinds, recipes, ect. They are artists 🎥
Your opening scene tonight was absolutely breath taking. It literally brought tears to my eyes. You’re one of my favorite channels. Thanks so much for sharing your life. Love you guys
You two are simply amazing! I have no doubt the Saw Mill shed will look nice and appealing but also strong enough to withstand your snowfall. I can’t wait to see the finished product.
You two were really born to be Alaskans. Not only have you survived the difficulties imposed by Alaska on non Alaskans but you thrived and prospred dear Eric and Arielle. Highly improbable tasks and projects seem play to you now. So l will say again what l told you two before that you can do anything you set your hearts on. Salute.
Nothing more rewarding than sawing your own logs for your projects. And keep those used blades handy and be sure to give them a good wipe with some WD-40 lots of life left in those. Put the sharpener and setter on the Christmas wish list. You guy rock, and let’s hear a big Whoot Whoot for the tractor. Looking forward to the next video.
Used motor oil on a rag to wipe the blades down. A couple felt wipes rubbing the blade with a drip of diesel mounted on the mill will prevent (minimize) the sap buildup on the blades. Woodmizer has a franchise in Anchorage. They may offer sharpening. Much cheaper than buying the equipment given the number of bands they are likely to use.
From watching you guys build your first chicken coop... you have come along way. Ariel, you are looking so confident with all your power tools. As a woman who has done alot of construction I'm proud of you. You " both" should feel so proud all you have done together ❤
To save your back mount a 2000lb electric winch above the log deck with about 8' of chain on it. Wrap it twice around the log and it won't slip or put marks in a finished side. Worked a treat on the 120+ year old circular sawmill I had a chance to run. Also a leaf blower is your best friend after milling for cleanup before everything freezes. 👍
You two are amazing! I was so happy when you made that beautiful chicken coop / run. Now your lean to / sawmill. Can wait to see how you set up your garden and greenhouse. I hope that happens before your next planting season. Great job you guys. I’m a70 year old grandma who really enjoys your channel!
Arielle, what a beautiful intro!! The music and the splendor brought tears to my eyes. The caribou herd was so beautiful. I'm so proud of you and Eric. Your parents must be so proud of you!❤❤❤
You both are still going strong! I can't imagine you two doing all this building without that tractor, it's a beast! The crystalized fog was morning magic, it's so beautiful.
Oh my! What an awe inspiring intro. That took me back to my childhood and living in the beautiful State of Alaska! I love this new project. I didn’t think that you’d leave it bare this Winter. It looks great! Im glad to hear the Rooster crow in the morning there. That means they’re all happy and warm in their Coop Quarters! I miss watching y’all cook. I can’t wait to see the next video. Thank you for bringing some joy into this old Nana’s life! Sending love and blessings ❤️🙏🏼
What a beautiful opening! We were all mesmerized by the beauty of your Alaska! And how about that giant beam!! Loved seeing you enjoying the journey ❤️
Your intro was so beautiful! The 2 of you are beyond amazing I can’t find words to describe how impressive your work is and the time you put into your design is great. I do believe that there is NOTHING that y’all can’t accomplish. Y’all are such decadent workers, I am so happy that you are doing all of this for yourself. God Bless y’all! Love 💕 y’all!
When Eric said they are going to build their own brackets I chuckled and thought “of course you are!” Always going above and beyond! Please make a long video of just winter scenery. I would put it on repeat all winter long!
Once again Graceful Beauty without words ! God is Living in You Both. He is Shown in Your Videography Pictures Your Hard Work. All You Do. One The Nicest Families In Alaska. Thank You for Your Inspiration and Hope. 😇😇😇😇
Working in those degrees has got to be stressful. You both are making such progress. A covering for that massive machine is mind boggling. Thanks for the video.
Another absolutely gorgeous opening on your video and the music was perfectly paired. Great teamwork and you’re becoming quite the professional builders
I can’t wait to see the design for your new smoker! I can see you two are getting better and better with each new build! Your sawmill shed is looking awesome! Great job!
