Thank you!

Yeah, I like to do this. I take it like an art as well. I don't like to load truks all day long somewhere in the mine or something. Doing this, then the every day is different. Thanks for commenting and sticking by! Cheers!

Thanks for the feedback. I'll make my videos mostly with natural sound. This video was made earlier in timelapse mode. That's why it's without the sound. Silence is also no go so... Thanks for watching! I hope that you find some other better videos on my channel. Cheers!

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Music no so good😮

@armantanzairiand Yeah, I know.

Agreed, I can't stand this techno/hip hop type of music. None of it sounds real and it's all just done in a computer. Maybe a variety of music to suit more people's tastes could help.

Thank you! I'll hope to make it.

Thanks!

Thanks! Cheers!

Thank you. This is an older video I try to make with original sound now.

You dig this way? No, imagine that all the water is flowing onto you and you have to dig in water all the time. What a mess. And you don't see anything what are you doing.

Nice! Thank you! Cheers!

Thanks!

Nice! Thanks for watching! Cheers!

Yeah, they are everywhere. Just compressed that old project into one video. Thanks for watching!

You did GOOD! A-PLUS!@@AFHProjects

@lewiemcneely9143 Thanks!

U 2!!@@AFHProjects

Thanks!

Thanks! 👍

That's right! 😁

Thanks!

Thank you! I appreciate it! You operate Hyundai 360?

Thanks! There was several ditches going into 1.

No, it's too expensive. These ditches will last a long time. Thanks for watching! Cheers!

@@AFHProjects Just a thought. If you have the land, quad camping sites might be a way to generate income. (coming from the foothills of Alberta)

I don't have the land for that kind of stuff. I just got my piece of land paid at end of the last year. I bought about 15 acres of land, it's an old homestead and all the buildings are completely gone to the dust there, so I have now a property to start building my homestead.

@@AFHProjects What kind of standby power will you have? 12v seems to be all you need to keep most electric things working. Cold is a problem where I am, installing a small geo-thermal system would be 'insurance' so the building can be kept above freezing should the 'grid' go down. I can't think of anything cheaper, and 'bullet-proof' that using the same system used in cookoo clocks where the weight is about 500lbs. Install some sort of auto brake that releases when the batt hits 11v and gets applied again when the voltage is about 13.5. 220v gensets could be as easy as filling an old tire with cement, put it on a vertical spindle and the welder attached to that. When you want to use it, you would pull on a rope that is around the outside of the tire. A quad would be used to get it spinning at '20kph', It should spin for a few hours and only when needed. Anyway, have fun, hope you have a hobby that keeps you busy after you get the 'homestead' the way you envision it.

I connected to 220v power source. I have to still run the cable like 200 meters from electrical box but that's it. Then I can hook up with the power. So I'm good with that . I will bring you the content here when I get there. I still have to save some money for that. Cheers!

Yes It's old project. Two old videos compressed into one. Thsnks for watching!

Thank you!

Yeah, I compressed that project into the one video. So, maybe it's easier to watch from start to finish.

It's a landmark for the property line. Common here from the old times. Cheers! Thanks for watching!

Cool! Hit the mute button or play after the music again 😆

Yes, it's not great. Thanks for feedback! Cheers!

Yes, you're right about that. I'll do that. Thanks! Cheers!

I agree. This is my older project that I decided to put into one video and there isn't any sound, so... Sorry! I try to avoid this as much as I can. I'm not really want to add a music, but sometimes it's just needed. Like for drone shoots. But even then, I try to add natural sound if possible. Thanks for feedback! Cheers!