I’m super curious now about the finished look, you’re going to have a castle tower☺️ Hopefully you take some time to enjoy your family’s visit too.❤ I know the animals moved on Despina’s channel but missing the 2 baby goats, they must be fully grown now🐐🐐
Sharon here.... I'm so impressed with the work you do. I'm as excited as you both are for each project you do! Desi's brother is a big help and also learning by doing. Looking forward to the next video. 👍☺❤
You guys are so amazing! The frame looks fantastic! I can't wait to see the finished addition. I just know it's going to be wonderful. Hi to Dessi's Mom and brother. I'm glad you're there to lend a hand (or four!). I'm sure Dessi and Deivid appreciate your being there. I imagine it's just nice to have company around for a change. Best regards and continued success to you!! ❤ 🐈⬛🐐🪿🐔🐓😊
Slow and steady can surely win the race 💪 love the channel and all the progress that you have been able to make over the years keep up the good work and stay safe. I also love 💞 the support that you have gained from followers 😉
I'm sure it's gonna look great once it's finished. As far as I can imagine it, it's a kind of tower? Great work, anyway 👌💪, can't wait to see the next vid ❤️
The wood is moldy and with white mushroom. You should treat it and no water barrier under the foundation board will root... even tho its a lot of wotk you did but it wont last same should be done with boards touching the wall. Oh well good luck
I wonder something. The weeds look to be clover ☘️. If so why can’t the goats come over there and eat it? You wouldn’t have to feed the hay you already have. It just look like good food for them. Also Despina and her brother look like identical twins.
please put something in between the wood and the concrete !!!Just a sliver of plastic will do. The condensation between cold concrete and the wood will make your wood slowly rot.
Looks so good. You guys need some protein supplements drinks or something. You're all so thin. If you get sick you won't have any extra fat to hold your body while fighting off a virus.
Some electrolights powder to add to plain water. Sometimes they are too strong. Then I only use 1/3 to 1/2 a little packet to my water. I'm a lucky 62 year old that loves and learns by your cool videos. Many thanks for sharing your lives with us. 🎉
@@bridgwll I don't know but I do know that body builders use protein powder and drinks for putting on weight and protein is important for fighting infections and healing from the daily labors. I said if they get sick. Like a stomach virus. Like COVID or the next thing. . You need some meat on your bones to recover
This is a disgusting comment! Speaks volumes about a person that feels comfortable to comment on someone's appearance.There are MANY different body types.
You are going to regret what you did in the future, you didn't use real concrete ( I didn't see any ballast), and you poured it on something that already had to be removed, and you put the rebar to close to the edge. I love your channel but sometimes I wish you did some more research before start a project.
There are different grades of concrete, he used the right one, they already had the rougher grade underneath, in the existing foundation. It’s a lightweight extension, similar to a gazebo, it doesn’t need more than that imo.
@@minime7375 I watched previous episodes again, and I am conviced that it can handle the weight, but what I see as a future problem is how close the rebar is to the edge/outside of the concrete. This is gonna start concrete rot ( betonrot) . And I'm afraid that a lot of temporary solutions will be there for vey long time.
@@markschattefor6997 Imo they’re going to keep changing and improving their home for many years to come, they’re already undoing some of their temporary solutions and redoing them properly. They learn as they go. I know what you mean with the rebar but it’s not that close and they used a very tough concrete, my mother’s front footpath was made like that (no gravel, very fine sand, a lot of cement) and it hasn’t got one crack since the 1980s. Mine was done “properly”, with the aggregate mix 4 years ago and it has cracks as wide as my finger already.
@@minime7375 When they did your footpath/driveway was there something underneath the concrete that was able to prevent it to loose most of its moisture into the dry soil underneath it?
@@markschattefor6997 Nah, proper builders did it, they laid a bed of rocks, used rebar and everything. It’s possible the soil underneath shifted a bit, idk but it did crack quite a bit. I supervised the whole thing and it was done properly, it’s not the kind of crack that shows from drying too fast, rather like whole sections shifted.
