New video out every Wednesday at 6:30pm 💖

Awwww, 20 minutes is not enough! I love watching and listening to you two. Lovely to see your building coming together and I look forward to your next THIRTY minute episode 😁👍🏻🌟❤️

WOW over 40000 subs great job your channel is growing quickly keep up the good work always look forward to your videos all the best from London Ontario Canada🙈🙉🙊

Lovely ending with the bonfire.

This was edited so well to show the acknowledgement of strength and courage that is never weakened when utilized to achieve goals. Laura and Dan your both show that strength of bonding with each other and embracing the humanity and humorous moments that make dream’s life goals possible in your own world. The end results will everyday welcome you back into your lifelong love dignity and respect for your family. Laura your voice gives such calmness while enjoying your videos and Dan your ability to admit errors laugh try again please see that as one of your greatest qualities of being the man you are and for Laura. Love and blessings to you both. Don’t forget the Amazon suggestion to find muddy help when needed ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

You 2 guys are an inspiration to off grid living in Portugal. My wife and I will be over there soon. Your dog is gorgeous and the image of our Finn 'male' version lol... would be great to let them meet 😜 Love the videos guys, keep believing and doing what you're doing 😎👊

Great job we have insensitive now let's get the job done and getting rid of the fire danger in the summer burn now can't wait till next video.

Pastel de nata in a NE Accent. Poetry, sheer poetry. 😊

Good job!!! Cant wait to see what the outdoor kitchen will look like.... I love your videos!

LOOKING GOOD!! I USED TO HAVE AN ORANGE TREE IN CALI, AND THE ORANGE JUICE WAS SO AMAZING, ENJOY THOSE MOMENTS. NOTHING LIKE A NEWLYWED COUPLE GETTING A CHANCE AT LIFE ON LAND, AWAY FROM THE CITY. RELYING ON EACH OTHER AND LEARNING HOW TO BOND WITH THEIR FARM. THATS HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE, I WASNEVER A FAN OF CITIES, THEY MAKE ME VERY RESTLESS. IM AT CALM AWAY, OUT IN MY RURAL SPACE, SO MUCH PEACE AND ROOM TO THING AND REFLECT LIFE. BE BLESSED YOU 2. IT WAS 3 FARENFEIT HERE IN IDAHO THIS MORNING. BRRRRRRR....

I love the laughing, jokes and little infomercials! This makes all the hard work fun! Dan you are hilarious and Laura you.are too cute. 🪻

Aw love you guys, your philosophy of life, determination and sense of fun, you’re both brilliant 🤩 x

I absolutely love your videos. They are filmed and edited so well. I envy you two so much, you are young and energetic and so focused on creating a new life for each other. You are well suited for each other and so in love and it shows in how you treat and respect each other. I am looking forward to watching each video and watching you two build your dream homestead.

Learn by doing is the best approach, you will get more out of it in the long run. Good to see you both well!!!

Great episode, things are coming along slowly but surely 👌 it's also great that in these crazy times you're mature enough to acknowledge the masculine and feminine and to celebrate the differences between them, differences don't equate to weaknesses, there's nothing negative in a smart division of labour, keep up the great work guys 🥰

Lovely to see you work on the homestead this week. Always enjoying seeing you guys have a smile and a good laugh. Progress everyday, step by step. Really lovely to see your progress. 👍☘️😊

hi laura and dan i love your videos and love watching you slowly grow your new farm home but please i need to see longer videos as i love your content they end way too quick and dan is a good builder for a man that is not used to doing it and your a great support to him im in australia watching you and i feel for you in the bad heat and rain as we get a lot of that here its either burning us up here in summer and some years we have big floods or bush fires raging mother nature gets very diverse here at times but please keep the content coming i love it much love

I look forward to seeing just how this comes together. BTW< Great dancing Laura!

