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@tylerandtodd Год назад

It’s been two Sunday’s in a row posting an extra long video, what do you all think?! Do you like videos that are more short and to the point or ones like these when we just bring you along for what’s happening throughout the week…cavities and all LOL. Jokes aside, it’s always super helpful when you share what you enjoy about the videos, we've been trying our hardest to create more enjoyable and higher quality videos every Sunday so we're ALL ears! ❤

@lynnebriggs6184 Год назад

The longer the better!

@visariosorino8034 Год назад

Love the longer videos, because we all love you Tyler and Todd 😊❤

@Nasalkeihpos Год назад

I enjoy your videos - long or short ❤. The long ones I tend to keep until I have a quiet moment, the shorter ones I can sneak in.

@ziggy33399 Год назад

Short is fine with me. 😊

@cassmacdonald-perfectlyimp2486 Год назад

I love any length of video, but I could be biased. I’d say don’t feel pressured to always give us a long video, but it’s a lovely treat when we get one, because it’s awesome to see you growing your home in so many ways

@ktkrogstad Год назад

Honestly, these are some of my favourite kinds of videos. I know a lot of RU-vid content aims to have some exciting or shocking storyline, but I love just watching people interact, problem-solve, go about their days, and laugh about a half-frozen face! This was such a treat! 🥰

@tylerandtodd Год назад

We are so glad you are enjoying our videos ❤️❤️

@iamaloha2 Год назад

Amazing how two people can be in total harmony with each other while having a real good time working hard labor.

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Anything you get up to is fun when it’s with your best friend ❤

@ljmike5519 Год назад

Don't cut the asparagus they are building their energy and roots. I'm glad that you are being aware of the frost it took me a few years replanting my starts because I was too impatient. My spinach is growing strong and I love picking my salad from my garden. Nothing better. Blessings

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Going to let all that energy build up this year so we have lots to eat next year - thanks for the tips Lorna! Good luck with your spinach!!

@LambieSamba Год назад

@@tylerandtodd it will flower and make beautiful ferns!

@davidjohnscully93 Год назад

Ahh finally, my time time shine 😂Leave the asparagus be. It’ll grow into big, fluffy ferns and that lets it capture energy to store for next year. And each spear isn’t 1 plant - 1 plant will produce many spears. Usually in the new year when they start to pop up, you can pick them all for about 6-8 weeks then you stop and let them fern up. I’m here for the gardening content 😊

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Woah that is going to be a LOT of asparagus. We were happy with ~40 individual spears 😂…thanks for the info, we’ll leave everything alone for this year!

@mldurham06 Год назад

I agree. In the second year our asparagus started seeding. I have a collection of seeds to plant in another bed.

@vickied6087 Год назад

@@tylerandtodd They're quite freezable and will be delicious in the middle of winter. mmm Asparagus soup by the fire. While you are at it, once you have that freezer, put blueberries on a cookie sheet, freeze, the put the frozen ones in another container - no blanching necessary. then they are great in pancakes or in muffins. there you go - breakfast and supper covered. 😄

@deloricemckoy1444 11 месяцев назад

That's good to know, I'm gonna do it, I love blueberries. Thx

@jeremyairey8127 Год назад

Don’t cut the asparagus, it needs its leaves to photosynthesise and put energy into its roots so you might have a harvest next year :-)

@mafurock33 Год назад

YES - I agree - do NOT cut the asparagus - the whole point of the 2 year wait is so they have a chance to grow and develop.

@TheCindyhoashi Год назад

Agree do not cut it’ll go to seed and you want this.

@Qaotl Год назад

Yep! Cutting them like you would to eat them takes away their energy source so you need to let them stockpile as much energy as they can in the years before you do that by letting them grow as big as they can!

@rhysjcx2938 Год назад

This

@mickilicyes5399 Год назад

Yes absolutely don't cut!

@mojojojo3352 11 месяцев назад

Do not cut the asparagus until the third year. The roots need time to grow larger and more robust. I would only harvest sparingly until the plants are 5 years old. At that time you can harvest several times each season, then allow the shoots to grow to maturity. Never disturb the roots of asparagus, as this will severely impact the health of the plant. I recommend mulching well and if weeding is needed use the stirrup design hoe as it only removes the weeds above the grade. Some nice compost under the mulch a couple of times a year will keep the asparagus in tip top shape. Enjoy!

