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  1. This is so great. Makes me super happy watching the video and remembering how much fun we had. : D Love you Annie. You're the coolest best friend I could hop for.
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  2. I'm a white 60 yr old male living in the highest crime area of KC MO. trying to bring people together through creating and maintaining a Community Garden. I live alone +1 dog, well below poverty level. So I am now very encouraged because your videos are awesome. Thanks ❤️
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  3. Instructions unclear, I now have 100 goats
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  4. When my neighbors asked what my secret was for having a lush yard and garden. I explained that what they saw was the result of my gardening by attrition. If it can't take care of itself, it doesn't get replanted and might even get pulled out. The robust survivors became the permanent residents.
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  5. Living through the recent (and ongoing) devastation of Helene in western NC, I have seen first-hand the futility of trying to be a silo and go it alone. Community is not only the spice of life, but a necessity of it.
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  6. “I became the secretary of the HOA, deleted all the complaints….and then we moved!”😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  7. Pfft 7 days. I know a bloke who made something in 6 days and rested on the 7th.
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  8. "You don't get purpose from fear." is so succinct and perfect.
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  9. Chip drop never worked for me. What did work was calling all the local arborists each year and asking them to not forget about me if they happen to be doing any work in the area. Now I get several dump truck loads of wood chips and all the free firewood I need in the middle of the city. The squeaky wheel gets the grease.
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  10. Was looking for a tiny house idea and I ended up learning how to value my relationships... thank you
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  11. I am a 10 year old boy and you guys are a big inspiration on me thank you guys so much!!!!
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  12. I was on Amazon with 10 goats in my cart and was about to hit "Place Order," and then I saw this video and canceled the transaction. Whew, that was a close one.
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  13. If only I had had friends prepared to help instead of being 'unavailable' when I needed some assistance. The good thing about these videos is that it shows how some things can be done without aid. Great job girls.
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  14. "Please goat responsibly" fantastic line!!! 😂👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  15. I live in Portugal and the most amazing thing is that here goats still kept like they were in the past, you still have real shepherds roaming the hills and lands with often a mix of goats and sheep. We have 3 of those shepherds close by and hearing them move and seeing them when on walks is so much fun. There is actually a program to subsidize those old way shepherds because especially in the more rural areas it’s one of the most effective ways to reduce fuel for extreme bushfires. 2017 was a extreme year, so much of Portugal got damaged by fire that they started this program. So if you ever want to see goats, sheep and livestock guardian dogs being worked like in the old day, just visit rural Portugal and you will enjoy it 😁
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  16. I have never said this about a homesteading video before, but I absolutely LOVED this video. The sheer amount of livestock wisdom passed on here was amazing. Very well done!
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  17. I've had alpacas for 25 years. Something that takes a lot of stress out of handling them is having a race (narrow fenced passageway) leading to a yard with a well-designed little "crush" with gate at either end. I shear them in the crush and it's very useful if they have to be given shots or, once, when one got an eye infection and I had to administer eye drops daily. One thing I leaned that resolved a lot of potential health issues: they will self-medicate given the chance and this removed the need for regular shots at least in my climate which is sub-alpine. They have access to a wide range of plants and shrubs and like to nibble a little bit of this, a little bit of that. But yes, like all animals, they die eventually and that can be heart-breaking. They're not ideally suited to small blocks of land.They like variety, grazing a different place each day or two. But they're very special animals with a sort of presence I haven't found in other farm animals. And each one has its own character. Some of the males can be a handful, others are a real delight. Part of life's diversity and challenge.
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  18. Hugelkultur and permaculture could solve the world’s hunger problems in a very short time. Good job Ann please continue to spread the word in a fun and informative way about these amazing agricultural techniques. 👍
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  19. I am an Arborist of 25 years who never climbs or prunes large trees. I specialize in consulting as well as structural pruning of young trees and pruning fruit trees... and teaching homeowners how to care for their trees. Daniel did an excellent job explaining subordinating too vigorous of side branches and why trees should be pruned CORRECTLY when they are young. I caution people all the time to never prune more than 20% out of a tree canopy, although the exceptions are that peach/nectarine can tolerate up to 30% quite well (while cherry trees need a more conservative approach) and young trees can certainly tolerate more aggressive pruning to help establish a good structure. Once trees become more mature, over pruning becomes harmful and will result in unwanted, rampant new growth. It is a fabulous idea to have an experienced arborist look at your new trees and teach you proper pruning methods and the "whys" behind good pruning practices. I've seen some pretty wretched tree pruning advice passed off on YouTube from so-called "experts" and am thrilled that this video offers good, sound advice. Trust me, the cost of a consultation with an experienced ISA Certified Arborist can save you a LOT of money over the long run.
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  20. The way you rebranded permaculture to ✨lazy gardening✨ is absolutely the rebrand it needed to gain steam and I love it
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  21. I grew up farming and ranching. It is a lifestyle, it is a community. It is not to be taken lightly and done on a whim. I appreciate your words today, the honesty of doing it because it is a purpose in your life. We do not garden, raise livestock, preserve food etc because a doom scenario - we do it because we can, and we love it. Thank you again.
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  22. It's the easy way. That doesn't make it lazy. That's just efficient.
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  23. This woman is a wealth of knowledge and a truly a treasure..👍🏻
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  24. I "goat sat" for a friend. That was all it took. 🚫🐐 Never. Never ever.
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  25. You’ve surrounded yourself with good people. You’re gonna have a great journey together.
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  26. It’s not “Lazy”, it’s “Strategic Effort” Gardening.
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  27. I am so blessed for coming across your channel. As someone who has a huge dream of getting a small farm one day with a little land and some animals; you have taught me so much. I am very ignorant to caring for land and animals and have so much to learn. You have helped far and wide. My favorite lesson you have taught me is, "chop and drop". Thank you very much for taking the time, energy, and effort to make such educational, yet entertaining videos. Your personality shines so bright<3 Sending you, your animals, plants and family, positive energy and warm light.
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  28. “This is Johnny: love of my life. And this is June … who’s also here.” 😂
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  29. As a goat owner for 16 years, I thank you for backing up everything I always say to people who think that my goats are cute and cool and they too can have... 1 goat!!!!!!!! In their 1000m² backyard!!!!! 🤦‍♀️ Even after all the warnings.... I've been thinking writing a book about NOT getting a goat exactly like your video ❤❤ Thanks a lot for the goats!
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  30. Proud of you Anne! I know you will persevere...you are too bad ass to fail
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  31. Anne, my respect for you just increased exponentially. More than twenty years ago, I made the conscious decision to avoid "news" outlets that seemed geared to keeping us frightened, angry and ignorant - probably the smartest thing I ever did. I'm now mostly surrounded by otherwise decent people who have self-radicalised to the point where they seem to want to burn it all down. Knowing there are folks like you in the world keeps me from despair. Keep doing what you're doing, and God bless you.
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  32. 0:35 "What have I been doing carrying 2x4s one at a time my whole life??" that's just awesome. empowered women make the world better for everyone. also, really funny.
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  33. You talked about fencing, I've always heard, if a fence will hold water, it might keep in a goat. I've found that pretty true.
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  34. Between Anne's inquisitive personality and Carson's abundant knowledge, this just couldn't have been more informative AND entertaining.
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  35. Someone shared this with me and I found it helpful. I do not know who said it, but it wasn’t me. “Grief never ends, but it changes. It is a passage, not a place to stay. Grief is not a sign of weakness or lack of faith. It is the price of love.” You and Adam will grow from this and be able to help soooo many people. Love you guys!
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  36. My wife thanks you for talking me out of getting Alpacas.
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  37. Awesome info!! Agreed, letting your perennials go to seed is so important to keep the garden improving, feeding pollinators and save yourself from purchasing new replacements. Plus it's so fun to realize that the daughters and sons of the plants you originally planted are still thriving! We've had cucumbers, squashes, asparagus, sunflowers, wildflowers, grains, etc growing for more than 10 years without buying anything!
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  38. Weeds as a soil test is a genius metaphor
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  39. “They are constantly inventing new ways to die” 😂 Beautiful animals and so cuddly looking!
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  40. Planting scheme: One for the crow, one for the mouse, one for the bug, one for the house.
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  41. Thank you for sharing! you give me hope that I can pull this off and make a tiny house for me and my son.
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  42. There no failures. Only lessons learned. You can and will get past this.
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  43. Anne is not the only one lamenting their past pruning decisions. I think pruning is a fascinating skill.
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  44. I had Angora goats on scrub acreage. They made short work of all the baby pines, weeds, and were starting to strip bark off the big trees before we fenced them off. We eventually let them wander into scrubby areas the neighbors wanted cleaned up and that was awesome. I’d feed them in the evenings with a yelled “come on guys!” and I’d listen as the goats started bleating as they ran home for the evening. I really enjoyed them, foibles and all. Interesting you didn’t mention the horrendous smell during rut, or that goats like to drop babies on the absolute coldest nights in the worst locations. Great video! Lots of great advice and life lessons as well.
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  45. You are hands down one of the best gardening teacher I’ve encountered on YouTube. You always seems to go into just the right amount of explaining why doing something (or not doing it) is valid. I’ve learned so much from you and thoroughly enjoy your content. Thank you for doing what you do.
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  46. Love your perseverance and spirit, Annie. No asking for handouts, but figuring out how to earn it. The reward will be so much sweeter! Can't wait to visit. Much love to you and Josh, keep pushing forward!
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  47. Sheer utter neglect and my yard poops tons of food.
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  48. I am a veteran gardener, food educator and author of the northern gardening book Sun, Seed & Soil (Boulder Books, 2023). Love your video. So clear and easy to understand. This is vital information that we need to understand how to raise healthy food while working with nature rather than against her. Also love the real life elements that keep sneaking in. Thank you.
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  49. My grandparents' geese thought that I was part of their flock growing up. I remember leading them around by the neck when I was shorter than them, handfeeding them, even sneaking in to the mother sitting on eggs. But if a strange man drove or walked down the drive, they would be confronted by a large and very angry gander. Most folks didn't try to get out of their cars, as he could and would draw blood, but called for us kids to go get my grandpa. Instead, a little barefoot girl in a summer dress would come and take the grumpy old gander away by the neck to the berry patch!
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  50. The horse trainer Warwick Schiller says that to manage mules and donkeys, you have to treat them the way you SHOULD treat a horse. Because if you try to ignore their signals and bully them into compliance, as people do with horses, they will just stop.
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  51. I do old fart gardening. Right before the rain, I scatter seeds in the breeze off of my balcony. Wherever the seeds grow, that's where they grow.
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  52. You could make this video once a season every year and I would absolutely watch them all 👍
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  53. Anne, as a veterinarian and homesteader, I truly love and appreciate this video. Thank you!! A loyal fan.
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  54. Friend, comes to Ann seeking help. Anne unleashes cobra chicken on poor, unsuspecting friend. 10/10 would recommend.
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  55. I so appreciated this video! On one our goat escape rampages, they got into our rododendrons. We entered our barn thenext morning to find green vomit plastering the walls. Have you had your goats vomit? It's like a gush of venom spewing straight out of their mouths at an astonishing speed that can only be believed if actually witnessed. Ezzie was our goat demon. Lolipop was our godsend. It's been almost 10 years since Loli died. Not sure if we could do it again. But your delightful video was not only spot on informative, but reminded me just how much joy they can bring. And for this, a deep ans sincere thank you!
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  56. Thanks for your honesty. None of us is perfect, and in hindsight we can all learn from our mistakes. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t keep trying. Your honesty and vulnerability is part of what makes you so likable and relatable. Keep up the great work, Anne! We appreciate you. 😊
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  57. Alpaca wool is also VERY antimicrobial. I wear a lot of it, and unless I sweat a TON, I can easily wear the same pair of socks 3-4 days without any foot funk. A teeshirt will last a week without washing. One of the things they tell you when you buy Alpaca wool clothes is not to wash it nearly as often as you think you need to.
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  58. This is hands down the best exploration in fruit tree establishment I’ve seen. It took me 10 years in the orchard to learn and believe these lessons. I took lots of before and after pictures of trees and individual major decisions for about 5+ seasons. The trees taught me so much. I was only managing 60 or so trees, but when I took over the orchard the trees hadn’t been pruned for a decade.
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  59. Your cat is AMAZING! BTW, you've probably heard this before, but the ONLY people that don't make mistakes are the people that don't do anything.
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  60. I've watched some of April's videos and I've never though to say this but I'm clad to see women following their dreams and not worrying about people's criticism,great video thanks a lot
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  61. Your crazy level of knowledge shows how much you care about your animals, land and all things husbandry!! You're amazing Anne.
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  62. My sister had a pygmy goat, just one. It was named Goatie, and it was the biggest character of any pet I have known. It roamed freely and hung out where the people hung out, pestered the dogs and horses. She was a complete oddball but in a really good way. Goatie lived for 14 years, she was a great pet.
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  63. Your videos make me feel like I have a cool aunt or cousin teaching me directly about these farm skills I don’t yet have but need for our move next week to 6 acres :) thank you for doing what you do!
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  64. December, I put down a strip of tp, wet it, sprinkle with carrots seeds, another strip of tp, spritz it, and leaves it. Snow keeps it wet so when the weather warms up, they sprout.
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  65. Feeling deflated and empowered at the same time. Thank you for the cold water/reality slap in the face. I needed that.
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  66. Wonderful job ladies! I have been a subscriber of Aprils for sometime now and have come across your channel with the connection to her. You have a great channel and I am now a subscriber! Great work here!
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  67. You deserved a lot better from those framers; that amount of unprofessional workmanship should be criminal.
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  68. Bonus video of you just playing the mandolin for a like ten minutes please! :-)
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  69. It was awesome working with you on this Anne. We worked our butts off but it was really a blast!
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  70. I'm lazy, now I just need a garden. :elbowcough:
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  71. "Long term motivation requires something far more powerful than fear, that's a sense of purpose. You don't get purpose from fear." Whewww I needed to hear that today!!
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  72. VERY IMPORTANT UPDATE: Adam almost put the entire batch of hot sauce on his pasta last night because he thought it was tomato sauce 😂😂😂 I truly regret stepping in and not just filming him taking that first bite. Since you're here, if you like this video, you'll probably like this one too: https://youtu.be/y0zW7oibx-Q
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  73. He is so skilled and well articulated, I'm blown away! And for free? Heck yeah! Content like this is extraordinary but rare. Much appreciation to both of you for adding value on a platform like this and making it easily accessible to others!
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  74. Anne, Thank you for the tour of all your animals on your farm. I am so impressed that you remember all their names. They must take up so much of your daily waking hours too.
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  75. anyone else find Anne's smile infectious?
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  76. Who ever is lucky enough to know you personally,is blessed,you are such an amazing person ❤
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  77. "Forged a new friendship" ... Quick thinker in your new friend.
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  78. I love your responsible message; it applies to every animal chosen as a "pet"
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  79. I just bought and planted my first cherry, fuji, persimmon and nectarine trees. I was so interested but overwhelmed by the amount of technical terms from this tree professional. I appreciate you trying Anne(when u asked him to explain like you’re 5).
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  80. Anne - You missed a big one! "If you are old and have a bad back and do not have the wear-with-all to get a properly sized stanchion that you can easily work with so that you can TRIM THEIR HOOVES please don't get a goat", says the old lady with the bad back and no proper stanchion...
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  81. Probably one of the best episodes yet! Thanks for explaining in layman's terms how to garden with nature!
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  82. There is a very old Arab proverb - 'If you've got no troubles, buy a goat'.
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  83. We have had dairy goats for 9 years and I can affirm EVERYTHING you said! We keep 30-40 on a regular basis. Nigerians, Kinders, and Mini Lamancha's. You referenced some of the costs. In the current economy they will cost you money! But the quality of life they provide is well worth it. They provide ALL our dairy as we make cheese, yogurt, kiefer, etc., and they provide about 75% of our meat.
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  84. I have a goat that I call my miracle goat x3. When she was born she died but we were able to revive her; unfortunately she scratched the lens of her eye so she has a cataract on one eye. Then she got blood poisoning, got it cleared, then pneumonia, got it cleared up, and lastly she got goat polio and the vet told me every time not to get too attached to her. Then she went blind from the polio and the vet said she wouldn’t get her site back. Lo and behold she got her site back. And her name is Baby
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  85. : D I love your video. The correlation between the project and our friendship is awesome. You did such a great job on the knife, and I really appreciate you doing it so quickly! You're unstoppable and I'm so glad you're my best friend.
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  86. I love the look, feel & smells of a natural garden. Some uptight “subdivision” type yard people get all fidgety around my yard - some love the feel but can help themselves and make theirs sterile and “perfect”. 🙄 I get it - because I can’t relax in their precise “perfect” places. 😁
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  87. "Don't cross me, bacons delicious" needs to be a T-shirt.
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  88. Hey Anne I'm a huge fan and have started my own garden, I'm a recovering alcoholic and your videos and actually gardening has helped alot! Thank you and please continue delivering us with great content
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  89. Collect your neighbors leaves in the fall that THEY BAG (free contractor bags a bonus) and take your push mower and mulch the crap out of your leaves into powdered flakes mix accordingly. ❤❤❤❤.
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  90. Love your humor!!! Great information, as always, and served up in the most snarky and adorable way. You're a great teacher!
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  91. I worked a 40-60 hour/week job, commuting 3 hours/day while developing my 10 acre farm, caring for two horses, 3 dogs, and 5 cats and overseeing my mother's care for her last ten years while dementia engulfed her. I learned to do only what needed to be done, when it needed to be done in the best way to do it. I learned to function on minimal sleep, cook bulk recipes when I had time to cook and I asked for help when I needed it. I'm glad to have that phase of life behind me.
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  92. I needed to hear the "be patient" message today. It's so sunny and lovely
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  93. I had a tiny tot born a couple years ago. I actually set her to the side thinking she was dead😢 and then I saw her twitch. After feeding her with an eyedropper for a couple of days, I weighed her and she was 13.3 Oz! She is still thriving and Tiny today😊
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  94. Anne, I am 65 and I want to be like you when I grown up! And you have an amazing attitude toward negative comments.
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  95. I followed your method this year, I watered my garden only the two days I planted seeds in my garden . I have not watered my garden once since mother's day and my garden is going super well.
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  96. We had a small dairy farm in the 70s milking 50 to 60 mostly Holsteins. I've got to say it's was a daunting task trying to farm and go to school as a kid. It's even harder you trying to do it with one hand. Bravo to you Anne. 👏👏👏. Hang in there girl.
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  97. My neighbor has so many weeds, so I fill buckets and make my weed tea. I love this subject. Nature is so perfect in its ways. Thank you 😊
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  98. I sent this link to my niece and told her that "See the women doing it for themselves!"
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  99. Never forget how amazing you are... You show the world amazing things and also take us along for the harsh reality... Life is not and will never be gum drops and lollipops and we need to stop allowing people to act like it is. You continue to show that making lemonade is the best path to success and survival. Stay passionate and keep working so hard toward your own and our own improvements as a society.
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  100. Anne- I just want to thank you for your part in this, as someone who has ADHD and has struggled with it my entire life, I found it difficult to follow what the arborist was saying (albeit him doing a great job, it's just my brain and the way it processes things) but you pausing it and asking him to further explain and dissecting it so that other's could capture it in a different way, was extremely helpful and valuable. Just so you know, it's highly appreciated it and IT IS ONE OF YOUR MANY STRENGTHS, NOT A WEAKNESS. We all learn at different levels, paces and by different means, having the ability and wherewithal to take something that doesn't make sense and explain it to people so that it does, is a talent. You do that! So thank you from me, my brain and my apple tree 🍎
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  101. Please save yourself MORE work: drive your wheelbarrow on the bare cardboard to the end of the row, THEN dump it, so you don't have to drive in the uncompacted wood chips. Much easier!
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  102. I just learnt more than I ever thought a donkey would need. Thank you. I really admire your love for all your animals. Later
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  103. This is quite comprehensive. I made the mistake of using straight compost in my raised bed. You know, if a little is good, more is better….not! I appreciate your clarity as this would work almost anywhere one lives. I get super irritated when people use weed barrier cloth instead of cardboard. 9 years in my present house and I continue to dig out, multiple layers of encrusted, impermeable weed fabric from my yard.
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  104. I supper appreciate your dedication to your alpacas. I'm heart broken over how many people took in dogs during the pandemic then decided that after a one to two years to send them to the pound because they didn't want to care for them anymore. That is so devastating to a dog to be left like that.
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  105. Native bees vs nativized bees - splitting hairs. I mean, anyone who knows anything about honeybees will know what you meant. And while I've never killed a carpenter bee, if they were doing structural damage to my house I certainly would. As would almost anyone, bee lover or not. It's easy to comment on content, but hard to create it. And most of us appreciate all you've done. It's not your job to please the pharisees, nor is it possible. This channel is a reflection of your journey, and we're glad to be here with you. :)
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  106. "whenever we admit we are wrong, we instantly become right again"
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  107. I never thought this would make it to YouTube. I'm glad it did. Definitely not going to try that again though. Lol
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  108. Persnickety. This word is not used enough. Nicely done. Thanks for the suggestions!
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  109. 🎉I won, I won, I won. I won a major award. Does this mean there is a hand carved leg lamp on its way?😅
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  110. Takes real CHARACTER to apologize to the public. Great job ❤
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  111. My grandfather was a peach farmer in the Niagara region, a mason and the grand son on a Presbyterian minister. He was my male mentor growing up and taught me to “never let a man suffer alone”. Today we have a 6 acre farm in the Annapolis valley as well as our home, for winter, near Halifax. We made no attempt to isolate, instead I found a farmer to mentor me and we help him with everything when he needs. Moving animals, haying, millling lumber, butchering goats and chickens…digging potatoes. Next year we will be planting 3 acres of land and giving away all the food. The prophet Isaiah told us that we must clothe, house and feed people…two of those are really hard to do personally. But I think we can feed some of them…so let’s go be a community.
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  112. it's hard to ask an expert to critic your work....this was great, and you're doing amazing!!
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  113. You don’t see videos of content creators reflecting and clarifying on previous small mistakes like this very often, but I always feel like I learn the most from videos like this. Thanks and happy new year!
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  114. I don’t have cows. I will probably never have cows (never say never?). And yet here I am enjoying this entire episode. I’ve learned so much. I’m so grateful that experts like you are willing to share your experiences. Thank-you🙏🏻
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  115. Had no clue all that could be done in a week holy crap that's neat
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  116. Butters: Joan Milkovich
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  117. Plant catnip by your tomatoe plants to deter the tomatoe horn worm!!! Just learned this is year and Im 63 yrs old.....
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  118. Ugh you’re not crying, we’re crying! Thanks for hosting band rehearsal, photo shoots, video shoots, and now THIS WEDDING! What would Delta Rae and I do without you guys? Anne, you’re the best friend that I’ve dreamed of and longed for my whole life and I am so grateful we get to share in the highs and lows. No matter what, I’m here. We’re here. We’ll do anything for you and we know whatever you’re going to create next will be inspiring and honest and a joy to tackle together. Thank you for this unorthodox wedding video. It captures it all ;) all my love, Britt
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  119. 16:04 You’re the conductor for the Donkey Symphony! I loved this moment. You didn’t get upset. You just showed your great sense of humour.
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  120. Alternative business plan, resell all those sticks of lumber and you'll be a millionaire with current lumber prices. You're welcome ;)
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  121. Cat: pet me Anne: in a second, I'm doing a thing here Cat: no, PETS NOW.!
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  122. Peeps thought "lazy gardening" meant hiring you to do it for them. Only explanation....:P Love seeing everything you've accomplished over the past 6 years!
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  123. I asked the old timer at the feed store what he thought about the projected last frost date and planting. He said, "End of April/early May. If you put them in before that, they'll be chibberin' in the soil and won't grow as well once it is warm. I've seen em. You can see em just chibberin'. 😂
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  124. This has been perfect information Anne. Folk have got to study nature more because the answers are already there. Take for example a peach tree, the peach will fall to the ground, it will remain on top of the ground and the flesh will rot around it. Come autumn and the peach tree will lose its foliage, these leaves will fall onto the pip and protect it from the frosts. Eventually spring comes around again and the seed starts to break out - nothing is compacting anything else. Nature has been doing this for years! Thank you both for showing this - we all continue to learn :)
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  125. As a homeschooling mama to two dyslexics, I had to smile when you said you were dyslexic...it makes so much sense. Dyslexia breeds tenacity in my opinion, I have observed this time and time again in my kiddos. You my friend, have tenacity thru tears capacity....a trait that few acquire.
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  126. de way that the young bull tried to push Carson face first into the cow poop had me in stitches :)
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  127. Thank you ❤ Ive recently been struggling with depression. I REALLY NEEDED some Goat Medicine this morning. I had Goats. I Miss my Goats, especially my buck, Stormy, who acted more like a big dog than a buck goat. I WILL have Goats again! I can't keep up with the dairy side of things, so they will be fiber/ Angora Goats the next time. That way, I get the FUN, and here in Northern NM, can sell the fiber to the many fiber artists in the area. Taos even has an annual Wool Festival! I do LOVE GOATS! Always have...ALWAYS WILL!!! Re depression, don't worry. I am already in therapy 😉
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  128. Seriously? A failure? I watched the video and all I saw was you identifying areas for improvement. As others have said, that’s prototyping...not failure.
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  129. Lettuce: dark seeds should be covered for best germination. White seed shouldn't be covered for best germination.
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  130. “Brought to you by freedom” haha!! Love it.
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  131. When using the torch for weed control you can save a lot of propane by just cooking the weed instead of burning it, just a touch with the flame is usually enough and also reduces the risk of fires.
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  132. Great video, Anne, Daniel & Adam. Tons of helpful info! "Most of my life: undoing things that seemed like a good idea at the time." 😂 Right there with you! Thanks for being so honest and real!
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  133. Anne, Brene Brown says that vulnerability is the measure of bravery. And you are the definition of that. My heart is with you. Melissa🍀
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  134. Caleb had a big smile on his face when I drove up in the ATV and told me he was proud of me. Check out my favorite video collab with the best neighbor EVER! https://youtu.be/Z6ioBwkGkjI About the two mechanics, I'm beyond sure given enough time and reason to spend on the machine, both of them easily could have fixed it. The reason the original owner didn't want to fuss with it was because there was a serious problem with the carburetor and he isn't into using aftermarket parts, so a yamaha carb would have put the replacement cost much, much higher, and since he already has several other working vehicles, there was no point for him to invest, but all the better for me! Jason only gave up because he was here for a short visit and didn't have time to keep going on it. But in the end, I'm happy I was given the opportunity to figure it out myself, because that makes me all the more proud of my accomplishment.
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  135. If anyone can pull through all of this, I believe its you.
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  136. As a crazy dairy goat owner for the past 15 years, i gotta say this is by far the most accurate goat ownership video I've ever seen. Love me some goats, and yes I have Nigerian Dwarf goats.
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  137. Anne thanks for your prompt response. This clarifies a lot
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  138. Poor babies 😢 You’re such a good compassionate soul. I just love your spirit.
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  139. I wish the core message of this video could be spread beyond just farming. I am so tired of hearing "I don't need people" or seeing people going it alone. It's amazing how having other people around makes life such much easier to handle.
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  140. The farmer sounds so knowledgeable . These are the people who feed us. They should be taken care of. He is giving this consultation for free . Amazing.
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  141. "let's take a little gander" ...
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  142. Anne, you have my unending respect and admiration.
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  143. I mix my tiniest seed with a little flour. Be sure to stir thoroughly. Then broadcast my mixture over my planting bed or row. This helps me in 3 ways. 1, it helps keeping me from over sowing. I’m really prone to plant too thick. 2, I can see exactly where I put my seeds. 3 the little bit of flour that is there soaks up water easily so it helps moisten my seeds quickly to help germinate. The flour dissolves into soil in a day or two and adds a tiny bit of organic material to soil so it is not harmful to plant or soil. Note don’t use flour that has salt in it.
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  144. This girl is my favorite kind of weed. No herbicides for her. Natural nutrients only. She'll outlive us, all.
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  145. Being smart means recognizing your own errors. Love your content—hope there’s more to come!
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  146. OMG, that cat stealing some coffee and then gagging on it. Absolutely epic. 🤣😊🤣😊 A very nice table project too, BTW.
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  147. We bought raw woodland and our pigs are essential to our land-clearing endeavors! Behind them, we knock down trees that are still standing and either plant gardens or sow pastures for our grazers! Bonus: pasture-raised bacon 😁 Also, only the pink pigs are susceptible to sunburn. If you want a sunburn-proof pig, get berkshire or giant black ;)
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  148. “Boy Howdy” love it! Haven’t heard that term in forever.
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  149. Your truck and I are the same age. Your truck looks better.
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  150. Thumbs up for the chair, another for the cat.
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  151. Way to go ladies and gentleman. You rock. And all associated.
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  152. This explains so much. I have always been confused about pruning. Everything he explained the “why” of now makes sense. Excellent!
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  153. I know this is possibly not what I was meant to take away from the video, but seeing the repair in Anne's jeans as she was crouching down to show us stuff made me so happy. It's not the point of the video at all, but it shows that Anne is the same person and carries the same values through all aspects of her life. Huge respect.
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  154. "We started the week as friends and ended as acquaintances." LOL! Love the build.
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  155. Wouldn't it be amazing if we all came out of the womb knowing what we were meant to do and had a passion for it!
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  156. I love how safety conscious the friend is. he's right. less time on the ladder the best.
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  157. Probably the only time anyone has EVER said 'Dolly Parton, you're such a jerk' !!!!
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  158. I had a garage built for me this past fall. I had followed the contractor on social media for 10 years, I did research and found others who had used them to get feedback and I checked with the BBB looking for problems. Still my nerves were on edge through the entire build because of nightmare stories like this one. My project was completed on budget and on time. I hope the issues you are having will be overcome and your dreams realized.
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  159. As a Dutch person it is nice to know not everyting dutch in the english langauge is negative :) Nice build.
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  160. Anne, you’re one hell of a woman.
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  161. When we had Lamas and Alpacas, I would hum as I walked up to them. It helped most of the time when I tried to catch them.
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  162. Anne, I'm impressed by how well you took instructive criticism from Dan. You were very mature and graceful about it.
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  163. 😅 I just really love you so much! Im 52, and I can honestly say that YOU have taught me the most about gardening! You are extremely REAL! I honestly feel like I'm watching a friend. You are an extremely knowledgeable individual, and you are a great teacher! I'm in Western Maine. There are several feet of snow on the ground.... "Poor man's fertilizer." Ugh, I've had enough already!!! Just scattered my celery and onion seeds on see-through trays of potting soil. It's going to be "a few" months before anything is going on or in the ground for me 😢 hands-in-dirt..... best mental health medicine out there.... I'm right with you! I think you are an absolute fabulous person, Anne! I love your videos! I love your homestead! My ADHD showing.... anyways. Keep making videos, etc! I'll keep sharing them!!!
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  164. Bugs having orgies in the garden. Love the funny analogy. I guess that's why my wife and I enjoy watching, listening and learning from you. We LOVE this channel. Dave and Vicki from OC California
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  165. Didn’t hear a single word you said every time I saw the baby goats 😍😂
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  166. Me too, except that I'm 63 and my husband is 74...AND we never had children. So while we've done a great job working hard, living frugally and now having a relatively large tract of land where we're building our homestead, etc, we're clear that a strong, nurturing, reliable community is our answer to a good life in our old age. Who wants to live alone anyway?
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  167. I usually don't like videos that are longer than 10 minutes, but you? I'll watch every time. You're very informative, well-versed with what you're doing, humble, and quirky/funny. Thanks for bringing us into what you're doing!
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  168. I don't have a homestead, I just really enjoy your videos. I watched this one with my five year old granddaughter, and she loves it. She loves animals. Now she's asking to watch one about cows. No problem - thank you, Anne!
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  169. ugh this is giving me traumatic flashbacks from my two renovations. Every single person I know that has built or renovated has had the same experience due to HORRIBLE workers/contractors. It is insane the amount of incompetence that comes from these “professionals” you pay A LOT of money to. I’m so sorry you went through this!!
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  170. Omg I miss seeing your smiling face. Welcome back.
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  171. Love that only 9 minutes in and they both have made LotR references. “One tree limb to rule them all” and 5 mins later “…the lead that will become our Precious”. Lol Also, great fruit tree info.
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  172. ... it had never occurred to me that I could rake the pathway woodchips that had been breaking down all winter onto my beds to add easy decomposed matter to my soil. I had just been dumping new wood chips on top of my paths over and over as the mulch slowing "disappeared". I'll be going out in to my garden right now, that you
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  173. @AnneofAllTrades that last line actually made me tear up a bit 🥹 as your genuine love for the animals came straight through the screen with your plea for their good welfare to be top priority. Bless your heart, I hope this message gets through to people ❤
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  174. 😂
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  175. I’m 87 & disabled so I can’t do my 1/4 acer garden anymore! However, I had a fellow dump cedar chips next to my raised beds and another friend gave me large pots for the other side of my rose bush! He’s putting up a wrought iron fence over those for me so I’m sooo looking forward to spring and seeing my climbing beans 🫘 and the yams 🍠 growing in my cedar mound and the rest of my raised beds! Also the accidental cantaloupes 🍈 I grew year b4 last! Last year was too cool here in WA State! The year b4 the fellas threw their cantaloupe 🍈 seeds in my compost and they planted themselves too late! I got 6 but they didn’t ripen soon enough b4 our first frost! I ate crunchy anyway!
