i hope so to.

10 years timelaps of treegrow please.

@@KrisHarbour Would be nice to see how your forest is looking after 2,5 years

For anyone looking at this one of his most recent videos does show the growth of the trees after about three years! It's titled "Garden/Land Update, And A Look At My Conservation Area". kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g51_hMuZ36jIZ40.html is the section of the video showing the most of the trees, but the whole video is great.

@@NameTaken123 Thank you so much, exactly the info I was looking for. :)

Thanks for the advice, my friends dad who is a very experiences gardener told me how to plants them. making sure to plant to the correct depth and get the roots straight down in the hole. thanks for the comment, thats the kind of good information i love to see in the comments.

Obviously from his comment, Kris didn't need that bit of information. But I did! Thank you.

Kris Harbour hi. I tried to tell you that I’ve seen some of your earlier clips that someone has used their own logo on and put on their channel. These are earlier clips - I don’t know if this is of interest to you?

Yes could you send me the link?

You need a hoedad. So much easier and faster than using a shovel. I used to plant 3000+ a day. Planted over 1 million in my career. . (That was mostly Pine tree’s though). yours are a bit harder to plant. Quite a ambitious undertaking. Hope the animals don’t eat too many. In the south USA, the trees are harvested after 30 years for paper. So some of the trees I planted have already been cut. I’m feeling very old. ;-)

Youcef De Cáceres In theory, yes. But there are not enough creeks for everybody running his own micro turbine power generator...

Solar and wind power generators are a way to go too.

Youcef De Cáceres Yes, I know. But still not on a base of "everybody runs his own". Rather with a community based approach: one village, one large wind turbine, and of course solar pannels on every roof. Rather one large bio gas plant for a couple of villages together, as well as a large community forest. There is the issue of efficiency. Also it depends where on the planet you live. I am in central Europe, that's densely populated, a village every 3 kilometres. Other people live in countries where they can drive 50 kms without seeing anybody. So it depends.

Elon Musk is revolutionizing the field of energy production. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l6mFY9l4mK3Ulqc.html

Youcef De Cáceres There a many developments under way, not only Mr. Musk's. Many things are also already implemented, e.g. solar electricity from slmost every single roof in the villages in some parts of Germany, or citizen initiatives running wind turbines and entire power grids.

Joe Turner I love Mead, it’s one of my favorite!

I have planted small oak trees found along the road side. They where like 20-30 cm when i took them up and planted them here and they are like more then 2 meter now in like 4-5 years. So i actually don't think oak grows as slowly as they say if circumstances are optimal they grow fast in the beginning.

Thanks dave, i think its going to be a very different bit of land in 10 years time. should be full of wildlife, cool buildings, and trees.

Yes, indeed. A dream....

agreed.

I hope you're still making videos then! Would love to see how they mature and what the land looks like then!

I dont think anyone can have a go at me now when i fell trees to build. i have planted way more than i am ever going to kill. :D

A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in.

Altruism comes to mind.

Great planning as usual , you will have so much firewood in the years to come, well done 👍

thanks, i have been doing it every day for two weeks.

Sorry, I mean I've seen the timber framed shed build, not the workshop.