@paulhewitt8248 Год назад

Always longer videos. 20mins is never enough I can’t believe I’ve waited till Thursday to watch the latest episode

@leeauslander8305 Год назад

Dear tyler, im glad your biopsy was negative, very good news. My 36 year old daughter wasnt so lucky, she passed last april. Please enjoy your life and never take your time together for granted. 😢 a sad mom

@fern8003 Год назад

How very sad to read. I wish you all the strenght and love you need ❤

@witch8794 Год назад

Much Love To You Lee~ Blessed Be 🖤

@glennwalker6918 Год назад

I LOVE YOU GUYS! I'm 86 and have been watching you guys for about 2 years now. I worry about you when your health is threatened. I pray you both live a long life together. Like I said: I LOVE YOU GUYS. p.s. Would you consider extending your broadcast to an hour?

@Myplop Год назад

Wow 86 kudos to you 😮

@lauriesuecragin-klammt4411 Год назад

This is about the KINDEST, SWEETEST comment ever.

@sandrapowell8653 Год назад

Hi..I am a 78 get grandma living in Australia..I love you both and love the content of your long videos..how you love and live is truly inspirational.. many years of love happiness and good health to you both

@stephaniesmith8074 Год назад

When elders ask for s full hour, you have to do it :)

@lauriesuecragin-klammt4411 Год назад

@@stephaniesmith8074 Exactly. It's the Law of the Universe.

@user-qo1jb8nf7v Год назад

Hi there! Don’t cut the asparagus. You want them to keep growing tall and go to seed so the crop keeps spreading. If you cut them it will stunt the growth of your patch. Good luck and so exciting to see your garden come to life!

@Ninsidhe Год назад

Stinging nettle is THE richest food- I would give anything to have a contained area of stinging nettle growing. Harvesting and drying, or fresh in soups/stews- it was stinging nettle that helped so many European refugees survive during/after WW2.

@katewest130 Год назад

I’ve never seen a couple better suited for each other. You guys are like two sides of the same coin.

@pamelaavery2483 Год назад

Lol…I’m trying to visualize that😂

@katemitchell8249 Год назад

Yes, they are, I just love them both. They surely suit each other emensly A rare delight to watch....

@lwitt8448 Год назад

Twin Flames

@denisegreene8441 Год назад

I had a giggle about falling into a deep chest freezer. I'm the youngest of 6 and my dad was the bread winner ( Cdn Navy , then a transit driver )My parents grew up during the end of WW2 and the depression.. My mum grew our vegetables and then blanched/ froze as well as pickled or canned them. She would buy a full cow of meat, once a yr, from a local farm and then put them in the deep chests. People were amazed we ate so well. There was us 6 kids as well as my dad's mum later on as well as two " foster brothers" my brothers brought home whose step parents had kicked them out of their family homes. So 8 kids / teenagers and three adults. My mum fed us all buy growing all our vegetables and potatoes. She knew how to safe and get a good deal. God bless her . Your garden is going to be even better than last year and your body will thank you for the fresh and organic food . You have created quite the oasis in Canada's Atlantic playground.

@joansmith2974 Год назад

My dad used to joke about having to go with Mum to get a Turkey from the freezer because he had to hold her ankles when she dove in to get the right size.

@adventureswithgnomie6553 Год назад

Same here. My Dad was silent generation, Mom greatest generation - we grew everything, canned and froze it. We had a 1 ½ acre garden. I am the youngest of 6 - I was a oops baby and a huge gap between me & the others.

@julieholcombe7422 Год назад

I love longer videos bc I cant get enough of "my boys"❤. I hope your area is not being affected at all by the wildfires😢 Please stay safe. ❤️🐾🐱🐾❤️

@mikeklocksin8497 11 месяцев назад

Yes, I too am concerned for you with the wildfires going on. I hope your extended family and fur babies are safe. Please take good care.