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  176. "There's always a way to rectify your laziness" is honestly just about the most empowering statement I've ever heard, and I'm planning on using it as a daily affirmation.
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  177. Anne, I absolutely love the humor you bring to everything. Informative and hilarious.
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  178. All I can say is WOW!!!!! You are amazing! Your farm is amazing. How much you must learn everyday. I wish I could join you! The work is never-ending. Have fun. So glad I found you here! This is more fun than gping on a shopping spree~
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  179. I usually much prefer your videos that have you making things or working with the animals, but this was surprisingly informative and had a lot of interesting new concepts to learn about. Thanks for teaching me! Daniel was great!
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  180. I topped my garden with mulch from my local mulch pile this year. With all those wood chips I figured I'd try less watering this year, and O my goodness what a difference. I've water my garden maybe 3-5 times this year, all the rest has been rain fall. My tomatoes taste better it's been my best pepper year so far, and I was able to support a very dense planting of lettuce,beans/peas, and onion. Definitely a smart method for everyone to use.
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  181. My late father-in-law was a pioneer AI tech in the early 1950s before AI was widely available. The university that developed it sent graduates out as missionaries for the new technology. He moved his family from Wisconsin to Minnesota, Oregon, and Pennsylvania between 1951 and 1964. After that you no longer needed a MS in Science to fertilize cows. The history of AI really needs to be on the History Channel.
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  182. Anne you are absolutely one of my favorite YouTubers to watch ever, and this video is 💯💯💯 one of the reasons why I keep coming back. It helps so much when influencers are full disclosure and are humble and secure enough to come back and cover some things that may have been unhelpful advice, and it means so much that you care enough about those looking to you for tips for you to correct and fix or elaborate on the things you since learned something better. 🙏🏼 So thank you from the bottom of my heart for being awesome and for learning with us and helping us learn with caveats! All of the love. ✨🙏🏼💕
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  183. Another use what you got. Great video. Always inspiring. Someone took a bucket of leaves and used a paint mixer attached to a drill to pulverize her gathered leaves. Kind of a good jump start on making soil. 👍🏻
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  184. I found this way of gardening a couple years ago. I now grow beautiful flowers and food not lawn. Glad I found you.
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  185. Annie you are truly a Goddess,not only are a fantastic carpenter,but you have a bottle of Lagavulin as well.
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  186. That cicada was just trying to help you illustrate what you're up against 😂😂
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  187. These are great tips…specifically for people with ADHD. It has nothing to do with being lazy, and everything to do with being neurodivergent. It’s surreal watching this, is as if I’m watching myself explain all the things I do/have done to try to manage myself in a world that isn’t set up for me, except through the lens of a full fledged farmer. Your first tip about dairy animals getting you up in the morning, I literally got chickens for the same reason, and did not install automated doors, so I had to get up, dressed, and go let them out. Thanks for normalizing the need to for good mental health.
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  188. Just happened on to your channel. I’ve been a great fan and owner of GPs for more than 15 years. Maybe I’ve been lucky, but my first training routine has been to walk my dogs, every day for weeks along my fence line (yeah, that’s a big plus for me). My dogs learned to respect and stay within that boundary. The only two escapes I had were unintentional… one dog was chasing a squirrel that was running on top of a livestock fence and my girl wasn’t looking where she was going and went through a solid wood fence. Luckily she didn’t wander off. The other was on New Year’s Eve when someone drove by (100 yards away) and threw a bunch of big firecrackers which spooked my old boy and he broke down a wooden gate to get away. He went to his’safe’ place, a nearby wooded pond and waited for me. As for barking, if some predators are near, they will start. As long as everyone nearby is safe, I go out and take the lead dog role showing them that I am just as concerned as they are and look in the direction they are barking at (usually with a flashlight) until they settle. I have since only needed to shine the flashlight out there and they settle. Those are just my experiences in my situation and I know yours are different, just sharing what has worked for me. I wish you luck, health and prosperity. You certainly deserve it!
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  189. Your honesty and humor/sarcasm is what keeps me here! Your videos have definitely sent me down my own research rabbit holes. I have learned much from you last year, and I appreciate you! Looking forward to all your content this year :)
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  190. It’s good to have real friends ❤️
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  191. I just dug my walkways into my rows today - it was glorious. The soil is getting more and more beautiful every year from this very same practice. :) Agreed.
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  192. "I am trying to save 5 cents here"...lol...so much love for you lady...
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  193. Oh MYLANTA - you are the only person I've found that uses that phrase! My family has used it for years! You are my people! LOL
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  194. I once saw this advice for fencing goats - build your fence. Throw a bucket of water at it. If the water goes through, so will the goats, eventually. Thankfully, eventually can be quite a long time, and my best advice is: build it tight, build it tall, and have at least two fences and 100 feet between your does and your bucks.
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  195. I appreciate you sharing the full spectrum of emotions. Some need to learn to recognize that all feelings allow for an enhansed self. Thank you.
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  196. Stoked every time you stick a new video on here. No pressure honestly but it brings joy.
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  197. Such great information! We fostered our friend's small Nigerian dwarf herd for a couple of years, it was then that I learned I was a goat person. We are now moving to another farm with 30 acres of goat hill paradise. I am so excited to get my own fiber goats next year. I really miss having them in my life! ❤
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  198. You are an extremely hard worker, I love farms
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  199. I love how curious the animals get while you're filming. So much fun.
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  200. Farmers are severely under-appreciated. Just want to say thank you for all that you do.
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  201. I tell my students that FAIL is just an acronym for First Attempt In Learning. You look at what happened, think about what could be done better and refine the next attempt. I guess we could then go SAIL, TAIL, FAIL, FAIL, SAIL, SAIL, EAIL (that one doesn't quite work) NAIL, TAIL .... you see where I'm going. As long as you don't give up, they're not failures, but iterations of the finished product or process. Damo
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  202. Any one who disliked is a person with no creativity or love for... GIRL POWER!!!!
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  203. “Your show is fantastic! During your discussion about mycelium aiding soil aeration, it jogged my memory. After I mulched my garden with wood chips, I observed a significant increase in earthworms—a multitude of them! This spring, when I planted trees, I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly my soil transformed. The earthworms turned the once compact lawn into a light, fluffy soil that I’m confident plants will thrive in.”
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  204. Hi five every 5 minutes, that what's I called friendship, well done guys.
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  205. Fantastic video! I love the kitty on your shoulder. :)
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  206. This isn't lazy...this is smart 😊
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  207. I always look so forward to your videos. You are so naturally funny, nothing forced, and you show the TRUE work that’s involved in farming. You wear ME out just watching!!! 🤣 you my child are blessed and obviously right where God intended. I’m amazed by you
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  208. I don't think you click bait. You have good energy. Happy spirit. Great educator. I appreciate you and your teaching. Don't even read the keyboard atrocities. Keep the good ignore the rest
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  209. I started using cardboard 3 years ago when I learned about no till gardening with Charles Dowding. Didn't realize how much tilling disturbs the microbes, worms, and critters in the soil. I'm learning more and more about fungi, mycelium. Didn't realize that the white on the mulch was actually beneficial. Thank you for all the excellent advice! Happy "lazy" gardening!😄
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  210. I have adopted some of your methods, like leaving the tool where you use it. I live in an RV park, the manager saw it and said, "Clean up this mess!" Then I explained why the tools were there, and she said, "Oh, that makes sense!" She has not mentioned them again.
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  211. Rainwater harvesting in dry areas is important and a great way to go.
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  212. Lmao! I h adore you, and your self-deprecating humor! Thank you for being you, and thank you for sharing yourself with us!❤
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  213. "that little harlot" 🤣🤣🤣
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  214. Anne, your teaching talent is evident in this instructional video and will help viewers make spoons and enjoy the process while having fun. Blessings to you.
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  215. You are such a joy to listen to... ❤❤❤ The tail slapping the face.. 😅 "Do you mind ma'am?".
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  216. When I've planted my trees I dig a large deep hole in a square shape. My local soil has a clay pan anywhere from 6-18" down. I backfill the hole with compost I make, then clean the roots and splay them out at the correct depth. I DO gently step on the soil to firm it up though. I mulch the top without the "volcano". I ❤ the cardboard idea. Thanks for a great video.
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  217. Good job you guys! I can honestly say this has been the most helpful video I've seen on a step by step tiny house/cabin. Helped me a lot! Hopefully there will be an updated video of the final product here :) Cheers!
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  218. Annie with the infectious smile
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  219. A lot of these are coping tools I use for adhd lol, it’s taken years to develop some of them for me but it’s really starting to shine in my life
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  220. Hahaaa.. great PERSONALITY!!!! Love working with people with an awesome personality. Makes the work less of a job Keep up the great work guys!!
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  221. Instrumental music got me through college. It perfectly occupies the distractible part of my brain. Lots of great advice, but I think more people could do that
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  222. Simply, you are amazing. I wonder where you find the drive to do all the projects you do. Keep it going. We love what you do!
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  223. I have been mulching everything this year because of Anne
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  224. You are amazing Anne! No moss grows under you. You learn so much. No one will ever say you wasted your life. Respect!!
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  225. I love your "Please Don't Get a critter" videos! They apply to every animal whether livestock or pet! With so many jumping into homesteading, small farming etc. I have seen so many animals suffer the consequences of owners who did not do their homework before getting them or maybe they just weren't realistic about how enthusiastic they'd be about doing the actual chores involved every day forever, no matter the weather. Realistically, people need to do their homework and really be honest about their lifestyle choices not only when considering what species of animal they want, but also what breed and for what purpose. If possible, they should offer to volunteer at a farm, rescue or with someone else's animals to do the chores and learn what the animals require in their area, what diseases are common and any other potential pitfalls. Even experienced people can make major mistakes when moving to another part of the country. Soils can be deficient in certain minerals, a common weed or fungus in the area might be a concern etc. Animals are a big responsibility and when you have too many they can become all work and no fun, so start slow and know your limits.
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  226. Keep up the LAZY Gardener content! LOVE THIS! Thanks Anne
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  227. I am overwhelmed by "lazy gardening!" You have an amazing garden. It is beyond my capabilities but it is certainly something to strive for and dream of 🤗💕💕
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  228. Fuhgetta 'bout it.... won't matter what they think when you're enjoying your home grown veggies
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  229. This was your AA confession that the first step to having a problem is to admit there was a problem. There are always problems to solve. Example WD-40, we never saw WD-39
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  230. Great video. Excellent interaction and you can tell Daniel loves trees! "Only" five years and he has such an understanding. Thanks for sharing.
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  231. Something that not many people think of for raising goats for milk, is the incredible demand in the raw dog food indurstry, especially for diverse species. Lots of dogs these days have food intolerances, and goat is something a lot of people look for, but have a harder time finding. Regulations on slaughter and processing are very different for animal consumption than human, and may be more accessible for homesteaders.
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  232. Cows make everything butter
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  233. You are an amazing woman! Today I watched your video about the upper floor that is sloping. This meant so much to me, way over here in a tiny village in the mountains of British Columbia, Canada. My home (which I purchased 32 years ago!) was moved to this location in the 1940's. Many many changes, renovations, quick fixes and alterations have happened, beyond and in addition to any stress picking up a 900 sq foot home and moving it would so to a structure. Further, it was placed on a perimeter foundation (read as not a very stable situation!). Today I heard you say that a house will adjust to all of these things, settling into itself each time. Okay, I'm paraphrasing! But now I'm finally okay with "it is what it is", and I'm willing to work with where we are, and only change what is no longer working. Big sigh. I love this old house. I've replaced all of the windows with single hung sash windows which I made. I've removed a structural wall, and opened up the kitchen to the living room, creating a modestly 'great' room. I made all of my kitchen cupboards and doors from recycled and 'found' wood. I planned and stained and installed the 12" board and batten exterior siding, and cedar shingles. All of it has been completed on the side, while raising two boys. But I can't imagine a better more challenging life for my family! The entire house has 9'2" ceilings, and I've installed shelves for my hord of over 1,000 reference books at the 8' level. It's quirkie and old and set in its ways (like me!) - I'm about to turn 62. This old house i's also in the very best place I could think of for my family. I adore our small village of Falkland. My 3 year old granddaughter cheers every time we pull up - "Nanna! We're Home!" Thanks to your video today I'm happy to continue picking away and improving our little home, respecting it's settling and unique angles. Honestly, I do understand that my granddaughter will eventually learn that Nanna can not really control the roll of a ball with a wave of her hand. It's just how the floor slopes! Until then we will work and learn together. Hopefully, one day it will be her tricking a grandchild with her magic.
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  234. This is such a wonderful project. I can highly recommend purchasing it! The instructional commentary is absolutely exceptional (as with all the Guild projects). That's what I love about Guild projects. Even if you don't need the particular project piece, the skills you learn through the videos are invaluable, especially for a newbie like me. No question they have made me a better woodworker. I'm excited to get started on the desk and will definitely be buying any future guild projects of yours!
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  235. Actually, buying and planting a "more established tree" does not guarantee a better /bigger tree quicker. Typically, the small tree is when planted, it will outgrow the larger tree due to less "transplant shock" and root damage. Also, you can select for structure and then minimise the future pruning required
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  236. Came here because of Joel, subscribed to learn some trades.
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  237. Absolutely love this video. It touches on everything. Basic soil science, balancing the microrhizome and nutrient distribution, polyculture and companion planting. Best video I've seen in a long while.
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  238. if anyone thumbs down this one, they don't have a heart
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  239. We as humans need plants to survive, but plants don't necessarily need us. It's nice to see someone truly understand what nature really means to us and how grateful we are to have plants all around us.
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  240. I subscribed for farming and woodworking....never thought I would be learning secret family recipes for pizza dough. But I love it!
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  241. I use old shower curtains to drag things around the property -- compost mixes, tree trimmings, etc. -- like you use that kiddy pool. (Heck, if you look up my house on Google Maps, the current satellite picture was snapped while I must have been trimming the front bushes because you can see the shower curtain I was loading branches on clear as day. 😅)
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  242. THANK YOU, So much for your honesty❣️It's so important to educate people on the importance of not impulsive purchases! Everything has its pros & cons, and you're one of the most fair and honest people that can keep others from heartbreaking mistakes. Please keep it up😇! Invaluable and priceless information about genuine animal husbandry, Great job, ma'am! 🥰🤗
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  243. 10 years, and look how far you've come.....congratulations.
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  244. Lazy gardening doesn't mean do nothing. There is this thing called LAND MANAGEMENT. You still have to manage and maintain your land. The land is just like children. If you don't pay attention to it and correct it, the land will get out of hand quick.
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  245. I completely agree! Working with nature, not against -- it's not lazy at all.😊❤ 💯
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  246. Aw, I adore them. This is an extremely helpful video Anne, I watched a lot but none of them give this much info. I’ve learnt a lot, thank you.
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  247. Rock salt that melts ice in the winters on sidewalks, mixed in water, will help keep fence line clean. Sorry don't know the ratio, but I begged my brother to do this instead of using chemical weed killing crap & he reported back it works if he mixes the rock salt with water & sprays it on.
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  248. Those guardians are trained by experienced professionals since puppy days here in Germany. People in my area use turkish kangals, hungarian komondors and kuvacz and italian maremma as guardians against wolves. Personally I own icelandic and hungarian sheepdogs. The icelanders protect extremely well against birds and eat rodents. Good luck to you and wuff, wuff from my dogs.
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  249. This is like heaven to me tbh. I wish i could have a farm one day.
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  250. Anne. Thanks. I have no place for any farm animal bigger than a house cat but rather watch Anne of All Trades. Works for me.
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  251. So sorry to here of your loss. Pets become an integral part of a family even though they cannot talk we understand their little mannerisms and looks of astonishment when they don't get what they want after they have been drooling over for the last few minutes. Hold on to the precious memories you have keeping them locked safe in your heart. Stay strong and keeping making.
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  252. For sure! I really appreciate that you show reality rather than just the aesthetic. 😂
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  253. A girl and her truck. It’s a beautiful thing.
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  254. Taught myself how to prune years ago by downloading and reading every extension office publication I could find, and by darn I've mostly been doing it right. Thanks for the instructionals..
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  255. This channel is free therapy. 😂
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  256. You seem to show up just when I needed you most. ❤
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  257. These are some very good points! Especially the ones about them not being lawnmowers and picky eaters. I got my goats primarily to clear land and for fertilizer and found out they wouldn't eat most of what I wanted them to clear. I will wholeheartedly recommend goats to anyone who has the vegetation for them but would also advice others to hold off till they can build up a system they can forage off of. We're steadily building up our trees and tall grasses for them but in the meantime had to reduce our goat population while that's going on.
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  258. A work or tool belt with suspensers to carry the reel of wire. Or maybe a two-wheel dolly fitted out with a way to hold the reel and fence posts at the same time.
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  259. I have always wanted a dairy cow, but recently came to the realization that i could not possibly handle all the milk that they produce on the daily, so for a while I was considering goats. I never really wanted goats because I know how difficult to be and I know my husband would NOT be on board so it would be entirely on me to take care of them, but figured if I wanted dairy then it was my only reasonable option for a small family. Then I was told that you can milk sheep! I had no idea! Sheep are such sweet animals, and they can be used for meat, milk, and fiber, which makes them a fantastic multi purpose animal on the homestead. And I’ve heard that they have even higher butterfat than goats, which is cool. The only downside is that they don’t produce as much milk as a goat does, but that’s not really a problem for us since we really only drink milk with our coffee and use it to cook. Getting a gallon of milk a day, compared to seven gallons from a cow, is way more manageable in my opinion.
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  260. Wow! Such honesty. The his will help so many people get everything in line before bringing a couple home. Our neighbor has 2, we will continue just visiting with them 😊
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  261. The mini cleaver to cut the mini pizza @ 5:05, gotta love it... Great job on the build !!
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  262. Laughed my a** off. Loved the outfit and the fun. Thanks
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  263. Fully agree on the market saturation since 2020. We now REALLY struggle to sell our very high quality, registered Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats, because the market is so saturated with cheap backyard goats. But we have far more demand for our goat milk than we can possibly supply!
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  264. OMG! I had the same explosive experience with my Kombucha! Luckily no one was in the room when the chain reaction (2 growlers and 2 secondary primary ferments) went off. I was pulling shards of glass from all over the room for years. Not to mention the watermelon I had added off the ceiling and walls of our forty foot family room. It looked like a grizzly murder scene. I can't believe I've found a gardener almost as lazy as me. Every year the family wonders at the marvel that we call the jungle. You rock!
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  265. That stationary light instead of a head lamp is shear brilliance.
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  266. Your excitement and drive propel the video along. Always happy and informative, the videos are a joy to watch. Thanks!
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  267. I just love your little animals. Also, love seeing women empowering themselves. Yes, and I'm a guy.
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  268. I was surprised by what you said about costumes helping us work. It's very true! This is one of those things we always sort of knew that has recently been proven. It helps your mindset and it helps you access associated memories better! You can also use flavors or smells. Leave your chicken books by the chickens for a while, get the smell in the pages, and when you go to your chickens the smell will bring the information you've read closer to the surface. I learned about that from my psyc 101 teacher, but this stuff comes up a lot in what I'd call 2nd tier magic stuff
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  269. Oof! This also makes me ask myself… What are the girdling roots in my own life? 😮 I’m learning that so much spiritual depth is displayed in nature and gardening! God knew exactly what he was doing when he created all of this. Whoa.
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  270. I compost everything meat eggs feathers I mean everything over the years this has served me well plus wood chips I’m good so far I’ve gardened since I was 11 I’m 67 now I’m just saying
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  271. Love you videos and how honest you are. Apparently the internet struggles with sarcasm
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  272. I was incredibly impressed by the mandolin playing! Very beautiful touch!
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  273. So, when folks tell Me I’m unsuited to farm life because I’m a late sleeper, I say “animals!!!” Same way I kept my kids alive. I adore you
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  274. Lefties are awesome 😎
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  275. Love this idea! It’s survival of the fittest
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  276. Thank you Anne for this valuable information! I love all the guests you have and all the knowledge you share. 😊
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  277. Gotta love the guard donkeys and alpaca (is a sentence I didn't know I was going to type today)! Great video!
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  278. A lazy person is usually the most ingenious. Lazy doesnt mean you do nothing just means you find a much more efficient way to do the same thing. Which means you usually do way more things just more efficiently.
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  279. Thank you for such an entertaining tour of your garden, absolutely gorgeous. I'm working toward doing the same. We in spring now, here in South Africa, my 2nd season on this property, and last years grafted fruit trees are all blooming and planted out. We ate from our garden all year even through winter, and helped four families with food throughout the year. This year is going to be epic as I've concentrated on soil health and making compost. Your insight has helped so much, thank you again for sharing your knowledge❤
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  280. 14:28 so true! People are always asking "what is the easiest thing to grow" but you shpulf really focus on learning h0e to grow things you ENJOY eating... because no matter how many things you successfully grow- it's not going to be satisfying if it's a good you dislike!
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  281. Anne, quite impressed how you have your hand on everything and do it well!
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  282. Thank you for putting mental health in every video 😭
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  283. This such a big inspiration im planning in the future to build houses in Guatemala. You guys did a really lovely job! 💓💓💗💗
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  284. I've got years of const experience and enjoyed watching you two think ahead. Actually, you two could have raised the walls alone but it will come to you later ... that's the fun of it, laughing at how hard we sometimes make things so work smarter not harder and it was fun watching, thanks.
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  285. “Salad sucks, feed it to a beef cow and give me a ribeye”……….sold and subbed
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  286. Well my friend, you have successfully talked me out of these animals. Thank you for sharing your hard won knowledge!
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  287. Wow, just based on the intro to this video: a charming host with great personality and humor, a history lesson for why we are seeing these problems now, an explanation for why it was done that way, and proposing a scientific and natural way to address the issue, this is high quality work
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  288. Those last two are the same, when you really think about it. 😉
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  289. Life is too short and this world too cruel to live any way other than as authentic as you Anne. This is the best video I've seen all year and so, SO important. There is hope and comfort and balm in community.
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  290. I’m glad someone did a video like this. I am a lazy gardener this summer because this heat wave is too much. I am trellising as I go but I keep up with watering.
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  291. Your goat babies are absolutely adorable. So sorry for the loss of the one. Happy for you that the rest are thriving!
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  292. I'm a carrob and almond producer from Portugal. Learned a lot of new things in this video. Thank you and enjoy the miracle of nature 🙏
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  293. Getting better with every build. RIP Abbey.
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  294. Thank you for this! We’re gonna use the same techniques to build the perimeter of our garden.
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  295. Yes yes yes! This woman is NOT lazy, she’ probably ADHD which is why her video was so perfect for us ADHD folks! Thanks for pointing that out 🥰
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  296. God I love that someone is finally talks about community! I'm tired of the fear mongering and thanks for being the counter to the drama. May you continue to be blessed and continuing to spread the power of coming together
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  297. Forgery? Looks genuine to me...
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  298. Anne and Daniel … how timely. Many thanks!
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  299. For easier rotational grazing, every year, budget in a few more extra posts. Eventually, just leave the posts in place and re-route the wire from one set to another. Can also plant a few wooden posts with insulators attached each year. It's just a matter of remembering that just because the post is permanently set, doesn't mean the fencing is. With a proper grid of posts, you can route your fence between them in any pattern you like.
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  300. Absolutely BRILLIANT! Happy to see the "old" Anne is back in force, what a great video. Your garden sure doesn't look like it's been not watered much and definitely looks very healthy. Great tips with the tools and equipment, if you can't easily find stuff to do what you want, you ultimately get frustrated and move on. Wish there was some technique to teach the patience required to start and build such a garden for us now getting started. Have to take that tip and get something ontop of the soil in my small garden I'm now starting with our daytime 31C+ days we're getting.
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  301. I remember geese on my grandparents farm. They were by the driveway, no one could drive up and surprise them.
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  302. You know, I listened carefully to what you communicated. First, your dream is morphing faster than your plan and you've had to readjust your thinking as well as your approach to fulfilling your dream. OK. I remember my dream was to build a charter business and the boat builder forced my wife and I into bankruptcy. He ran off with our money. Who does that? Finally, one day I decided to bow my back, put my big boy pants on and start over. Things went great and then it happened again because I let someone in who I thought was trustworthy. Even my wife thought so. Well, he wasn't and we almost lost everything again but did lose my entire retirement at 57. That guy was finally convicted of fraud and money laundering and we started over again. I turn 65 this week. I am happy and I have the part of my dream that I have wanted for 30 years. A cabin on a lake in the middle of Alaska. It doesn't get any better. I do have a mortgage on it but that's fine. This weekend the cabin was full of grandkids and kids and snowmobiles with friends and family.. My point.....Life is life and plans are judged based upon their adjustability and adaptability. You, your family, your friends and your plan are fine. Believe in your dream and bow your back! Good luck and love to you and Adam
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  303. This really explains a lot about my childhood time on Vashon Island, Washington. It wasn't until adulthood that I learned about what was going on that caused my Dad to give up on the farm. We had one cow, Gumdrop. What you explain here is most certainly part of the reason, I realize now. Thank you. This actually has helped me in a way you probably didn't anticipate.
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  304. I don’t garden. Desire to. Can’t. Disabled. But enjoy you & your genius lazy gardening. Trust me when I say you have explained your lazy gardening in such a way that people should “get it”. No worries. You have ALWAYS explained it well. More than well. Thank you for sharing!
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  305. I got a truck load of mushroom spawn and spred it all over the garden,yard, and surrounding forest!
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  306. Glad you are doing all this and I just get to watch. What a lot of work! BTW, hot water freezes faster because the H2O molecules can form crystals ("ice") only in certain relative orientations. It is kind of a V-shaped molecule. The faster they move and bump into each other ("heat") the quicker crystals form because more of them click into the right relative orientations faster. Yeah, chemistry.
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  307. Blueberries will be absolutely fine, and in fact they will thrive, growing in woodchips.
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  308. I love the fact that you are as enthusiastic about all the projects and not one. I tend to do the same myself.
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  309. This is hands down the best ice cream recipe I've found. Change my mind! Also, since you're here, I think you'll like this too: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWNVttqlY0tV69ww5ihqUNZnTjw_vdX_v
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  310. You have some beautiful hogs there Anne. I'm convinced that the inventor of the bulldozer came up with the idea after watching pigs root.
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  311. 11:23 The 12 seasons of Tennessee LOL
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  312. I'm "lazy gardening" this year....got too much to do elsewhere while it grows 🤣 this is my second year at this property. Ready for it to maintain itself! Lol
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  313. "Little bit of water" -> proceeds to dump a full bucket😂
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  314. Baby animals are the cutest thing on the planet. This is just heart warming.
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  315. howdy ann, failures are not always failures they are learning how not to do something.
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  316. Love your honesty. You don’t pretend to know it all, but you actually do know a lot, because you are fearless and you’re having fun. (I hope you understand what I’m trying to say. It’s early.)
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  317. I was about to say the same thing, it's only a failure if you didn't learn anything.
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  318. I got two dwarf Nigerian chaos gremlins, a whether and his sister, for their ability to take down honeysuckle. They have been so good at it that I have to get more hay this year. My overgrown yard has never looked better. Everything Anne said was spot on!
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  319. I love this collaboration you guys have. He brings the technical knowledge expressed in a simple way, and you bring the common questions and thought process many people who are learning would have which is a great combination. And you both love what you are doing :)
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  320. It's a mind set -- think of how you can give your future self a gift ... do the preventive measures now so it's easier in the future
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  321. Haha I never write comments but I’m laughing at the type of viewers that feel the need to ‘correct’ or feel so triggered by ‘chard’ ? You are clearly doing what works for you and that’s what I like about the content. Viewers need to make informed decisions in their own areas and just enjoy your genuine commitment to healthy soil, animal welfare, and building food resilience in your environment/location. I’m in New Zealand so maybe I’m less bothered by some mistakes- Anne your honesty is awesome and good on you for correcting some mistakes and learning as you go! You rock!
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  322. Great video production Anne and Adam, love the tour and all the animals. Wonderful to see you and them all so happy and healthy.
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  323. Found your channel thru April Wilkerson and have not been disappointed. Did not realize how much you have done this past year. Great work!!!
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  324. "It's just gardening and it's supposed to be fun" is definitely what I 8 needed to hear. ❤😅
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  325. I have a 16 year old daughter that's an expert cinnamon roll baker. I don't have to make them or bake them, just hafta beg for them. :-)
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  326. I learn from your mistakes. For those that love to point out your mistakes, perhaps they can start a channel to show what it's like to be perfect. ❤ Keep being you. We all learn from you, and when each video is complete, most of us walk away having learned something and feeling just down right happy.
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  327. I know it is not sunshine and roses every minute of every day but I love the strategies and accomplishments that you manifest in life. This is THEE one channel that stays true to the theme put in place and I very much appreciate that it does. Many lessons learned. Your struggles turned into your strengths and became a valuable teaching tool. Thank you for all you the knowledge and friendship.
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  328. Oh my God I was like.... There's no way this lady doesn't have adhd cuz this sounds like all the hacks I do to get around my adhd. Also I highly recommend painting your tools really bright colors. Like neon pink. Also since my garden is in the front yard I keep a bunch of bins by the front door on a sofa table shelf that have all smallmy gardening supplies
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  329. My summer has mainly been processing a 3' dia. x 85' tall red oak that fell due to over saturated ground. 4 cords and still splittin'.
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  330. I’m blown away hearing you say that you felt dumb and you were afraid to teach. I’ve learned so much from you and I love the way you teach! Thank you for the wonderful videos.
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  331. If I kept gardening the way I used to back in the 90s, I would have quit long before now. I am too busy now to garden that way. Mulch, compost and such changed my life and made me “mostly- hands-off”. If you compare a tilled up garden to how we do it now-way different!!! It makes me think I’m “lazy” but I’m not. Love your videos!!!
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  332. I love your honesty, I hope this helps other farmer's make good decisions.
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  333. "because chickens suck" As someone who has about 30-40 chickens at any given time of the year on my farm, I can absolutely attest to that statement. Working on my mobile coop right now! Will have to watch that video for some ideas. Thanks for making great content!
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  334. Just retiring having been in the industry all my life and I found this video inspiring. Well done girls, fantastic job!
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  335. You love your aminals soooo much, Anne! I imagine/hope that most farmers do, but yours are particularly fortunate! I don't farm, but I love to learn. Great posts! Thank you!
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  336. Gorgeous chair, Anne! Sending lots of hugs and good thoughts to you; Abby was one lucky pup to be loved so much by your family.
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  337. Ha ha I have the same cat with almost identical personality... I'm not a cat person but mine is starting to grow on me :-) they are cuddly...keep up the great work Anne and by the way "There are no failures in life just rapid design changes"
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  338. “A bald eagle brought me lunch” —George Washington during his second term.
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  339. The way you explained compost in this video makes it make a lot more sense to me.
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  340. Lazy gardening but she’s one of the most hard working ladies on YouTube
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  341. You’re doing it all wrong! Start an hour later than you planned, don’t sharpen your tools, don’t waste time cleaning or organizing, planning ahead is a waste of time you know, stop and have a coffee and cigarette every 20 minutes or so and spend at least 30 minutes every day talking about how hard you work. I’ve been practicing this my whole life and seem to get better and better at it the older I get. Oh yea, I almost forgot, spend every Saturday morning watching Anne work instead of my shadow. There! My best advice! After I hit the like button I’m going out to the shop and try to get something done. Wish me luck.
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  342.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you ma'am!
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  343. Who needs a handyman when you could have a handyAnne
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  344. 1 clove = 1 head is the validation I’ve been looking for
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  345. The Black and White Cat is your little shadow . He's so cute and definitely loves you. Love your channel.
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  346.  @rainy_wish_studios  here's the thing. Goats know and trust who they know and trust. They know we are all different and it takes a few days to win them over. Sometimes months but it happens and dairy goats are the worst. But I always win them over. Goats are smart. Alpacas are quite possibly smarter yet and not very trusting. It has taken years to get 2 of the 3 to take a treat from my hand
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  347. Love how you kill your cilantro to get some more! 😁😁 My boys (2, 4 and 6) actually love veggies of all kind. But it can happen that they refuse it and tell an astounded grandparent they "don't like store bought cucumbers, only those from mama's garden" 🤣🤣 Just learning the way of lazy gardening, I get so much out of your videos! Thank you! Best wishes from Austria
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  348. Blueberries you stole from the forest. Honestly harvesting wild plants got me into gardening. Much easier to gather when they are just out in your yard.