I enjoy your videos, wish you would make more than one per week. I wish you both much success with your building adventures, from Pennsylvania, USA

Music reminded me of J.J. Cale ♡

I can’t wait to see the barn converted into a living space. That would be my priority

Great video guys 👍 and loving the progress of your amazing work on your beautiful piece of land.

Hi Lovelies. It's good you had your friend to help you out. You can use sawdust and ash on your waterlogged land. In the end, will jyst act as mulch after helping to dry the boggy bits. Molly digging in the com9ast wilo also he aerating it for you. Silver lining and all that. Wildlanders 9ff grid built a shade hoyse wigh out door kitchen. The6 have a fire in too and part nade walls and also hung tarpnfor walling for winter. Having your land f8re is a great idea, having it where that granite outcropping is. That hole digger thing must seem like a gid send. I see you have gad a durge of new subscribers ehich.must make you feel great. Well done and keep it up x

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Essa Fazenda está ficando espetacular 👍👍🇧🇷

Dan & Laura it is all coming together nicely. I really enjoyed the ending with the crackling fire, the beautiful sunset, and the two of you. I pray for your safety, joy, perseverance, and peace. God Bless!

You folks are in wonderful shape So fit and trim Wonderful diets bless you

You have a thoughtful wife work is coming on great my typing getting good to lol its coming along nicely good luck

Great video,hard work but lots of fun

Glad to see the love of both of you, always be happy.

your outdoor kitchen will be an amazing place to cook in sumer, really good idea, take care

*Another great video thanks you two. I can't wait to see the beautiful kitchen

Lovein the music choises tae, great watchin yir progress ,keep up the good work ad enjoy.

thank you for great view and good mood

I’m excited to see what your outdoor kitchen will be like. 😊

Nick from Project Portugal is a great resource for all the jobs your doing. Enjoyed this episode!

Keep it up- you are an inspiration to me! Thank you 🎉❤

Just an FYI...when not using the generator shut the fuel off manually as there is a common fault in that engine and carburetor where petrol leaks into the engine oil and dilutes the oil and cause the engine to lock up eventually. Drive on !!

Dan is so hard working Great Job Dan!

Ashes are good for the soil in a garden also.

I find this girl the best in the world.

All by the way iam from southeastern Ohio love your videos keep up the great work

Hi Dan and Laura, with your nightime fire, how about putting some nice big potatoes in the hot ashes, and about an HR later you can both enjoy a jacket potato with butter. Delish. Reminds me of my gran on bonfire night with hot potatos cooking in the embers

Watching from Ohio

Excellent stuff bro, I’m looking to purchase in Portugal 🇵🇹. Being American 🇺🇸 looks amazing.

Great to see your plans coming together. Its going to be brilliant! ... One thing that bugs me though is Dan smashing that pair of 'Spoons' into the ground to dig post holes. Sooner or later the linkage will break as they are only meant for lifting loose soil out the hole. They should come with a separate bladed spade on a long pole, called a 'Grafter' that you do the actual digging with. And also a heavy 'Breaker Bar' for smashing up rocks... Way faster than trying to dig with the spoons. 👍

Grand job look forward to the finished Kitchen will you be building a fire pit where your having your fire would look well sweet all them healthy meals and drinks your getting spoilt wrotten 🍻⚒️👌👍💃🤠⚒️🏡

BTW great music

Probably a lil bit late now but get your self a Chad shovel for digging post holes makes life so much easier and will break stone and cut through roots.

Your faces lit by the fire light in the waning sun: gorgeous. Perfect cap to your update. 😊

Did you put some gravel in your post holes? Its for drainage & helps to keep them from rotting, even though you treated the wood, the gravel keeps them out of the mud when it rains.

🌺🙏🔱 wow good going guys, happy to see , waiting to see the finished outdoor kitchen, Rock it guys, Lots of 🧡💚💛 from INDIA 🇮🇳

Love your videos guys, looking forward to seeing more progress :) Also, looks like off road tires would be good idea :D

Working on your own land never feels like work.. Great video and enjoy that fire and night sky.