@adris432 Год назад

Can't wait for the video. I always get so sad when it's nearing the end...it's like reading a great book and knowing you only have a tiny bit left so you have to savour it. :D So, longer videos - I'm all for it! :) Love you guys! Have a lovely week. :) Adrian

@2BOutspoken Год назад

Me too!!!!👍

@annierouleau8688 Год назад

I feel privileged every time you take me along your journey. Do not force yourself to make longer ones if it cuts off your time together. For me, anything you do is awsome and so worth it. ❤

@qbones7 8 месяцев назад

I am 79 and really like everything on your channel. I especially love it when you are outdoors and I can almost smell the pines in the breeze and the rich soil of your gardens. I must tell you that I lived with my husband "off-grid" in the 70's. We lived at about an altitude of 10,000 ft outside of Breckenridge, Colorado. What a difference 50 odd years makes! We were surrounded by Forest Service land, so it was perfect for privacy! Our only electric hookup was a car battery hooked up to our cassette player. We heated with the plentiful lodge pole pines that had fallen to the ground and aged for about 3 years. In the fall a propane truck backed about 1 1/2 miles our steep road to fill up our propane tank for the gas cook stove. We always left him a bottle of scotch on top of the tank for a tip! We had on all-year spring that surfaced right behind the cabin. The water was always clean and great, since there were no pastures higher up and no mine tailings around. We worked hard all summer so that we could play all winter. As the ski area grew we found ourselves cross-country skiing more and more each winter to avoid lift lines. One additional thing you have that we didn't was a growing season! Our growing season lasted between 10 days and 2 weeks. I wish we had looked up moving to your area of Canada as I think it was much easier for us to move across the border back then. Who knows we still might be living off grid! Love you guys!

@jimsmith4772 Год назад

Don't cut the asparagus ! Let it go to seed ,just let it go and it reseeds itself and spreads.

@Che-e Год назад

"Everything that slows us down and forces patience, everything that sets us back into the slow circles of nature, is a help. Gardening is an instrument of grace."

@moriganna67ify Год назад

What a beautiful comment. Who wrote this? 😊

@witch8794 Год назад

O Blessed Be 🖤

@amiek9269 Год назад

I watch McHusbands so u two popped up in suggested videos five days ago. Straight 61 yo female but I’ve been binge watching and adore you two!! Your projects, relationship and videos are awesome!!

@luminyam6145 Год назад

I felt this video was so uplifting and lighthearted after the good news about Tyler's health. I cracked up laughing at several points, I love your banter. How I love you guys, you are just amazing. So thrilled as well that you are safe from forest fires. Thankful you are healthy and happy.

@bigboobtube2980 Год назад

I look forward to your video all week long. The longer videos are great… Just watching you interact is a real treat😅

@keithfailmezger1596 Год назад

you guys make my day every sunday .. you make me laugh and cry . i miss my husband of 20 years , i am so glad you guys have a wonderful life together .. cherish every moment

@ribbleslipscomb5171 Год назад

Guys, that tree issue was so scary. So glad you are very diligent about your land. Todd and Tyler are the best.❤❤❤❤❤❤

@lauridewhurst-summers6441 11 месяцев назад

I hope that you two and your fur babies are safe from the fires. Sending prayers for you and your family that way.

@prideolea 11 месяцев назад

When he started saying ‘barbecue’ I lost it in laughter. Thank you. 😂❤

@stevez6591 11 месяцев назад

Hope you’re safe from the fires. Worried about all the people of Canada!

@barbarar.7833 Год назад

You guys are SO much better than any movie or other RU-vid channel. I could watch you all day. 😀❤

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Means more than you know xoxo

@nickrachjames Год назад

@@tylerandtodd your channel means a lot to me too. I didn't realize how much until Tyler's scary health check. I am so happy that you are ok. 😊

@rhh3582 10 месяцев назад

Watching you two has brought joy to my life. So many people in the world say a male couple won't work but you two have proven them wrong - you have such a great relationship that your example is like a guiding light at night in your forest homestead. You are two very beautiful people and I look forward to all your videos - be they long or be they short - every second has value to we who enjoy watching you as you build your dream homestead. It has been said that Canadians are good people and you two have proven that to be a true statement. You have brought your love to the world and we (me) thank you..

@jennywagner2448 Год назад

NOOOO don't cut the asparagus! Having a freezer will be a game changer - you can even freeze tomatoes whole as they come in and save them up to process later, and for sure some things are better frozen than canned!

@sandraswearingen6993 Год назад

Make sure you Blanche the skins first and then quarter them - before freezing - then you can throw them in a pot and make great spaghetti sauce!!