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  349. 👍❤️😀 thank you for sharing a small amount of your personal life.
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  350. Seriously, this little tree had been through it since we planted it back in 2021. I felt guilty and hopeless and scared with all the mistakes I’d made, and finally got to the place where I could redirect that energy into humility, research, and measured action. I’m so grateful to these gifted and generous individuals for creating and posting this video for the world.
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  351. I don't know you guy's personally but I have to say I'm really glad to see that you both are trying to fix your problems within the marriage! Also it's impressive to see that Adam has tried to help you out around the farm and with the animals to the best of his abilities. Not only that but I hope and wish the both of you are able to overcome any problems or little niggles within the relationship and are able to stay together for many many more years to come. When you love each other anything is possible!!!. As alway's guy's 💯% 👍 🇬🇧. P.s. Adam just remember the farm side of the work wasn't something that comes naturally to you and not only did you do it impressively but the biggest thing to remember is that things could have gone far far worse than you thought possible, not only did you survive but so did each of the animals. 👏🙌
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  352. I love all the names of all the animals. 💜
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  353. We are also helping ourselves when we do this work. Not just by giving us food and beauty, but our physical and mental/emotional health, and our spiritual health can be improved via gardening. Trouble shooting, patience, and our ability to follow through with a task are improved. I am a brand new (first year) gardener, older, and have a disability. However, gardening has shown me and others that I am still able to do so much...I just need the help of others from time to time. That is not a bad lesson to learn, either. We all need a little help now and then. We can all give a little help now and then, too. Thanks, Annie, for helping keep some of the old ways alive! There is something to be said for the sense of community that gardening/shared interests bring. And the empowerment of learning to create things, rather than purchase them is fabulous!
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  354. She has good taste. Her shed conversion is one of the better ones I have seen.
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  355. I’m getting prepared to plant 15 King Mulberry trees. I propagated them from a bare root tree that I planted 3yrs ago.
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  356. I am a woodworker and the father of two young girls and although I am impressed but not surprised by you and your talent and drive, I would love an afternoon to speak to the parents of such a young woman. Clearly they got it right.
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  357. I LOVE MY WEEDS! They're so delicious and nurtritious, and medicinal! (at least for many of them) Lazy Gardening isn't quite an oxymoron, but a lazy gardener is still a hard worker. Cheers!
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  358. I’m sure it was staged but I LOVED ❤ that you addressed MULCH VOLCANOES up front in the teaser. Always hated seeing those, especially from real ‘landscapers’! This is the best video I’ve ever seen on planting and arranging the roots of a new tree! 🌳 This guy is a real treasure! (Well, you, too 😊 ) I enjoy all your content but this series is AWESOME! I agree with the other commenter who said hurry hurry hurry with the next part!
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  359. Great video, 25 years ago we started with 8 3mo nannies and through trial and error, advice, and learning, we got as high 44 at one time. It was a great experience for our kids, and the family. Your video did not talk me out of goating, but did hit on alot of the things we experienced. We initally trained our goats with a bell. For the first 5 days we kept them in the secure/barn/pen area, and rang the bell before we fed them. From then on, if we needed to catch them up or call them up, we rang the bell. Later on the noise of the chain saw would bring them running. From time to time i would cut branches from privet hedge/trees and they responded to the noise. Great memories, of lucy, Ethel, tbone,daisy, sandy, rebel, ellie mae & granny, and all their kids!
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  360. FACT - here in the UK the most important tool in the workshop is the kettle 😜
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  361. OMG, Anne is so cute... She's so excited about 3D printing. This video is awesome, for some reason!!!
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  362. Thank you for confirming my practices of procrastination and Hügelkultur, which basically means I dump all the old sticks, branches, leaves, sawdust, food scraps, and flower garden trimmings into my food garden every year. Going on 3 years of yummy food~:goodvibes:
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  363. I feel your pain Adam! My wife was out of town for 5 days and I had to manage the farm on my own and I had extreme anxiety that I was going to forget something. I always try my best, but there's always a nagging feeling that I've forgotten something and I'm hoping to never have a day where I find out there was a loss due to my failing memory. It's a lot to take on and you have all the respect in the world from me for supporting Anne's dreams.
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  364. So glad you didn't waste time watering or weeding, but went on vacay. You are even more zany and fun, idk how that's possible. I have to remember to steal the leaves and soil around any specimens I steal from natural settings; Anne told me to do it! LOL. Thanks for another fun video. I can't believe you chomped down on that hot pepper.....
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  365. BayyBeee GOAT! Do do do dooo =D
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  366. What kind of monster would down vote this video?
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  367. @miss_mish  Thank you. I also spread out seeds in bare spots to help coverage and rake them in. I like to mimic nature as much as possible.
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  368. I was about to leave to get some fruit trees and Anne had to release a new video. 😂 Thanks for this awesome video!
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  369. Anne, your energy, enthusiasm and smiles make this a fun video. Blessings to you.
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  370. The previous owner of my little farm left some tools behind. I didn't know what one of them was until I saw this video - now I know its a broadfork. Thank you, Anne!
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  371. I'm left with a warm heart after watching your video.
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  372. Is this the infamous no-dig comedy channel? This was hilarious.
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  373. Keep up the good work it’s worth it God bless
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  374. Yes, thank you! I just found your channel and as I watched this video I thought about how nice it would be to have my own workshop and land for gardening. I suffer from depression and have been in bed for the past week. I constantly doubt my ability to follow through with projects bc some days it’s all I can do to take a shower and feed myself. But, I keep on keepin’ on! Good for you on all that you have accomplished! Keep up the good work 💪🌱☕️🐄🌻. You have inspired me!
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  375. Buy a cheap bottle of baby powder and fill with DTE or save and reuse a spice container. I use both lawres seasoned salt container and a baby powder container for dusting chickens. Works great.
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  376. YESSSS!!!! I've been waiting for this one ever since you teased it! I realize the room for it on this channel may be limited, but I'm here for any tree content you want to put up!
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  377. Looks like your cat is addicted to you. 😂😂😂😂
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  378. My farmer-neighbour often reminds this city boy of a saying in farming... "If you have livestock, you'll have dead stock" ... it goes with the territory... deaths during birth, of pregnant cows and calves, pneumonia, diseases, accidents... predation from wild animals.. I personally have witnessed all of this myself, I sometimes wonder how they can keep going on, its not like they are making big money !!... 😕 I once witnessed a week-old calf excitedly run around a shed and run into a concrete wall, breaking his neck !! Just like that !! ...😥
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  379. I’ve always dreamed of building a tiny house for myself, how i wish I had your great skills . . I love the idea of building something with my own hands . . You’re awesome!
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  380. Hi Anne thanks for the information, couldn't have come at a better time. literally building a compost this weekend for the back garden. It's like you knew 😆
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  381. Beginning gardeners in more arid environments, you will need to set up drip irrigation to achieve Ann’s amazing lazy garden! Rain helps Ann achieve the laziness!
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  382. Well explained! April sent me! Subscribed!
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  383.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ash also contains potassium. That could be what your blueberries get out of it.
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  384. I'm so excited for my garden this year! Last year I experimented a lot and tried stuff even when I knew the condotions weren't perfect just so I could learn ❤ Now I have a years worth of seeds organized, my planting times charted and the garden beds (mostly) prepared. I also bought a monthly planner, not for planning but to use as a garden journal that's easy to reference next year so I can continue to learn and grow (pun intended 😂).
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  385. I like a little pasta with my garlic. My kinda girl!
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  386. Ah for the days when working on engines was sooooooooo simple!👍✌️😊🙏🏼
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  387. Great video, your explanation was as good as I’ve seen and heard others do the same thing. Making you on point and true. You do have a style. Keep up the great videos Mrs. Anne
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  388. Mental health: A great service your personal self disclosure and normalizing mental health. Bravo
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  389. I love Anne's personality. She makes my ADHD self feel at home lol.
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  390. thank you for all your content and a Dutch saying: the one who does not make any mistakes does nothing at all . Keep the videos comming, happy new year
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  391. Just drinking my coffee and watching this, feels like I'm walking round with you. Brilliant video, thanks!
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  392. Planting late is something that we're just now learning :-) We always waited for the weekend after the "last frost", but then a couple weeks later things die off from the cold! We're waiting until June to plant tomatoes this year!
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  393. I totally agree. I appreciate most, her being herself while telling us. 😊❤
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  394. Didn't see any failure here, just a prototype and progressive improvement and refinement. Pretty sure Monsieur Roubo didn't get his bench "right" first time off the blocks either ;) Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement!
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  395. @AnneofAllTrades  I too am a homesteader living off-grid in a yurt. Many have suggested I should make videos about the experience. I will not. While each experience is different and we can learn from each other, I do not wish to make how I am going about living my retired life fodder for an army of inspectors and bureaucrats. There are enough homesteading videos out there to give everyone an idea about it and yours are among the very best of the genre.
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  396. OMG! I am sitting at work and was taking a break looking for homesteading videos after purchasing 10 acres in Az. I am sitting here almost in tears! I completely resonate with everything you had to say. I just want to live this life more than anything right now. Being a country girl from CA this life is how I grew up. I now want this life for my girls. I am starting out with a vegetable farm and really want goats and chickens. Thank you so much for posting this video!!
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  397. Skillfully done and an amusing application of Buzz Lightyear. When I teach wood turning, I recommend using all common senses except taste. In this case, the carving sound tells a story about the wood, grain and the cutting edges even though it is behind the narration and music.
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  398. ​ @PazLeBon  Fear is unsustainable and can only motivate in the short-term for poor or deteriorating results - this is not the same as purpose. When fear is used on the farm, it can harm the health of the animals and cause more work than you needed or give you bad produce. When used in your town or community, it will make your relationships shallow and sow distrust. When used at home, it will harm everyone around you. All will see diminishing returns and burn out. Fear is not purposeful, it's short-sighted.
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  399. I for one have learned a lot from you. Thank you for being so honest and also for correcting mistakes. You are a great example of what is possible when we overcome our fears. Something else I find really encouraging!! 😊
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  400. “Lazy gardening” is working with nature. Love this 💚
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  401. Y'all girls or off the chain, y'all have showed me how to build a house, thank you
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  402. Saying a cheery hello from Townsville North Queensland Australia 😊 it is 4.06am here. Just finished work and watching you while winding down 😊😊
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  403. Reading all the comments and I agree with everyone here. You’re cute, funny, knowledgeable and hubby and I learn so much from you. Thank you for what you are doing to help people get out there and grow stuff! ❤
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  404. She handles the Karen's with so much grace. We appreciate and admire YOU, Anne, the lifelong learner - Dakota & Angela
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  405. I love that you promote the use of mushrooms in the garden.
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  406. This is very inspiring. I enjoyed watching the step by step progress. There’s something about watching women do the build that gets me motivated to do my own build. Your mom gave you excellent advice....choose your friends wisely. So important in how your life turns out. You girls are too cool for words! ❤️
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  407. School of All Trades - I like it. Kind of catchy!
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  408. I also raise rabbits and use the poop and straw directly in my garden. Both as a top dressing on my beds but also when I put in new plants. Thank you for telling people about using the poop directly. Many online sources say you have to compost it or turn it into tea. It wastes so much time and energy. Love your channel.❤
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  409.  @AnneofAllTrades  algorithms indeed. I figured it was a way to draw in. Everything about your suggestions and demeanor was kind and compassionate. So glad I stumbled on your channel.🧠🌿🎍❤️
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  410. That... Should work. I only have basic experience splicing citrus and walnut, but the genetics that come with the donor stalk definitely persist after being spliced into the base plant. Very excited to see if pawpaw will take to it too!
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  411. I don’t plan on composting anytime soon but I enjoy watching your videos! Keep up the awesome work 😎👍
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  412. I live in the suburbs and couldn’t even consider a goat, but I just loved all of the details that have gone into your thoughtful and detailed report about goats. Amazing!
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  413. I loved this video! You are so funny while being informative! Thank you for making my day! I love your farm!
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  414. Nice job. Think I'll do the same for my deer proof fence. Congrats on your new help.
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  415. I just found your channel after you did a collab with Goldshaw Farms. You talk to your animals the way I talk to mine and its so satisfying.
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  416. Thank you for being so open and clear about such topics. I don't know how often I heard: "You could sell that!" Well, maybe. "You could make money!" most definitely not.
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  417. I am not a goat herder, but this was fascinating. There seem to be more health and welfare responsibilities than being a house pet owner. Thanks for all of the knowledge and tips.
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  418. 👌 totally with you on keeping the tools out! I don't have much spare time, so I like to keep mine out. My husband hates it but I'm like I am running a farm/business, YouTube channel, & working full time!?! I need to take some shortcuts now & then! 😂
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  419. This also put a huge smile on my face! Fuel & spark are the two basic things needed to run an engine. I have always maintained that teens should have to maintain a 20 year old car for several years before they are allowed to own a new one.
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  420. Ha Ha...my cat once killed a huge rabbit..and since she doesn't eat rabbits...I did. It was great.
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  421. Cat seems to be steeling the show lol
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  422. I like using my bread knife to do uncapping. Just rinse it off when it gets gummed up. We have a hot knife that's made for it, but the bread knife seems to work better for me.
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  423. I took care of goats for several clients... and they were my worst animal to have to care for. They are the CUTEST but everything you warned about is so true. And i love that you are very educated in land management, animal science, and have figured out how to have a full time job with it all. Super admirable!!!
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  424. The fact that it looks so very accessible makes me unbelievably excited - if I can roll in with my wheelchair, I will absolutely be coming to learn something from you, one day. The school is going to be so worth it all, in the end.
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  425. It is so great to see you and your husband working together as a team and it all came out so perfectly, perfect. Give yourself and your loved ones more credit in the future and the tears will lessen and joy will magnify.
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  426. Toute cette énergie, toutes ces connaissances, toute cette passion, tout cet amour du vivant, tout ce naturel à la caméra et, en plus, cet irrésistible sourire, vous êtes une belle personne dans tous les sens du terme. Une vidéo qui fait du bien rien qu’à la regarder. Merci! 😉🐐
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  427. This is in response to the first comment. Thanks for all the info Anne, I love it.❤
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  428. Very wise.... and refreshing to hear. "Modern life is transactional not relational.." nailed it.
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  429. Thank you for this video. I am a lazy gardener, too, although a better word is probably efficient. This company’s soil testing seems a lot easier than the one I have used. I may try them.
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  430. I like everything about your 800,100 animals,and above all,your sense of humour and Lucy.
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  431. You and April are awesome women
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  432. Most satisfying video on YouTube! Loved your farm and all buddies there
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  433. It's a journey and we're all constantly learning new things. Thank you for sharing what you've learned from your garden.
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  434. Your cadence and intellect has somehow wrestled my ADHD into submission- literally watched this whole thing, never would have thought it possible for me 🤯🤯🤯
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  435. Anne of All Hats!
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  436. I love this channel because as someone with ADHD, it's like every BIT of it resonates to that feeling of "ok...well that way works for YALL but imma need to make a different and better way for me and my brain" Like my whole life I had to do some weird way that was optimal but other people thought it was impossible or illogical... Yeah for them Edited to add: Fuck the no-nuance Nellies who made you feel like you have to defend your methods. How daft can people be???
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  437. SO many words come to mind: tenacity, resilience - what a learning curve and what a legacy! Well done.
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  438.  @AnneofAllTrades the very reason I add Vit C to my son’s bath water - get rid of that chlorine. Love your channel for so many reasons, please keep the content coming ❤
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  439. I always say “A weed is just an unloved flower”
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  440. YOU GIRLS ROCK!
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  441. Great idea with the mushroom spawn!
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  442. Anne, you are the happiest wood worker on YouTube. Excellent job!
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  443. 100% spot on.! These practices reduce the labor to maintain the garden, and increase your bandwidth to make observations re plant health and pests while also increasing the enjoyment. "Efficient smart gardening" aka "lazy gardening" as practiced by the best! Other ones I've done, which is more on the garden layout/infrastructure layout aspect: 1) multiple entrances to a gated garden (both the standard 4' width for a person or small garden wagon and the larger 6' or 8' width to fit a tractor or other machinery), and 2) multiple spigot/water access points, if possible. In areas where there is limited water/drought, this may not be feasible. Frost free spigots if you can in areas this makes sense.). Wrangling long hoses or carrying buckets of water and watering cans leads to overuse of limbs and joints (repetitive strain injuries) and also wasted energy that could be better spent elsewhere. Not everyone can afford/build these ideas in. But if you can, they are worth considering.
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  444. I love that April is just chilling in the background like she lives there
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  445. Buy the biggest fence charger that you can. The big chargers kill the weeds.
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  446. I learned as a kid, 40 years ago, how to do patches to trousers using fabric from older trousers. It has saved my husband's trousers time and time again, but now I do them from the inside, reinforcing the fabric before there is a hole. Invisible patches.
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  447. I love it… same here full time very little time left… but I try my best to garden and keep up with everything… really enjoy gardening. Watching your videos keep me motivated. Thank you 🙏🏻 ❤
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  448. School of All Trades is an amazing concept! Keep going!!
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  449. Adorable overalls!
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  450. Good grief, good lord, wholly tolitto this was inspiring and makes me want to get rid of lots of things and build again, stronger, simpler, more original focusing on the older style of true nordic craftsmanship with tools from the past that look so beautiful. Interesting how all the tools today have no aesthetic beauty but although useful they just don't compare to the older tools and materials that are timeless and sexy, real and raw :) Anyway I am glad I found your channel for inspiration. :) The saw dust bottle was a lovely touch and the tool box from the days of grandpa...
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  451. Ann, Few people in this generation want to live on a small farm and raise animals and maybe chickens it is just way to much work. If a person was raised on a small farm and then decides to continue the life style it is much easier, they already know how much time it takes day to day to keep the farm functioning. I was raised on a small farm in the 1950s and 60s so I know how much time it takes to make it work. I do not know when you decided to take up this life style but you seem to be very knowledgeable as to what it takes to keep a farm going. This is what America was like from the early years of it's founding , most people lived pretty close to the earth then the modern era came. In the videos of Ukraine, Russia and other Eastern Block Countries on the evening news so much lately, small farm living, cows, chickens and cattle are still very common and in much of the Third World. Enjoyed your big smile and cheerful presentation and keeping a way of life alive that is mostly part of our past.
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  452. Cool concept for your garden - you go girl. Stay safe.
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  453. I could never imagine life without my goats. They bring so much joy to me. BUT your right Anne, not everyone should get them. They are ALOT of work. I am retired, and I could not imagine caring for goats, properly, if I had to leave my home to work. I also do not make money from them. They are essentially my hobby. As you mentioned, thanks to 2020. The market it oversaturated. They are not a good financial source for a small farm.
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  454. Excellent video as a former owner of small herd of goats I thought your advice was excellent; I miss my goats but as a 70 year old widow it not realistic anymore. Sold the last one that survived coyotes he sired a kid before his death; goats are a joy and a challenge 😂
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  455. Like before watching video. Cose im sure it worth it 👍
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  456. April is so skillful. Perfect team work. well done ladies. Looking forward to seeing the interior setting of this tiny house.
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  457.  @AnneofAllTrades  absolutely!! You’re such an inspiration!!🙌🏼
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  458. This is best start to my Saturday morning, your videos that is.
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  459. Apple pie,vanilla ice cream and a cup of fresh coffee is my idea of heaven!! Alas,I buy Mrs.Smiths.
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  460. 😂
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  461. The watermelon curlicue tip alone is worth the price of admission 😊
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  462. Very informative! My husband has always wanted a goat. I’m gonna show him this video.
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  463. Just grounded, real, golden truth. Thank you for sharing and saving us and our livestock from our ignorance.
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  464. Thank you Anne for sharing. Your positive energy is contagious! 🥰
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  465. As a fellow zone 7b gardenerd, I'm BEYOND THRILLED to find your channel!!
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  466. I use mulched leaves on my beds around my plants. I mow the leaves and dump it in a location I can scoop from. The bottom is usually back to soil by the time I get to it.
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  467. Anne asking for more clarification & summarizing info and her silliness... She's just so great <3
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  468. I have a desk job in front of a computer - when the weekend comes, I get doing things with my hands. It clears the head, is good for the mental health and gives you personal purpose. Great video!
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  469. It’s just what nature does’…. So true. A truck load of wood chip and leaf littler turned the cement and dust of my place into the best place I’ve ever grown on. 4, years is how long it took me too. Well done 👍🏻
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  470. amazing to see what can be done when you put your mind to it ( and your muscles) :)
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  471. Ouch. That is a very strong message. Especially coming from a someone with your profile / experience. Resonates deeply. Thank you for sharing!
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  472. We're new to Tennessee and you've already provided so much good info!! Thank you for a wonderful video!
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  473. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  totally get your intention/point but the word you may be looking for is "naturalized"! A species can be both naturalized and invasive, for example Himalayan blackberries here in the PNW or European/western honeybees in the US. "Native" has a fairly specific meaning ecologically so I think there will definitely be a lot of watchers who think it's important to differentiate Love your videos by the way
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  474. My father was a machinist by trade, he had a saying that when you finish a job, if you don't see 10 things that you could have done better, you are in the wrong profession.
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  475. Thank you for chasing down the piggy and giving him a share ! ❤😊❤
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  476. Dolly Parton says: "You didn't want this screen here, did you?"
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  477. I love that two of my favorite creators are BFF"s!
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  478. Three cheers! Yes, I built up the family Hobby Farm gardens, designed and chistled timbers into timberframe barn, then decided "hey!? what am I going to do with an empty barn!?" So I bought 1 mama and 1 baby Nubian goats. They were super. Mama provided the next round of 5. I immediately realized I was then way over population for their pen and run size. The dairy goats turned into meat goats :( . The next generations of goats were very healthy until I rescued a miniature fixed buck... he apparently came with a mild condition that went viral when he tried to mix into the established heard. Then that entered my goat area soil, and it never terminated. Only perpetual diatomaceous earth diet and the season rounds of injection medications would quell the ailment, but never obliviated it. The herd numbers had to remain balanced. The buck odor had to be tolerated. I loved caring for them for some 14 years, but when feed prices skyrocketed, my time was further strained, then I had to end the herd. Drats... If any readers doubt if they should get some goats, then I say emphatically "NO!" However, if any readers are most assured that they will put forth the time and effort that Anne and family are doing, then it is emphatically "YES!!"
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  479. You're so awesome Anne! Who thinks otherwise must be a troll. Don't feed them. They probably never planted a single plant.
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  480. Honey... I don't have goats because they taught me to swear, and I can NOT keep them contained. BUT... when I had them, I was quite happy to EAT the babies, albeit at 12 months old.. so never am I left with animals I can not get rid of.
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  481. Like you I trusted a crooked builder who not only took my money - big dummy me - but never did the work. Took him to court and won where he then disappeared. Seven years later I am almost finished doing the job myself. Not as big of a loss as you took by any means, but being taken advantage of hurts to say the least.
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  482. You are so cool, Anne! The bee’s knees. 😀 Also, Lucy is such a good helper!
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  483. I love this idea of transferring the old chips to the beds and then putting new chips in the patches!
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  484. For those of us that live in cold climates, the fact that chard can stay alive all winter in a greenhouse to give fresh greens when everything else around it is dead, is amazing. It also has a naturally salty flavor that is enjoyable, even fresh on a sandwich.
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  485. Goats make the best barbacoa, Quesabirria is amazing.
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  486. Having a phd in YouTube watching for gardening and woodworking I have to say this was one of the more pleasurable and informative videos I’ve seen. Very insightful and will be adapting the layered raised bed with cardboard in my own garden. Also in 7b zone. And yes, those guineas are great for tick elimination but never shut up bragging about it. They can also be suicidal as I’ve seen them curse out a pair of red tail hawks. Well,, at least I don’t have to listen to all the bragging any more.
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  487. What a wonderful space! Very cozy. I love that you always have animals around you ; )
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  488. I'm sitting here in tears at this video. I'm thankful for your honesty. Some parts of life are so hard and sharing them with someone else just makes it easier. I feel so isolated but I'm surrounded by many. Left the big city and trying to gather knowledge and funds to buy our own place, while raising a family, supporting aging parents and trying to make new friends in a new place. Life sure does have some steep roads. Love the message in this video. Thank you for sharing this valuable advice.
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  489. Metal shop is looking great! I'd say you nailed it. Thanks for sharing!
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  490. Thanks!
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  491. Wait, you're ambidextrous? That's not fair ;-). Nice explanation of sawing technique!
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  492. What perfect timing, Hannah and I have a garden plot in great need of this information.
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  493. What an eye opener! Had no idea and I was considering goats. Thank you so much!
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  494. Anne, I LOVE IT! You are HILARIOUS and so down-to-earth. Thanks for sharing AND showing pics of the creepy crawlies. A very interesting video. Seems like you covered it all! Blessings to you!
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  495. One thing I’ve learned since I started watching content on YouTube is that everybody has an opinion and some are nasty or know-it-all. I see so many content creators defending themselves due to comments they have received. Anne you put out awesome videos, don’t worry about what all those nay-sayers think. Loved this video…keep’m coming 🤣
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  496. Im Thai American who lived in China for 5 years as a kid and I was surprised I understood! 🍻
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  497. New fan. The donkey 😂😂😂😂. Garden is stunning. Sending support, love, and kindness from Lexington, Michigan, USA
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  498. Youtube recommend this and I clicked it out of curiosity, and OMG I DO NOT REGRET IT. This is the video I didn't know I needed! Thank you!! This should be taught in schools!
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  499. Quick ginger trick. Use a spoon to "peel" the ginger; it is far faster and safer than a knife. Cheers.
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  500. Such a beautiful circle of life
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  501. Ann... Yes. I GOT MINE FROM HOME DEPOT... bought the same one and had a cherry and thought it was a mini plum. Surprise.
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  502. The two little calf are so cute, the blue is a special color 💚
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  503. This is what I needed as a ADHD mom of 4. The out of sight out of mind thing seemed to be my biggest issue. If I don't see it I forget it exists. Thank you XD
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  504. Hey Anne Beuatifull video I luv the way your animals are your lovely pets. When I grew up on my parents farm we had hundreds of animals mostly cows and sheep so it was very hard to have them as pets. We had stock horses and cattle/sheep dogs. I loved the orphan lambs and calves but it was a business as my father often reminded me. Being a young girl I often became way too attached to them. My father was very much a horse man. We had stock horses show horses and jumpers we even had an ex New Zealand race horse. Riding him was like driving a Ferrari, I rode all of them. I loved all our horses from a Shetland pony fairly nasty little horse to our quarter draft horse probably the most docile horse alive. Anyway I would have loved to have your pets growing up. Your videos bring back a lot of my young happy memory to me. Thank you so much💋 Ashleigh💖
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  505. You accomplish so much. Keep going Anne, keep going.
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  506. Finding you is a blessing!
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  507. Very good video thanks for your clear language I'm Egyptian and I understand you
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  508. Here I go hitting the like button again !
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  509. I love how you defeated the complaints from the HOA members! LOL😂
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  510. From 6:27-6:37 I have no idea what you said. 🐱
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  511. Good answer! I love the sturdiness for cattle n tight enough for goats!
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  512. Thanks for making me smile, Anne. I needed to feel better this morning. LOVE your channel!
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  513. Nothing like a cozy “she shop”. You rock woman. Love the fuzz butts too 😄
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  514. I've started using baskets for my piles. It helps my tidy partner feel like the house is not in disarray while I can still see the contents and come back to them.
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  515. I absolutely can relate to you and this video brought a smile to my face. I am 3 years removed from the corporate world. Been learning how to drive tractors, bale hay, garden, grow and process chickens, and now homeschool my children. I love to learn but sometimes am lazy towards the garden. I always felt bad about that but you just helped me with this video. God bless
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  516. Don't be afraid to ask for help. My wife and I would fly to TN to help. We believe in you and support you 💯
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  517. Great to see you back again, I love the Alpacas
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  518. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  I doubt that. I see you as being one very awesome friend. And I'm sure many would cherish you as a friend. I love your personality and openness in all things. I wish I had friends with to do the crazy things you do . Keep strong. I pray your channel takes off even more.
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  519. Because of course alpaca cookie cutters!! Love it! And oh my gosh the kittens!!
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  520. Thank you for the video , a lot of very good information that people just don’t share when you’re just starting a small ranch .
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  521. We love You Anne and thanks for sharing all the tips n tricks! The garden is as beautiful as you are! 😉
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  522. April is AWESOME ☺
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  523. I thought I was the only one getting soil from the hilly woods. Some of the best soil to use
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  524. Empty parmesan shaker works well.
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  525. This is what we call LEARNING. Huge respect for doing this video. People who expect spoon-fed ready-made 'advise' ... will never survive out there. Experimenting, adjusting and even failing sometimes is part of the story. This is the only way. THANK YOU! <3
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  526. I just want to say what a breath of fresh air you to me during a very difficult time in my life. I have the biggest garden I have ever had this year and I hope to incorp more lazy method as I grow my space. I just wanted to say "Thank You Anne". God bless.
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  527. And with Everclear, you can make Apple Pie Moonshine! lol
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  528. Same, I actually now don't subscribe to people on YouTube who only put out videos that are negative, can we just have some people with happy titles, thumbnails and a positive outlook.
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  529. Misshapen cucumbers still great for my fav Tequila drink. TEQUILA Eastside Cocktail 3 slices Cucumber 6 Mint Leaves 2 oz. TEQUILA 3/4 oz. Simple Syrup (sugar / water at 50/50 dissolved) 1 oz. Lime Juice fresh Crush cucumber and mint with the lime juice - add everything else, strain into glass with ice.
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  530. Thanks for explaining that all that makes a lot of sense. Thank you.
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  531. Can't believe I'm sitting here super excited about getting out tomorrow morning and prune our old pear tree and young plum tree. 😅😍
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  532. Spoon whittling, donkey training, you really are an Anne of all trades!
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  533. Being a quilter I really enjoyed seeing the block on your barn. I also learned a vast amount about pruning trees. Thank you so much.
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  534. You two Crack me up. Love watching y'alls videos.
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  535. wow, what is that wire cutter? 6:49 edit: found it: "18-Gauge Rotating Head Offset Shear" wow, that's neat!
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  536. Спасибо за мудрость и знания. Я понял твои слова из предыдущего видео о том что действовать нужно из любви а не от страха и это открыло для меня новое понимание жизни.
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  537. Those look great! 😍 Awesome work Anne, Isaac, and Ashley! 😃👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻👊🏻👊🏻 ...... Being that they're married, I kinda knew going in, that it wasn't going to be a one nightstand video! 😉😁
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  538. Hahaha. My ENTIRE chicken run is thickly covered in cucamelons that volunteered from last year. SO many cucamelons! Haha, and very cool and happy chickens.
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  539. At the start of the first video I thought they wouldnt use it for a house. More like a shack. When i learned about the mother I was so glad they were doing it. I FINALLY GOT NOTICED BY SOMEONE 😊 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😃😃😄😃😘😄😁
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  540. Me too. Made me wish I had done that with my dad's shop.
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  541. My jaw dropped when I saw that it was you playing the music. You have been truly blessed with an abundance of talent! Would love to hear more of your music. Thanks for sharing.
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  542. Happy for you, maybe April will come sometimes to help you ....Grtzzz from Belgium !
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  543. You can offer zoom classes. Its secure. Start at basics. Some people don't know how to use a tape measure, hold a screw driver.
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  544. I love your videos! I started watching you five years ago for the woodworking and now also for the homesteading!
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  545. So glad you put this out there. You are not alone! We've had a couple similar, and very expensive, experiences. This let me know that I have good company!
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  546. Yeeehaaa, Anne is back :-D
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  547. I love the idea of mixing the seed. Going to have to try that one in at least half my garden to experiment. ;). I did plant my tomatoes early because I hate working in the heat. Oh well.
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  548. Behind every great builder, there's always a pupper
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  549. What an amazing woman. Wonderful that she is there to be a support to the Mama’s
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  550. Agreed. Thought the same thing
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  551. Eagle flys by, drops a yummy dinner off for you and you know how to clean it because you worked on a fishing boat for years. Lol. You actually are the most fascinating woman in the world. ✌🏽
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  552. There's no such thing as failure; only more data.
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  553. Love your channel! It's a huge goal to buy a home with acreage next year, and meanwhile I'm doing my best to 'city-stead, and learn all I can about the things I plan to do once God blesses me with the homestead I'm dreaming of.
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  554. I want to be you when I grow up lol. But really your lifestyle is goals and I can’t wait to reach that point ❤️❤️❤️
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  555. Great instructional video. Don't be down on yourself for what you did not know. I'm amazed at two things about you. What you DO KNOW and your amazing bravery to step out into the unknown.
