Thanks Kevin. I took my two GSPs out for the last few days and we began jacking up and replacing posts with pt posts. Dogs are having fun, and I am too.

The maintenance of a property, large or small, is lost on a lot of folks. Thankfully, I enjoy the work. There are agents out there that hate property maintenance and pretend they actually know what is involved when dealing with a buyer and usually greatly downplay the realty of the potential project they are undertaking. I had a call from our office manager asking who to use as an inspector for off-grid power systems, usually the inspectors have a cursory knowledge of alternative energy but defer to me to explain what is there and how it works. Six decades of life on this planet, and growing up heating with wood, and actually harvesting it with my step dad, growing a garden, working on a farm, hunting and fishing the rivers and streams and forests around the small town I grew up on and having done a lot of other things in my life besides real estate sales has produced what you see on camera. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks for watching. Overall not a bad property with loads of potential. Hopefully we can bring out some of that potential over the summer.

It is fun to try and see the end result and break it down to how do I get there. Then take those steps and in time, we are there.

Thanks for watching Phil.

Thanks for watching and commenting Alex.

Just like eating an elephant. One bite at at a time and pretty soon you've eaten it. One small project at a time and pretty soon the property will have had a pretty good makeover.

Thanks for watching. Hopefully we can clean this place up and make it better than when it was first built. That is the end goal.

Thanks for watching Karl.

Agree I look forward to progress videos! Good luck Rick

@@christ186 Thanks for the well wishes. Hopefully I can accomplish what I hope to this year.

Thanks Phil. We'll pick away at this project.

Picking away at the camp 1 day at a time. Thanks for watching.

Yes I do have a bit of work to do.. Looking to buy an equipment trailer at the moment to be able to move that Kubota to the property from time to time.

Thanks Lee. I was there today getting another load of stuff to haul off and dispose of properly. Brought the two dogs along for another run.

@@richardtheriault7624 Getting there. I know they love it!

Black files are like bullies. Don’t show any fear and they won’t bother you.

I was showing property today and one of the viewers could only stay with me for about 10 minutes. I chuckled as I was out with the other buyer for over an hour. Yeah blackflies overall don't bother me much.

Black flies?!! He had a mosquito biting his left upper cheek for a long time! OMG It was killing me that it was sucking his blood out!!! LOL

Some places more than others, but yes there are ticks in Maine.

Welcome to God's Country. Thanks for watching.

Geez Brian I am turning 60 this fall, I don't think I am too old for this endeavor.

@@richardtheriault7624 after working 41 years of construction, my body has told me it’s time to retire, I’m speaking from that perspective, mentally I feel like I’m 18 still

Guys! 58 is NOT old. I’m 77 and I could find someone to do the work. Life is good.

Well actually when we pulled out that mouse nest, there was a mouse in there and Boomer snagged it before it hit the floor. He and Blazer are pretty good mousers.

If you are in the area this summer we'll load it up for you.

@@richardtheriault7624 Was up there 2 yrs ago. Am trying for this year. I've talked to you about property up there. I used to live in Harpswell.

I have seen bears in my yard at home in the past. They usually just are moving along unless you give them a reason to stay. It is good practice to be sure you do not leave food scraps, garbage or bird feeders out in bear country.

Yes the black flies are starting to kick off.

Episode 5 will show some progress made. I like what I see so far.

Lots of trees to fell to clear the road. I have quite a few birches that have been damaged by snow and ice so that they will never be straight again. They just bend lower and lower to the ground.

@@richardtheriault7624 I wonder how it would look if you cut the trunk about 8 feet up leaving the bend and letting it sucker out at the top. Which would be horizonal a few feet from the ground. May look cool and it not the deer or moose would love the new growth. Can't wait to see how it all turns out

The video editor may have pulled a map showing the wrong Bartlet Brook. The property is in Springfield.

Well today it was sunny this morning. Temperatures got up to about 57 degrees fahreinheit.

@@richardtheriault7624 thank you Richard for responding and that is nice how about summer time what is the highest temperature?? Which months are the hottest??

@@samermohamed5293 Typically July and August are our hottest months. We will see some days in the 80's and sometimes we get into the nineties.

@@richardtheriault7624 and wich months are most rainy

Always curious when a realtor purchases. Must have been a tempting price. Lots of work.