@nickgrimmer7274 Год назад

You too are so smutty, but it just makes the rest of us smile, good to see the garden coming together, keep safe and well, please give the furry babies a kiss and cuddle. ❤️🏳️‍🌈🇬🇧🙏

@nickgrimmer7274 Год назад

@@OfficialTylerandTodd-_ hi, guys hope your not working too hard, what am I saying of course you are, please remember to enjoy the lovely world you have made and give those lovely kids a big kiss and hug. I would like a say a big thanks to you both, I came to you as you came to your land, but you have helped me so much, as I also have mental health problems and a smutty sense of humour, and I look so forward to my time watching your vologs , making me laugh and getting me to think over things, I only have a allotment to grow my own food, but you give me so much encouragement to do things for my self and partner, we are also both have disabilities, but are happy and content. Again a BIG thanks. ❤️ Nick and Chris. Happy Pride to both of you.🏳️‍🌈🇬🇧🙏

@prettyinspireddecor6787 Год назад

I was afraid the “small problem” was the fires in Nova Scotia. I am relieved that it was just an annoying, yet dangerous set of trees. Yes, despite what you think, you accomplished a great deal this week.

@TPeres45 Год назад

I’ll watch all your content! So if you decide 15 mins one week is what we get and an hour another week, I don’t care. It’s ALLLLL good! So create away, lovely gents… it’s all great to watch. ❤ Luv ya!!!

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Appreciate you so much xoxox

@kerrylynnparsons7879 Год назад

Your property has come SO FAR!!! PS blueberries like a lot of peat to grow in and they will thank you for years to come!!! 🥰❤️ 🫐🫐🫐

@brandyjean7015 Год назад

It's a good place to use coffee grounds mulch too! Those blueberries love their soil acidic.

@majbrat Год назад

If there is one thing we know these boys have is leftover coffee grounds ;)

@tylerandtodd Год назад

@@brandyjean7015 Wow, really?! I thought that would be so harsh on the soil but that makes a LOT of sense!

@brandyjean7015 Год назад

@@tylerandtodd it helps to know what individual plant species need to thrive. You are correct in thinking that too much of this resource can overwhelm some plants. Blueberries need that acidity in their soil. You two are just beginning your journey into gardening. I've spent decades learning; and still learning something new everyday.

@trishglenen3475 Год назад

Hope you guys are not affected by the fires in Nova Scotia. Stay safe. FYI I always look forward to watching your videos every Sunday.

@zacknatural Год назад

There was a shot with the RV. I remember watching you renovate the first trailer. Trying to figure out how to clean the track of the slide out and reusing light fixtures. And now you are developing a living, breathing, and thriving homestead! It’s so cool to be on this journey with you. Long or short videos, Sunday’s are for Tyler & Toddler!

@Luckyduck82180 Год назад

I’m loving the long videos. Makes my Sunday so much better ❤.

@ronmill9737 Год назад

Oh, my gosh I was so relived to see you posted, I have been watching the fires. Happy you and the homestead are OK!~

@savethecoconutgroveplayhou548 11 месяцев назад

I was just drifting off to sleep and had a dream of your container home but with an addition on top of the roof. It was a transparent bubble above the roof that you enter through a clear tube with a spiral staircase leading up into the bubble. The bubble is big enough for two people with soft cushions to lay on. Seemed like a cool addition, kind of an icing on the cake that allows you a 360 clear unrestricted view from up high. I have no idea why I dreamed of this just as I was falling asleep but it woke me up and I thought I would share it.

@kumid1019 Год назад

I don't have words for how much you 2 help my mental well being. I'm in a bad dv situation and every Sunday I have something beautiful to look forward too. Thank u. You save me many days

@edwardulrich1515 Год назад

As for myself, I enjoy spending as much time with you, Tyler, Todd, and fur buddies, so a lengthy video is no problem for me. Many of us feel privileged that you're willing to share your extraordinary lives with us. Suggestion: why don't you sink some stakes in front of the logs to keep them from moving downward on the slop in front of the solar panels. Todd, you did a great job on the downing of the trees and replanting of the blueberry shrubs. Tyler, you have a grasp of that tractor now and make each job a little easier.

@klw9009 11 месяцев назад

I hope you are all safe from the wildfires ❤❤❤

@TheVeganicGardener Год назад

Don't cut the asparagus...the first year and second year leave it alone and let it go to seed..the third year harvest some of it and let the rest go to seed.. then harvest fully from 4th year onwards 🙂

@AndeePandCompany Год назад

You are spoiling us with these longer videos! No complaints here at all! ❤

@kathleenchild Год назад

Never a dull moment when living your life intentionally. Tyler talking with his face half frozen was so funny and relatable 😂 Love this style and length of video though I have always loved any of your videos so whatever works best for you.