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  556. So many good tips here Anne! There are many more I could add but I'll just focus on the most important ones for you personally. I've been watching every video (fully) that you've made over the past few years and from what I see I must say that you've become a more wholesome person, by doing all this that you mentioned. I'll point out three things that I think everyone else could also benefit from: a) You understand the value of a healthy work-life balance b) You're so brave by being vulnerable and open to show your mistakes and "failures" c) You actually enjoy the process of "doing chores" So, just keep going, you're doing GREAT and take it easy dear ♥
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  557. I'm just starting my own food garden this year. I'm happy to see that my very lazy sprinkling of seeds across carefully prepared garden beds is a perfectly valid technique.
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  558.  @uarestrong76  neon colors are a great idea, I also tend to put reflective tape on mine so if (when) they get lost, I can just go out looking for them with a flash light, works every time :) funny enough, nowadays I find my stuff more easily in the dark, than in the day!
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  559. Love love love this video. ❤️ Not only is this SO SO practical and helpful and also hilariously uplifting, but it makes feel so less alone in my battle against pests!
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  560. I kinda liked B&W clip...
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  561. Going to have to save this video for later cos me and my 8yo daughter are in the wood looking for some potential spoon blanks
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  562. Want to make your own pizza from scratch? https://youtu.be/NC80tziDmFI
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  563. Loved the tone of this. (Plus, it made me want to go back and review some of the original videos that I missed.) I find comments very helpful as they give me a sense of community, but I hope these seemed well-intentioned to you, otherwise they would be counterproductive. I try to see if people have made a point I might make before posting in any comments. There's no value in piling on.
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  564. "Now, there seems to be no sign of intelligent life" 😂😂bwahahahahahahaha😂😂 Lost my s#!t on that one, cracked me up! Nice tut and carve by the way. 👍🏽
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  565. I am so thankful I found your channel and your website. I have just learned tons and tons. I’m up in Spokane Washington a long way from Tennessee but much of what you talk about. I can do in my little backyard. Thanks so much for the inspiration.
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  566. Great tour, Anne. Thank you very much.
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  567. Wow, what a fountain of information. Thanks, Carson!
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  568. Yes I’ve seen others say this in the comment, great to see you back! I’ve been looking for your videos.
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  569. They were the best of livestock, they were the worst of livestock.
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  570. You are an amazing animal caretaker. And the animals seem to adore you. Good vibes.
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  571. There is no guesswork involved in sharpening chains! He explained it very clearly at the beginning. This is the only video that I've seen that explains it logically from a professionals point of view! Every other one I've seen has been from a non professional view!
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  572. Vampires, mosquitoes, potential lovers 😂👏👏👏
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  573. This lady is awesome!
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  574. Yes! Wow! She’s a great American example for everyone. Beautiful work. Labor of love.
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  575. You're the best! Also, sharing that you deal with anxiety and depression is EXTREMELY helpful, as it lets other sufferers know that we can homestead as well. For myself, acquiring homesteading skills truly helps my mental health and gives me purpose. Your channel is incredible and so are you. Thank you! Love from Croatia!
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  576. I'm so glad you made a followup! The original was the first video of yours' that I ever saw, suggested to me because I had been watching videos about tree care. More recently, I discovered Daniel's own channel independently, but for the same reason. Looking forward to the videos on planting and root collar maintenance!
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  577. "Third half of the building" reminded me of the Click & Clack from CarTalk. "We'll have a new puzzler in the third half of the show!"
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  578. I always learn so much from these videos, but I admit I laughed out loud at "clean up bull" Thanks for sharing.
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  579. Yes. In Dale Carnegie class they said "Practice makes better!"
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  580. Awww, I had a couple of dwarf wethers as pets - a little training as babies and they ended up being great with our little kids (even though they would butt heads with each other until they bled!). They were the best pets we ever had.
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  581. So happy to come across your channel! We moved to the northern section of the Cumberland Plateau in TN 2.5 years ago and love it here but also struggling to get my fruit trees and blueberries going. Looking forward to learning from you. Thanks so much for all the great tips.
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  582. I love April Wilkerson's channel, and I assume this is why youTube suggested yours to my account. I look forward to checking out your content! If this video is any indication of what I can expect... I'm going to have a blast exploring your creative videos ;)
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  583. the cat is inspecting the ground ! the foreman cat!me i hope this year gonna better for tomatoes :) nice work Anne !
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  584. I absolutely love your personality Anne, the way you explain things. My 25-year-old has just shown an interest in growing her own food, and I will definitely tell her to watch your videos.
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  585. Me as I pull mint out of all my other plants to dry for tea. 🤣
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  586. As a teacher, it makes me so sad that you spent a portion of your life feeling dumb. You are my go-to for garden info because you’re so good at teaching! There are a lot of gardening videos out there but most people don’t have the patience, wit, & relatability that you have. You give clear, but detailed info in a way that makes sense. So PLEASE never feel like you aren’t enough because you’re someone that many of us look up to!!
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  587. Thank you for this video. I knew that daffodils are good to protect the trees from wild animals so I started to plant some around my fruit trees, now I will transplant also the strawberry plants that are too many in my garden under some plum trees.
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  588. I use a style of gardening called, plant once, eat forever. I don’t know if it’s a ‘thing’ but it’s what I do as I am mega lazy and an engineer by trade. So, in two of my beds I grow Jerusalem Artichokes. Two weeks back I just chop and drop. That, with the leaf fall, gives me a great nutritional winter soil protector. My polytunnel is a different beast, obviously, where I allow anything and everything to grow over the winter months alongside my Tree Collards and i’ll then pull out what I don’t want ready for the tomatoes and peppers end of Spring.
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  589. It's so refreshing to see someone who explains their thought process and gives us the details. So many videos are just music and we don't get into the mind of the artist. Well done!
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  590. I adore you Anne, in the most platonic way possible : ) Good morning, from Australia ❤
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  591. Heal well and thank you for sharing while you are healing.😊 Great info!
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  592. Can we get Anne to 1Mil before year end?
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  593. These young women are awesome!! They need to be recognized all over the world lol 👋☺great video ❤
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  594. 🎉 Thank God I finally found another person who wants to garden naturally like me. You my lovely lady or as rare as a southern eclipse during Northern lights and definitely a breath of fresh air to my old tired grumpy eyeballs.
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  595. Great first step in restoring the land. Love the lawn mowers. :-)
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  596. Oh Anne..what a great message. ❤❤Well done my friend 👏
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  597. I would highly highly recommend taking Marty McGee Bennett's camelidynamics training. My husband and I went from a similar situation every month to me being able to do it own my own without a single spit or fight. She is the alpaca whisperer and can help you be one too! You will be happier and so will they.
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  598. That looks great, good you were there to help out
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  599. I agree with what you said about cover crops accept one kind. I live by the Wisconsin Illinois border and need a good cover crop. My answer was Austrian peas. They add nitrogen all winter long and simply cutting them in the spring gives you instant mulch still high in nitrogen. They don’t come back once you cut them. I love your tips.
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  600. When a buddy brought his battery chainsaw on a camping trip I was won over. No need for a big saw when you’re just making firewood from small downed trees.
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  601. I could print my own parts!!! That's pretty cool!!
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  602. Just what I needed to plan my (lazy) Labour Day gardening! Imagonna soak some peas tonight and broadcast a medley of spinach, radish, carrots, whatever after I clear the goutweed from my raised bed in the morning. (It's been lying fallow these 4 years since the COVID distracted me.)
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  603. This is one of the funniest educational videos I've seen. I love the openness to learning from past decisions. Learning what you're doing now thoroughly when you take on a project really benefits you greatly by time saved from not having to fix things that set you back big time 🍵🌈🙏
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  604. I really like your videos; I dont have the means to be a responsible large animal owner; so I enjoy watching you. The information is great and fascinating. Thank you and Adam for making this video.
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  605. Hey Anne. Every time I see one of your videos I like you more and more. Love from Scotland!
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  606. These are genius tips. I'm definitely going to improve our gardening quality of life by implementing some!
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  607. Anne! Thank you for another fabulous video! This was super informative, interesting, and amusing. I love love love how you repeat the important info to clarify (I do that too lol!). I wish you an abundance of fruit from these trees :)
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  608. Extremely well done! This is one of the clearest and most interesting explanations of pruning that I've seen. Thanks! (and good job Anne of letting go of your precious ones...)
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  609. I don't have land or raise animals, but this is a very informative video. thanks! Nice to have a company donate a mower! Good for you.
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  610. Jeffrey got that dawg in him.
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  611. Thanks for existing! Also to the Youtube community!
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  612. Beautiful! Well done! Love listening to you and learning right along. You are a great speaker, teacher, clarifier, talented instructor. Blessings to you! Love your vocabulary.
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  613. Great chair......May the Schwarz be with you.
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  614.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you. I'm going around collecting everything you said to collect like a mad woman. I put a article on a free site online and everybody's helping me up I appreciate the advice
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  615. Pizza was invented as a way to use leftover dough (for bread), veggies and cheese on communal breadbasket day where the village lighted the community oven. At the end of baking day, last leftover wood from te pile was burned to get it extra hot and village brought their leftovers to make a shared pizza meal
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  616. Love the nod to Oh Canada! I learned at a young age to respect the geese. Or get goosed! Great video!
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  617. Lady, you are just all kinds of inspiring!
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  618. Getting out and getting my hands in the dirt has always been my therapy so I understand but I didn’t know it helped with serotonin levels!! Thank you i love your content
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  619. Why do you make some of the most engaging ad breaks in my subscription list? They feel relevant and genuine, and they blend in (almost) seamlessly. Honestly, I have mixed feelings about that (Capitalism and stuff), but it's still a testament to your skill and artistry.
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  620. Trust me those cows barely felt the needle and won't remember it the next time they go there. All they will remember is where the food was.
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  621. Love the video. Your wedding picture was so beautiful!!!
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  622. Sign up for the Time Management Cohort we're running to fine tune my book before it goes to print! https://homesteadliving.com/tackle-any-project/?utm_source=anneofalltrades&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=AEX-TAP-2024-05
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  623. There is so much more to taking care of fruit trees than I ever imagined. Thank you for the excellent education
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  624. Im so happy you made a video. I've been wondering where you were. I'm knee deep in my compost and still fighting ants. Just went and got a truck load of green material from the neighbors cow pasture. About to see if this helps.
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  625. The fact that goats are browsers is exactly why I like starting with them on a new wooded property. They are great at clearing underbrush and creating a pasture. Once the goats have done their job, I prefer to move on to sheep or cattle.
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  626. Hey, who cares what “they” say haha! I just noticed today, the LIQOUR STORE HAD A BUNCH HAHA!! But have to say lotsa ink
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  627. Wow. A link to that soil test would be great - im working hard un eastern Tennessee to turn shallow dirt/shale into soil. Yeah, we have clay too, but no real soil... Im using goats, chickens and muscovy ducks in my endeavors, but still having to fight with family members anout keeping the ground covered! I do finally have a small spot that ive had full control over for the winter, and finally able to start covering the cover crop with goat mulch/waste hay. I have a feeling that MY spot will be the best in production, even though it gets quite a bit of summer shade. The main garden has been bare all winter, despite my insisting it get covered with.. ANYTHING. Its currently looking sad, all compacted and bare 😢 Why isnt it covered? Well because, the seeder apparently doesnt do well over mulch 🙄 I guess the proof of a failure croo last year, when going against my ideas, wasnt proof enough. Another year of barely growing anything (in an ideal spot!) should prove interesting...
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  628. Some of us DID get your chard humor & chuckled! It's like someone telling me arugula is yummy when it tastes like soap to me! !!But being an organic gardener for 49 (!!!!!) years, & living fairly close to you, we may hear back from you yet again on your roly-poly surmising once you've lived here a few more years. I have a ton of mistakes to learn by, too, one being the use of the chunky wood chips like in your videos. They may be ok for the very bottom filler of a raised bed but oh my, you are inviting trouble! I have literally ringed my little peppers & tomatoes with it, thinking too rough for slugs, snails & rollies. NOT. It is a MAGNET to draw more of them! And if you wake up super early, you will see them climbed up on said plants having breakfast. Especially the newly little humped up green bean sprouts!!I This past year I had some rancid garam masala cornmeal I'd bought in bulk & should have frozen (lesson). I ringed my little plants with it, & went down the rows of seeded greenbeans, renewing after hard rains. Voila! Lengthy post but as you say, we are all learning.
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  629. Hello. I accidentally saw your video and I loved it. I'm learning a lot from you. God bless. Frida, from Illinois
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  630. I love how the donkey and goat were comforting you in your moment of sadness over the baby goat. I love how perceptive animals are….
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  631. Thank you Never heard of male asparagus . God bless you !Maranatha !
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  632. Jeffery is the King. > Strong and Healthy..... but his Coloring is why you have such gorgeous kids! The Dark coloring are amazing.
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  633. Awesome Project. You know what I would love to see? You and April W doing a grand build with your respective spouses to highlight "designs and projects couples can do together". I think it would be fun for all !
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  634. Thanks for letting us learn from your mistakes! Appreciate it a ton, gonna be growing my own in a few years 🥰
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  635. LOL!😂 that name is awesome. She’s a pretty girl!
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  636. My brother has about 15 goats. He gets milk. They graze in the woods. They keep the forest from getting too dense. But mostly, they are pets. 😊
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  637. Milk Dud Merchandise is now available! Help support her veterinary care and improving the farm infrastructure! https://teespring.com/stores/anne-of-all-trades
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  638. rabbit manure is excellent for the garden you dont have to want for it to compost just drop it in the holes before planting your tomatoes and cucumbers once they get going well you can ad more to the top then cover it with whatever you are using for mulch grass clipping work nice if you have them O and dandelions and plantain herbs that is called a weeds are great to have lots of health benefits when eaten and making salves
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  639. U girls are awesome great job.👍
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  640. One of the best explanations of pruning I’ve ever seen.
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  641. I live in Suriname South America. I had a goat and I knew nothing about goats, but I learned a lot quickly. I also noticed that he is "picky" when he eats. He was really smart. He was friends with all the dogs on the street. He can deal with traffic. Nobody I talked to had ever seen a goat hit by a car. Thank you for all your videos, Anne. I learn a lot from you. I love animals.
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  642. Milk Dud has little hearts on her knees! ♥️♥️
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  643. Sweet video!! 😉😉 Seriously though, it's so awesome that you're succeeding with your bees and facing your fears. Major props to you!
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  644. I think your first class should be “drywall and finish work”😂. Let you're student help compete your school!
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  645. I'm sure you can do anything you put your mind too!❤ Colleen
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  646. Relatively speaking, it is quite "lazy" in comparison to some other gardening methods.
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  647. Heavens, Anne, people who had trouble learning something but understand why it’s important and understands people make the best teachers on the planet. Don’t underestimate your ability to teach. Also, if you wanna come help me sort out my lazy garden, I won’t say no.
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  648. Great work. People generally take houses for granted. If only people understand the pain and effort that goes into building a project as small as a cabin like this one.
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  649. Congratulations. That is great. Do get a helmet. I see lots of injuries from ATVs Best regards Frank
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  650. I`ve been adding forest soil with buckets and a garden wagon, leaf mold, rotted logs/stumps, chopped mowed over leaves, pine straw, cardboard, and all my grass clippings. I discovered after moving to a rural lot in late 2022 that the soil had been bulldozed down to hard red dirt and gravel was added so I had to begin building a garden. I found some old oak firewood pieces and used that as the sides of a makeshift raised bed under my trellises to grow pole beans, cucumbers & carrots. If I see grass coming up anywhere in my garden area I dump green grass clippings on it. I have a wild bunny friend who leaves deposits in my yard. I made friends with her during the extreme drought last year. She doesn`t cause much trouble usually like the raccoon here . He dumped out my carrots in a planter recently. So my garden area right now is getting better and better by the layers I keep adding. I also added bone meal and organic fertilizer with 20 added microbes and I burn leaves, twigs and straw in it sometimes. I mulch with grass clippings, forest soil, cardboard and leaves around my 12+ fruit trees too. I lost count. I plan to use rooted cuttings from the trees to make more. I`ve already made more fig trees and just planted mulberry and pineapple guava too. I have extreme anxiety, depression, schizoaffective disorder & PTSD plus a brain injury and damaged neck & back from a car accident. The WORST thing for me is having to go see DRs and being forced to get in cars.
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  651. Kevin Bacon is the best name ever for a pig. 🤣 I enjoyed watching this video. Thanks!
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  652. Love your videos. Keep up the good work. :)
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  653. Hey Anne, Not gardening anymore but love watching you do it. Have a better new year!
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  654. For your cornstarch problem: fill a kid pool with Oobleck, put on a bathing suit, and go nuts. Love that stuff 😂 Always wanted to try jumping on it.
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  655. Beautiful house you made, thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family
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  656. We had a full size donkey, Old Pete, that grew up with us on the farm with our horses, burrows and cows. He was super smart, loved to chase the dogs, never over ate/drank or over exerted, loved my moms cigarettes- he would sneak up and tear her pocket off then run with the pack laughing. What an amazing animal. We loved him for many years and then our friends farm had a few donkeys so we let him join then-which he was very happy doing. He loved to laugh at the school bus and would just follow us on walks. We never did break him to ride-mostly. I tried it once and he went under every low branch there was!! But he was incredible.
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  657. Delightful. Human. Humbling. Inspiring. Very cool!!
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  658. omg this is soooo great... when that thing started and you hollerd... I felt that so strong...
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  659. i love how you're just out there gettin' sh*t done!
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  660. You can use a 3D printer to design and print jigs! I have a few that I haven't printed yet. Like custom cabinet handle drill guides.
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  661. This is how we do it!! We hardly ever spend money on our garden. It’s the best.
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  662. I’ve wanted to get goats for years, and now I want them even more! Thank you for your in-depth, honest, & humorous approach to this subject. I always look forward to your informative videos. You really got me at the end with, “If you’re gonna goat, please, just goat responsibly”, & then your grin.😂
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  663. This year we cut down 3 pine trees. I’ve raked back the top layer of new needles that fell and found gold. Rich, fluffy mulch that’s fully broken down lol. I was amazed. I dragged my lil wagon back and forth until I had enough to top off my flower beds and then I raked and turned the space, covered what I had buggered up with the new pine needles that fell and left it for spring so I can clean it in full and move it to my compost (if I had tried to move it all now I would have too large a pile for my composting space. Those trees were over 100yr old and what’s under them never disturbed. We just kept the pine straw neat. I’m so excited about what’s there lol. My husband said “why are you so giddy over saving $200 when u had to work so hard” 😐. Because it was chemical free!!!
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  664. This is literally the best gardening video I’ve ever seen. I’ve sent to every garden friend I know lol ❤❤❤❤
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  665. Our great pyr was able to jump 6 feet over a fence. We did have an akbash that was angelic. Massive, docile, no desire to run. Kids weren't allowed out without that akbash. I feel you. Can be hard. His death still devastates us.
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  666. Brakes are overrated!!!
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  667. I am 69 and learning a lot from you. Born and raised and still live in Tennessee.
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  668. Thank you Anne. Extremely informative. We were thinking about getting them but this is giving us much more food for thought.
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  669. She works on trucks, does carpentry, loves animals, OMG ! The perfect woman! Do you have a sister?!!! Great job!
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  670. That newborn calf was so cute!!!
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  671. I think it's best to remember how nature does it .... most of the time the seeds are just dropped on the ground, only a little covered by past season dried foliage Also, in nature the germination speed varies on purpose ... if an "eater" comes along and chomps it all, there are more sprouts coming after the culprit moves on. Only by seed company management are they bred to germinate all at once for human convenience. Really enjoyed this video, thanks.
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  672. So much chaos and I love it!!! Instantly subscribed for the donkey 🤣🤣👍🏼 so many great tips! I’m in 7b so this is all so helpful. Thanks!
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  673. I love how you're trying desperately to ignore the cat, but he's having none of it.
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  674. I'll take it either way 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  675. Don’t worry about the B&W... I liked it!
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  676. Thank you for showing your mistakes, @AnneofAllTrades. I learned a lot from this.
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  677. Hallo Anne und danke für deine Nachricht und tschüss aus dem besten Germany aller Zeiten 👍👍🇩🇪🇺🇲🌈🍉🌶️🍍
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  678. Oh I’ve been waiting for this 🔥👍🏼🔥
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  679. When my family would go shopping for watermelon, decades ago, I was the Thumper. Never thumped a bad melon.
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  680. heads up, if you happen to smell a burning again, often times it is the forward/reverse switch. Great to upgrade to a heavy duty switch.
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  681. The cat is confused!! Oh Anne, absolutely magical!
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  682. As a tenacious dyslexic with a dyslexic child, I whole heartedly agree. Rock on mama! 🙌🙏👍
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  683. geese ESPECIALLY DURING BREEDING SEASON! YIKES
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  684. Thank you for being responsible 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
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  685. Thanks for sharing! Love your energy!!! 🌺🌸🌺🌸
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  686. My Dad had our pigs do that when I was growing up. Thanks for reminding me!
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  687. Gorgeous, smart, and a lefty! Well done!
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  688. One of the best things about this country is just about everyone except the most nutty of nuts will drop politics, race, religion, etc and just help their fellow Americans in times of disaster. More people need to remember that. We all have our differences in ideology but we are way more the same than different.
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  689. Well done lady :-)
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  690. I for one would tend to say that all mushrooms, and I suppose - all kinds of things are edible. Well, a few of them maybe just once ...
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  691. I would put this on my bucket list but I highly doubt it would ever get checked off
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  692. 'swear for a wee bit I could evn feel the smell of'at fresh earth from t'is here corner of the old continent— Portugal ❤
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  693. Agreed!
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  694. Aaaaaaaaaamazing!!!!
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  695. You, Young Lady, are a Beast!! Love your channel, and have learned a lot in the short time I've been watching. Thank you for sharing your wisdom. For large areas to cover, I have found that Appliance, Furniture stores always have huge boxes. Also, during season, Watermelon boxes are large, and much thicker than normal.
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  696. So cool! really sweet build!
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  697. The juxtaposition of the state of the art 3D printer with that huge old bandsaw in the background is really cool.
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  698. Watching you makes me want to get my daughter into the shop with me. She’s only 3 but she loves to paint my scrap wood right now lol
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  699. This explains why most of my baby trees die. Thank you!
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  700. Young people need to help older folks maintain what they have to keep it going!
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  701. You are still one of my heroes!
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  702. I like your "Princess Leia" look. Your design of the school is awesome. Keep at it, someday it will be full of students, and they will call you sensei.
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  703. Fellow woodburning home here as well. Although here in Maine, although I would LOVE to think that I only burned 4 cords HA! Thanks for sharing the info about storing wood, one never knows when you might need more.
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  704. Thanks Anne, very informative! I just shared this with my granddaughter who is apparently following your footsteps.
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  705. LOVE THE POST-IT board! With my extreme Adult A.D.H.D. I’ve found so much more productivity with post-its and white boards! ❤❤ I’ve also gotten in the habit of putting things in the way on the way. Pitch fork in compost and all! Love it!😍 Do not disturb is my favorite as well!! As a handyman I have task specific buckets. I look at my list of jobs for a day and load only the related buckets in the morning. I keep general tools in my vehicle at all times. Great video!!!❤
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  706.  @AnneofAllTrades  you and April are my two biggest inspristations. I am disabled and learning to do woodworking has been difficult but totally worth it.
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  707. So true Anne! I cut down my brassica a week ago. I forked the soil (close as I can get currently to broad forking). The soil even with compost layer was Significantly drier than my beds with grass clippings and plants providing shade. Soil needs coverage.
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  708. I'm TOTALLY jealous of your shop.
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  709. Some places in Central Florida have become like this I would love neighbors like that and a neighborhood like that, stuck in an HOA down South for now.
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  710. Thank goodness (I've been whittling nothing but vampire worthy stakes); Life goals! 🥄
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  711. Anne of All Trades, thank you for making everything better. Exponentially.
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  712. So love your enthusiasm, humor and knowledge! Cardboard lover!!!
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  713. Not to mention the additional uptake of carbon in the air, your type of gardening is great for decarbonization and healthier air quality.
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  714. I really like this Q&A video format. I learned a lot really quickly. Thanks!!
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  715. I deeply respect that injury explanation! Hahahaha. An injury definitely needs a good back story.
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  716. Hey my friend I love it awesome video and project and a great job,I don't see no girly nails I see some good working hands,I love your channel and I support you and I hit that bell to, I will bee watching you ok later take care and do your thing I love it later :)
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  717. Great job ladies, so enjoyed the build, thanks for taking us along.
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  718. I thought my cats were the only ones that sat on my shoulder like that, I've never seen anybody elses do it.
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  719. Great video! Mother Nature truly does it best and the more we follow her example, the healthier our gardens will be.
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  720. Sorry I didn’t catch when you left Seattle for Tennessee. Smart Move. Excellent Build and Mobile.
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  721. Making Rhubarb-strawberry hand pies at work while listening to this 😁
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  722. I just Love this channel, ❤
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  723. Thank you Anne. I wish you had been around 30 years ago when this would have allowed me to impress women with my baking skills! Arthritis makes it hard for me to do this sort of thing now, but it is fun watch you work, whatever you are making.
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  724. Great video and even more special because they belonged to your Grandfather and now another generation of the family will be using them! Thanks for sharing!
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  725. This is so cool. This really reaffirms my thoughts of April. She's an inspiration to me and it's really cool to see her passing on her skills to others, in the real world. I swear she could end up on tv some day.
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  726. First!!! I love your encouragement and that ‘first bite’ smile. #anneisawesome
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  727. I don’t have a farm or own donkeys but this video was very interesting! And now I want to learn more!
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  728. 15:07 , great advice. Know when to cut the losses and focus your energy on something else. We have definitely made that mistake a few times in a couple of our videos too. Video is great as always!
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  729. I need a therapist after watching this! How fantastic! How wonderful demonstrating a deliberate life, accepting failures and success! We succeed, then, we have things others help get us through! Cheers!
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  730. really enjoy the 'nature will heal without me' part because it's so true, we see it even in extreme scenarios too like wildfires
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  731. That was soooooo helpful! I’m feeling armed and way more confident! Thank you!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  732. This style of gardening has been a life saver for me.
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  733. Goat Realities - Fascinating that you have been able to stick with it and were rewarded with seeing the best and worst of goat personalities. That is a testament to your focus and connection to your craft...Peace and love, Kman, Digileak World
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  734. My wife and I did an ATV tour recently and now that is all I want for Christmas 👍
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  735. Thanks again for being a role model! This is what I show my pupils who say "I can't do that, I'm a girl". Can't what? They may not take it from me but they take it from you :)
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  736. Amazing work! And so many furry friends
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  737. Wow you are an inspiration. It would be great if more of our young people watched you. They can learn so much. Great Job.
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  738. As someone who is always wanting to learn more about my fruit trees - that first 12 minutes was gold. Well done and Thank you.
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  739. There were Chinese weeder geese on the farm where I grew up. They are loud and aggressive, and nothing is unnoticed by them. And they will leave a nice bruise on your leg if you get too close!
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  740. little goat is cute cute cute, much too cute.
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  741. Love the April Question "When do you know it is done?", and Anne Answer "Basically when you get impatient!". LOL quite interesting and change of pace from the normal Video.
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  742. That was interesting....and funny! Sorry I laughed. I never thought the Canadian National anthem would be applicable in a vlog..cool! Good video.
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  743. I had a coach in high school who insisted that practice doesn't make perfect, he said "PERFECT practice makes perfect."
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  744. Thoroughly enjoyed this series!
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  745. Born and raised in the country here in Mississippi, I have all these resources but I didn't have a way to plow up a garden. Not only did I learn that plowing wasn't favorable to a garden in the first place, you showed me how to create a better method for a healthy thriving garden. So thank you for sharing your methods and knowledge through this informative tutorial.
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  746. New Merchandise available! If you want to support the farm endeavors, this is the best way! https://teespring.com/stores/anne-of-all-trades
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  747. If you freeze water bottles full of water and drop them in the animals water supplies it helps..they will have ice cold water
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  748. Anne of all sailor rope hoodies 👏 you need a merch shop in that barn😎
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  749. U. R. Wealthy. more than you know. Or you probably know. You have your HEALTH, and your FAITH.. U have it all.. Fresh eggs, Wholesome Chickens, Milk, you Cook I bet rather well.. Nuf said. U & April. R Swell
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  750. That's a great shirt! - We Plane, We Saw, We Conquer.
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  751. Love the the "tractor" seat!
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  752. Nice video! I studied horticulture in Canada and now moved to Thailand. I will use your idea of innoculating my gardens with some soil of the jungle.
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  753. Cheers 🍻 to you to lady. Thanks for the useful info. 🙂👍
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  754. No contest - watch Anne :)
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  755. Tell us ur favourite child without telling us ur fav child 😂😂😂
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  756. A cat that hunts her own food and proudly eats it in front of you is a cat worth keeping! And yes, butter makes everything better.
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  757. I love this tip! Fall sheet mulching with cardboard is the secret to my abundant garden.
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  758. okay, I subscribed at 1:27 🤣🤣🤣
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  759. Your Chinese is impressive! The grammar and pronunciation are just perfect!
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  760. The machete part was gold. TY! 😂
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  761. Hell yeah! This is what we need now!!
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  762. Loved your words of wisdom. A good lesson for all.
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  763. “Find your place, and find your people!!” Community is absolutely critical!
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  764. Such a useful video. I implemented several things from previous videos this year in my garden. Richly blessed. Thank you for your time and efforts!!
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  765. I cant tell you enough how much friendships we all have made through this amazing woodworking journey online means!!! house looks amazing! Can't wait too see whats down the pipe for the two of you!!!
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  766. This guy is the Ryan Hall Y'all of trees. Awesome!
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  767. You are inspirational. Thank you!!
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  768. But in the end it doesn't even matter - Linkin Park. 🥰🥰🥰
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  769. Your advice is so spot on! I'm in a subtropical area in the US and I have to reapply cardboard every two years bc it breaks down/composts so fast in the heat and rain. When I retired, I purchased an older home that didn't have anything living in the soil...no trees, shrubs... absolutely nothing but sand. Five years in, I'm just now seeing the results of creating an underground ecosystem for my plants. I have fruiting shrubs and trees, and lots of bees and butterflies buzzing everywhere. Thanks for your honesty, as I'm not sure there is any such thing as a lazy gardener. LOL
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  770.  @AnneofAllTrades  If you saw the huge rack on my oldest female.. I must have missed that video though.
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  771. hahah right just 1 day after I advised one cousin to get some goats 😂
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  772. My Irish grandmother loved her cows. No trouble milking them in the early morning and no trouble getting them pregnant with her favorite bull. She was truly hands on Wonderful memories.
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  773. Stay warm hun. In MD we just had our first false spring... 20f tonight. The chickens will be shivering. I will cover the sweet peas. C'est la vie❤
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  774. She is an absolute love!
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  775. Beauty, brains, skills, humility, kindness… Anne is the best and she inspired me to be my personal best.
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  776. What an incredible video! Thank you for taking the time to create this.
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  777. I fostered an 80# Pyrenees rescue puppy whose throat was permanently damaged by goats attacking him. His bark is more of a croak. He was an adorable sweet boy who would let the cat take over his food bowl while he stood there and watched. I've had my doubts about goats ever since. ( Teddy landed a great adoptive family with 5 acres and people who could afford to spoil him.)
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  778. Appreciate your honesty in showing things don't always work out for your either - look forward to the "fix" video. That cat is definitely not camera shy and looks like a real lover.
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  779. Thank you Anne for the sharpening lesson. Always good to get a refresher every now and then to check for bad habits and correct them early. Best wishes to you and your family.
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  780. You are awesome Anne. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Hugs from Hungary
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  781. Like a rock!
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  782. Love her! Shes so personable.
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  783. You are my kind of gardener! I also say I am a lazy gardener, I hate to weed and water, and save so much time not having to much if any! I was told my methods don't work, well guess what, they do! I'm glad I recently found your channel!
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  784. My grandfather was a cattle farmer his whole life. I didn't realize how much is involved. He's been gone for 30 years now and I miss him.
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  785. Thank you for the baby goat parade; I needed that!
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  786. You so very much for sharing the knowledge
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  787. Love all these tips, I definitely need to get a lazy garden going. I would love to hear more about herbs especially, and indoor options.
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  788. Never heard you giggle so much! Glad you had the good company.
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  789. The neighbor`s herd of about 20 goats escaped and politely picked my green beans, a few tomatoes, strawberries and my beautiful lettuce flowers going to seed. It looked exactly like a theft by humans. I even found one ripe tomato on the ground a few feet from the plant. But the next day they returned and ate every last thing roots and all except my onions and mustard greens. I caught them in the act and they were acting very grateful that I went to all the trouble of planting all the delicious food just for them and seemed shocked when I flipped out. They even took my tomato cuttings rooting in water bottles on the porch and my cigarettes. Coyotes or something got them all and a large pig not long afterwards. We also have some red wolves here in Louisiana, black bears, bobcats and a few mountain lions too.
