Michele, You bring a special creative level of "can do" to your DIY projects that is very refreshing, funny, and inspiring. Great filming, editing, music 👍😊

That was hilarious, when the log fell into the creek! I totally felt your frustration, but it was funny to watch.

This is what is known as "sweat equity"! Living in paradise reminds us we are human! Your tenacity shines...👍😎🇨🇦🌲🐾🌲🌲🌲

Bonjour, Je regarde ces videos depuis peu, par hasard, et ce que je vois c'est une fille qui se débrouille toute seule (à priori) pour réaliser un tas de travaux différents et de plus avec une certaine aisance ! j'en suis bluffé et je dis "chapeau" ! Elle a tout l'outillage qui va bien, les idées et les astuces... Super Woman ! Hi, I've been watching these videos recently, by chance, and what I see is a girl who manages on her own (a priori) to carry out a bunch of different jobs and moreover with a certain ease! I'm amazed and I say "hats off"! She has all the right tools, ideas and tips... Super Woman! Very good !👍👍🙌🙌 I can understand that Michy is Michele => congratulations Michelle !!

I've lost a few loads into the creek myself. So, I definitely can relate . :) Again, your "stick to it-ness" is impressive lady.

Another great video, I like how you adapt, overcome, and accomplish what you set out to do. You rocked the wedding outfit.

Is amazing the strenght you show, working and handling with such logs!!!!

You he me laughing at the bridge. That is exactly what would happen to me! 😂🤣 And expletives would fly!

i think the animals have a good laugh every time you go into the woods

I'm a little too old to do the things I used to do. But apparently, I can still imagine and dream. Thank you for your inspiration.

You are such an awesome person to do this for your friend! I love your enthusiasm, creativity, and ingenuity! Thank you for showing us all your wonderful projects!

Your “get-it-doneness”, resourcefulness and energy are quite awe inspiring. Keep up the great work !!

Trial and error 😆. Least you stick at it. What a lovely lifestyle. It’s nice to watch you

Yeah, agree with the previous comments - fixed wheels the way to go, and also don't go too far out on the wheel base. But thing is ... I would've also opted for rotating wheels before I saw this... Well done on persevering - it got the job done.

your very sharp and one tough cookie that might be why you have an old hockey lnjury lol

Your creativity and ingenuity are off the charts Michelle! Gad to see Steve up and about. Hopefully his back is doing better.

I'm in love, short pants and saw chaps, love it.

Hiya Michele, Great video, thank you. I think it was wonderful to give Steve so much praise and thanks for his help with this project, BUT, have you noticed how often there is a but in things? BUT it was your concept of how to do it, your skill, your brain. Yes, I can see how my namesake did his bit, bit = small part, not knocking Steve but you did the work and got it to look so fabulous on the day. The cut it down the middle is also all from you, symbolic too, the whole being two parts that fit and match together. I'd have put vines spiralled down all the legs with battery lights, but then I was a lighting technician in a past life. To put it together, your work was wonderful, you took her request for an arbour and made it work, and look great, and be safe from little kids playing, and well done, IT WORKED!!! What more do you need? Okay, you've redesigned it for sale, the cross-braced foot being covered was genius. Stay safe, Steve...

That's gotta be so cool to have all those suppiles just laying around in wait for your inspiration the rope leveling saddle kudos Steve👍till the next one lady with those killer eyes😍✌🙏

Your dogs love you, that's very obvious, the bond is strong.

---as my wife always saiys: "Now you cut it three times, and it is still to short..." ;-) For the dolly two wheels with a fixed axis would work best.

Beautiful setting for a wedding. Beautiful arbor. Neat trick cutting the angles, thanks for sharing your hard learned lessons. Love your videos.

your ingenuity is remarkable

Especially enjoy seeing the trial & error process and the engineering that ultimately solves things! You're definitely giving me some ideas for creative uses for the logs/timber in my woods.

Nice job, I agree with the cedar mulch, looked so much better, I bet it was massive in person, pretty cool! Great idea cutting the logs in half....brilliant!!! Was that Hanna I saw, hope all is well with her, Clyde is such an awesome hugger! Thanks for the update

I like the way you don't take yourself too seriously.. you're willing to show your mistakes in a funny way.. "not once, but twice"... when you do it, you own it.. LOL..