Good job& good video!

Thanks for being the inspiration that You are!

Safety regulators were holding their breathe I'm sure but those of us old enough to remember riding in the back of the truck knew you had it under control. Having a new kitchen area would make any girl giddy! :)

Why didn’t you build the outdoor kitchen right next to you barn ?

Good job on the music levels, and choices!

Hi you two 🎉 Nice dance Lara, more of that please 💃ha ha. Hope this is not to late, but you can put the bottom of the posts in a plastic bag to protect them in the ground. Can’t wait to see the outside kitchen, Tony 🇬🇧❤️xx

Love your Ranger....I regret I didn't buy one sooner in life, but now I have one as well. What a lovely weather you have, and the fire in the sunset is amazing. Looking forward to see your temporary outdoor kitchen coming. Regards Rickard from Sweden 🇸🇪🚐🎸🌺❤

Loved your video as always can’t wait to see the next one your such hard workers

Can't wait for the out door kitchen, hard going with a hand saw well done 👍

Love it guys. Dan and Dan, the dynamic duo. 😂

I really enjoyed the new video😊 Hope you’re both well!

In the future why not burn the section of the beams that will be planted, that's what I saw they do when building wood cabins, I think it tends to preserve the end that will be put in the ground

great video its all coming together all the best from Shrewsbury Shropshire Phil👍

Good luck guys

hope you keep on this

Great video, keep up the good work

One way to move long, heavy pieces of lumber when help is not available is to build a tiny, flat cart with one axle and two small wheels, so the cart's bed is only a few inches off the ground. One end of the lumber can be strapped on. Then one person can hold the other end and just walk along, pulling the lumber.

love the channel, but I'm curious as to why no gravel or inexpensive road base hasn't been brought in to deal with that bog so you can stop carrying everything up.

Great content as always I look forward to each new video.😀

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A charming video - life on the land. Success with the outdoor kitchen project.

Very loving, very soft-hearted

I really enjoy your videos! Thanks for posting them. I rarely get a glimpse into Portugal. Looks like a beautiful place

Great video. Thank you.

My imagination adds the smell of that timber.

Gyes really nice to see you again,,,,,,,, and as usual this video also very helpful informative,,,,,,,,gyes i really thankful to you because you gave me the opportunity to feel this happy movement with you both,,,,,,,, love u both with bottom of my heart,,,,,,,,,, thanks again,,,,,,, with ❤️,,,, you both,,,,,,,,,,

Looking forward to seeing your kitchen progress! Tfs Laura ❤

Thank you for the new video. The wood looks superb , the clear stain as well. Nice ending with the fire, the popping, sparks and firelight I recently followed your IG 🙋‍♂️🐈🐈

Beautiful sunset great video as always 👍

Hello from Canada 🇨🇦 love your videos always interesting great job 👏 👍

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Love watching you to beautiful people keep safe Maggie Manchester United kingdom x

One day at a time makes it closer to home

A lot of money in wood. I priced up a wooden gate last week and they quoted me €500! I bought a metal one 😁

nice

Bom dia! Parabéns pela coragem e determinação de trabalhar nesta linda terra. Sejam muito bem vindos! Será possível vocês colocarem legendas nos vídeos em português? As legendas na tradução automática só podem ser visualizadas no celular. Na televisão a tradução automática do vídeo só aparece em inglês. Por favor considerem essa sugestão. Seria lindo assistir na tela grande. Obrigada e bom trabalho.

You're doing a good job ... I'd be making the outdoor kitchen off the building I would be living in

Hope you're not gunna post the posts in the ground. With the amount of water you get on your land, you need a concrete footing to prevent water damage. I don't think any amount of oil will prevent that if they're in the ground. You'll need to set metal post anchors into the concrete footing. Love watching your videos, keep up the good work.

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After few days, you are with me,I am very happy, from ceylon,

You guys r awesome but please put a drive way in

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Hello from TEXAS doing a great job 👍👍