Open fireplace coffee at the 1800s cabin project. 

In times of urgency, "getting to the point, is beneficial"....When sharing personal stories and helpful knowledge.....with one another, it is in the sequence of the details, "surrounding the point", which may take time but that "time", serves to make the "intrinsical point", more valuable. Did not forefathers and foremothers, not enjoy the savoured time, to tell a wholesome story and didn't their audience, savour a story, not rushed? Society wants too much "to get to the point" "and quickly" they have forgotten the meaning and the value of patience, in the learning and the doing.....because "time" in the modern world has become ............"anxiety". With a life filled with anxiety they loose the essence of time and of the essence of "TIMING". Do not cut short your videos, in order to get to the point for others.....let others, see the point in what you have discovered, through your life experience, by filming in your "own timing" and "enjoy" being the creator and storyteller, as you see fit, even if your videos need to be long. Your cabin, is a TESTAMENT OF TIME, and it, in itself, (the process), could not be rushed, to get to the "end result".....and one thing I learnt, about spiritual knowledge/ personal stories, is, you can never, ever.....just get to the point.....or the point, stands to get lost, or glazed over, very, quickly, with time. There is a warmth, and a genuine authenticity, when we engage in the production of any form of story telling, or sharing knowledge, by not, "just getting to the point" to satisfy others. ... The "uniqueness" of a story teller or teacher, survives, the test of time. I think your videos are lovely and can really take one back, into a grounded, state of beingness, thus recognising, quality, in simplicity and thus seeing the beauty and magic of the value of life's, personal lessons on offer.

No better way to spend a rainy day than sitting in front of a fire with your dog. No need to shorten your videos or hurry them. It is a gorgeous cabin and is nice to spend sone time there on this side of the screen. Thanks for sharing!!

Hi Jerry, love your channel and all the work you’ve done to the cabin. Please don’t change the length of your vids, they are so relaxing and enjoyable to watch 😊

I like the Embury Air Pilot hanging over the table. Fireplace days are the best days.

Hi Jerry. I love you brother. Slow down and savor every second. Make the “quiet” and you will hear and cherish so much more in life.

Howdy Brother- what could be any better- a rainy day with a fire in the fireplace, a loving dog, and being in a log cabin. That’s the life! Love it. Take care and God’s blessings to you

What a perfect day: making coffee on a fire in your cozy cabin on a rainy day with your pup. I have a percolator too (though I also have a gas stove). It takes longer to make than the machine, but it tastes wonderful. P.S. I would never spend $8 on a cup of coffee!

I always enjoy your videos but as far as I'm concerned the longer the better, they never get boring!

Talk all you want! I enjoy your videos

Great dog and good advice.

I enjoy your heartwarming conversation very much. I have been prepping for years thankfully, but I had no idea how bad it would be, the days we’re seeing now. So as a woman, 67 years old, doing this on my own; I’ve been realizing to go more off grid, to begin learning to live preindustrial. Your station is refreshing and you won a subscriber, God bless you, Sacramento, CA

j'adore , le feu dans la cheminée , le chien et une peau de bête devant la cheminée !! loll vidéo sympa

That looks like one good cup of coffee and one good dog. Thanks for sharing, and God Bless!

I would have enjoyed listening to the fire crackle for a few more moments. I've had so many conversations with my now deceased grandmothers about us having all the modern day conveniences, yet they seemed to have had more time. Doesn't make a lot of sense. I am making intentions of slowing down, stepping back and simplifying. Thank you for an enjoyable video.

Great job on that fire place they don't get any nicer .

I hate the short videos I love the longer videos because I like to just sit there with a cup of coffee and watch you do your thing and I don't have to keep changing videos.....

They had honey back in those days...and not the adulterated crap at the grocery store but the real raw stuff like our honey

Beautiful pupper.

I love your Channel , thank you ! You truly are a breath of fresh air and you have very sound thoughts, I wish I could be there with you ! God Bless! J... Toronto

We perc coffee every a.m. in an electric percolator. Best coffee we can have since we both work. Very seldom buy coffee out though because we enjoy it so much at home. I love your videos and no they aren't too long.

Just found you Chanel it's a good brake form what I see everyday. Thank you for you time.

I had to chuckle when I saw this video of yours. I have my great great grandmother's coffee mill. This morning I was thinking to myself I bet no one ever uses a coffee male like this ever again, I use this daily! Yes it makes the great cup of coffee! However I do use a automatic drip coffee maker. Great video thanks for sharing.

I’d watch these videos even if they were an hour long each.

Place looks awesome 👍.....I use maple syrup in my coffee as well....when I have it 😋

I agree, your video length is perfect just as it is..don't change a thing!

Enjoyed the video. Nice setup.

I don't even have a plastic coffee maker anymore. I run my percolator on an electric stove and sometimes on the wood stove if I have it burning particularly hot on a particularly cold day. Great stuff. Cheers.

I want that cabin in my home state of Washington on the side of a river. Like the cabin in White Fang.

Nice!!!

good talk ! thank you

Jerry…make your videos as long as you like. They are enjoyable and calming and we all need to stop the mad race of life. Build a fire, make a cup of coffee, and enjoy your beautiful dog…who could ask for anything more.

That is a fine fireplace , that mass of stone must radiate some heat once the nights get chilly . Good looking coffee 👍🇬🇧

Love your videos, thank you for the content, and your wisdom.

Amazing. Love that fireplace. Can't see that enough. Ty!

Great video. Looking forward to another one with your potbelly stove running.

jerry as a kid we had a house with a open fireplace lots of good times in front of that fireplace. My dad loved it

very relaxing listening to you and watching the fire, I love it

Your videos are perfect, love to see what you do and its time well spent.

Sometimes people need to just relax and watch the coffee percolator over an open fire…. 💫

I had a awesome cup of Joe one time tht stuck out past all others. My buddy had brewed it up on a percolator

0:38 My Looking Glass, Broke in my Percolator, in 2020, so I started making, cowboy style. I add the coffee, then the water and I bring it, to a lite boil, for 7 minutes.

People used to grind coffee beans at A & P grocery store. 8 o’clock coffee was the name of the brand

I sweeten coffee with molasses. Also, in milk, it has a caramel-ly flavor.

Dear Jerry, thank you soo much for your videos!! I really love this type of living and have an open hearth. I was wondering how to keep the fire going for the night : a big dry log surrounded by smaller ones? Thank you very much in advance.

I still use a traditional percolator and prefer to sweeten my coffee with maple syrup.

If a guy uses all granite to make a fireplace like yours can a guy just use refractory mortar for the whole thing? Thanks luv the cabin

I don't drink coffee, but I'm interested in the fireplace. Did you construct it in the Rumford style?

I make cow boy coffee everyday.🤗 witj maplesyrup

Ever use honey much to sweeten your coffee ☕️? Ever do much cooking 🍳 Dutch oven style?

It's time for the percolator

Where do you find the fireplace crane and all these old manual grinders, presses and such?

Where’s the restroom?

hELLO! I love your hat. from where can I buy one? can you describe it please its name just to google it. by the way I am not american this why I am asking . Thank you

Don't change anything. The details passed on is much like the Foxfire series of books. Anything less is short to the point of being uninformative. Let s sit down, have a fine cigar and spend a couple of well spent hours exploring all the intricacies of a simple well lived life, versus all the hustle and bustle of modern prefab life.

I wouldn,t do that to a dog....president🖓

Following this channel IMMEDIATELY. Though I must say: percolator coffee 🤢. I’d rather put some coals under my vacuum pot

And from outside?

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