This YARD looked like a BATTLE FIELD and the CITY wouldn’t touch it. So WE took on the CHALLENGE!! 

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Thanks! All Boys believe it or not! We actually have four boys but the youngest is only 2 so he stays at home with mom. 🙂

@@TheBlessingBoys Your poor wife :))

@@deborahf3738 she’s definitely outnumbered 😂

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Thanks! They are pretty great!

Keep going what you doing cut grass Moshe everybody if they can't get the grass cut God will bless you always when you do good things for people🎉

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Thank you for those words! Truly appreciate it

Glad you stuck to your upbringing

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The neighbor shared with me that they were attempting to repair the foundation. So they had to dig a lot of dirt from around the house. So those piles could have been from that excess dirt. Also there’s a chance that once it was abandoned people began to use it as a dumping site. Mount Everest so cool. We spend some time living in Kathmandu in 2018 and did some hiking outside of Pokhara. Thanks for the encouragement.

@@TheBlessingBoys Thanks for taking time for the reply! I did not climb Mount Everest; I'm scared of heights! I just saw it from a distance! There are numerous guys on RU-vid who have lawn care channels. They are all good. I just discovered your channel and I like it very much. I think it is great that as a dad you are teaching your sons the value and enjoyment of hard work. They will appreciate it when they are older. Looking forward to the next video!

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Lol! Victory for sure! 👍😎❤️🇺🇸

Oh yes we definitely run into poison ivy quite often. There was quite a bit on the back edges of this property but we did OK avoiding most of it.

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I’m open for that!

Mmmm Terry I thought you were with me on this one about the young boy using the power tool but seems you think its OK. It must be the Mother/Nan/Nurse in me that sees the danger even though its been explained, you cant trust kids to always do everything you say, they don't see the danger..it might be a case of "well dad said this or not to do that but I'm sure I can fix the problem eg pulling out the jammed wood or grass etc, he wont even know"...not until he is racing his kid off to hospital with his hand ripped off...some things make me cringe, its not all about live and learn.. safety first has always been my motto...

@@jennyc1846 Some kids can handle these things provided that they are taught how to do it properly. A parent who actually takes the time to get to know his own kids knows what they can handle and what they can't. As a 53 year old man with autism, there are power tools that I avoid myself. Because they would be dangerous in my hands. But that doesn't apply to everyone. Kids have worked on farms for centuries. They can be surprisingly responsible. But these, again, are children who are taught how to do these things from day 1. Treating them like babies and giving them a sheltered life can be just as harmful as over estimating their maturity and abilities. I know this, again, as a person with a disability. My limited social skills aren't nearly as limited as they might have been had I not be raised in a large family and treated much like my other siblings. I also grew up in an age before the internet existed. So, there was a lot of a face to face contact with other people. Something that also helped my development.

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I was thinking that as well!

I noticed the old brick foundation was being gradually replaced with cinder block. Probably the tenant was doing the job and it stopped when he died. The owner doesn't want to spend any money on fixing the foundation now that the tenant doing the work is gone. That's the way I see it. I noticed the soul had been dug away from the foundation in some parts. That might call for wood supports to hold the soil back.

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Definitely, this was mainly to help out the neighbors for sure

That cracked me up too! Thanks!

Yeah definitely looks like that. Thanks!

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Thanks so much!! We truly appreciate the support. That is so cool, we have 4 total kids as well but all boys! it’s been a lot of fun seeing their excitement to work together with me.

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Thank you! We appreciate that!

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It’s just far enough outside of city limits that they don’t really do anything about it in our county. Kinda crazy but just the way it works. It does look like a battlefield!

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@@TheBlessingBoys IN MY BOOK YOU ARE A PROPERTY HERO! 🌏🌎🌍 CAN YOU EDUCATE US, WHAT DO THE LAWS SAY ABOUT ABANDONED PROPERTIES? Have the owners failed to pay property tax in the last seven or eight years? Can the neighbors make an offer to the city to buy this abandoned property?

@@TheBlessingBoys Dothe neighbors are ever offer you $10 $20 $50 to you for taking the time and effort to clean up the properties like this one? Please take the money it's their one chance to give back to the community because many times they are not physically able to participate. You can apply the money to gasoline or equipment maintenance or even a roast beef sandwich. Don't rob them up their chance to help out and feel good at the same time. Especially for senior citizens who want to feel like they're still a part of something. I hope you take this suggestion to ❤️ heart.

@@roastbeefsandwich6769 The law is not very straight forward on this. I haven’t come to a conclusion myself yet. I know you can purchase abandoned properties eventually if contact is attempted and failed with supposed owner. I just don’t know what that dormancy period is

@@TheBlessingBoys Does going onto a property without the owner's permission create legal risks for you? Or have you taken measures to mitigate those risks?

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