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  790. Daniel and you, Anne, should be very proud to know that following your previous video i immediately went out and removed any labels remaining on my trees. You both have done a great public service to my little garden
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  791. You’re a good human and a good teacher. Happy new year!
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  792. Makes sense about the depth of planting seeds. Bulbs are supposed to be planted in the same depth proportions 2-3x the height of the bulb. At least for spring flowering bulbs. I'm glad you put the information out there because it certainly simplifies planting seeds a bit more for me now!
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  793. Big baby was offended😂 She called me lard!😂
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  794. You may be "small framed" but you appear to be powerful. I saw you doing pull ups in another video. I'm to the point in life where I can no longer do them. Keep up the awesome work.
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  795. Yes they certainly do. Don't ask how I know. :( Do you find they can catch the chickens even with fencing like you have that chickens can slip through? Or are the chickens too afraid of the shock? And, yes, sadly, chickens don't always know when to use their flying ability.  @AnneofAllTrades 
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  796. Exactly I agree with your comment, that’s how we learn and become better gardeners. By making mistakes. 👍❤️😊 Liz
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  797. I love that cat!! I think she really likes to be on YouTube.. Haha
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  798. The hardest-working, most resilient, talented lazy gardener in the world. ❤ exhausting just watching😂
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  799. Another really fantastically, honest (and fun) video. I had goats years ago -- they were both challenging and wonderful. A little research, a lot of patience and a willingness to learn are required. Goats are fantastic. But they are not for everyone. You need to be real about your abilities and your expectations.
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  800. you look really happy while making woodwork that's amazing good project too!
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  801. Using ashes for your blueberries isn't necessarily a mistake. I've had blueberries in my garden for many years and got like 6 berries if it was a good year. So one year I sprinkled ashes around them to fertilize them and got 0 berries. The next year I learned that they need sour soil to thrive, so I gave them all the left-overs of sour drinks the next year and got at least 20 berries. This year I mixed the ashes with the sour left-overs to ensure a more balanced pH, and all three plants have provided hundreds of berries already.
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  802. Thank you for existing! 😂 when I talk my husband in to coming your way, I HAVE to meet you so I can hug you and your sweet dog and donkeys.
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  803. So wonderful! I would love to learn how to get to this point from scratch. It’s so overwhelming to get from plain grass and unamended soil to garden without spending a ton of money on raised beds or compost or mulch. I’m thinking plant a bunch of cover crops and chop and drop or till them in? I started out with fruit trees because you can just plop ‘em in and in a few years you get fruit, and I love fruit.
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  804. When we retired 5 years ago to our farm this is exactly how I began building my garden. With all those moving boxes that we unpacked! 🎉
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  805. lime will help with the flies and bugs, ticks, smells. I get 'First Saturday Lime' can even be dusted on them. 💚
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  806. Coffee grounds kept me composting all winter! I seriously love the stuff. Top dressed the lawn with coffee grounds, my thoughts were that the N would help break down the thatch layer as well as give the grass a boost come spring. It worked, lawn looks great and I have a flipping ton of compost.
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  807. I live in the middle of Houston. I have no yard. I don't even have property, yet... I watched the entire video and now know a bit more about caring for fruit bearing trees. Thank you both.
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  808. 15 views in 1 minute? Is this some kind of record?
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  809. this is beautiful ❤❤❤
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  810. I'm from Wakefield England, we have a 3 day rhubarb festival every year. Everything from the finest gins, jams, pickles, cheese, baked goods etc. Gotta be apple & rhubarb crumble pie for me with custard on top.
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  811. This sounds just like us!!! Two and a half years into it. We signed 3 different logging contracts (one finally showed), 4 different excavation companies (last one finally did everything correct), 3 different Well companies (waited 7 months for one company) and now we are almost at the point where we can dig the hole for the foundation. It's been a frustrating journey but I have learned a lot. In the end, our dream offgrid farmstead will be perfect and I know this.
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  812. Wow beautiful work :)
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  813. Thank you for this video. Truly inspirational. First time I have watched a DIY tiny house build and felt like I could do it.
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  814. Smart, likeable, and knows exactly what she's doing.
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  815. Just add another trade to the list. You can’t teach perseverance like that! Great job!
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  816. This baby is so darn adorable❤❤❤❤❤
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  817. Very useful information and a very supportive, encouraging presentation. Thank you.
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  818. Don’t have the wood chips but have plenty of leaves that seem to work well. Thank you for sharing your journey.❤️
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  819. Don't look at it as a failure, it is proof of concepts.
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  820. As a teacher, you hit on so many ideas that are desperately needed in education. I love what you are doing. And that is a BEAUTIFUL space!
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  821. Anne, I hope Better Help is actually helping you heal your heart. ❤ Thank you for sharing your story in a previous video, Thank you for your lazy gardening tips, and Thanks to Better Help for Sponsoring!!
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  822. Put a clean/dirty magnet on your dishwasher dent 😃
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  823. My niece divorced 15 years ago and gave me her 3 mini goats. 2 died and I sold the 3rd. I'm 58 a d I've no interest now. I did the horse thing in the past, too. Pigs, ok. Birds and bunnies, yes. Not to mention, the coyotes are horrible now here in West Virginia. Also, I always heard it was the wilted cherry leaves.
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  824. The advice he gave was pretty good. It was simple, and informative without being too confusing. I would show this video to my clients.
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  825. Nothing like building your own tool box/chest. Tools are very personal and need a safe place to reside. Nicely done!
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  826. Very entertaining video. Lots of good information with humor a bonus.
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  827. Unlike you, I do not have a fear of bees. Rather, I have a respect for the fact that I'm allergic to their sting lol Mad props to you for tackling the fear head on, more than once even
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  828. DON'T MESS WITH LUCY!!
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  829. Awesome tour! Always excellent info and inspiration to be doing much more. Fishing from that pond will be excellent! We also use the pumpkins for our pugs and chickens, a perfect natural remedy.
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  830. Fantastic guide indeed. Educational and straight to the point no BS. Thank You…✌🏽🙌
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  831. Mechanized! And mmmm... ciderrrr. 😋
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  832. Code enforcement had me clean up weeds from my yard. I did such a great job that I took away all the preferred foods for the wild rabbits!! So instead the rabbits were starving and ate many of my wanted plants right down to the ground. So this year I am seeing the weeds they like growing once again in my garden. I will make sure the rabbits have hidden places for them to enjoy their favorite foods in hopes my best plants will be left to live! 😊😊😊
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  833. I feel special for having already watched (at publication) your "no one really watched this one" video mentioned at the end. Your attitude always brightens my day, and I really hope I can manage myADHD well enough to maybe one day take all your lovely gardening advice XD
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  834. you continue to amaze, renaissance woman
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  835. The best goat lecture I've ever attended! :goat-turquoise-white-horns:
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  836. O Canada!? 😂😂😂 That was hilarious.
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  837. Love, love, love your videos. You garden like I garden and have for 63 years. Glad you're passing it along to the world.
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  838. I love this video! But now I want a couple goats 😂😂
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  839. My goal this year is to be more like you fr fr. Thank you for being a garden sensei 🙏 Window starting so many seeds to get the February fix!
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  840. Anne, you are one in a million. I found myself shaking my head again and again as you told this story. These last five years will ripple through your life as you live it and many will be blessed by it.
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  841. LOVE Clarkson Farm!
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  842. You'd need a very small shovel to dig holes for grass seed. :)
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  843. Your energy is amazing and awesome,really enjoy your channel. Thank you for the videos.
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  844. The only TRUE herding AND guardian breed is the kuvasz, an ancient multi-purpose dog from Hungary that nearly went extinct during ww2, and a contributing breed to all the other large, white LGD breeds. This is the breed that we have, and training/redirecting that prey drive (which is prevalent - and necessary - in the herding dogs, because it's that drive that enables them to do that job) is difficult, but well worth it! The herding part we've never needed to train... "chickens belong here? Well, they go back! Pigs escaped? Hell, no - they going back!" 😅
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  845. That chicken coop is ingenious. I salute you!🤩👏
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  846. I'm really proud of Joel for doing this beginners video. cause most of us are stuck on einstein mode. Great Job JOEL!
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  847. Hint- tie the frame to the hand truck and then the end of the frame becomes the handle for the hand truck.
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  848. Billy's Bone Sauce literally saved my fruit trees!! Best deer deterrent ever!
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  849. This video was both hilarious and informative 😊 I'm wanting to plant some fruit trees at our new home and I've learned so much! Thank you 💖 Looking forward to watching your other videos.
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  850. Beautiful
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  851. In the PNW that is what our pressure treated wood looks like. All the little notches are where the knife blades insert to allow the treatment chemicals to penetrate the wood further.
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  852. Gold Shaw farm also lost 2 calves due to what he believes was selenium defficiency.
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  853. YouTube gave me Outdoor Chef Life, Gridlessness, Little Mountain Ranch, and now your channel. This is my kind of knowledge.
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  854. Nice job Anne
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  855. Applies to horses, as well. Thanks to Annie, Howdie and Bella 😊🤠 Near Maclean / Yamba Australia ❤
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  856. I love how you love what you do and teach us. You have a gift.
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  857. What a friend of mine says all the time. If you don't quit, you win. Watching you the last couple of years it is evident you are a fighter.
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  858. and someone who was caring for the farm DID NOT NOTICE 😂😂😂😂 you made me laugh out loud thank you
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  859. Ahh, we all LOVE...FOFREE!!!!!
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  860. Looking forward to these builds....esp the truck!!!
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  861. Excellent video! I love the guys and gals at The Real Milk Paint Company! And thank you for unknowingly answering a question I’ve had about using a spray gun for milk paint. 2:1 and off we go!
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  862. THE best advice for a busy lazy gardener ❤
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  863. I think it's "A grinder and paint will make a welder what he ain't" According to AvE 😃
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  864. Thanks Anne. I am trying really hard to do exactly what you are doing and with whatever time I can come up with to do it, going from city girl to country with zero farming experience and a lot of permaculture dreams. I have subscribed.
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  865. Thanks for sharing another great video and some great inspiration for the garden. You’re always so much fun to watch.
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  866. Interesting tour. Thanks for posting, and thumbs up!
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  867. Looking forward to hearing more from your beautiful new mandolin. Thank you for sharing your story. God bless you and your family
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  868. Wowza. You're a genius. Love your show. Thanks so much
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  869. AWESOME JOB, A young lady with so many talents!!!!!!!!!
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  870. Just got off of work and ready to watch an Anne video
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  871. Welcome to TN, Anne. Hope you enjoyed all four seasons we had this week. 😁
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  872. Such a good message you bring. I love your channel even though I do very little woodworking and don't farm or intend to. I'm a watercolor painter. But I enjoy your videos so much for the exploration and preservation of craft and process and your inspirational, enthusiastic spirit, especially when you talk about the passion needed to master a pursuit, motivating yourself to practice effectively, and the figure-out-ability of literally anything. Such great ideas that can apply to so many things. Thanks Ann. Hang in there.
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  873. Wow, big props to u two. Man I wish I had that kind of skill. Good job girls.
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  874. As I watch this from my bed I now feel Extremely lazy. What a joyful woman. I’m so impressed. Lucky goats.
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  875. That is one Hoppy goat.
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  876. What an inspiration you are Anne to not only the beginner gardener, but to people like me who make mistakes and fail. Why stress when we can learn as we go along. I’m glad I found this video and will be watching the others.
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  877. Nice new indoor greenhouse .🌱 I agree about starting seeds a little later for a lot of the plants. I’m in zone 6 and it’s cold late into May. The weather flip flops like your list and my growing season seems to have gotten shorter too. 😊
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  878. You had me near tears a couple times. We moved to TN in the spring towards the end of the shut-down. There weren’t many houses available so we bought a fixer upper. We hired a contractor. That is no guarantee of quality or not getting taken advantage of unfortunately. Your school is just beautiful and that floor upstairs is amazing!! Love it! Thank you for sharing. Can’t wait to see even more finished. We sold that first house we bought before we ever got it finished. We were not even planning on moving, but found another house closer to family. Hubby has been working on just building one room in his new garage for a year. Other than hiring an electrician to wire the whole garage he has done the room by himself. After being taken advantage of the first time it made him very uncomfortable with trying to hire work out again. He has learned so much, has a new appreciation for construction workers, and feels a great sense of pride having done this in his retirement years with many health issues. Kudos for your can-do positive attitude and determination in the face of trial. Love your videos.
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  879. I was gung-ho on alpacas 4yrs ago. Luckily I came to my senses😂. Let's see how sheep project unfolds...
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  880. I've just bought an orchard of many trees (Longan, Lychee, mango, lime, apple, banana and papaya to name a few) .... This was an extremely helpful video packed with great information. Thank you for sharing your experience. 🙏🏼
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  881. Great video! It is very informative. We don’t have goats yet but have cute, funny, escape artists: beagles. They are testing our fencing now. We have visited people that have experience or currently have goats & learning from them. We are almost ready to have goats of our own. We may start with wethers then get does. We have lots of woods & brush for them. Thank you so much. 😊
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  882.  @AnneofAllTrades  Glad you’re okay and it wasn’t worse. 😊
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  883. Hard working Anne ❤ I am sad for your hand.. take care 👋🍓🍇
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  884. Congratulations!
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  885. "always welcome here".. "we'll see about that"... hahaha
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  886. ⁠ you don’t force livestock to reproduce. They want nothing more whenever they are in heat it’s a pretty funny sight to see. Also lamb is delicious, while we do dairy goats we did do a few lambs for meat and wow do they taste amazing. I do love sheep milk but goat personality is so fun. Ours don’t escape so that helps!
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  887. I think there are a group of people that thumbs down everything that they are not in. Doesn’t matter the quality of the content. They aint in it? They don’t like it.
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  888. Anne, that was the most informative video.... the Q&A is great with excellent explanations... Thank you.
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  889. Your channel is similar to mine with the exceptions that you are more skilled, more knowledgeable, more articulate, more tools, and better looking. So, almost the same. Oh yeah, 10,000% more subscribers.
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  890. Not overdoing the finish as the spoon has stirring times ahead. Well said. Balance between a showpiece and an implement. And now I'm hungry.
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  891. Hilarious...you always make my day...everything everywhere all at once - why not?
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  892. Don't compare your begining to someone else's middle. Love this!
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  893. You should get into learning more about tech! It's never too late :D
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  894. I would love to be one if your neighbors.
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  895. love 3d printing its fun. but time consuming and gets to be a drag sometimes on the lower end machines. BUT its a fun experience. but anne you are just adorable :)
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  896. Thank you for making that statement about fear being a major motivator for a lot of people in the self-sufficiency movement and dispelling some misconceptions about it. “No purpose from fear” I love it so much I subscribed! Do it for the joy of it is what I say and how I try to live.
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  897. Poor John. I'm sorry for your loss. ❤😢
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  898. best video I have seen on dovetail making. Thank you
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  899.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ditto, thank you so much for mentioning this. I struggle with depression myself, wood working, and my other projects are coping mechanisms, but it's been on hold a while as I build my house, which is it's own coping mechanism I suppose ;). Regardless, thank you.
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  900. Anne you are amazing :yougotthis:
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  901. OMG is there anything you ladies can’t do? Seriously, your videos are inspirational. Thanks for going to the trouble of recording your fantastic work.
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  902. We run plastic or fiberglass posts 45 degrees from the permanent fence with a strand about knee high. Cows will reach under to graze and keep the fence clear without putting pressure on the permanent fence. May work with a 1’ high wire for shorter beasts
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  903. That huge whoop and ear-to-ear smile when it started says it all. I wish I could add a Galaxy Quest "Never give up! Never surrender!" GIF to this reply.
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  904. New subscriber because I learned so much !! Thank goodness I came across this video so I can get my trees in the right path as this is my second year gardening and learning everyday, so I haven't done major mistakes but i was getting there ! Thanks for this awesome video.
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  905. that was really inspiring for me, and made me feel a little better at the end of my day, thank you..., and keep it up. :- )
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  906. Anne I must say, you are adorable. I say this not to be an oddball viewer, but in reference to the attention to detail you yearn to achieve. Post it’s, gate latches, door widgets, gravity Fed details, the love for each living creature you are in contact with, gosh the list goes on! Thank you for the professionalism you Strive for. Faithful follower👍🏻
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  907. I was never interested in farming (unless we count video games haha) but I'm glad that YouTube recommended me this video, hopefully it will gain more popularity because it's really important topic. There are still people who get farm animals to have as pets in their apartments or a small (compared to real field) garden. Poor animals are suffering in name of "love" or for clout. People need to know what they are putting themselves into and take responsibility. Thank you for this video ♥
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  908. There should be more women who do nails this way in stead of being at the manicure every week. I love what you did here!
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  909. You really know how to secure those likes don't you! Such fluffy! Awesome cuteness! 😂
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  910. Well said!! 🎉
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  911. Battery technology just keeps getting better! I love my battery weed whacker and all my battery operated hand tools. Like you said, though, there’s still plenty of need and purpose for gas powered equipment too.
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  912. Anne, I jumped over here from your lazy gardener watering video from today, which is one of the most thorough and well done videos I have ever seen on watering and soil health! I'll watch the cow chores now and am subscribed! Thanks for all of your amazing content, done with a smile and a bit of snark!
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  913. I learned how to grow vegetables by apprenticing on a farm. One thing I vowed never to do in my own garden was to use row cover or landscape fabrics - absolutely HATED having to scramble to put row cover onto beds when there was going to be a frost or to deter pests, only to have to annoyingly pull them down when we harvested, and then remove them and roll them up alongside landscape fabric. Not to mention holes that would accumulate, thus making the fabric obsolete. Any garden task that is not putting organic material in or taking food out is such a chore and should be minimized. I'm planning my first garden for 2025 and these tips are all super helpful. I love your channel and would like for more people to know about lazy gardening!
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  914. Great video, Anne. Everything I need to know about apples in less than 10 minutes :-D I can't wait for your fermenting video 👍❤️
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  915. Ma'am this is a Wendy's. 😂
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  916. I guess I do a lot of stuff because I leave a vast wake of tremendous mistakes.
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  917. What a breath of fresh air! I have been trying to explain the $$$ facts to people who think they are going to get rich quick with alpacas for over 25 years. Any time you think this, you are falling for one of the animal pyramid schemes. If you want to keep alpacas because you like them, you don't mind putting a lot of time and labor into caring for animals, you aren't going to put any cost/value on your time, and you happen to like handspinning and knitting, then you might be able to break even. I made money for many years raising sheep, and now that I'm older I make a little profit raising and selling specialty produce like edible flowers to specialty buyers like local high end restaurants. Ain't nobody going to get rich quick for less labor than a regular job by doing any of these things.
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  918. Cheers for friendship
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  919. I love the moveable whiteboards. I use postits & rearrange them. I use plastic report covers in a 3 ring binder. A stack of whiteboards is even better.
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  920. Started building my own whiskey cabinet, 1/2 way trhu whskee goen wodo chpis everware can’t fidn the cat 😳. You know how hard that was to write, stupid autocorrect !!!
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  921. Mrs Poor Man and I dont have spare land to replicate this project but it was truly inspiring none-the-less. incredible job ladies!
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  922. “Everything is fine” haha oh gosh Anne haha
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  923. I also live in Tennessee! My parents keep the carpenter bees away from their wooden porch by putting up a paper bag! Think grocery sized bag, shaped to look like a wasps nest and installed in a corner that looks like a wasp might build it there. Crazy, but ever since they’ve done it 10+ years ago, they haven’t had issues! And they used to all the time. We live in East TN. Thanks for the videos!
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  924. How about goats milk soap? You might like that 😊
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  925. Couldn't agree more <3
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  926. Great video,hope the hand heals well,keep the videos coming
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  927. love the smell of wood smoke in the winter time
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  928. "ADVERSITY IS A BLESSING IN DISGUISE" TRULY REFLECTS WHAT YOU'RE BOTH GOING THROUGH AS YOU BUILD YOUR HOUSE OF LEARNING. EVERY SETBACK TEACHES SOMETHING NEW. THOUGH IT FEELS OVERWHELMING AT TIMES, THERE’S A REASON WHY CHALLENGES ARISE SOMETIMES, THE OPPOSITION WORKS AGAINST US TO HELP US GROW STRONGER AND MAKE BETTER CHOICES. KEEP PUSHING FORWARD; IT’S ALL PART OF THE JOURNEY.
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  929. Anybody can be a Buddy. 💜
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  930. Amazingly talented, I am beyond words now.
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  931. Felt totally reassured at the end where I spotted the harbor freight base on the jointer.
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  932. Perfect and this is why I love you for doing this hahahahaha. Get those guys on American Ninja Warrior too.
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  933. Guinea hens are absolutely hell on ticks. Added bonus, they are hilarious.
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  934. I use lamb lettuce as a covercrop in winter. It covers the soil and we can eat it during the winter. In spring it is very easilly removed.
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  935. Best commentary every. Was fun to listen to and also watch!!!
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  936. And of course Abbey Puppy
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  937. I love donkeys. My border collie Bridger loves his best buddy. And so do we.
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  938. Such an inspiration for my daughter!
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  939. Thank you for posting this. More people need to take it to heart. I am tired of fear driving everything and everyone. I refuse to live my life that way.
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  940. I never usually comment on videos or use the thumbs up button, but here I am…. This video is really useful as a starter, but above all great at inspiring me to do more carving! Thank you
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  941. Yeah, ditto. That is really special. My memory of my own grandfather makes me so proud. He was the most talented woodworker I have ever known - could and did build anything from a house to a piano case. He passed away when I was 14, but I am blessed to have a few of his tools and a few pieces of furniture he made. He served Australia in Gallipoli, then signed up a second time when WWII broke out and served again in France and Egypt.
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  942. Pets and Hugs given in honor of Abby Puppy. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍👍
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  943. Thank u for sharing yourself
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  944. I love my Lexi (guardian livestock dog). I just have chickens but I don’t even shut the door on my chicken coop anymore.
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  945. Great video. And BTW, your kale video is one of my favorites. I am also a big fan of sarcasm. Misinformation is FAR different than bad information or out and out lies. Gardeners should always know that what works in one persons garden will not necessarily work in another persons garden.
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  946. If you like PICKLES, I bet you like ICE CREAM! https://youtu.be/DGaoRlaiWvM Check out more pickle recipes on my blog: https://www.anneofalltrades.com/blog/2020/9/6/pickled-okra-pickled-pickles-pickled-everything and learn more about Lacto Fermentation in this article I wrote: https://www.anneofalltrades.com/blog/2020/9/6/pickles-are-life-a-guide-to-lacto-fermentation
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  947. I find your vlogs so relaxing, your enthusiasm mixed with the beautiful scenery and animals, especially the donkeys ❤
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  948. I’m a lazy gardener! It was a lot of work getting my garden ready, but now.... I’m kind of board. I just walk through my garden everyday to put my eyes on everything and I’m watching it grow. I haven’t watered at all with the exception of watering some transplants because heat was high and rain was a week out. But, it wasn’t much and honestly, I mainly watered the mulch.... so I’m not sure it did much.
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  949. "I have planted my fair share of fruit trees and had my fair share of mistakes." I can relate. Been there; killed that.
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  950. My uncle use to have bee hives when they lived on Vashon Island. Very cool
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  951. “...trauma bonding...” 😆 So true
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  952. Suuuuper helpful for an ADHDer like myself! This is not being lazy, but ingenious! Thanks!
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  953. All the cute funny cuddly donkey videos make potential owners think they are going to bring home a puppy rather than a horse. You’ve done a great job sharing the reality of caring for these animals.
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  954. I’m promoting the sorrel in my garden bed. It grows like a weed but makes a great ground cover. It’s a legume like clover, I hope it’s beneficial.
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  955.  @AnneofAllTrades  I appreciate you taking the time out of all your chores... I kinda feel guilty for even commenting in a way that might cause you to respond. I like the viewpoint of being "equally yoked" with your core beliefs. If those are different then its a difficult road to travel. If aligned than you can get anywhere. I am looking to buy land in the next month... I can't wait to start a homestead... I have a big to do list but only way to get there is one step at a time. Again thanks for your time Anne.
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  956. I have so many cables that are now extinct or were redundant in the first place because they were a weird connection. I never thought to strip them down! I considered buying copper cables but didn't want the expense. Thanks!!
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  957. I super admire your possession of so many skills. All trades, indeed.
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  958. run that magnet over the grass for dropped nuts and bolts
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  959. That pizza looked absolutely delicious (and it's my favorite food)! If I wasn't on the other side of the country in Maine, I'd be right on over for lunch! I've been thinking about building my own wood fired pizza oven from scratch, but there's a long line of other projects on "the list" before I'll ever get to it. Thanks for a great video!
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  960. Ruth stout did this in the 1900s.If you can find her books they are funny and informative.She also had a scientist friend that repeated the process on his own property and measured what was happening
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  961. The nosey donkey trying to get in the action at 0:39 made me chuckle😂
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  962. On the note of the LGDs not knowing where the property line is, I have a now elderly cat who used to do little territorial loops, walking the property line when we were in town. Now we're out in the country and she doesn't move well enough to do that anymore, but I swear that cat can read maps.
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  963. I"m so happy I found you - thank you for your upbeat, happy video! Your names for your animals are so cute! Cows make everything better. Cows make everything butter. "chores" being a priviledge - thank you for that!!
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  964. Look at God's beautiful creatures
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  965. I never thought i would cry over a tin of bag balm 😢 but that was truly touching .
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  966. The holes they make and dead material they eat creates the perfect environment for plant roots to take hold. Their secretion is phenomenal for the plants too! You sir are winning.
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  967. that is the cutest kitty ever!
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  968. 5:47 that is a BEAUTIFUL LIFE MISSION you guys have, there. 😍👍💓💗💖 1) Put down DEEP ROOTS 2) build STRONG RELATIONSHIPS 3) Live out the days , doing things to HELP ONE ANOTHER . 💪😎👍 2:05 Super Strong Anne ....wow...you handle that lumber , better than the guys at our site..LOL . Greg !! That is really cool to view the process Milling lumber from start to finish. 🤩👍🌟🌟 . Great Job to the AoAT Crew !! 🤠👍
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  969. Zengineer ....I like that ! I am full of data.
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  970. Brilliant. Grounded helpful information. I was almost crying at the end as you clearly have had quite a time with the goaty fellas. Great little film. Thank you.
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  971. Hey Anne, I’m not squeezing any dairy teeters but here late night watching. Have to get the rest of the the garden in tomorrow. Permaculture I’m pumped for! Mental health matters for sure. Looking forward to the brain dump and plans. We mostly work off-grid and it’s a blessing.
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  972. Nice to see you again!
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  973. Im not sure if you'll see this but I just wanted to say I'm so glad I found your channel this year, your videos are always so genuine and honest. When I was 17 I had a tumor in my uterus and was told I wouldn't be able to have kids of my own. Like you said there's nothing anyone can say since it will always be something that touches your heart, but I can say I have found a lot of peace and joy in gardening as well and it has given me the space to nourish and share my love in this life. I wish you the best in all your endevours Anne. thank you for your content and for opening your heart to the world, sending you so much love 🫶🏽
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  974. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  happy that my views help you out a little bit with keeping your farm going, always awesome content
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  975. Your friends, family and farm creatures are blessed to have the love that pours from your heart. ❤
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  976. Next print a handle for your rolling pin
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  977. I love your advice, style and energy. Thanks.
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  978. This is amazing! I’d love to see him do a columnar fruit tree if possible as well. Small yard so I’ve got two columnar apples and a dwarf peach 🍑
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  979. a good anxiety reliever to hear!!
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  980. Anne, your videos are the most engaging and entertaining and informative! I'm human, I want to watch someone who is pumped about gardening. Your upbeat narration is engaging AND I learn from all the valuable information you share. I will use this method this year to become a lazy gardener too!
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  981. As a new-by this year, I fell into the trap of so many of these points. Thank you for saving my crop next year, lol. From NZ
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  982. “Donkeys get fat breathing air” That’s such a hilariously cute statement.
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  983. Dont worry, I wont.
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  984. I really love your cat !!!!!😂😂😂
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  985. You exude the joy of discovery and accomplishment. That joy enriches your life and infects your audience. I love developing that capability in others by teaching and encouragement as much as you do.
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  986. Your piggies stole my heart today!! Such cuties!!❤️❤️❤️
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  987. Hope you didn’t fall asleep counting...
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  988. Beautiful desk and beautiful video!
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  989.  @uarestrong76  I forgot about the bright colors! I need to do this to my tools 😆
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  990. Here to say the same thing 😂 but one thing leads to another and then you are Anne of all Trades. 🤗 ADHD has a lot of superpowers to it too. Thanks for this great video!
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  991. Hi beautiful! I missed your energy and sunny smile 😊
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  992. Looks great. Very interesting and very informative.
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  993. 🎉 Cuteness is the gateway to hell. Recovering animal cute-aholic, one day at a time. 😂🧓
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  994. I like mechanicalized.
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  995. I just got wanted to pop in and let you know that your 1/3 lettuce harvest and cilantro harvest tricks got my plans through a few early hot days here in Georgia. It cooled off this week and it looks like I’m going to get two more harvests from my lettuce and the cilantro is making a comeback. Thanks so much for sharing that advice!
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  996. I have Borage that comes up after the Asparagus. The bees love it.
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  997.  @AnneofAllTrades  gets old fast! Mostly it was for the lambing pens. I used to move premier woven fence EVERY morning at 5am for 90 sheep but at least I never had to worry about worms or liver flukes
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  998. Put Several (3 or 4) carp in the pond to keep the algae out. They are bottom feeders who keep your pond clean, thus eliminating the need for an eletrical aeroator!!! Your welcome!!! BTW, love your videos. I have the very same issues but they did not have a name in the 1960's, oh yes they did, lazy, no ambition.
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  999.  @TheCalgarydoug  They would say, in parenthesis "(kitten playing)"
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  1000. Self sufficiency is a misnomer ... we have abundance to thrive in not JUST survive
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  1001. yes watch anne:)
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  1002. Baby goats are so fun to watch. The bouncing is the best. Enjoy your menagerie of cuteness. 😊
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  1003. During mowing season (nov-apr) we let the grass stay where it falls. Our soil is horrid. We mulch a ton. Hopefully in a few more years it won't take a pick ax to plant bushes. What's summer rain??? 😜
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  1004. Good job. Thank you for your smile. Congrats.
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  1005. Just two friends and Abby.
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  1006.  @AnneofAllTrades  Two of the best!
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  1007. Thats brilliant!
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  1008.  @AnneofAllTrades  You put the fun in fungus!
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  1009. I got a little teary eyed watching this as I know how frustrating it is to be female and feel like you missed all the 'male lessons' on how to fix things. I bought acres a few years ago and I have been learning how to fix sooooo many things. Now I can tune up my riding mower and tractor by myself. I diagnosed the issue, ordered the part, and replaced a spindle on my riding mower a few months ago by myself. I diagnosed the issue, purchased the parts, and replaced my sump pump a few weeks ago. Sometimes I feel unstoppable. Whoop whoop. Girl power!!
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  1010. ... uh oh! GOATS IN THE GARDEN!!!... (RED ALERT! RED ALERT!) 🐐 snatches bites on the way out😂😂
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  1011. I would like to recommend RV water filters for watering. They are designed to go on a standard garden hose and can remove lots of nastiness. Cost about $15 and can last all summer depending on how much you water.
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  1012. Great Video, My Grandfather showed me the exact same way about 43 years ago, at the time I don't think my mother would have liked me handling chisels LOL.
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  1013. Now I want fried rice lol👍👍👍👍
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  1014. wow you guys really did straight cut with a sawall ? AMAZING. its like winning a race with a honda. IMPOSSIBRU ! anyway here most "professional " cant even work as good as you did :)
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  1015. it's a "sheep" dog! :)
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  1016. Your Garden looks beautiful and so healthy. Thank You for your tutorial its the best way for some of us to learn. See One, Do One, Teach One. Thank You for making this video and Thank You Adam of production trades for your technical work.
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  1017. I don’t have an HOA, but “all I had to do was become the secretary and delete the complaints before I could get in trouble” gave me the best laugh!
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  1018. Thumbs up to "rib eye steak". Another great upload. Patiently waiting for the next one.
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  1019. Cool-beans! You’re making nails ma’am!
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  1020. White board shows a very busy brain!!! Thank you for being honest about your life, good and bad, and everything in between. You are a great help and inspiration to all who struggle with life on a daily basis of a busy person. God bless y'all and keep growing from M'boro, TN
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  1021. Great way to start a day, Anne!
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  1022. We've had alpacas for 15 years. And yes, they are stressful. I hear you! 😊
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  1023. I am just so legitimately proud of you. I love your content, and your hope.
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  1024. I loved this video. I smiled the entire time watching. Yes, I always use a bulb or more of garlic when cooking. I loved the blow torch scene. Priceless. Thank you 😊
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  1025. Chard translated in Vietnamese, means Devil’s toilet paper.. FYI
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  1026. Every time you say "Mylanta", the company should pay you for sponsoring them! 😅
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  1027. Hi Anne I hope your doing well and your hand has healed nicely!!