Oh yeah, I love the struggle ( when I'm feeling good! ), I cannot get my sons to really understand the love of what happens inside when you win your fight against inanimate objects!

WOW Michelle, you don,t let anything beat you, very talented lady you are, great job and well done, love your videos, keep up the good work.

That is awesome, great job young lady. God Bless you and Steve.

Michelle, you are definitely very creative!

Great design and build! Well done!

Nicely done! Again! Your ingenuity in thinking all this through is awesome! Each problem can have multiple solutions. The fact that you think it through and come up with workable solutions is fantastic!

FoxyRoxy did a great job! :)

It worked, which is what counts. Good job!

You did a great job on that! I’m sure the wedding party was really happy with it! Thank you for sharing!

I agree most people do not have access to great logs nor the means to process them. You are very fortunate to have both but I think your friend is the most fortunate having you as s friend. Excellent job. You should be very proud. Thanks for another great video. Always looking forward to your next one.

Absolutely Beautiful!!!!!! Awesome job Thanks!!!!

You totally blow my mind. you're beautiful and totally awesome to learn from. Love your videos Michelle. Steve is one smart man.

You certainly do know how to live life to its fullest. I thought the wheels were good idea I wouldn’t have thought trailing would have been a problem, you persevere no matter what,nothing stop s you 😊

“Which naturally didn’t happen”or “I’ll cross that bridge when it happens “ both comical comments are a testimony to your “dog-get “determination when you express yourself through this amazing personality energetic clarification through your application well done nice job 👍

Chris stole my thunder but I was going to say your ingenuity and tenacity were inspiring. Watching your vids puts a smile on my face. And since I’m an old man, I can also tell you that you’re a cutie too. Keep ‘um coming and thanks for sharing.

I love ya, but I gotta say I never laughed so hard in my life watching the fast forward, log towing segment. Classic!

Love the backing track for dragging the logs. The bridge scene was classic. Honestly though, lift with your legs not your back! I like the results of the project.

wow Michelle you did a awesome job on that wedding arbor .you are a good thinker lots great ideas and you look beautiful in a dress . keep up the inspiring videos

Very, very cool. Great job 😊👏👏👏

That's Awesome Amazing Arbour

You kick it the ass in every video! 🙌💥

You are so clever and creative!

You did a great job! Well done!

you come up with the most amazing ideas love it

How about strapping the ball hitch to the bottom of the log and straight wheels, possibly a bracket to bolt to the bolt on trolley. Set up was an awesome idea. Years ago I made a half round arch for my brother's wedding. Ripped strips glued them into a jig for arch, made two sides and wrapped with 1x4 as mortise. Was hoping he would have taken home with him and use at his house, but that didn't happen. Awesome job. Great ideas.

👍 Very Cool build 👍

Really enjoyed this, your problem solving skills are impressive!

Great job Michelle, it must have given you a good feeling to help your friend celebrate her union. I think non-swiveling wheels would work better for you, and locate the dollie more toward the center of the log so it follows like a trailer. That should make it much easier to navigate the tight turns. Best regards.

Definition of a wilf on every video, you're awesome!

"I'll cross that bridge when I get to it"... yes, slowly and with many stops! ;)

Turned out to be very nice too . S. I enjoy projects like this. You and your husband , be blessed and keep on keepin on

I am amazed at all your hard work n strength it takes to do this stuff.not just physically but mentally n how your mind works to change or alter what your doing on the fly.i do the same but never watched anyone else do it.very talented girl.should have had the reporter come in on this for a report on wedding trellises. Lol.very nice n the project was too.

That lateral slide-stop, a tad short of the slippery drop, rest o'way to ground, was understatedly fawesome [the twig reach grab snap, subtle evidence of kinesthetic awareness. Undoubtedly enhanced by growing up on snow skis perhaps?🤟🙂🖖❤️‍🔥] 00:46

La tua creatività e la tua bellezza non hanno confini

very nice. I admire your enginuity, stamina and talent. thanks

Very nice! Your creativity really came through in the design.