I am old so I get to leave the mother hen comment. Build an insulated box to mount to an interior beam. Determine what you need and stock it with all the sawmill tools that you need on site and a good first aid kit. I really admire the way you work together so well and how much you have accomplished. It is such beautiful country that I will never see in person because I live in the desert and would freeze like a popsicle in the first ten minutes. Your videography is great and the next best thing to being there. Thanks for sharing your processes and wonderful spirit. Stay safe and warm!
I have so much respect for you both. Your ambition and dedication to your work and goals is truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing your stories with us. This is a very cool build and I’m so so happy for your chickens. They have the best life now.
Another spectacular opening!!!! 👏🏽 Arielle and Eric openings like this help us understand the beauty and majesty of Alaska and why you want to live your life in that magical part of The United States 🇺🇸 ❤👍🏽🥰✨
Thank you for sharing the stunning beauty of Alaska. Both of you work so well together and I can only imagine how hard it is. But together it seems you know what your other half is going to do so it seems effortless. Thanks for bringing us along. Blessings.
I can never decide which I love most, what you show us of the wildlife and your beautiful state, or the hugely interesting videos of the work you both undertake to make an amazing home and homestead for yourselves and your animals. I have so much respect for what you do and how you put it into these video logs for us to see. Thank you again.
School IS a lifelong journey, but your engineering on this sawmill lean-to project so far has been *good enough for government work* as the saying goes. Building a residence that needs to pass inspection might be open to interpretation. You both ROCK!
Being born and raised on chena hot springs road, Alaska and as an adult other places in Alaska I often wonder how many ppl take the time to stop and witness her majesty? It brought tears to my eyes as her beauty often does. You do a great job of capturing your journey here! Thank you so much for sharing 💚
This intro is absolutely amazing! The pairing of the images with the music is awe-inspiring. I don’t know whether to call you two the dynamic duo or the dream team! Both fit like a glove. ❤
That opening sequence! 😍 Seriously, I feel if you two ever need a screen free break, just create a few 20 minute videos like that, schedule them to show while you're on your holiday, and I'd be happy. 😅 I can't speak for everyone, but pretty sure I'm not the only follower who gets a lot of joy and peace from your nature footage. I would miss your builds though. I can't believe how much you got done so far! Talk about not letting the short summers and longer winters stop you from getting things done. I can't believe the size of that central beam! Or how it's just the two of you doing it all. Total superstars! ❤
Love the Caribou, Moose and drone shots at the beginning of the video and the hoar frost shots. You have a great eye for capturing the beauty of wild Alaska.
You guys are doing amazing. I've seen more progress this year than in any other year and I've been following you since Oregon. Really proud of you two. I love how you two are always respectful to each other. I've never heard a cross word between you.
The music and the intro to this video (particularly the drone footage) was absolutely stunning ... thank you for capturing the beauty of Alaska for us.
I know I keep referring to my dad on your channel. But he’d so love this. As I do. Thank you for sharing such beautiful videos, music and inspiring content. The building stuff and the care you take with your equipment would make my dad nod and smile with approval. I can just see him doing it. Thank you so much for always bringing my amazing dad alive again. You know what I mean in a not weird way, right? ❤️
Hurray!!! A new video and it’s a day early!!! What a fantastic surprise!!! Eric, your skills continue to amaze us!!! Ariel, I love seeing you cutting the big logs and using the saw!!! You rock gf!!! Thank you for always sharing the beautiful scenery as well. As always, can’t wait for the next video!!! Love you guys so much!!! ♥️♥️♥️
It looks as if my favorite couple are at hard work again, just before winter comes in hard. They need to get jobs done and I see they are on there way at building a cover for the Sawmill and cutting there own wood for it. I know they will do a great job.😀❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌻🌻🌻🙏I pray all turns out well.