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  1028. Yep, as I age into this (have goats for 15 years), I got a Hoof Boss to make trimming easier. I love it.
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  1029. Love the tips. Love the audience on the video. The alpaca managed to stand still & watching :)
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  1030. Most definitely sending this to the wife. Thank you for sharing.
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  1031. Immediately Youtubes SCRUM
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  1032. Just keep an eye out for The Hawk of Ackhill with that barrel of John Jameson's Whiskey! Remember that commercial? Hahaa!
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  1033.  @rickdearmont9950  yes they're called haters.
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  1034. Your tip about in the way on the way - is a beautiful example of design as applied in Permaculture.
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  1035. I'll have to try that long term rust inhibiter. Seems like most of the rust on my stuff has occurred during the winter months when it's out of sight and out of mind. Easier to prevent than to remove.
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  1036. Ooooh yay! I didn't realize zinnia seeds were that easy to save! My zinnias are going crazy so I will save the next few! :)
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  1037. I like to use solarization to kill off spore producing issues in the garden. I'm backed up to swamp land, molds and such are common. I'm seeing much improvement ,fewer losses for it. If I have a super wet winter it prevents my nutrients from leaching out. I get into ground water at about 3 to 4 ft most of the year. Loving your content.
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  1038. This is one of those videos that had me smiling from start to finish
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  1039. great detailed video. and pretty fancy foot work too !
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  1040. ​@AnneofAllTrades looking forward to it! I love the knowledge you have. Really knowing how your soil and your plants work, means you don't have to stick absolutely a rulebook, but rather observe and use principles to your advantage. Which is what I learn from you. It is not about what the gardeners rulebook tells you to do without understanding why, but having enough skill to adjust to Your garden. I love that.
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  1041. Great job Anne & Adam!
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  1042. Another great video Anne. well done!
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  1043.  @AnneofAllTrades  I love it.
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  1044. I wish I had this much energy! You are living my dream with all of those animal helpers. Love this video and thank you for the tutorial. First I’m gonna take a nap. lol!
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  1045. OMG so totally cute. Love all the animals. What a great caregiver you are Anne.
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  1046. i think its fine. dont worry about what some want or dont want. remember its your vision
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  1047. Funny too 😂 "whatever reason, science"
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  1048. No pun intended, of course
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  1049. Beautiful piece.  It means a lot to hear a craftsperson say they gave their best effort and mean it.
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  1050. I just found you and I ADORE YOU AND THOSE BABIES❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  1051. Wow! That's so neat!! I'll someday have one of those ovens for myself. :-)
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  1052. Awe congratulations! Have fun miss the country life ♥ Great info 🕯
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  1053. Your video is very well done! Great content and educational. I'm a horsemen of 30 years, so I know a little, but I learned a lot today! Lee
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  1054. This video is proudly sponsored by goats.
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  1055. The lack of craftsmanship and pride in their work by those framers is both unconscionable and straight up criminal. I can't wait for your school to finally open. I hope I can get the opportunity to attend a class one day ❤
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  1056. A Creative Gift is so thoughtful Anne!
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  1057. Not a put down. I came up with it. 😛
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  1058. “From the mouth of Babe” 😭😭😂😂 had me laughing
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  1059. I love the donkey peeking in!
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  1060. I like the new intro music. It has a raw country homesteading sorta feel to it.
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  1061. Like the life path your headed in. And congrats on the channel growth. WOW!
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  1062. Howdy’s like a BIG emotional support dog, I think he would’ve been happy to sit on your lap 😂 ❤
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  1063. it's great comedy :)
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  1064. People think having tools all over is messy, I think its helpful and handy.
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  1065. Great tips!! A lot of those you forget about, but if you put them all together your cuts will improve ... Like a golf swing. Awesome video Anne. Thanks
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  1066. Ditto❣️
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  1067. Love the video Yes Girls can do it like men .
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  1068. Excellent presentation Anne. Thank you.
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  1069. I quit high school and am now a doctor. In between I was MANY things and honestly that exact approach will help you fix a carburetor, washing machine or an appendix!!
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  1070. Awesome job ladies
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  1071. Im so happy you put out this video. I was feeling really down because im trying to grow food in my tiny apartment and to try and kill some bugs i saw i put soap water on my tomato plants. It killed almost all of them in less than 20 minutes. I had 25 healthy happy tomato seedlings, and now only 3 are alive. So, seeing that sometimes plants just don't survive made me feel better about messing up.
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  1072. French drains, french cleats, french chefs... There's a lot to learn from these froggies :D Nice video and project Anne (and friends)
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  1073. My motto in life: work smarter, not harder! Great tips :)
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  1074. This is the most passion I have seen for soil in my life!😂 Im a lay soil scientist. I have a degree from the YTU.
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  1075. For me, the whole point of watching any kind of content is to expand my knowledge, get me thinking about the content and how it might or might not apply to my situation, and to stimulate ideas. Some of the info supplied might be wrong for me, or outright wrong, but through research can still lead to something that works for me. I live in Perth, West Australia, so in summer now and like watching content from the opposite season cause then I've got time to research and put any ideas into action in time for the relevant season. Plus I can look at past content for potential ideas for solutions to problems I may be having at the moment. Love your channel, as does my husband.
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  1076. Abbey puppy is on it!! 🙂 Nice work Anne 👍
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  1077. You are amazing. Thank you for all of the advice!
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  1078. Collab with Collin furze next video 🤣
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  1079. Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Rigby.
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  1080. Yup I'm with the dog when it comes to white geese! I had to pass one every morning walking to the barn I worked in. She was in love with the old ringer washer and protected even the road that passed the fence. I actually chose the off chance there'd be a gator in the grass on the other side of the fence I could walk on to avoid that bird!!
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  1081. 12 Celsius in the room you filming, must be freezing cold :)
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  1082. I grew up with Jerseys! Their calves are the cutest... those eyelashes😍 Congrats on a couple of sweet heifers👍👍
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  1083. the hardest lessons have the most value. i hope you have legal recourse. i look forward to the school being open, and to being a student.
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  1084. Hi Anne great content and super cute delivery!
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  1085. Can I just say how perfectly timed this video is.... I am literally using a hoe to rip up all the grass in my brand new 36 ft By 21 ft garden. Knowing I can skip this step except for the areas that need leveling is going to save me so much time! I had been trying to go through your previous videos to cobble together a start from scratch framework. I got the mushroom spawn on the way but this is going to make it so much easier! Thank you ❤ thank you ❤ thank you!!
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  1086. Adam great camera work and editing
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  1087. The most factually accurate thing to date.
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  1088. What a wonderful surprise. Greetings from Germany.
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  1089. My littles are going nuts watching this video. We’ve been wanting Nigerians for soooo long. I can’t wait to be on some land!!💚 thank you for letting us live vicariously through you 🥹
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  1090. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🏻👩🏻‍🌾🌱🐈🌱🌱🍅🌱🥒🌱🌱🐛🐔🐓🥬🐄🥬🐐🥬🐐🐑🥬🐑🥬🐖🐕👊🏻
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  1091. Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey palm Sunday!! Check out the cross on the donkeys back! Great video, have a blessed day!!
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  1092. Anne, city folks have no idea on what goes on. Thank you for the information.
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  1093. Fantastic Video as always!!!!! Thank you Anna! -BreeAnne (The Good Place Farm)
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  1094. nice job ladies
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  1095. Something I'd add from a ZedOutdoors Kuksa video: be careful when you're doing your axe work around the bowl. A little knick on the back of the bowl might actually have done more damage and result in a split later. That's for thicker wood that moves more, though. Also, certain species tend to crack more readily, often very wet ones, though it seems like ash, which is pretty dry, crack a lot Absolutely both things Anne said, especially carving your spoons nice and thin. You might need to go thicker if you're carving something like silver maple, just to keep the strength.
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  1096. Pretty cool! I loved the end where you were sitting in your self made garden, in your self made chair, playing your self made mandolin.
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  1097. Thank you for this wonderful video! I'm going to start growing on our allotment that has only 10 cm of soil and pure clay under, this will be the way I tackle that mess and build up the soil.
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  1098. So glad to see your video pop up in my queue.
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  1099. You’re very funny , I’m sick in bed but you had me laughing.
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  1100. I was so impressed by the marching band anthem at the end, no familiarity with Canadian anything. (I live in Tennessee 🇺🇸) Thank you for the goose education. I have two dogs already, but was curious about a herd-goose to protect my 8-chicken flock from my dogs, coyotes, raccoons, (hawks?), etc. so they could free-range during the day. But I’m not sure I want to be considered a predator by said goose. Great video. I’m going to subscribe.
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  1101. I love that part of it. I'm working hard right now growing soil that we didn't have from the beginning. Collecting every organic debris I can lay my hands on, building beds out of it dragging all this material around the yard that in the future I hope to call a garden without any hesitation. This year I have a large area that is ready to be planted. I'm dreading it a little bit not sure if some of the soil is really ready or it might be a big flop for this year. I know that in the following years it will get better for sure.
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  1102. Way to go, Anne! Sticktoitiveness for the win!
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  1103. Yeah, decades as an engineering manager, and I agree fully. Persistence and curiosity make the day.
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  1104.  @WayneSmith-yf3fg  and compression.
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  1105. You two have great video personalities! Your simple explanations and illustrations helped me understand a lot. A few years ago I went to a high-end woodshop store to look around. They had a few CNC home shop machines in the 4-6k dollar range. A guy at the store told me he did not believe real woodworkers used these machines much. This, as we talked about an electric table. The electric table saw is a must-have in today's shops. The point is that new tools come along all the time. Do not get locked into an idea that limits creative masterpieces. My final, final point is... I want one of these, NOW!
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  1106. I know you got this!!! ❤
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  1107. this is so awesome its on my life list to build a tiny house, ive never built anything bigger then a book shelf, it be really awesome as im obsessed with tiny homes and making things :) great job
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  1108. The farm tour was a delight! 🐓🐑 Watching the morning chores and meeting each animal really highlights the love and dedication it takes to run a farm. Thanks for sharing this inspiring glimpse into authentic farm life!
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  1109. Yes.... Anne of all trades, in four an a half minutes of meeting you.., you have endeared yourself to me with your witty ways and my kind of gardening logic! I will resume watching this in the mañana..but as a refresher could you make us/me a solid 3 minute video of what chickens do..(48-51 seconds) LOL !! ✍)))
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  1110. I think you are a nice part of the world. thank you.
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  1111. As a Technology / Shop teacher I am so glad to see two capable women tackling projects like this. Both of you are an inspiration to men like me that want to see young ladies pursuing nontraditional careers. Thank you both.
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  1112. Awesome work, congrats on a great piece very well done and a very interesting video. I really like the way you present 👍
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  1113. Great project, Great collaboration , Great friendship
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  1114. You had me at grandfathers Sawdust 😭😭😭
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  1115. My husband has a 40+ year tree service business and is a certified (climbing) arborist. I’m so happy to see co-dominant stems discussed here. We see this far too often and is a serious hazard with big trees. Most people don’t want to a pay tree service wages to prune fruit trees, but the same theories apply to pruning large trees. Excellent points about how staking a tree is essentially giving it a “crutch“ which doesn’t allow it to properly adjust to its environment. Addressing tree height, making picking fruit easier and safer because you’re not on a ladder is excellent advice. Lion tailing in big trees can be deadly. We often see tree service companies thinning out the interior of big trees and leaving all the weight on the end simply because it’s easy. He really cleaned up that peach tree! 👍🏻 This is one of the most informative videos on pruning I’ve seen-great job!
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  1116. I've been watching for a few years now and love watching you continue to grow as a person. I am so proud of what you have achieved. You are amazing. Sending love from our family to you. xx
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  1117. I discovered your channel not to long ago. I love it! You're so fun and the channel is very educational as well. Keep up the great work!
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  1118. The one sure thing on a farm is that things won't go according to plan.
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  1119. I have a huge amount of chlorine in our water and use rain water when I can, that said, when I must use tap water ,(it does not rain every day in Malakwa BC) , I have found if I fill buckets with tap water, letting it sit for an hour or so , I can use it safely on my gardens. I love your videos! I have begun watching what the Goddess puts on the ground here, to preserve water.
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  1120. It's so refreshing to hear someone who has been living the lifestyle. I grew up on a farm and during covid we're became suburban homesteaders - and yes in part that was due to fear - we had 5 kids at home and some of the longest lockdowns in the worlds. Fast forward to now and what my partner and I want for our homestead acreage is so different. Community and alternate income sources is our main priority. Yes grow veggies and fruit, but we don't want to have animals that tie us to our land. We want a trusted community where we all work to our strengths and help support others, and share and grow food as a community. As we become empty nesters we want simple, slow, fulfilling lives and to be able to travel. Homesteading is so different to everyone, and taking the time to really consider what it is you want your life to be is so important.
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  1121. I have watched probably dozens of fruit tree pruning videos, and for some reason I could never quite groc it or apply it to my trees... maybe I've just reached a saturation point where it's starting to make sense and be applicable, or maybe this is just the best video I've seen on the topic! Thank you!
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  1122. Thank you Anne and Daniel. Excellent demonstration.
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  1123. You ladies are an awesome tag team!!!
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  1124.  @texasgemtree  there’s a reason why virtually all apple trees are grown on selected rootstock. There’s many reasons actually.
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  1125. You get a A+++ for this video. I have similar quick connects as you. Also the use of a wand is much easier when watering. Yes regarding soil tests! I'd have to do 20 tests. I always felt the test result will be in the growth.
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  1126.  @AnneofAllTrades  Lol.
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  1127. Awesome project, great work! Looking forward to watching the forging of the hinges! 😁🙌🏻
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  1128. Love your videos! We've been using premier one netting for 6+ years. Weed eating is a pain. We're getting ready to run 2 sections of several nets 30 ft apart around our garden. 2 livestock guardian dogs will patrol. Keeping deer out and bear away from my bees. I just ordered 1.4 ft wide ground cloth to install under the fencing. Will pin down with landscape staples and hopefully this will end my issue with weed eating. Pray it works! Love and blessings from North Georgia
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  1129. Love the carpentHER shirt.
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  1130. I came for the gardening; I stayed for the baby goats.😅
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  1131. Many people over 100 years old live in the Appalachian mountains in harsh weather keeping their own yards and gardens
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  1132. Anne, I'm glad you came out and made this video. Just had a conversation, with a man who grows big bountiful amounts of food. It was for his mom. She's passed. It's his sole purpose to give it all away. Even at 65 , he's still fighting out life. Makes me think. I'm a seed saver. Food grower. Conservationist. Food supplier. Caretaker. Stewart of the land. Ahh me.
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  1133. Came here just to find this comment 🤣
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  1134. Mental health is really really important...
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  1135. You’re a pretty amazing person. Keep up the awesome work. 👍🏻
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  1136. Thank Anne. I am looking forward to a successful garden 😂
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  1137. Beauty and brains.. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Can't lose with that combination..
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  1138. Sorry for the cold but I love you knowledge. You fun and clever!! We’re neighbors, I live just across the boarder in North Carolina. So your advice seems so relevant for me.
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  1139. GO GIRLS, GO!!  WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL!
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  1140. YOU'RE AWESOME!!!!!
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  1141. I always liked my buck chisels. Great price and quality for the occasional use.
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  1142. It can be irritating to read the comments, because I feel like half the people commenting do not get your humor AT ALL.
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  1143. ....Oh you got a Moo Moo...... I am jealous
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  1144. All for one and one for all. This is how humanity survives, especially in tragedies. It is our natural response, not greed. Greed is taught (& technically it’s legalized in law by placing the individual rights to profit higher than the human right to exist for all). The fear to trust people often breaks down to areas where injustices occurred at an individual’s expense and another’s greed. There is a natural element of self preservation, but we are all born in a one for all all for on need to survive, not all my needs and screw everyone else. A baby would die or be mistreated being raised this way. So naturally we care for another’s life equal to our own to ensure the survival of the species. Important facts of life that get shot down by more barbaric thinking and I just wanted to be sure it was included in your message here. 💗
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  1145. The feeling you get from sharing IS the good stuff ❤
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  1146. Beautiful cabinet. I very much doubt that I’d notice the things that you call flaws, but that I choose to call the signature of the maker ;-). The one error I did see is that you’ve called it a whiskey cabinet but put whisky in it :-)
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  1147. The Timing on that donkey scream... immaculate! Great Tipps!
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  1148. I happened upon your channel & from the first minute I was hooked. You are a superb & entertaining teacher and your conscientious attention to your values is truly inspiring.
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  1149. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL & YOU❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  1150. I dont think it matters what you talk about, but it is really nice to see you so enthusastic and happy. I hope you stay on that path. So you can talk about anything----I happy to listen. :)
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  1151. This makes me smile little bit because i am saving tons of money now days ($1,000) each month i am at saving regime so hopefully latest in couple years i will have enough money for it (it's more expensive in norway then other countries and it won't be doing anything too have more then i need). I won't be spending anything else then rental, food and something i will be taken with me over too the tiny house. I am rental one bedroom from my family member now and im feeling really ready too moving out and be independent. But that gives me also the experiense about living small and i have never had much of things. So that will not be an hard transmisjon i know that it can be hard for some people. Im not sure that i can be doing that in seven days because we don't have similar panels in norway outside like yours. So you are saving alot of time about that. But this video will absolutly be very helpful. But something im thinking seriosly about are the long winter we have in norway that can be given me some trouble with electricty with solar panels. So im thinking about too have two options for that. But i wan't too be self-sufficient at the summer at least. So i can be traveling away when i wan't to and where-ever i wan't to.
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  1152. I love your channel. You have spoken to my soul loll I am constantly adding too much on my plate then I get angry because I'm in so much pain (I have rheumatoid arthritis & fibromyalgia) afterwards. I just need to start doing things in increments and only do what I can. Thank you so much!
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  1153. 👍 Made me laugh.
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  1154. I've gotten soo many ideas from you, thank you! (And hi from E. TN)
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  1155. The coop is looking awesome Anne! 👍🐓🐤🐔👊
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  1156. Planting without digging...this's our futur...best regards
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  1157. Have fun Ann your trucks as old as me 1953 look forward to seeing more of this journey
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  1158. Anne glad I found you. Great advice. Middle TN is a great place to have an garden.
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  1159. 1959ticktock there are some things that get grouped together Ina stigma not every animal loving organic farmer drives an electric car or walks every where. Not saying that's the case here but I have the same affliction as Anne, it's more of a mechanically inclined interest. While I do think the environment and conservation are important I still love that I can rebuild a two stroke outboard motor to go fishing! Plus a motorcycle is much more efficient and eco friendly than a lot of things out there. Most "handy" people don't stick to one discipline, they are handy at everything woodwork, welding, farm work, mechanic. Thus Anne of all trades!
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  1160. 5:44 So many pickles, such little thyme. Lol
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  1161. As a teenager my horses stable had a goose, I hated and feared that bird. He would sneak up on you and pinch you on the back of your legs and let me tell you it hurt so bad! They can pinch hard! Cog hill farm has ducks and geese, but with the chickens there is only one goose. He is actually sweet to humans but protects the hens.
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  1162. My work hates me for it hahaha. But it keeps me enjoying the work.
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  1163. i've been guilty of lion tailing ,but i've not learned different before today, thank you both
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  1164. Outstanding! Love the seat idea!
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  1165. At last! You made a golden statement of fact about LGDs that isn't ever mentioned; "...bred to guard as Independent Thinkers..."..Without that fact being appreciated they are mistakenly used. They don't know boundaries. They guard Everything they see as their responsibility. They've gone from the Pyrenees mountains for their territory to much smaller acreage. We have to adjust our limiting space in regards to their Unlimited capabilities. The Pyrenees guard dogs are magnificent. We need to step up our understanding of them to do them justice. BTW....they are night guards....they bark mostly at night as warning to predators of their presence to mitigate intrusion. I first saw you in video on fruit tree pruning and I subscribed. This vid on LGDs problems locked me in! I too have dyslexia. Nothing keeps me on track and focused as my caring for (and love of) my animals. Best regards.
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  1166. 12 Seasons...! I feel you, coming from a peninsula swept by winds off the southern oceans !
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  1167. Very cool pizza peel 👍😊 very small pizza 😉 But this gives me some good idea and a guide to make my own, thanks Anne 💛
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  1168. Nice video. Still trying to decide what I loved most, Adam's seamlessly adoring camera work or Anne's bountiful garden energy. Perhaps a pick'em.
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  1169. I love the interaction between Anne and her animals. How’s Lucy and the alpacas (the death wish cuties)?
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  1170.  @AnneofAllTrades  Cool.
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  1171. So nice to watch you 2 building this beautiful and well constructed tinyhouse. Really appreciated it!
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  1172. I needed the baby goat parade! Lol
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  1173. You had me at "Chaos Monster". 😆
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  1174. Yooo thank you! Trying to learn to enrich my soil before planting and propagating!
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  1175. Thanks for the update!
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  1176. WOWW is all I can say!!👏🏼
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  1177. Most charming and educational. These goats are lucky to have such a smart and caring boss.
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  1178. Coucou Superbe vidéo bravo À bientôt
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  1179. Great build for mom Ann, Great job to all involved, Thank you for sharing, Stay well. Be Safe..
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  1180. ❤❤❤ Every video is a frickin gem. I learn so many things from each one 🥳🙏
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  1181. Congratulations on both Sheep to Mow and your Apprenticeship. Enjoy Peace Be With You ☮️
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  1182. HUGS I've been there. I started with clearing a small patch and planting seeds to enjoy the growth of while I tackled other parts of the garden.
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  1183. ALL trades. I get it now. I'd like to see you build a proofing cabinet.
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  1184. You're smart. You're not afraid to admit mistakes. You're gorgeous. Is there a way to give 10 thumb's up?
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  1185. 0:34 I love how the cow moves around Anne's shoulder to get in the shot, priceless. Don't eat that cow, it had camera presence.
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  1186. Video made my heart smile today. Thank you!!!
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  1187. Piiiiizzzzzaaaaaaa!!!
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  1188. Bacteria/ parasites “proliferate” rather than matriculate. Thank you for the info. Love your personality and passion for farming. Great video!
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  1189. what a team!
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  1190. Thank you for being a responsible goat owner and steward of the species. People do not understand the commitment. But if I was to get one I would want one of Aretha Franklin’s.
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  1191. Awesome as always,keep the videos coming
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  1192. I learned how to do it free hand from my dad when I was young. And many other things about running saws. Like add oil every time you fill the gas, and I usually touch up the teeth about every second or third tank of gas depending on the wood I'm cutting.
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  1193. We used pvc soffet to create chicken tunnels along our fence line. It gives your fence a cool white base and they eat all the weeds growing along the bottom.
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  1194. What a fantastic tutorial! And I never realized that a fist was a measurement! 😊
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  1195. My truck has 3d printed stuff on it. 😁
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  1196. It's hard to watch your video without hitting the like button 😂😂😂 the machete part just made me laugh lols
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  1197. Really enjoyed this Anne. Thank you. I have been running meat goats for about 15 years now - a steep learning curve. I thought they would be much hardier than sheep, but I now know the difference between sheep and goats is that goats just think of more imaginative ways to die!. On fencing, there is a saying in South Africa (I'm a little north of there in Zambia) that, if you take a bucket of water and throw it at a fence - if any water gets through, then the fence isn't goat proof! My goats don't actually make me any money, but they DO do what I wanted them to do, and that is that they help slow down the bush encroachment, whereby bushes and trees slowly take over our crop land and pastures.
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  1198. I love your talks. They are so informative and interesting. You are also a great person. You are a thinking caring and conscientious being. The best sort of neighbor friend and companion. I wish we had more people like you in this county.
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  1199. "Every night, when the light hits right here....I'm like man, that is the most beautifully lit compost pile." lol You're so authentic. I love it! You see the beauty in a pile of waste. 😁
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  1200. Yummy !
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  1201. Too late! Once you have one goat you end up with 5 goats..no 10 goats...what 20 goats. I swear I shut my eyes and when I open them ... there's more goats.im officially addicted..
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  1202. Remember that a farmer thinks that short term is 5 to 7yrs, and get to know what the life cycle is of those flies, you might find a way to reduce the numbers. Good luck and keep up the hard work 😊
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  1203. Interesting and informative. Loved this episode.
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  1204. If cold, I pre-chop my butter into small pieces before adding it. Also I rarely have butter in my fridge, only on counter, even in Florida.
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  1205. God bless you
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  1206. An award for the most awesome human being goes to.... ? We all know who that award goes to ..... U r amazing
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  1207. Holy cow....All these machines!! Love the Orange one the best
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  1208. Hi Anna thank you for always showing great videos keep up the good work
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  1209. Pallette-ive care. I'll see myself out.
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  1210. Blue Hubbard Squash IS THE BEST TO MAKE PUMPKIN PIE 🥧 🎉❤
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  1211. I want to grow up to be a baby goat 🐐
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  1212. I had two 1lb baby goats this summer. They were both super healthy and had no health problems. Still healthy. Just small for their age.
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  1213. April brought me here. Looking forward to seeing what you do. By the way, love the animals and cool video.
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  1214. Chickens say "Road Trip".
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  1215. 140+ dairy goats on the farm I grew up on .. and little me did the water hauling, feeding and cleaning (plus half the milking and some of the veterinary tasks) .. back in a time when there was no internet, and marketing goat milk was NOT EASY. If you need to clear land, goats and pigs are great .. but once you have your homestead shaped up, sheep and cattle are better choices. So my 2 cents is, Don't Buy a goat .. borrow a few from a friend that has some, then return them when they have finished working. Some folks are going to fall in love with the little monsters and want to keep them, you don't have to be that person 😉
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  1216. This was an amazingly informative video, thank you so much. A follow up next year would be great!
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  1217. ​ @dragoncarver287  Yellow poplar or gum is traditional for these dough bowls. Especially around the Appalachia's. It's a different type of woodworking and not many people do it the way I do because it is very labor intensive. The methods I use were passed down to me by my father and he learned them from meeting people who were 3rd and 4th generation and still practiced this art. Woodworking from this region was not like other areas. They did what they had to so they could survive. In that sense things were very primitive in comparison to other areas or regions. Its an area not known for beautiful dovetails and crown molding. It's known for hand hewn logs and beams rough sawn boards. The finish on everything still has the markings from every step taken to get to where it is. Just like the logs in our cabins tell the story of adze and axe. This bowl will tell the story of hatchet, plane, and adze.
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  1218. Great idea! I love the aesthetic of the wood burning, so simple and so beautiful!
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  1219. I didn't know you yet, YouTube played your video after another was done. You had my attention right away and I subscribed. 😀💜
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  1220. Just what i needed for my brain type. Thanks. I always need outside help getting up for the day.. interesting ideas.
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  1221. Wow, Ann you guys are great teachers, thank u 4sharing ❤
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  1222. First video we have watched of yours. Love the way you talk to the animals! Cracking us up. Too many animal sanctuary types treat the animals like their children, it is great to see you treat animals as loved....animals! The little jerks! Lol.
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  1223. I could watch that all day! You both are so skilled - April is really experienced. This is inspiring! Thanks so much for producing a video showing a project that could be really intimidating, but showing how it's done. Super inspiring. And really great work, ladies. I really liked watching you use the sawzall to cut the joinery for the rafters. My go to would be a ryoba nokogiri. It's so cool to see what a Maker would use. Thanks for putting your video out into the world!
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  1224. Bodydoubling?! OMG! I just told my coworker the other day. I have a harder time focusing when she’s out for the day. That must be what that is! Mind.blown!🤯
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  1225. You are so inspiring! I have thought of doing the same thing but did not believe that someone with no skills and a women could do this on her own. Thank you for reminding me that women can do anything if they put their minds to it. Cheers
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  1226. I dream of gardening all of the time... no energy. I'm going to keep trying, though... it all starts with a thought, doesn't it? 🌾🌿🌻🍀🌱
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  1227. 05:55 Your one beautiful amazing unicorn. You even like onions. Wow. mind blown Also that cat... man it was like "Attention Attention Attention".. lol.
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  1228. This video made me want goats even more. I dream of training them to drag a little wagon, so I can ride around like Salvador Dali.
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  1229. Wow. You must be exhausted by now. Sweet babies. 💜
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  1230. I've been looking for an Oven like yours for a long time, and I see that they are build here in Portugal, near me. Now I can by one for me. Thank you for giving this information. Nice work, keep doing it. Greetings from Portugal.
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  1231. The golf ball trick is brilliant. I need to find a community similar to your farm to learn all of these tips
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  1232. Omg I cannot stand this level of cuteness
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  1233. Yes, but you make it look effortless 😉
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  1234. Anne your building holds such potential and promises for so many. Your resilience and tenacity are inspiring and incredible. Thank you share with us.😊
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  1235. Anne, that is awesome that you have made your garden work for you.... and so much less work to do too... it's about the planning of where to plant stuff aye.
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  1236. Good for him👍👍👍👍👍 and you!
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  1237. Great idea for rhubarb! I’m going to try planting it with okra or castor bean next year in South GA.
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  1238. haha glad im not the only construction worker who doesn't care if housewrape is upside down. the bosses must get incentive to encourage it rite side up..love the work,,
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  1239. Same
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  1240. Thanks for sharing your mistakes because we all make em! 👊🏻
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  1241. I love your shop! Especially how curious your cat is and wanting to help you with the nail gun, so cute! Then there is the fancy hoodie neck warmer cat!
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  1242. Double Feature! Anne and Miss Kitty! Great job!!
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  1243. SO helpful - thank you!!
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  1244. Thanks anne! I like the simplicity vs functionality 👍👍
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  1245. Such a beautiful story. New beginnings, new hopes, new dreams. You guys are blessed. 🙏🏽
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  1246. I need to start sourcing a ton of cardboard. Pray for me 😂
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  1247. just say nope to the goat.
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  1248. Karson here! Redmond Sel 90
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  1249. OMG my eyes have been wide open since you said Aretha Franklin
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  1250. Fairely new subscriber, been watching the past year or so. Can I just say how wonderful it is to watch those fingers fly on your right hand! God is good! Keep on keeping on!
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  1251. "so our beef can eat our salad on our behalf" LOL!!! Great content.
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  1252. Wow, awesome job ladies! You made it look so simple! Lol! In hindsight as an older, disabled woman, I regret not having built the 600 sq ft house of my dreams about 5 years ago, when I had the money. After watching y'all in action with your hard working, positive DIY attitudes, you've given me hope that I may still achieve my dreams in the future! Thanks!
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  1253.  @AnneofAllTrades  exactly! It like earthing with your hands instead of feet!!
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  1254. ​ @AnneofAllTrades there is a bacterium in the soil that causes release of serotonin when contacts mucous membranes like nasal passages. IT is thought to be responsible for "gardener's high"
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  1255. I miss my baby goats! Thanks for the goat break😂
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  1256. Very IMPRESSIVE!!!
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  1257. Looks great, can't wait to follow the rest
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  1258. You and Adam make such a great team. I love the way this video came together. Such great information, honesty and humor. ❤️❤️
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  1259. 100% !
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  1260. Agreed! Love her knowledge, energy, and humor!
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  1261. I see. A snake and I never see a snake going that fast😊
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  1262. I absolutely adore videos like these! Gives me hope for humans. We all learn and grow and being able to embrace that is SO important! ❤ Thanks for the humility and the corrections!
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  1263. Hell yeah! Girl power!!
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  1264.  @AnneofAllTrades  Agree completely. Maybe you can make that sentiment "nothing with composting is precious, it just needs doing and a little practice" content for a new video. Try the 4" perforated pipes for aeration. I stand one on end and build my pile around it. Yes, you did bring the pitchfork out. I wouldn't begin to try to use a round shovel. My opinion 😊 THanks for the reply!
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  1265. I always enjoy your cooking tips. I try them, more time than not I include in my weekly plan. Thank you Anne! P.S. It is nice getting to know your hubby Adam!
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  1266. I have been watching gardening videos for ages, I have never witnessed one as well explained as this, I really enjoyed it so thank you so much. Now I will go and watch the rest of your videos 😊. Saluts from Tunisia 🇹🇳
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  1267. Seeing this video makes me think I'm not ready for goats. On my recently acquired land I'll begin with bees and ducks, then maybe, MAYBE I'll start with a few Nubians. I cried with you at 9:06 . You are a tender and beautiful soul missy.
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  1268. Ain't it a wonderful world - at least some times? *talks about a device to create anything 3D shaped and working in "plastic" You could possibly think of ... like an Alpacca shaped cooky cutter, of all things. * "... oh, You can make chess pieces ... ??" 😂 Creativity needs possibilities - give Your kids access to Your workshops!
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  1269. Thank you for teaching us!!! I need all the help I can get.
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  1270. So goatful for all of your fabulous information!
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  1271.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the reply Anne, that’s very generous of you considering how flat out you are. And another benefit of having the beef cows, tho I hope they don’t know that’s what you call them! It must be tough for you on freezer day, because it’s obvious how much you love your animals. (I’m too much of a softy, I’ll stick with being a vego). All the best, you rock!