I sure enjoy your videos. So much beauty and determination. Thank you. Its also interesting to see the weather conditions as Im close enough to you that Im living them too. Heat, smoke, rain...very fun to watch. I chuckled pretty hard the 2nd time the log fell off the bridge, but felt bad for you.

Hang in there little girl!! Well done!

You are absolutely amazing.

Looking good and swell !

I'll give your credit Missy, you got a lot of spunk in you. Your ingenuity is astounding but your videography and sense of humor is fabulous. My sides were hurting from laughing with your log skidding. And yes they make attachments like three point hitches for ATV's. Keep building Sweetie.

great rustic arbor project.

You could also leave the log long and drag it back then cut off the excess. Or use a logging arch for an atv.

Hope all is well gorgeous. Looking forward to your next vid. ✌🏾😊🙌🏾😍❤️🌹

This bloke is brilliant.

Michy, You bring a special dogged level of "can do" to your DIY projects that is very refreshing, funny and inspiring. P.S .my two Walker Hound girls Mattie Louise and Beulah B. want me to have you say "HOWLDY" to your beefcake handsome boy Clyde. They like his style!!

Awesome project!!! Looks amazing, keep up with your videos!🦸‍♀️🌲👍👌👌

Perhaps a good start for a tiny A frame cabin. Arbor turned out great!

Hi Michele! Like all of your videos! Very interesting! Thanks for your eplantations! Beautiful nature nd ever bears!!!!👍😊

Your determination is inspiring! I'm willing to bet, you can do about anything you have a mind to! Ooh Rah!

That trolley so funny 😂😂

Michy, I found your channel today and have been binge watching! I laughed so hard when the dolly went left and fell off the bridge. Then laughed even harder when it happened again! I thought of the trials the inventor of the wheel must have gone thorough, lol. I’m a big fan already and especially enjoy watching the millwork. And the Foxy Roxy shtick is fun too. Keep it going!

Omg funniest 🤣watching you drag that first one.

Lucky those logs are dry and light! I work with hardwoods and they are like moving dead hippos. I gotta try shorts and leggings in the summer-I avoid logging activity here in North Carolina in the summer though-too hot and humid. Nice project.

well executed video as always and three cheers for the little black dress!

I am learning many techniques with you.

I'll mirror some of the earlier comments - your initiative is outstanding, well done 👍

Very cool structure

So glad to see you bought and are using saw pants. Two options for dragging logs, cut over length and cut off excess when at site or, take a crazy carpet ( satans plastic toboggan design) and bend CC over the exposed end and screw there and wrap strap around other end of CC to secure off of ground. You could even drag two pieces at a time with either of these methods. The arbor turned out great but a medieval pin and tenon to secure joints or recessed screw head with dowels would take it to another level. Also doing a lap joint and creating a cross at the top would be nice too. Congratulations to the new couple and your perseverance to complete the project! well done

Nice job as usual 👍

Lay the two logs down at the “perfect” pitch. Lay a board wide enough across the point of the angle so that it spans all 4 inside and outside edges of both logs and is at 90 degrees to the base of the logs. Use the outside edges of the board as references to your angled cut. Side note. Trying to brain my way through a cost effective ATV log hauler as well. You gave me a great idea!!

Very well done i loved the way it looked !! PS.you looked very beauityful in that dress .

all i know is you sweetheart are a very hard working young lady god bless you hun

Your content is interesting and presented with unique perspective. You have a certain kind of compelling, honest and open format. You should have 3x the subscribers at this point.

J'adore vos vidéos et je vous trouve vraiment jolie , continuez.

Bien creativa te quedo bonito!

You did a very good job and looked very very nice....

You are an Amazing woman, I love how your willing to try anything, You are also amazingly strong for your size.

The end result is pretty cool. I bet if you do one again it will be a lot easier for you. Fun to see you persevere! Thanks for sharing!

You ,vanessa blank and lilly survivor etc are in the vanguard.kudos..of course inspiring how could it NOT be.. (:-)

I like the arbor……..Love the dress!!🥰💚 #Justsayin #Justkeepingitreal

Very nice!!

Good job!

Dang girl!……yummm!