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Not sure my kids are tough enough to hang with you guys, maybe it is an age thing being that they are all under 10. That said learning to butcher and timber frame a house sure sounds like a blast with you guys! You are brave to drink that water, I am often skeptical of our city water (Longivew, WA, USA) but the idea that I would drink water that was once run off from a pig pen seems hard to imagine.

Absolutely would love to but one tiny problem we are at 41 degrees south ooops

definitely want to. Keep us posted on info.

That would be very interesting!

We were thinking of driving the Chilcotin for 6 days in May, but maybe a trip up your way might be in order instead... Looking forward to seeing what comes of this!

I've had these winter carrots and they are fantastic!

@@Gridlessness will you sale me a chees ? How much in English pounds ?

I'm just watching this now, and that's exactly what I thought the problem was too. We had a cabin up in the mountains in SW PA growing up, and there was a large lake below our cabin. We fished and rowed the rowboat about every day up there, and the lake never smelled stinky. One very hot and humid summer day, we and some other kids we played with every day decided to jump off one of the docks into the lake, to cool off (we were begging our parents to take us to the swimming hole about 15 minutes away). We didn't know that there was about 2 feet of muck at the bottom of the lake, and we all sunk into it when we jumped off the dock (it wasn't very deep where we jumped in). Oh my goodness when we got out of the water, we had dark muck all up our legs and in our sneakers (we left our shoes on). Smelled like a sewer!! Had to go back to the cabin and use the hose to spray the muck off. As soon as he said in this video that the water stunk so bad, that's the first thing I thought, they put that pipe with the concrete block attached, in that pond and it sunk to the bottom, and that's where the water is stinky from the muck of decomposing matter in at the bottom of the pond.

Great, glad you like it Catharina!

awesome❣️

Manitoba. -44 Celsius this morning

@@angus9941 I have felt one time fifty below and I don’t ever want to feel that again,,in 1978 it snowed 27 inches and the temperature fell that night to fifty below and froze and crusted that snow , I had a 455 Oldsmobile full of nothing but pure antifreeze and the motor froze and busted and fell out on the ground in small pieces the starter was still bolted to a piece of the block.