You built a great sawmill shed and I'm really liking how you are getting a nice place built up there on your property take care y'all and have a great week Thanks.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I had to rebuild/repair my patio cover after 20 years because end grain is so affected by termites and rot from water. If you sealed your end cuts it should prolong the life of the structure. That said, I really enjoyed this video. You guys are awesome
Wow! You two are awesome. Love your projects . The scenery in your videos is beautiful. You two have many talents. Thanks for sharing your life with us
I put down a total of 2,400 sq ft of tile in three days. I'm older, but I'm hurting. I look at you two, out in Alaska, building a monster wood shed. There's no comparison....... Haha. WTG! 👍
Th beautiful scenic footage you get with the drone and the wildlife footage coupled with the beautiful music is simply amazing!!!! It sets you apart from the rest!!!
💚 That sawmill is SO cool, and those new blades-Wow! Seeing you mill your own lumber is just amazing to me. What a sturdy structure and that huge beam-just wow! The intro scenery is spectacular footage of that beautiful landscape, thank you. 💚
I’ve been watching your channel for some years now. It’s bittersweet to me for many reasons. My dad visited Alaska once and it was love at first sight. He was making plans to move when he became ill and died. I watch your vids and am reminded of many things from my childhood and imagine what my dad would have got up to had he made the move. Thanks for posting.
Then I watched the end . What a great adventure u both have in-store awesome job keeping it special then spending with the ones I love also . Nothing but blessings thank y'all for sharing 🙏
loving the blooper outtakes at the end! and also that you guys don't make a big deal out of it, but are always wearing proper safety equipment! Loving the journey!
I especially loved the first couple minutes of this video. It was like mother nature getting herself ready for a long winter's nap. I really do look forward to your video's and I love how you two work together. My wife and I are both 73 years of age and, of course, we can't do a lot of the things we used to. Even though my body won't allow me to cut down trees, chop wood and all of the other things that I used to do, I get to watch you two work at building your new homestead and it's just therapeutic to see. Can't wait till spring to see you make your new garden and get the shop enclosed. Wishing you both a wonderful Thanksgiving next week.
I love watching you work together. You have matured and developed your teamwork and you can accomplish so much. Especially with the great choice of equipment - and the Branson especially! Your capacity for projects seems limitless and your skills have grown exponentially. The sawmill set up is the best I have seen on RU-vid - the concrete base with footers and the home-milled timber superstructure is fantastic. Well done. And - you work methodically and tidily and with the minimum of mistakes! Well done.
I feel this is a very good video that I have ever seen before, the nature is majestic and there are wild animals, in my country it is very difficult to find such animals.
The visual and auditory experience at the beginning of this video was breathtaking! I am so constantly impressed not only by your editing skills, but also how well you two work together. A true partnership, and a pleasure to watch. The start of the sawmill shed looks amazing - can’t wait to see it progress. As always, thanks for sharing your journey with us!
I should be asleep because another 13hr shift looms near…. But Eric and Ariel are building shit!!!! 40min of sleep well worth losing 😊. Love everything you all are doing up there and have been living vicariously through your videos for many years now. Thanks so much for taking us along for the ride! ❤
Once again - perfectly matched sound to accompany terrific video - fade into natural water flow - fade into engine with quiet underlay of original music that brings it all together. Pretty work!
"It's WARMED UP to 20 degrees. Perfect temperature for working outside!" ... UMM h3ll to the no! 😂😂😂😂😂 And I lived in Ohio, Colorado AND Vermont! H3LL TO THE NO! 😊
I'm a life long alaskan Grew up on a homestead I am impressed how much work the two of you get done in a day. Remind me when I was young you are doing a great job.
I just got hit with a video from the past and I checked it out just to see how far back it was, I've enjoyed these 2 for so long now, haven't missed in a long time. These 2 are like family, I'm 73 tomorrow and I wish they had a podcast once a month where we could talk to them. But it's ok their just fantastic, I love you so much. Thanks Jack, Wichita Kansas
Great, another new huge project. Perfect, I knew you wouldn’t leave us too long. The size of the logs you are milling is amazing. Great stuff. More new ideas from both of you. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