@rexmathers60 Год назад

We are hearing about the fires in your area. I dearly hope you guys are safe.

@robertnewman464 Год назад

Please, please never leave each other.

@keepthepeacesharethelove7022 Год назад

Dear Todd and Tyler Maybe you already know it: The blueberries need acidic earth. You can use dried coffee grounds and put it under the earth.

@thomasmurphy1372 Год назад

Been so worried about you guys and the wild fires. Hope your alright. You guys are such a treat love your channel.

@mjcigar Год назад

If you are going to get a freezer make sure you get a vacuum seal system first. Almost all freezers are frost free so when they run a defrost cycle it heats up any air in the bag and then cools it which is why you get freezer burn (and yes it's not just on your meat) Fully sealed no freezer burn.

@51marshmellow Год назад

Yes! Yes! The long videos please. It was so wonderful seeing you two relaxed and enjoying working on the land again. Spring is good for all of us and this one has been lovely and long. Each addition you make to your paradise is adds to its beauty. Much admiration from a gal who wishes she had more land to plant and more sunny areas. Sending you hugs from CT.

@ana-mariatrujillo461 11 месяцев назад

you too crack me up!! I love your laughter, Todds inuendo jokes , everything! your land is looking amazing , well done boys!! 😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰

@janonthelam3418 Год назад

Love to have the Eventful Adventures of T. & T. as lengthy as you two want to make them!

@LindaArens Год назад

I laughed out loud when Tyler said BBQ sauce. Nothing funnier than a frozen mouth. Tree cutting is such a dangerous activity. I was nervous and impressed at the same time. You guys rock. Nice to see you working outdoors again.

@lshwadchuck5643 Год назад

I have a mature asparagus patch. Let them grow all the way up - it'll be like a big lacy hedge. This is what you do every year after harvesting through June. But to establish great roots you let them just grow for the first three years. When you do harvest, you cut every shoot, then stop at the end of June.

@bethmcguinn8606 Год назад

Some suggestions from a long time gardener: 1 do NOT cut your asparagus - it will grow tall and ferny. That's what produces food for the roots. 2 consider garden beds 2-3.5' wide. You'll have more growing space and a smaller amount of space in paths. 3 chest freezers are much more energy efficient - hot air rises, cold air sinks, so you lose tons of cold air when you open an upright freezer, but not with a chest freezer . Best of luck with your garden!

@visariosorino8034 Год назад

You know it's Sunday, when Tyler and Todd are on our screens. Having my snacks and going to watch the vlog. Love you Tyler and Todd. 🤗👋❤️👍

@thomasconnors6755 Год назад

Such hard work it’s nice to see. You. Also have fun so much to do and I like the tractor with the jaws could come in handy good job our men in the woods.

@dangell8984 Год назад

You guys used to film when you were settling down for the evening and waking up together and having breakfast. I loved it because you both were so personable. Like when you would build the fire and make dinner together. Now you just say, see you tomorrow and you film only when you are working, working working. I would love it, if you could get back to making your videos more personal again. I would settle down for the evening with you all or be making breakfast when you did. I think I tracked this change back to when your rentals were vandalized and I am so sorry that happened and have healed from that. But don't let it change how you plan your filming. I miss the more personable side of things. The indoor relationship. The cuddling and making dinner, or breakfast. Breaking bread together. Just my two cents.

@prideolea 11 месяцев назад

Smart boys with the tree. Always remember (F=ma). The rope is always a good idea so you can guide it’s landing. Love your family.

@Lissa71 Год назад

Because you left your onions in the ground over winter they will seed this year... let them seed and you will have onion seeds for next year (start them super early in your greenhouse or house keep them warm). I would plant some onion sets this year if you want a harvest, get the in the ground ASAP. Do not cut the asparagus this year let it seed out. When they turn brown cut them back to the ground after collecting seeds if you want too. Next year you can start cutting (usually just takes a finger to pinch them off). As you cut they will get thicker each year. We have a patch of asparagus that is almost 20 years old now. We get huge stalks now. Also you can get a harvest off your asparagus all growing season just make sure you go out and get them before they become woody. If they do just cut them back down to the ground unless you want them to seed out. The stalks on asparagus will come back all season. I have been collecting for around 2 months now down here in KY. Garden looks great!