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  1272. ❤️ your barn quilt!
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  1273. I'm with you BirdYoumans! Learning and keeping your mind busy is what helps so many to live a long, full, and happy life. My grandparents (who came to America from Italy while in their mid-teens with their families), into their mid and late 90's still having all of their faculties, and the ability to move and do the things they loved. Grampa was a very successful painting contractor and was still climbing ladders and working until he was 86 when gout prevented him from working any more. He was still very active in his large fruit, nut, and vegetable garden, and playing two games of tournament Bacci Ball on a league team twice a week. And if gout made it to difficult to stand for any length of time, he still wore his league shirt and cheer on his teammates from the sidelines with my grandmother. She always went to cheer him on and she packed a basket of a block of Italian table cheese, Italian bread, and their own fresh fruit like apples, or the best peaches I've ever tasted, figs that were huge and sweet, and almonds from their own trees to share and snack on. They always walked hand in hand or my grandma would put her arm onto his. They kissed each other in public which, for their generation, was a big thing. They were so in love, just like they were when they met as teens, until the day they died.
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  1274. learning from our mistakes is the only way we have to learn. those who never recognize their errors, never learn🙂
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  1275. We had to buy a lawn mower a few years ago and I remember growing up trying to start the gas powered mower and NEVER getting it. I was so excited to find a cordless gas mower that worked for us. I actually found joy in mowing the lawn (we had a tiny lawn that took 4 passes at most) but it was still fun and satisfying I could do all of it on my own as a woman. Since then, every other tool we've bought has been battery powered. Great explanation of everything Anne!
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  1276. This is the best video I have watched about pruning fruit trees. I have had trees for ten years now and I always dread going out and pruning them because I am surely doing it wrong. Every time, I watch a videos on how to do it. The presenter is typically boring and / or confusing. Neither of these are an issue in this. Always a pleasure watching you and Adam on the farm getting things done. Thanks for sharing. 😊
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  1277. U make good videos. Entertaining, educational and u are enjoyable to watch. I won’t push down or jump fences, but I certainly did when I was younger 🙂.
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  1278. We have a lot of eagles by us but none have ever delivered dinner!
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  1279. Buttercup. Probably too late. Have to say, you are an inspiration. Seems like farming is a lost art in younger generations. You are a breath of fresh air ❤ I could never hop a nylon fence the way you do! I'm just too old with hip issues. Love your dogs!
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  1280. You are so awesome even the wildlife wants to take care of you. 😊😊😊
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  1281. Put on a pot of coffee and I'll be right over! DEELISH!
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  1282. Leave it long enough and it makes hard cider… nothing to add.
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  1283. I loved watching this come together on both of your stories on Instagram. Looking forward to the full build video!
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  1284. Speaking of task bags, I read an article years ago in Popular Mechanics magazine about setting up two-wheel dollies to do the same thing. They put racks on it on which they place the set of tools and roll it to the site.
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  1285. I love to see you working with wood again. I worry about your hand so this is a great relief. It has been an inspiration to watch how you have adapted and never seemed any less without the woodworking, but wow you got back there too. I can see things i can adapt to my own challenges in your vids thank you.
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  1286. You are an amazing teacher! I've watched my dad compost for 20+ years, watched numerous videos and clips. Yours is the first to really make me understand the whys and hows. I think this year's compost is going to really take off with these tips!
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  1287. Great tips, thank you for braving the cold to share.
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  1288. Loved this video, loved the whimsical music in the background too. Thank You Anne for this video, Thank You Adam for your production.
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  1289. puns for days, sponge bob insert, calling him out cleaning his screen, seemingly excited about tech, I mean you were genuinely smiling the whole time. I have yet to chuckle at youtube videos as much as I do yours. well done :)
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  1290. beautiful job .,.,love love popis.,.,god chanel i follow you carpenterlear_22 gretings from argentina,.
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  1291. Holy cow!
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  1292. Your brain is the only limit to 3d printing.... sometimes conceiving ideas is the hardest part.
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  1293. This is why what you do makes me cry. It’s a long story and the wisdom you’ve gained was what life is about living. The legacy you want to live and leave is as shallow as those around you everyday or as deep.
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  1294. Its easy, its beautiful and its cheap.... I LOVE IT!
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  1295. awesome. i can't wait to see this project come together.
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  1296. Anne the hack of sorting by week/month/etc 😮😃👌..was almost there and you helped get to the finish line, thankyouuu 😊
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  1297. two beautiful capricorns, you are a wonderful woman
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  1298. You are AWESOME!! Can only imagine how good it felt to bring it back to life! Totally inspirational...
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  1299. Very interesting video with some great info! I’m going to top off the cows Redmond salt as soon as I finish typing this comment! Lol. When I setup and move my poly wire fence I load all of the posts on the atv and hook the reel on the back of the atv bumper then just drive! Stop every 20-30 feet to step in a post behind the atv and hook the poly wire into the post then drive to the next. It’s basically the same as he showed you except replace the person with an atv lol. We have the same issues with water. It sounds like you have water across the bottom end of that pasture, so the way I would setup the paddocks would be strips up and down the hill. The paddocks might have to be long and narrow but that eliminates the need to haul water up the hill or having a lane back to the water that is going to get beat down from the constant traffic. Hope something I’ve shared helps you. Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge. Great video as always!
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  1300. As a hobbyist i LOVE spinning alpaca yarn 😍😍 and most folks here in Belgium just give the fleece away very cheap or for free due to all regulations around it
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  1301. Today I learned what a Trellis is :)👍
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  1302. Figure-out-able 😆 Trade mark 😆 You're definitely inspiring 👍
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  1303. Yup, but bees swarm because they have out grown their present hive . It is the current bee keeper that should have a new hive ready and if not * shrug * ... their loss is Ann's gain.
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  1304. Radial arm saw with a dado blade is what we normally use for 1/2 laps you can do it on long pieces easily. Love you videos thank you.
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  1305. This is very well done. Giving exact body positions is very helpful and the picture in picture perspective reinforces the lesson. The way you give the tips about reflection and lubrication without belaboring the points helps while keeping things moving.
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  1306. Mom's neighbors had three fresh cows. She would let os make butter from the top inch by shaking in a cold Mason jar till the butter made. The rest in the jar got vinegar added to make clabber milk biscuits. They raised a rescued fawn off one cow that would actually suckle. Came back to visit twice a year for five years to show her baby. Had two one year.
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  1307. Thumbs up for your asshole cat. I think it's the trait of cat owners everywhere to be resigned to how much their cat is just going to be in the way.
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  1308. Hands Dirty by Delta Rae
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  1309. Now I want a salad! 🥗 Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
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  1310. I feel sorry for the people who gave this a thumbs down.
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  1311. I’m starting to learn everything from you😊❤🎉😊😊😊😊
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  1312. Very cool!
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  1313. Great video! I did not know the roots could girdle itself.
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  1314. Congrats on a successful year
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  1315.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yeah...I think many of us noticed right away..
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  1316. Excellent information 🙏🏼💕
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  1317. Anne you are completely killing it! Love your videos. From one former city girl to another- I am so inspired by you.🙌
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  1318. Holding back that scream of excitement! 😆👍
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  1319. This video was extremely helpful, thanks Anne & Daniel! I'm getting ready to plant a few apple trees in Maine and I feel more confident now! Just found your videos and I'm enjoying watching you and how you shed light on so many innocent gardening faux pas. You're funny and sweet . . . don't change . . . and don't work yourself to death. 💚
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  1320. "And I fail all the time" - I would modify this to say "I'm learning all the time". I have exactly the same experience in the shop as yourself, but half of the joy in making stuff is learning! yeah, you can call it failing... but imagine if every time you got a question wrong in school you were admonished for failing to get it right, rather than being told that you are learning the right way to do it? Maybe it's neither here nor there - but thanks for making a post+video about it. I fully agree with you - there's this tendency on the internet to exude perfection and i don't think it's good for anyone. frank howarth is especially good at acknowledging his missteps and it's all the more endearing. also, nice touch on not over-editing :)
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  1321. I like your button pushing sound effects.
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  1322. What you call lazy gardening is referred to in systems engineering as: "a systems approach to maintainability". I have applied systems principles to community gardens here in Colorado to help them be more manageable. I came up with 5 rules for green thumbing: 1) Mulch with wood chips to 4" deep. 2) Compost and sift with a screen in the wheelbarrow. 3) Optimize your organization of tools. 4) Read the wind: it deposits the weeds. 5) Water deeply or not at all. What grows in our harsh climate, produces seeds that grow exceptionally well in other places. Want to give it a try?
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  1323. Great useful video, Thanks
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  1324. Me too, tears in my eyes.
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  1325. I’ve spent the last couple of days watching your videos. Lots of hard work, but extremely enjoyable to watch. Appreciate you sharing. I’m impressed. Congratulations on doing great work.
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  1326. Love what YouTube has given to makers. Good for you!
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  1327. Agree with you. Wood chips have been my best friend for the last 5 years. Not the bane of our existence.
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  1328. an apple a day... keeps the doctor away... :)
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  1329. Reba Milkentire - awesome and well played ma'am.🤣
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  1330. Goats Rule! How cute!
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  1331. Wow those sheets of cladding are amazing. Never come across anything like that in the UK.
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  1332.  @AnneofAllTrades  Mind-blowing....True.....and SO well said!
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  1333. Great work, looks awesome. Also, I feel like I’m always commenting on your shirts but sweet Dogfish shirt!
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  1334. You are SUCH an inspiration to me ! Thanks so much!
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  1335. I sent your future project that you pick will be okay as long as we get to see you build that's what it's all about I'm 70 years old and I want to learn
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  1336. Beautiful bookshelf Anne! Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this with us!
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  1337. Great to see you again :)
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  1338. every woodworker have a injured finger~LOL
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  1339. Once the fuel systems are treated, its most helpful to run the engines or drain the fuel out of carbs.
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  1340. I have been learning slot from your channel thanks very much . greetings from Nigeria.
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  1341. You are AMAZING!!!!
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  1342. Beautiful Quote. Thank you!❤❤❤
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  1343. May your energy and vitality be extreme!
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  1344. ❤❤🙏🏻
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  1345. Thank you for this video, it has really hit me hard! I live in northern MN and I am trying to do it ALL! My husband helps on some things but this is my thing not his. It is so hard and I get so discouraged when I keep failing. I admit that I did want to become self sufficient out of fear. I always feel that I am running out of time to get this right...but I can't do it alone anymore. I am 60 years old and every year the work gets more exhausting, but I love the feeling of being able to provide for my family so I keep trying.
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  1346. Another great video my 3 girls love your projects and have made a few now all because of you keep up the great work
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  1347. 7 days! Amazing job, Ladies👍
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  1348. I play the Violin and Cello so you can see why I am so happy that you are able to build your favorite instrument.
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  1349. First time I have heard that reflection tip. What a great tip.
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  1350. Nice fence, looks good. The smaller write openings of the panels would be my choice for a garden as well. The lsolar post lights are a nice addition. Thanks for sharing, happy gardening.
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  1351. Put out a call for help, you’ll get hundreds of people show up.
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  1352. But, do you ever chalkboard in the home depot isle? I did once at Lowes and they really freaked out, had the manager come talk to me. She ended up helping me find all the fittings I needed just to get me out of there. She probably would have asked me to leave if I wasn't sitting next to my mobility scooter with my Desert Storm Veteran's hat on. Sometimes, disability pays off. Most of the time, it sucks!
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  1353. Thank you Anne!
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  1354. Thanks for making this and explaining your fears. I am the same and would not want to keep bees for the same reason. Now I do.
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  1355. this is such a lovely video. loved the dogs obsessed with the bunny in the background! you really explained the soil stuff so well! loved it and i’m very educated! you did a GREAT job!
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  1356. Great workshop and tools, love your videos
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  1357. Great stewardship anne.
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  1358. Any bread recipe (formula) is just a starting point - you need to feel and get to know the dough, and make adjustments along the way. Practice and never give up; you'll be fine. For a pizza dough a great starting point is: 00 or Bread flour - 100%, Water - 60%, Salt - 2.5%, instant yeast - 1% (eg: 1Kg flour, 600mL water, 25g salt, 1g yeast for 4-6 pizzas depending on size)
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  1359. Thank you so much. We have a small farm homestead in arkansas and appreciate you very much🎉
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  1360. Thank you Anne! These latest videos are especially informational and fantastic! It's time for me to prune my orchard and get out in the woods for some leaf material!
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  1361. Love this, Anne! Super simple concepts that we should and totally can follow. And I’m always so grateful how accessible you make gardening and homesteading. ❤
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  1362. Last year I felt like I spent so much time weeding and watering. I spent a lot of time late winter and spring laying out mulch and setting up drip irrigation. I'm looking forward to not needing to spend so much time in the garden when we are in the 90s and 100s.
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  1363. Yes, to baby goat parade!
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  1364. I didn't realize that making cider wasn't all that many steps! Thank you for demystifying it!
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  1365. 2 of my favorite people on Youtube! You guys rock!
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  1366. So inspiring! Admire your work and lifestyle. You. Are badass.
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  1367. Thank you Anne. I needed these reminders to" take it easy"❤🙏 in everything
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  1368. Best woman woodworker out there, on the tube.
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  1369. What a great bunch of very useful and important information! Thank you so much! This will be shared! xoxo
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  1370. BTW, I had up to 75 goats... In the mountains so they were happy goats 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🏔️🌄
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  1371. I LOVE your videos! You have a beautiful mind, an endearing personality, cute animals, and, like April, an invigorating and inspiring joy of creation and discovery. Thanks for the honest take on your journey, it’s a good reminder for all of our craft.
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  1372. OMG; great timing! We live on a small farm in Normandy and have tons of apples and should be making our own cider instead of trading them away. This year with rains than incredible heat folks here have never seen so much fruit!!! rr
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  1373. Ok, you get some serious geek cred bonus points for having a Stirling engine fan on your mini wood stove! Perfect use for it.
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  1374. I’ve been really successful with growing trees from seeds… from the fruit I eat. Tons of mangoes, kiwi, dragon fruit, peaches and apricots!! I’m glad I found this because I will have the ability to start them right from a tiny sprout! It will be interesting to see how they do being grown in their permanent location vs living its first few years in a pot at a nursery.
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  1375. I tawt I saw a puddy cat. @3:50. I did! I did! I did saw a puddy cat! 🐈
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  1376. Another Great Video 👍
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  1377. "Donkeys will get fat breathing air" 😂 I felt that...HAAARD 😅❤
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  1378. Thanks for the info Anne, awesome job! 👍👊
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  1379. Amaranth is one of my primary pest weeds here in Hawaii. It serves mostly as scaffolding for the bleeping vines.. leave the amaranth and soon all you have is mounds of vines.
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  1380. You are one of a kind . "Anne of All Trades" tells it all.
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  1381. Truly.. All Trades :) Cheers!
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  1382. I like the idea, but for her, I think she'd need it somehow see-through or just a roof no walls. She wants the tools to stare her in the face so she remembers.
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  1383. another great job Anne, you are a great advocate for reusing wood and other products. Thanks for sharing great video.. Now all the animals will be good for the winter as well. I love how all the different animals just wonder around you while you are working they are very happy to be with you and your husband.. enjoy
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  1384. Go girls!! #girlsrock
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  1385. I love the mushroom idea. Thats a great idea for all that dead space!!
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  1386. I like to add minced garlic and Italian seasoning to the dough. I do the same for my home made noodles.
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  1387. Tip for the unripe tomatoes at the end of the season: put them into jars, don't cover with lid, place the jars inside the house on windowsills where they get as much sunlight as possible. They'll ripen over time. They won't taste as good as the ones from the middle of the season, but still better than storebought tomatoes. Also, you reassured me that I didn't plant my garlic too late today.
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  1388. Gardening = happiness!! Thank you for being a big part of helping me find joy
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  1389. Pretty cool printer, nice video, Thanks
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  1390. Don't hold back, tell is how you really feel about mustard 😂❤
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  1391. Thank you for this one! Remember, a great man once said "There are no mistakes, just happy accidents". 🎨 You accidentally stirred us up enough to share what we know, and you have taken the time to give it a voice.
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  1392.  @AnneofAllTrades Please be as detailed as possible we are wanting to do something similar I have been looking for videos to get ideas. THank you thank you!
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  1393. Hear the wild guineafowl here all the time in South Africa, same sound.
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  1394. I was so excited to hear you say that you LOVE learning! It, too, is a favorite of mine because I love teaching. I absolutely love your enchanting voice, vision, and videos.
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  1395. You are such an inspiration. Unfortunately, your experience with builders and contractors is not unusual. Not a great industry overall...
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  1396. To keep the bee nerds from giving you a hard time just refer to them as "naturalized" 😁
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  1397. I love mistakes, they are the best way to learn about stuff!
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  1398. Beautiful cabinet! I’m not as far along as you in my woodworking and I appreciate you mention tiny flaws. I struggle being a perfectionist so I get frustrated when my work isn’t perfect so thanks for keeping it real 😊
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  1399. The homestead shuffle, one step forward and two steps back... but it always works out in the end
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  1400. We use salt water and spray it on weeds or around sidewalks so we don't have to weed eat as much. 😊
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  1401. I have been feeling a bit overwhelmed lately and your video reminded me of some things I used to do to avoid feeling this way <3
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  1402. Happy new year from Germany. ❤
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  1403. So glad I watched this video. I bought trees last year. This will help me a lot. Now I understand why the old trees are not doing that great. Hopefully, I can fix them next year. Thank you for sharing!
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  1404. Goats are the GOAT
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  1405. I swear, your channel is like 90% of the things I'm currently working on and I think I might be binging your backlog now lol. Got 60 small fruit and nut trees growing in my screenhouse that I started this year for my own burgeoning orchard 🤣
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  1406. 💯. Read the weeds, use the weeds, feed the weeds! Weeds, in most cases, are harvesting what the soil doesn't have or is deficient in.
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  1407. That's a great chair I really like the contrasting colors.
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  1408. Wonderful life you have
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  1409. Nice work
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  1410. And they smell better than the chickens.
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  1411. Great video, Well explained
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  1412. " Find your place, and, FIND YOUR PEOPLE"!!! Great Video!!!❤❤❤
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  1413. This video is so timely. I recently visited a friend's farm and became overwhelmed and terrified that at my age it's too late to start. I gave into the fear of "big government" and the need/desire to become self-reliant. I'm going to step back, rethink my goals, and even if I start with one small thing, I'm going to at least do that and do it well! And seek community! (Can't believe that didn't dawn on me ~ LOL!)
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  1414. Those are some sharp tips thanks😊
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  1415. “Putrefying” is another great word. You do have a lovely vocabulary.
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  1416. Love your videos Anne thank you!
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  1417. And Scarfkitten, the neck assistant.
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  1418. I always wondered how you managed to build that thing so quick! Looks awesome WoodWorkWIFE is jealous I'm sure.
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  1419. THANK YOU! I am not a homesteader, but I was raised by survivalist preppers. We lived in a suburb and my folks had a 140 acre piece of property about an hour and a half away. It had a 1 br home with a 2 oven cast iron wood stove and no running water. We had a well, we had a toiled which we flushed by pouring a bucket of water into the tank every time. We had a spring house. We had springs at a few different locations away from the house and had city electricity…. We knew all of the edible plants available on that property and picked them to eat. We spent all of the free time my folks had at that place. I knew, from the time I was 8 years old, that their may come a day when I would have to shoot some people in our neighborhood… When I finally made it out of the house and into college, I ended up with a nervous breakdown so bad that I came down with shingles…an 18 year old with effing shingles. I found out that my suspicion throughout my childhood, that preparing for the complete breakdown of society by cloistering one’s family was not going to work. To survive, throughout human history, people have worked as a community to take care of the needs of life. To do this, people have to be able to trust others to some extent. I was taught to never trust anyone. When I would go home to visit and my dad would start spouting off about learning more skills and having more equipment, I would say, “why don’t you just grow a garden?” I was into gardening since childhood, and only got grudging support from my folks. It was all about firearms, knives, and searching for food in the wild with them. We live in the suburbs, my family and I. I am very much into gardening. We raise chicken for eggs (it is illegal to raise them for meat in our town but, when they get old, 🤷🏻‍♀️.) We get some good soup stock out of it. We are all about sustainability and being prepared for power outages. Solar… Our neighbors are avid gardeners as well, and we share our bounty…some of the things each household grows are different, so we get more variety that way. I just can’t bear to hear people talking about “doing for themselves” without a community because of my childhood experiences. All I can think when I hear that is, “yeah, you are stupid if you think that will work in the long term.” So, yes THANK YOU!❤
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  1420. Her enthusiasm is adorably contagious.
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  1421. I have a best friend and I knew her for 5 years
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  1422. Thank you for staying so positive despite this being a video inspired by negative comments. Keep seeing and being the positive inspiration you are. You inspired me to start properly gardening last autumn and I'm watching my garlic and onions grow as I gear up to January planting. Thank you 😊
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  1423. Seattle ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  1424. I was so excited to know I did grow my beds exactly as you have except for 2 things, i didnt know about the mushroom spores (darn) and instead of wood chips as a top dressing i used straw bedding thats been stripped of seeds. I started my beds 5 years ago and have hard pan clay soil thats been transformed in the garden beds. I let dandelion grow because they put down a deep root that helps with drainage. I also plant my tomatoes in a similar way except I lay them in the soil sideways. So happy to see you teaching this wonderful method.
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  1425. I 100% agree with you. Swiss Chard is disgusting! I grew it once, tried one leaf and pulled the plant. No thank you!!
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  1426. Amazingly resourceful.
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  1427. I really enjoy your videos Anne, thanks for sharing!! Best regards....😊
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  1428. I just found your channel. I have seen a few videos now and I love it. Western NC, here. Similar climate. Totally relatable. So glad you mentioned Paul G. He has really been an inspiration for me. I also love David the Good.
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  1429. The two tone look is great. Love the chairs.
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  1430. awesome!!
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  1431. Man! If I were you, I'd make replica's and sell them!
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  1432. We have 7 Nigerian Dorf goats for 6yrs now. I could of used this knowledge before the goats for sure...
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  1433. Beautiful project. Well done.
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  1434. "Pointy fingers" you're knowledgeable AND adorable!!
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  1435. A tiny home is my dream... and a friendship like this is also my dream...
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  1436. Great channel Anne. We love homesteading and have a sweet spot out here in Virginia.
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  1437. Anne you are always a welcome sight to watch in your videos. You don’t just show the highlights you also show the lowlights, just like in everyday life. Can hardly wait for the finished project video.
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  1438.  @leebarnhart9725  Me too! I am just full of it. :D
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  1439. So if she provides a pic of her kitty cat can that be made into a cookie cutter? I'm asking for research purposes
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  1440. very good Congratulations
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  1441. I wrap my outdoor buckets and pots in bubble wrap 😅 over winter because I've no space to cover them in mulch I don't fancy covering the concrete / slabs in mulch. But bubble wrap works. Here in Ireland als the UK and a lot of countries in Europe do what you do with the cardboard. Cardboard here is a natural product you just take any tape ect off it. It's also put into compost bins.
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  1442. Great job!! Cheers "Regard it as just as desirable to build a chicken house as to build a cathedral." Frank Lloyd Wright
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  1443. "If you build it, they will come" - Field of Dreams.
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  1444. Great video, Ann. I'm just learning how to prune my 10 year old trees now that I have the time. So much to learn. It's so worth it, being out in the garden. Love the animals!
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  1445. Amazing skills. Love watching you create!
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  1446. Ahhhh djdjsjsjsh these are my fav videos! I just found your channel and I’m absolutely in love with all the adorable animals and love the hard work you put into your farm🤍
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  1447. I use the same voice when I call my goats and they come running. 😊😂 Also, my Dad has said many times that he doesn't want to drink goat milk. I may have to resort to trickery. 😁
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  1448. THAT WAS AWESOME! Thanks so much for the time you take making all the videos, but this one in particular. Hugs!
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  1449. Great job on the wooden spoon Anne! Thank you for sharing the video with us.👌👍😎JP
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  1450. Thank you so much for doing their horns so young. We vets appreciate farmers like you so much❤
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  1451. Love your personality, wisdom, and straight forward message.
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  1452. So well done. I wish every breeder of every known animal would post a similar video. Yay to your goats of whom I can watch and laugh at when I need my goat fix. 🙂
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  1453. A tree just fell, so I may need to do this. You're an inspiration. I made a spoon because of watching you.
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  1454. Love your videos and the way you educate/share knowledge to your viewers…
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  1455. I love that you talk about having learning disabilities! I can relate, and a lot of them are why I love gardening and other hands on work. Plants and animals don't judge you, and so much knowledge is accessible these days so I can learn with an audiobook while I'm working rather than having to sit still and struggle trying to read!
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  1456. Nice job Annabelle, I agree with the the comments below, you need a “love” button instead of a like button:)
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  1457. Very valuable advice. I like the one about getting stuff done with minimum fast product rather then perfection. I apply it for little conveniences around house and garden and it makes huge difference. Yes some things will need to be improved upon but i can do that over time
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  1458. I just found your channel and subscribed. Thank you for making this video. I have been pruning and taking care of 6 pear trees for 40 years now. I started when I was ten years old and my parents bought two acers of land that was part of an old farm and it had 6 pear trees that were way over grown. My grandpa told me some of what I know and I got some from books. As the years go by I have seen that I could have done a better job than I did because we only have 5 trees and one is not looking that good. I know that the trees are about 80 years old because I talked to the guy that planted the trees. I bet I cut 15 feet out of the top of these pear trees more than once or twice because grandpa said if you can't reach it you can't pick it. And I know from standing on top of a latter and barely reaching and trying to get that big one you see is not worth it I got hit right between the eyes and almost fell off the latter one year. I have always wanted to clone these trees and I just saw a video about air layering and I think I am going to try to that. I did find your video informative and I have been told that you are never to old to learn something new and the day you stop learning is the day your Dead so keep learning and passing that knowledge on to others. GOD IS GOOD GOD IS GREAT GOD BLESS YOU AND ALL WHO READ THIS AMEN.
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  1459. Thanks for sharing, Anne. Your farm and lifestyle look lovely.
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  1460. Wow ... very thorough explanation.
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  1461. or a tiny house ;-)
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  1462. I recently put sticks and levees under my potatoes this Year, im excited how big The foliage is, we shall see how big the potatoes prove to be at harvest, thank you for your video ❤
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  1463. Anne, I hope you, Adam, and everyone are doing well. Shalom.
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  1464. I live in a rented unit in Melbourne, Australia. I will likely never have the opportunity to make any of the things you make, yet I still really enjoy watching your videos. Sometimes it's really nice and calming just to watch someone make something they're passionate about :)
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  1465. You have a good personality. 😊
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  1466. BEAUTIFUL
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  1467. I watch a lot of YouYtube boot videos and this is absolutely the best! I have never seen all of these on the same video 1. Custom designed boots 2. How they are made 3. A non employee doing the build. Just amazing! Excellent job Anne and Nick's.
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  1468.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks Anne!
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  1469. Wow!! Love the cow! Love the barn.. you’re awesome!! Love your land. It is beautiful!! It’s nice to see an uplifting video.. And I love the pigs.. They look so comfy cozy!! Love the Kevin Bacon names.. Kevin Bacon.. lol that’s so cool..
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  1470. Definitely glad to hear about a productivity book by someone who is not a white cishet tech bro. Would be glad to read a productivity book by someone who has more similar experience to me.
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  1471. I'm getting ready to do the cardboard thing since the borough dug up my garden for a water pipe. Thanks for the info. Im also doing JADAM. So happy i found Garden like A Viking on utube to break it down for the home gardener. Were never to old to learn & change when we have too. Thanks again 😊
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  1472. Cool project Anne! Thanks for sharing it with us.😎👍JP
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  1473. Typically the pipes are below the frost line, so if the water can reach the pipe through the soil, it can drain through the pipe.
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  1474. Exerlent video tutorial, thank you 🙂
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  1475. Nothing is warmer than a purring cat scarf!
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  1476.  @AnneofAllTrades  100%!
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  1477. Oh good decision to keep her on your farm ! 😊
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  1478. As a “mostly” conventional row crop farmer from the Midwest, I love this video. You are smart and sustainable! My goals are to transition to more wholistic farming, primarily minimum tillage and cover crop additions for starters. Thanks for sharing this.
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  1479. ❤❤❤❤good evening and have a good night ❤❤❤❤
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  1480. “Losers stop when they fail. Winners fail until they succeed.” Robert T. Kiyosaki
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  1481. You're incredible! I had no idea making cheese (especially delicious goat cheese) was so awesome!
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  1482. LOVE my 80v chainsaw! Great to see your chainsaw comparisons 😊
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  1483. YOU ARE INCREDIBLE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE YOUR CONTENT!!!
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  1484. Great video!! Although I didn't see failure, I saw a amazing piece of work in progress. Thank you for your honesty.
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  1485. Love the cutie in the bloopers at the end.
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  1486. Haha that fantastic I want one 😂
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  1487. YOU CAN DO ANYTHING YOU SET YOUR MIND TOO ❤❤❤❤❤
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  1488. Te felicito por tu nuevo horno !!!! Acá en Argentina son un poco mas común que en tu país. Podes cocinar muchas cosas y muy ricas !!!! Espero que lo disfrutes mucho !!! Gracias por tus videos, siempre son muy gratificantes. Te mando un gran beso !!!!
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  1489. Love this quick video.
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  1490. Wonderful, heartwarming tribute to your mom.
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  1491. Way to go. The other guys only failed because they gave up. I got a kick out of the Light Bulb moment - lol
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  1492. I just learned something about cut nails thanks
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  1493. Beautiful work Anne! My goodness, just fantastic!
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  1494. I have watched for years going back to Seattle. Ann you are a shining beacon of light and your heart has been and forever will be full thank you for all you do
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  1495. ❤️Each of you sitting in a pile of wood shavings!
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  1496. Great topic!
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  1497. 18:08 being new to the channel, I thought that Jeffrey was your husband and/or cameraman and was cracking up at the clumsiness and your absolute willingness to call them out on it XD Then it was the goat and it was even funnier!
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  1498. I’ve been thinking about you guys so glad you are ok!
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  1499. So Much Great information. The March/April winds are coming; and Ive been eying my Cherry Tree this winter thinking, I gotta trim up this tree right now! And you've posted this wonderful video. Thank You for the reinforcement of my madness. The Neighbors are gonna say "Look at that crazy guy trimming his tree in the winter!"
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  1500. My pun for the day, so you can indeed fit a square peg into a round hole. 😀
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  1501. I can not believe how many people think there is such thing as a wrong recipe. If you don’t put salt in your water great but to tell someone else their recipe is wrong is just silly. For real information to the viewers. Be aware high salt can kill yeast. This is a big balance. If you have a recipe where the salt is added to the yeast and your dough doesn’t rise. Then reduce your salt the next time. Some recipes will utilize this fact and have the yeast grow really fast for 15 min then they add salt. This gives you a strong yeast flavor but stops the yeast so the dough does not over rise. I put my salt in the liquid so it is guaranteed to mix evenly.
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  1502. Book cases are also called 'cat perches' for the cats. At least that's what my little fur babies think.
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  1503. I came across your channel when my 18 month old was struggling with sleep. He loves animals. Our family have come to enjoy these so much, especially because my husband practices habitat management and we do rotational pasture with pigs. Keep it up!!
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  1504. I had the same thought! (It takes one to know one.)
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  1505. I was wondering why i connected with permaculture so much haha
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  1506. I LOVE this video! I have heard these points from countless other content creators in a myriad of other videos, but this video is so concise and practical and all in one. Thank you so much! It all makes so much sense and feels like I can put it into practice right away.
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  1507. The FDA also said not to eat any steak that are not well done!
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  1508. Nice video Anne!
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  1509. If you can build a fence that’ll hold a goat, it’ll hold water! 😆
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  1510. I've watched so many sharpening instructional videos, and I've done a lot of chisel and plane iron sharpening (poorly at first, and getting better). However, this is the first time I've seen such a thorough description of the body posture for sharpening. So many others say "lock your wrist", and don't go any further. Your explanation is so wildly helpful. Thank you!
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  1511. Yep. The editing is remarkable. Adam👍🏻
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  1512. Great ideas! Thank you! FYI If you have a Costco in your area, ask them for those large pieces of cardboard that you see under products in the aisles. They're awesome and already flat! Some you can take off of the aisles by yourself, but they usually have a lot of them in a storage area at the back of the store. And, there's no ink on them and no cost to you!! A Win-win! Sam's and BJs may offer similar hauls! 😂👍🏽 Happy gardening! I just got my first Chip drop recently! It was a large one, as big as your compost pile, so I was able to cover a large portion of my back yard! I was so excited! Thanks again!
