Great job well done, not easy on your own you stuck at it and made good progress so once again, big thumbs up to you.😊

That plate glass window behind the table saw will be a goner if the table saw launches one of those boards

Why didn’t you cut the little trees down or burn the stumps

As far as I'm concerned the new ' Barn / Workshop ' looks fantastic , given what you have to work with . We all get shrinkage of one kind or another through out our lives ! ✌ out

Are the " Black Widow Spiders " all over BC or just in certain areas ? A friend who used to live in the Penticton BC area used to have them all the time . Happy Trails from Eastern Canada to Western Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 ✌ out . Also Happy July 1rst , 2024 day !

Beautifull homestead and i really love your Iris. Great team work on that big pine tree

Front barn doors look so nice! I am impressed that Greg can cut down that huge log with chainsaw. Scary watching Greg on the tractor hustling that huge log on that turn around! You Two seem to know exactly what to do!

Consider, a roll-bar will do little to protect an operator if they are not seat belted in. You sure seem to like taking risks, especially considering you're remote location.

FYI, a roll-bar will do little to protect an operator if they are not seat belted in. You two sure seem to like taking risks, especially considering your purported remote location.

You have done a great job. It looks wonderful.

I have been building for 40 years and can tell you from experience that "nothing is perfect" If your happy with it, that's all that matters, in most cases.

Wow that looks amazing. Nice job use of on site materials.

My wife and i love you guys and we loved this episode despite the lack of tiny goat kids, a missing music cue and Greg’s defiant insistence on shooting hand held shaky-cam v-log shots. Seriously though, you are both just killing it lately! Much respect

Douglasfir used for building because of its capacity to hang on to the nail real hard, you guys are doing a really good job!!

Where's the backhoe?????

Is there some kind of code in US and Canada that says doors must go inwards? I see that the doors to the barn goes inwards, and so does the doors to the pens. Making the doors go outwards does not intrude on the space in the pen or barn. It is also saver to have the doors go outwards in case of an accident or fire.

Looks good but you guys need a LogRite Fetching Arch to move those logs. It would make it so much easier on you and your equipment.

Yall need to get one of them big hooks like they have on flat bed tow trucks and use your tractor to flip them big logs. Seen them doing that on another saw mill channel!

Doors look great guys! I don't know if pointing this out is helpful to you or irritating, I hope it's the first! - so there is no sound from around 16.29 for about two minutes.... Otherwise, great video! Really ingenious method of creating such a big door.

It might be useful to fill the rear wheels of the tractor with water as extra ballast. Then you have more weight at the back and you can lift heavier items

The barn looks amazing as always you two do an awesome job with everything you do 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️

Well done, but PLEASE put your heaviest implement on the rear of the tractor before lifting another big log!🫣

7:32 Finally Katie. 🥳🥳🥳

I love you guys!!! I look forward to each new video and instantly dive into each one. Keep the love between you strong and enjoy all that you create together.

Looks amazing 👍🏽 great job Greg and Katie

Hey Kate, this video has no sound around 17:24 in the video. Not sure if you knew this. Just letting you know. :) loving the videos !

Are you still thinking about the green roof on the little barn

I have been following your build and everything you build is amazing! Even your "Goat" barn is classy! Love it!! And watching the two of you work together is heartwarming. More people should follow your example.

And you two work great together and you're doing a fine job on your property

Greg I must say you're one lucky man because Katie you are one gorgeous woman

You REALLY need a counter weight on the back of that tractor. The heaviest 3 point attachment you have will work pretty well. That chipper looks heavy enough to be useful.

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I have to ask, why did you build the doors to open inward instead of outward? I would think building them outward would keep them from being pushed in by large predators and would also save room when putting equipment inside.

Man so impressed. It’s entertaining to watch from beginning to end and see your thoughts and figures to to be. Looking great can’t wait until the next episode ❤❤

Excellent job 👍

Great vlog guys it's all coming together

The tractors performance was amazing, and you navigated it perfectly 👍

Greg and Katie hello from west tn. Was watching a video the other day,where you were spraying your electric fence to make it shock. We put in 6 ground rods connected to each other with a braided no.6 wire,then a 6 joul charger and ours stay in now. If they don't because it's too dry wet the area around the ground rods.

Always look forward to your videos!!