@Hoboelmo23 Год назад

I'm so relieved that the wildfires aren't in your area. Everything looks so good.

@constantineangelgutierrez1851 Год назад

We were scared about the fire going on over there. Glad things are ok.

@rebeccavalencia4247 Год назад

Marigolds deter bugs from garden foods. My son is a gardener (not me). Always, all the gardens he's been involved with (big community gardens, small gardens) have marigolds on the perimeter to deter bugs that want to "nibble" on the harvest. (not nipple... forgive my typo!!!)

@denisegreene8441 Год назад

Lol.. or nibble..😅

@elizabethclaiborne6461 Год назад

You need a wedge when your saw gets stuck, the weight is all sitting back on the hinge and pinching the cut. Amazon has them. RU-vid is full of tree surgeon videos that demonstrate use of wedges. Be safe, use the gear.

@felsenruh Год назад

Guys: the logs at the edge of the gravel under the solar panels. Why not just put in some stakes to keep the logs from rolling where you don't want them to roll? Or may a 75 cm lengths of rebar?

@jamesbarry4324 Год назад

You both seem so happy this week. So nice to see you working in the gardens. Dont cut the asparagus!!!

@russdogg2119 Год назад

You guys have the best edited, put together, RU-vid channel. Proud of you two. Blessings for continued success and good health!

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Thanks so much for this!

@Kitkatrey Год назад

Let these 1st aspargus sprouts grow! Next year you can harvest anything that is bigger diameter than a pencil, but let everything else grow again. 3rd year you should have a healthy bed. From that point, do not harvest any spears from pencil diameter or smaller. You don’t ever ‘cut’ asparagus. You develop a feel for the spears to snap under the ground as you grasp the stalks at their base. Kinda of a slight rotation as you ‘feel’ the plant give under the soil. Also, do not walk on top of it! It crushes and bruises it under the ground. When you bring your harvest inside, you also don’t cut the root end off. You snap each piece and it will always snap at the spot where the more fibrous section ends. Don’t throw those ends away! They add excellent flavor when boiling for cream of asparagus soup, and can even be emulsified to be added to the soup as well. Each crown you planted will keep sending spears up as it grows stronger and you’ll get about a 6-8wk picking season. But it is key to let the thinner spears grow to fern at the end. Never cut it down.

@geogent6655 11 месяцев назад

Let the asparagus leaf out, don't cut them. The bigger the plant the bigger the corm/root. 3rd year more spears...👍

@Ladybassguitarplayer Год назад

"This is a new leaf for us." Perfect! Thanks for another wonderful video! Personally, I LOVE longer videos. As I love all you do, I've no suggestions. I appreciate you guys so much. ❤

@sharonschick9902 Год назад

I am so glad I discovered your channel. You two have the most wonderful senses of humour.

@51marshmellow Год назад

Considering we, along the eastern seaboard are breathing bad smoke, yesterday today and tomorrow I am concerned about you two wonderful people and the beloved menagerie. I hope the fires are not anywhere near you and are not affecting you. Just wanted to check in to say thinking about you 😘😘😘😘😘

@JonesJones-np2kq 11 месяцев назад

21:16 we said at the same time! “That would be cute”

@Melissa-iw8xo Год назад

Oh my goodness....you guys were especially funny this week. Thanks for lifting me up with your collective sense of humor. Enjoy the rest of Spring.

@gladysyost3723 Год назад

I like the longer more inclusive of your activities for the week!❤

@rcauthen2 Год назад

Guys burning soft wood like pine produces so creosote. That will clog your chimney. Hardwood only to burn inside. Love you guys!

@pjglory3348 Год назад

I truly enjoyed our “visit”! You guys are such good company ( even though it is virtual). Thanks for making your videos and sharing your lives!

@madonnadillon5545 Год назад

Enjoy your videos short or long...I was so worried about your guys ,with the fires ,so scary ..so happy to see you guys this weekend 😊💞🇨🇦💕

@kenallanphillips Год назад

Another great video with tons of personal moments. I am a huge fan of the longer videos where you take us with you. Keep manifesting and realizing your dream home. We are all looking forward to it, and anything else you share. Sunday's journey is our ritual too at this point! Thanks guys!

@Gail-gf7km Год назад

Leave the asparagus alone!! If you cut the tops before the root stock matures you will set them back for years.

@sdds6748 Год назад

‘Barbecue’ was my favourite part 😂😂😂. Love you guys so much..❤ 🌈👬🏻🐶🐈‍⬛🐶👬🏻🌈

@vitrock1 Год назад

Great video today guys! You have become a regular part of my Sunday afternoons and I can't thank you enough for sharing your journey and bringing so much joy to my life. I truly hope one day I get to meet you both in person. Enjoy your week .....sending love from Ohio! ❤❤

@ronaldmccallum2111 Год назад

Tyler and Todd, Best wishes for staying safe from the forest fires.

@justlookin3 Год назад

I think all us are worried about the fires in your country and are concerned about how you are doing. Hopefully safe and sound and not in harm’s way. I’m not in a position to be a patron and perhaps they have the inside scoop. Wish you the best.

@sandrachristensen7282 Год назад

What happened to the opening sequence? You know: "I wanna run away with you, I really don't care where to, just wanna be alone with you." That was the Tyler and Todd song! I miss it. Would love to see it come back!

@RianShafer Год назад

You are doing a great job! Taking the trees down are a necessary evil but how scary! Not sure which is braver, felling trees or going to the dentist! lol You'll be in the house in no time & have the beautiful views of all you've accomplished. I'm super proud of you both.

@marche49 Год назад

Love your videos, the longer the better!❤

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Really happy to hear that, Mary! What's the max length of a video? Like a typical TV show of 45 minutes - 1 hour?

@marche49 Год назад

@@tylerandtodd I would love 1 hour,your videos are great, the time just flies watching them.

@ExploringCanadaInfo 11 месяцев назад

“Where good intentions go to die!” 😂😂😂😂 Came for the journey. Staying for the vibe! 👋🏼🇨🇦

@lilymack4028 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your life with us. I feel like I owe you compensation for making me smile & laugh. I so love your humor & playfulness with one another. It's been a very hard year for me after losing my companion of decades. When I watch your videos, I actually smile & laugh & can stay in your happy moments. Thank you SO much, dears.

@clifflocke589 Год назад

Garden prep is a lot of work but so worth the reward you get. As always, I enjoyed the vlog!! You guys are great!!

@pamalapeterson5352 Год назад

It is so reassuring when you use your safety pants when using the chain saw, thank you! God bless you both abundantly. Stay well and be safe! Love the longer videos!

@tylerandtodd Год назад

Omg of course! Those chainsaw pants are absolutely essential...they saved my leg a few years ago!

@brooklynnwhite3074 11 месяцев назад

As an American who used to live in Michigan but now lives in the south, I think it is so funny and endearing that you think that is a big snake. Growing up where I used to I fully get the sentiment that it is big and I too love that he is thriving in habitat restoration... but my dad came home 2 weeks ago telling us some 4 foot mystery snake had climbed the shipping dock and the next day another one got into their warehouse trying to cool down. It really reminds me of how different things are up north to here.

@2BOutspoken 11 месяцев назад

I really hope you two are safe with all those fires up there. NY skies a brunt orange and zero visibility. Please wear mask when you are outside and stay safe. Luv you guys💕

@clairehachey2189 Год назад

I enjoy all of your videos, both the short and longer ones. Either which you chose to post, I love them all!!

@jessd4048 11 месяцев назад

Ooof that’s quite a bit of work- Next thing you’ll have a small mill to manage the woodland & make use of all the timber on your property…

@sandraswearingen6993 Год назад

Blanching is where you quickly drop the vegetable / fruit(tomatoes, peaches, etc) in boiling water, take it out and pull the skins off…then freeze.

@suedale1865 Год назад

You two are so creative in the garden & landscaping a joy to watch Of course big boys toys are the game changer. Sad about the trees but hey ho better down in controlled way than decay & damage or hurt the fur babies or yourselves Till next week BIG HUGS 🤗

@sueh3649 Год назад

Hi my Sonday guys. You really have no idea how great your videos are. Short. Or long you never let us down. I just love the vision Todd has and how Tyler goes with it. It just blows me away. But the love you throw at each other without knowing is remarkable Can’t wait to see what you would like after a couple of glasses blueberry wine. Oh my gosh. But don’t ever think you don’t give the right content to us because for me you do 😅😅😅😅