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  1513. God bless you
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  1514. merci Anne pour cette vidéo très instructive et ce beau paysage j adore patrick
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  1515. I water using my shower water. It's not easy or lazy using buckets to walk up and down stairs to water my plants, but it saves water, all my shower products are biodegradeable, and my plants seem to enjoy it
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  1516. You are wonderful girls ! I'm watching you with great pleasure in Europe !
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  1517. 👍👍👍 gruß aus Deutschland
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  1518. Now that is an Abom-sized chisel...
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  1519.  @AnneofAllTrades  unfortunately the nuance of reality is not as convenient as the simple and clickbaity rules of thumb. Keep up the good work!
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  1520. It's so wonderful to see your garden !! Love, subscribed. I am currently trying to start a little food forest.
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  1521. You ARE Superwoman. I know after all that work I would want to go home and sit down and watch TV until lunchtime
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  1522.  @AnneofAllTrades  I re-use the acid multiple times, just pour it back into the plastic container. When I am finished I use baking soda as a neutralizer and then take it to the city on hazardous waste day. Other times I use 9% cleaning vinegar, it works just as well but takes much longer. I soak at least 24hrs, sometimes longer to get the worst off. I also neutralize with baking soda and then it can go into the septic. No harm to environment. I will check out the citric acid, it seems like a good product. Thanks and greetings from South Texas.
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  1523. Just stumbled on your channel, and I'm really excited! And wow, you've got the all of the who's who of the Youtube Maker scene backing you up! Soooo coooll! :D
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  1524. I’m happy for you as well as proud that you have a therapist app for your sponsor! (I comment while watching as f you couldn’t tell 😂) Mental health issues should be addressed without a stigma! Thank you for sharing!!!
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  1525. I have a mule and I have to say well-done on the training responsibilities. I always say we are either training or un training our animules at all times. Basically this usually applies to all animules and as you mentioned …hey this applies to people too 😅. Halfie almosta looked like a hinney/mule.
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  1526. I have a LGD that used to protect our land in AZ. When we met ved up to SD, I refused to leave her behind. We have a permanent fence on a smaller parcel that's on a hill and she loves it. We "patrol" the rest of the neighborhood from our hill and she goes on long walks every single day and we visit our friends farm to get her farmy feels out. She is such a good girl, and she lives a good life. She has a hawk friend, and loves all! I love her deeply, and want her to have a good retirement. We want to move back into the country to give her a good life. People kept asking me why I would move her across country? And why I spent 10k on a fence. Cause she is my ride or die!
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  1527. La Fontaine disait que l’humain est un lynx avec ses semblables et une taupe avec lui-même, car c’est notre propre ignorance que nous peinons le plus à reconnaître (celle-la qui fait le plus mal…). Chose certaine, il y a beaucoup de lynx qui vous regardent sur YouTube, mais cette sympathique (comme toujours) vidéo montre que vous n’êtes pas une taupe. C’est toujours un doux plaisir de vous regarder, AOT. 🤩 Merci! 🙏🏻 PS — Je souscris: Adam est un as du montage. 🏆
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  1528. As a city dweller moving to the countryside this is gold, thank you for sharing.
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  1529. Agree with that statement 👍 I never knew goats were such a handful .
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  1530. Awesome, awesome job!!!!
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  1531. A beautiful piece of work, and I am so sorry for your loss. Clearly Abbey Puppy was a very special dog who enriched your life and brought you endless joy and comfort.
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  1532. I've never seen it done this way! Brilliant!!
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  1533. Thank you for sharing ✌🏽💖🤟🏽✨️🧚‍♂️
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  1534. I adore you. I am a northern gardener so I do take some of your advice, and other advice, I adapt to my location. I can absolutely see a new gardener getting some bad info here, yet RARELY and never intentionally. I am in the NEVER PLANT MINT crowd. Just buy that crap. My sister put some in a container and it still spread everywhere. It's garden herpes. Chard is gross. I try to always point out that my garden advice is particular to me and my biome/microclimate specifically, but sometime people don't hear that or understand why your soil would be different than theirs.
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  1535. Some reason I think of April when I hear this music. That intro had me lol. Nice work. It’ll prove super useful for many years.
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  1536. Fantastic segment. Telling it like it is, not embellishing. People should know what they are getting into! Well done. ❤
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  1537. I love gardening and I've been procrastinating due to mental health (counterintuitive, huh?). I discovered you Friday. It's Sunday, and I've planted squash/Zucchini, bush beans, tomatoes, watermelon, snap peas, and many sprinkles of flowers (in addition to TONS of house work)!! The only thing it cost me was some cheap straw for mulch (because I'm lazy and impatient). You're right. I had seeds lying around, tons of dirt, compost material, trellis material, etc., and none of it was doing anything. Now, two afternoons of mindlessly happy and determined labor, I'm invigorated and if it lives, it feeds us. If it doesn't, oh well! It fed my soul and I'll just try again with more experiments later! ❤ Thanks, Annie.
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  1538. Sheep say's BAAAA!
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  1539. Oh my … I thought I had a lot of animals Mad respect girl! Blessings on you
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  1540. Goats are absolutely on our radar <3 still in the two bedroom apartment phase... so it will be a bit, but we'll keep getting educated in the meantime. Thanks, Anne! - Dakota & Angela
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  1541. Love the videos on your Project and this Desk .
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  1542.  @AnneofAllTrades  I love it! Great advice! This could be a whole video, especially when you are working with someone and both of you have different needs and ways of doing things. Thank you for all you do Anne! You make a beautiful difference in the world! ❤️
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  1543. This is the BEST goat video I have ever watched.
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  1544. Very nice looking chair, and comfortable with your dog there and cats, nice to see you again, great video
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  1545. I LOVE your workbench!
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  1546. Just a observation. I see you know the value of threaded inserts to increase the life and longevity of moving parts. What will take the other holes for parts that move and register on lines and edges are putting bushings for the parts to slide into. That same durability and accuracy you get frm threaded parts will happen when you use metal bushings . I just have a mere 50+ years experience working with wood but I am more than happy to share knowledge I have learned over the years I have spent enjoying my passion.
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  1547. We have 2 Colorado mountain dogs as well. They are now coming 7 years old. THE BEST dogs I have ever had in my 62 years of life.. We use a under ground invisible fence... It works for us. In the beginning lots of work but well worth every penny for their 4 acre area..
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  1548. Happy animals, lucky animals to have you build them a nice space. Good work!
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  1549. ❤ when I grow up, my desire is be like you! You're amazing!
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  1550. Anne, I will definitely buy your book!!! I love your advice and humor!!!
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  1551. greeting from the Philippines🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
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  1552. You are so full of energy 👍. I’m a list maker. And every time I can scratch something off it’s like a pat on the back 🤪 Makes me feel like I’ve accomplished things & if I get Todays List done I start another one. Short term & long term. Started that at 18 & still doing it at 76. I just had back surgery one week ago & am chomping at the bit to be able to start making my list….. other than inside my head lol. I’m so grateful I found you 😉👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️
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  1553. Re wood: my municipal building has a pile of tree trimmings & wood chip. So check there too for free wood!
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  1554. ❤❤❤❤❤
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  1555. There's a saying in here the south ,if you don't like the weather here stick around ten minutes it will change.
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  1556. man yall do amazing work!
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  1557. ❤ I want a cow so bad on the Homestead ❤I’m just afraid the next big animal for sure though ❤
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  1558.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks so much! That will really help my confidence level using it. I was playing around with mine, but couldn't figure out if my problems were wood was not green enough or froe was not sharp enough. The froe was just bouncing off (pretty dry maple firewood), but I'll find something greener to start with.
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  1559. Thank you Anne for brightening my day. Great info on the composting. Have a happy New Year.
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  1560. Super helpful! Anne is so likable and Dan is an amazing resource. Good job, guys!
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  1561. Yep, that’s called The Handyman’s Curse, Because you can, you must.
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  1562. I love that! It's true for every animal, and I'm going to remember it.
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  1563. Who let the goats out, that's almost as funny is who did not flush the toilet.
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  1564. Love your videos! They are so much fun.
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  1565. Looking forward to the Raw Milk class 🥰
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  1566.  @AnneofAllTrades  SaWEEEET!! 😄 Can't wait! (Already had to figure out how to spell "ectomycorrhizal" so we're on our way already!) And thank you for all that you do!! (Though even with all your time management tips, I still don't understand how you do it all. ☺️)
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  1567. She actually has made a course on keeping dairy goats at The School for Traditional Skills! Very cool
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  1568. Nigerian dwarfs have higher butterfat than cows do. They are also very easy to have around, the small size makes them easy. You do have to have more of them, but you can’t beat the milk. Sweet and super creamy. 😊
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  1569. Inspiring! I'm a perfectionist and if I can't do it perfectly I tend to leave it, which leaves a messy house. Tons of your tips are things I learned the hard way! Especially trying to beat my time at a task (make it a game) & the brain dump. Sometimes I just tell myself to be mature and do the task. Then something fun. I've been learning that my garden doesn't have to look perfect. I'm doing a food forest and also harvesting all the weeds, which means we let the weeds grow. 😱. Hubby is coming around on that.
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  1570. Go girl!!
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  1571. Good to see you pushing forward. You're almost there... keep going.
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  1572. Weeds are also not the devil either -- loved that comment since I hate weeds in my garden 🤦‍♀️😂.
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  1573. aww i love your cat <3 hahaha
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  1574. Fantastic video 🐐🐐🐐🐐
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  1575. That asparagus had me drooling
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  1576. You ladies are awesome! I swear, they don't make many like you but your videos may be changing that. I've been following April for a while now and popped over here when you were carving with her. I haven't regretted it at all.
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  1577. Love your vids, love your cat always with you
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  1578. Love the kittens and the Kennedy toolbox. Still looking for one myself. Great video tour.
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  1579. Hi Anne! Good to see you young lady. Hope all is going your way and everyone is healthy in your life. Take care.
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  1580. Entertaining and informative as usual.
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  1581. Too many gardeners look to science to tell then what to do -, instead let science tell you what nature is doing. You can't go wrong.
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  1582. Wow, God is good....that last bit about the fungus was amazing.
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  1583. I loved the "who even cares" comment. There are so many pretentious cooking programs. You are likes breath of fresh air😀
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  1584. Third Coast Craftsman I’d love too see that outtake reel, you make everything look so easy! 😂
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  1585. Me too! Need to get to my allotment right now to fix this. Thanks​@AnneofAllTrades amazing video. I love you .. blueberries I stole from the forest 😂
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  1586. Lovely video love all the animals you take good care of your animals God bless you all always 😋 ❤️ 🙏
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  1587. How about how to sharpen pruners
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  1588. Thanks a lot
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  1589. Anne of All Trades Thanks! Lie Nielsen and “affordable “ don’t often show up in the same sentence.
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  1590. Traded for the van, straight up...
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  1591. thank you
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  1592. 0:34 Disappearing Trick😂😂
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  1593. I'm your neighbor over on Whidbey Island! So impressed!
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  1594. Thanks for the laugh:)
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  1595. Thank you for the animal fix! ❤
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  1596. Anne, you are the ❤BEST❤ and I adore you!!! Thank you again and again for just being you, and teaching us SO much! 8a, W. TN here.
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  1597. I have heard that if you don't feed grain and give them some rock or paved areas to walk through trimming can be minimized. I didn't keep mine long enough to test that theory. 😂
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  1598. The fact that he was ready to answer about weed wacker filament and had the melting point 😂
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  1599. Looks like a professional team to me. Very nice job, quality is very visible. Good Job!
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  1600. Congrats on 500k! Great reminder video and perfectly timed as I was peeking at your channel before going to that garden center to buy all those plants scheduled to die in 3 weeks 😂
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  1601. @AnneofAllTrades  heck yeah!
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  1602. now I want apple pie! :-)
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  1603. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🐝🍯👊
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  1604. My apron and getting dressed and making my bed have definitely helped me get into a productive mindset
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  1605. U look like ME in that garden😀 I do the SAME thing. Planting seeds whenever. Its a CONSTANT experiment. Like u said Successes & failures is how u learn. Happy Gardening
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  1606. Thank you for your honesty. Your channel is a great influence.
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  1607. I have NEVER seen a compost pile done like you make!!! Something new to work on!
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  1608. I’ve been on my homestead for 4 years now. I’ve set up a duck house and enclosure, an aquaponics set up, a garden watered by my lovely pooping animals, and next up is goats. I have been planning and buying the set up for a year, trying to plan for every way to keep the goats safe and happy. I am hoping to find a mother and daughter to purchase, though I’m unsure if that’s likely or even best practice but I’m hoping next year to start goating responsibly!
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  1609. You really are an Anne of all trades! Loved all the hand tool work. I don't know about you but I feel like using hand tools really lets you connect with what you are building. Something peaceful about it. Great way of putting the video together as well. The banjo playing at the end was killer. Also, extra double bonus points for doing two layers/two different colors of milk paint. Will be awesome to see it in like 50 years as the top layer wears down and the base layer starts to show.
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  1610. Not a problem on mulched soil. Perhaps if you dump a lot of grounds on bare soil, but a bunch of carbon mulch acts to dilute the impact of whatever you put there. I poured pure urine on mulched ground near some struggling cherry tomato plants and they didn't get burned by the excessive fertilizer because the thick wood chip mulch spoaked it up and released it slowly. I see coffee grounds as something to spread lightly over the whole garden on mulch, a lovely addition to any garden.
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  1611. Nice looking book case Anne! Thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP
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  1612. Mr. Shadow well said!
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  1613. Wow...You bring Awesome woodwork, leather craft, and music all together! Great design and great vid...Cheers!
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  1614. i was using reptile emitter bulbs when i used the lambing lamp. it is less likely to catch fire than a heat bulb.
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  1615. That is the biggest knife I've seen for cooking. Love it.
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  1616. yes, I have caught a chisel by the pointy end (I did this with a chefs knife too), I have stabbed myself with a chisel as well. These are definitely dangerous tools because you can get lazy or inattentive with them easily. Work safely, stitches suck.
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  1617. I'm laying on ma bed drinking my coffee at 2pm instead of gardening twiddles feet in air I feel so productive watching this ❤️❤️
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  1618. lol, but its an accomplishment you will remember and cherish! ❤
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  1619. Good job Anne nice chair 5 more to go thanks Anne
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  1620. ❤❤❤❤ ADDED TO MY LIST TO DO THANK YOU ALWAYS ❤❤❤❤❤
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  1621. Same here! Glad to know I'm not the only one :D
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  1622. As far as LGDs go, the most important thing many overlook, is all these different breeds have different instincts. Yes they all protect, but in different ways. Some breeds roam, some stay with the flock... those are instincts and not training. I own a Kuvacz, they are known roamers, an electric fence will not stop mine when need be. Over 75% of LGDs are Maremmas and GPs. Lots of other breeds are often overlooked because of unawareness. of their existence- like my Kuvacz. A Kuvacz barks nearly not as much as the above mentioned.
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  1623. Learned so much from this video. Haven't planted any trees yet. But I'll certainly remember all of what was said in this video when I do! ♥
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  1624. I always love watching you and April working on projects like this keep up the great work I look forward to all of them
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  1625. Thanks for the update Anne! And thanks for the transparency on the lessons learned, you’re helping and encouraging a lot of folks in doing so. In a smaller but similar journey with my wife and our shop/studio. One day at a time! 😉🙏
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  1626.  @AnneofAllTrades  Absolutely! A combination I never knew I needed!
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  1627. P.S. Love, love seeing young talented women doing building. Keep inspiring your generation.
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  1628. Valuable content while tending to your animals and garden was delightful, it kept my focus, and that is no easy feat! If you haven’t already, consider adding miracle worker to your list of trades! Having numerous skills coupled with poor time mgmt has been a life long struggle, and not mastering any of them due to poor time mgmt takes a mental toll, so thank you for sharing!
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  1629. Great video! Fun to see the process broken down. Keep on making more videos!!
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  1630. Welcome to the world of woodworking where all the hard work and skill gets you half the paycheck you deserve lol. Nice job . From one woodworker to another
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  1631. You're so right! Exactly what I'm going through but making changes! I had nothing to look forward to anymore, working 70 hours a week, building a homestead by myself also and not seeing the light at the end of the tunnel... things are turning around!
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  1632. Beautiful Lab pup, Anne your are awesome you are very talented and craftsmanship is absolutely amazing take care my friend god bless from the 🇺🇸🇺🇸🦞🦞🐊🐊 Cajun 🐊🐊🦞🦞🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  1633. Respect for the dead hang pull-ups!
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  1634. I absolutely love the look of your garden, and also live in TN so your advice is great. I enjoy old fashioned style techniques as well, to say the least, even though i've only seen this video, you're becoming my favorite garden channel. +1 subscriber, thank you for this knowledge.
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  1635. Excellent video. I love lazy 🌞🌞
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  1636. ​ @AnneofAllTrades I'm a nope on rocket(arugula)silverbeet(chard) or cilantro(coriander) and don't get my husband started on celery. Some are a common genetic intolerance apparently .
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  1637. There's them donkeys acting like jackasses again
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  1638. Thanks for your informed honsety.
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  1639. We live in Clarksville, Tennessee, we are just starting our garden. We are enjoying the sunshine, especially after a long winter here. Happy gardening everyone ❤
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  1640. Please don't be embarrassed, we are all learning together. Feedback and reflection are important parts of learning that I think most people miss. Love what you do, keep up the great work! Btw, looove Farmer Jesse and was so excited to see you recommend his channel & book!
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  1641. New subscriber. I've had the same question about fence line weeds for years, and I am going to try the salt water several people mentioned!!
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  1642. thank you Anne . wow spring fever a new meaning
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  1643. This is the most informative goat video ever! I want goats in the future, but I wasn't sure. This video clears up a lot of my doubts. So thank you! BTW, my kids love the way you talk to your animals. 😂
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  1644. there are so so many things to learn and understand from this when talking about raising kids. it's pretty amazing!
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  1645. I just recently learned about cold stratification, it’s a game changer! I have artichokes sprouting, there are lots of seeds that are helped to sprout by cold stratification. Thanks so much for the video Anne!
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  1646. Not lazy but smart gardener
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  1647. They are going to want their own IG accounts pretty soon. I'd follow them
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  1648. Thank you 👍😂❤!.
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  1649. @Phildo - well-said!!! I feel like I just absorbed the knowledge of dozens of gardening books, each on a different topic!! And she’s got that adorable, charming wit - I think I just found my new favorite gardening channel !! Thanks, Anne!!🩷🍉🍋🍅🫐🥕🍆🥒❤
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  1650. Yep
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  1651. Yes she is. Just ran into her content a week ago. Intelligence, personality, shes got it all. I think I speak for everyone saying we are Sooooo Grateful for your content!
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  1652. Loved this!❤
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  1653. I love watching your videos and that baby goat is sooo cute! Thank you for sharing your gardening wisdom with us! I learned a lot from you and I love the lazy way if only I can apply it in my garden I would do what you do but we have an HOA so I do what I can get away with. I planted fruit trees in the front and blend them with flowers so it’s not obvious. By the way, those sweet potato leaves are good for soups . We ate those in the Philippines and now that I’m here in the US, I plant sweet potatoes for the leaves. I freeze some for future winter soups. That way I have free organic leafy greens to eat from my garden when they don’t grow in the winter. ❤❤❤
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  1654. Great truck, I have a1954. I have a new car but the 54 is my long distance driver regularly go 1200 miles round trip. BTW stock engine but dual carbs.
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  1655. This idea I can learn to love . Great stuff and easy to follow
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  1656. One of the greatest strengths of humanity, one of the things that has helped us succeed and grow and develop complex societies and technologies, is our ability to co-operate in order to achieve collectively more than any one or two of us could achieve alone. It's good to see the importance of networking with a community of like-minded individuals being acknowledged in a space which often leans heavily into the myth of rugged individualism and total independence.
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  1657. So glad I stumbled upon your videos! Guess what I'm going to attempt this week?
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  1658. I'm so glad I found your channel. You are inspiring and I wanna get my garden (and life) sorted and organized to suit me and my easily overwhelmed brain. Thank you, Anne! Warm summer greatings from Sweden
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  1659. You know. She’d doing this for ‘lazy gardeners’ not people that aren’t even gardening. You can’t do nothing and garden. You have to garden to even lazy garden. So of course there is some work . I realy like all the ideas for helping free up time that can be used for more awareness. !
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  1660. Yess! Dog! Yay!
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  1661. So inspiring!!! Thank you for posting this. Can’t wait o build my own soon
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  1662. i love the idea of using insect predators as natural pest control. with some of them, like fireflies, it’s a double win because they’re so pretty and unfortunately getting less common
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  1663. I think you're awesome! You're fun, informative and I've learned a lot from you! Thanks to your advice about weeds, particularly Canadian Thistle (which was the bane of my gardening existence), I made a "garden tea" and turned my too nitrogen compiled soil into an amazing tomato producing patched. Previous to adding the tea I had gorgeous plants with no tomatoes on them. Thank you for sharing. Praying for your family to increase in little people also.
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  1664. YO ME QUIERO CASAR CON UNA DE LAS 2, LA QUE SEA,😂☺️🌹🌹🌹😘😘🌹😍😍👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼GOOD WORK ☺️
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  1665. Noted. Begins shopping for a goat.
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  1666. Just ran across you and watched two videos starting with letting the weeds fix your garden, and they as well as you are just divine! Subscribed and looking forward to watching more. Eat The Weeds!!!
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  1667. great tutorial... Man, Rigby is just GROWING! love his little dog star on his chest
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  1668. Truth. Fear only takes you so far. I used fear to get sober i stayed sober to live my life differently.
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  1669. My family and I have just started our hobby farm on our new (140 y.o., but new to us) property. We started our orchard last summer so this video was really helpful. Thanks, Anne. I love your videos.
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  1670. Took me 700-1000 sunflower seeds too deep to figure it out why nothin would come up.
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  1671. Thank you Anne for showing I'm not the only one who has to fumble through some projects.
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  1672. You girls did an amazing job building that house in 7 days. Maybe I will try to do that in the future
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  1673. There is nothing better than raspberries eaten fresh off the bush and I can't believe how fast they grew. You are doing something right!
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  1674. the tardis 👌
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  1675. You answered my thoughts about cover crops. I am going to just do a boat load of leaves and straw.
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  1676. Wow, I'm sorry those initial carpenters had no integrity whatsoever. You are such a strong woman. You are resilient, and I believe you will persevere. I will pray for you and your future plans.
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  1677. They'd eat the plants. Ducks would be good and chickens in the "off" garden season is 👍.
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  1678. Love this build💕
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  1679. I'm jealous of your giant bandsaw, wish I had the room for one of those.
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  1680. I really enjoy your videos! I watch you and 2 other gardeners, I'd reference all before I implement a change to what I do. People who correct others on their forums need a life. Thank you for the content you provide ❤
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  1681. Love it
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  1682. 34:54 I've also used my dog's fur for insulation, as well as adding it to my compost! Same with my own hair that I pull out of my brushes 😬🫣
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  1683. We’ve been totally taking the availability of AI techs in our area for granted. We use CIDR this year after it took 5 attempts to get our heifer in calf last year. We’re back on track for late summer birth here (great time for SW Aus)
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  1684. We are using Better Help here in Canada as well. Excellent therapist is making a difference helping our family to heal.
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  1685. I pull weeds out of the woodchip pathways and just flip them roots up to die in place and feed the microbes. Others may think I’m just being lazy but I’m just feeding the garden.
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  1686. Brads Workbench my daughter is 7. At age 4 she started hanging out. At first it was using the off cuts to make things in the floor as if they were blocks. Then, it was using a rasp or file to just free hand shape some scrap wood. Around age 6, she has started to use a spokeshave. She also like to saw as well. I've let her use the hand plane under close supervision. Also early one I got a 2x4 scrap and started some nails and let her pound them in. She really liked that. I'd highly reccomend getting some eye protection (just in case). My daughter actually likes wearing it. Keep band aids around for minor nicks and cuts. They are a popular item as well.
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  1687. I think Elvira would be a good name for your new cow.
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  1688. Most people say they like sugar with their coffee, but I like coffee with my sugar!
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  1689. a juice groove for a pencil or to save from spillage would be a wonderful addition
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  1690. Best newly discovered channel. I recently had my two young apple trees, pear tree, and Triumph Elm tree pruned by my tree guy. Glad I did now that I see there is more to it than meets the eye.
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  1691. Buen trabajo. Me gusto tu taller.
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  1692. I am glad that you did the follow-up for this video. It is very helpful to learn the foundamentals because I have young fruit trees.
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  1693. Awesome content indeed!
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  1694. I live in high desert NM. I can get 3 layers of cardboard to break down in 4 months!
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  1695. Great video, great woman
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  1696.  @AnneofAllTrades  Anne, as far as I can tell, you are focused. You are focused on learning and doing. And you are terrific.
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  1697. So thankful I found you tonight. I have been feeling like the odd duck out lately. Everyone I know that takes care of any plant life around me(husband included) looks at me like I am nuts when I hit them with my, "Just go with it", mentality. You seem like a kendrid spirit sister. Thank you for confirming the things I know I am not nuts for seeing with my own 2 eyes.❤
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  1698. Here I am in NJ, a 71 yo man, why am I crying ?
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  1699. I like this video this was me five years ago. I’ve learned so much and I’ve learned what I’m good at what plants grow for me what’s the technique and I also am a homebody and I live in the city, but I can stay home. My husband hates it, but I can stay home. There’s so much to do When you live in a 1925 house I mean so much all the time and I don’t mind I am fencing in my property so I don’t have people coming up to my house. I don’t. I have a rule if you’re coming over you need to let me know just in case Maybe I have to pick up or something but I’m outside a lot. I have a front garden a small one, but I have a pretty big back garden and I do container that my back garden. I don’t have it’s all concrete in the back. I don’t have any grass I mean maybe a small patch but other than that it’s container gardening and beds that I had either made or bought🌱🌱
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  1700. When I built my garden beds a number of years ago, I did the cardboard to kill grass then spread fresh woodchip a foot thick over top. I had time to leave it sit for a year and it broke down to about 5” layer. It’s been three years since that first area and I still get a healthy crop of random mushrooms growing in with my crops every time it rains. My only problem is I don’t know which ones I can eat and which ones want to kill me.
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  1701. Anne, I love your content! Keep up the great work!
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  1702. "If this english makes any sense"😂. This english is perfect for a german like me and i understand it the best 😅. Greetings from Nadine from Berlin Germany
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  1703. Great farm! High hopes for your pond! I have a suggestion for a food crop you can use along the edge of your pond. Taro root (kalo, gabi, elephant ears). Its a great rain collector and you can eat them like potatoes!
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  1704. I'm glad this has the "you" part of YouTube while still being interesting/informative. Polished corp-o-shill-tube is tolerable in some cases, but seeing Real People who struggle and persevere (and sometimes fail) is way more engaging than seeing a sanitized facade. And, FWIW, I like the impish sense of humor in this one. (Again, it feels more real.). All the best--
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  1705. Nice project Anne. I like the contrast between the milk paint and the wood! Simple & elegant
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  1706. But lefties are in their "right minds!" :D
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  1707. Khu vườn của bạn thật đẹp tuyệt vời ,chúng rất sạch sẽ,gọn gang ngăn lắp 👍.
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  1708.  @alaskanken2132  I know it's not a contest but I've got you beat by 10 years or so and I've made sure my kids know them to.
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  1709. Thank you for educating everyone about Pigs. They are definitely a favorite of mine. So loving, and ready for scratches and a belly rub anytime. I really miss having them. Give the Kevin's a belly rub for me!!!
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  1710. I think this multifaceted woman is ambidextrous. I'm pretty sure I've seen her swing a forging hammer with both sides.
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  1711. Thanks for the close up on the gurdling root and all the detailed information. I learned a lot from this video! I planted a little apple tree from seed in a pot and today i transplanted it into the garden. As I got it out of the pot I remembered this video and decided to take a look at the root. And lo and behold... There was a gurdling root. I took it off, but the tree might not make it... Luckily it was only 6 months old, so I'm glad I saw this now rather than in 6 years. What can cause a gurdled root in a seedling? (Btw: i know that this apple tree is not true to seed, but i wanted to try it anyways and see what happens 😊)
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  1712. Good to see ya.
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  1713. Thank you for giving us the reality of owning an Alpaca's because I definitely wanted to add to my homestead, but now I am really rethinking due to all the reasons you listed above; thank you for your knowledge!!!
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  1714. Thank you Anne, love your videos! ❤ My garden is no where near lazy yet, though I have been working on putting down cardboard and mulch a bit at a time.
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  1715. You have a beautiful smile. Love your enthusiasm and personality. <3
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  1716. Truly a fount of foraging knowledge...
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  1717. Watching you move that anvil around reminded me of my daughter. 5'nothing and 95# soaking wet but she can lift an 80# bag of sakrete like it was nothing.
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  1718. This video had everything great about America 🇺🇸
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  1719. an amazing job ....love whats going on. on the farm.
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  1720. loves this ♡ thank you ♡
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  1721. So. I’m not really a fan of goats at all but I don’t hate them or anything. But I seen that tiny goat and decided to watch and possibly learn something. I really like how she loves and takes care of her animals !! There’s something to be said for a very caring human !! So good job and thanks for educating me !! ❤️💯👍
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  1722. you the best, girl........!
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  1723. Brilliant video. So much fun to watch and so instructive! You’re a wonderful video person - I love just listening to you. Kids are so wonderful to watch with their leaping and cavorting around :) I can’t Believe you work and have a farm! My goodness - what a great life you have :) 🐐🐐🐖🐂🦮🌷🌱
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  1724. Awesome video with great music!
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  1725. Thank you for your videos, I learn many things from your channel! God bless you!
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  1726. hi THIS IS GREAT KNOWLEDGE you are sharing !!! What i would like to see is an easy way to set the hight on a router bit on a bench top router table with out a router lift
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  1727. Two of the best!
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  1728. impossible 9 ...You got that right my friend!!!
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  1729. Glad I found your channel. I have a smile on my face watching each and every video :}
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  1730. You should be proud of the work you have done. Adam is correct, don;t emphasize the errors and no one will notice. Grandpa used to say, " the difference between a jackknife carpenter and a finish carpenter is the finish carpenter knows how to cover up his mistakes." Love your work and videos, you are very skilled and not many are that good.
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  1731. Yeah, I certainly left inspired to do more with my own hands. Thank you, and great job!
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  1732. You all “nailed it”!
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  1733. When starting a new “lazy garden” bed or plot, I prefer to use a tarp to smother the grass and weeds in the designated area for a few months or the growing season before laying down the cardboard. I like to add my compost and wood chips for the new beds at the end of the season so they will be ready to go by the next season, minimizing the effort needed for maintenance. This approach gives me a full growing season to make homemade compost for the beds and effectively kills weeds and grasses where the beds will be. Additionally, if I can’t obtain wood chips for free, I keep an eye out for the end of the year clearance sales at big box stores, making it a cost-effective solution for my lazy gardening method.
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  1734. ✌🏽💖🤟🏼Thank you for sharing ✨️🧚‍♂️
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  1735. On my to-build list. I’ve seen at least twenty different designs for shave horses, so it’s hard to choose a fave.
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  1736. Very excited about this series as well as the truck! I ride a 1999 Yamaha Vmax 1200cc and can't wait to see what you do with this conversion!
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  1737. Best ever compost lecture - and so much fun to watch ❤
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  1738. Ugh. So much fun. I’m in the wrong business.
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  1739. Sometimes ya gotta use your chickens to cheat😂
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  1740. “The greater the depth of grief and sadness and trauma we’ve experienced the greater the joy we are capable of feeling” ❤
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  1741. Ella’s baby is so cute. Your garden looks beautiful. Fun video. Thank you 😊
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  1742. I’m always learning something new on your channel. Thank you so much I love your videos.
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  1743. Meeting a Canadian goose protecting a ground nest in spring is stressful at best. They are pairing up already!
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  1744. Love it! Makes me appreciate what I strive to do every day... make one small change!
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  1745. Great information ❤
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  1746. healthy soil makes healthy plants, health plants makes healthy fruits, healthy fruits make healthy people. keep up the good work.
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  1747. Great video Anne
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  1748. Best stock dog I ever had was a lab loved the dog
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  1749. When the zombie apocalypse comes, I want to be on Anne’s team.
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  1750. Beautiful!🌱💙💛
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  1751. You’re a joy to listen to. I’ve learned so much!
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  1752. Thankyou for sharing your experience and therefore wisdom! My background is from Western Australia, and in Merino sheep, so a world away. I hope your nacho related injury heals clean.
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  1753. Козочки дают молоко, очень вкусное
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  1754. That bonus footage of you racing around your workbench is priceless. Thanks for posting, and thumbs up!
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  1755. Ann: Love your channel, Im a woodworker also and I just bought a 1965 chevy C10 pickup to restore. I look forward to following your progress! Thanks for the great content you put on YouTube!
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  1756. Loved this video, far from a Lazy Girl you are! ......(as I have said before) Just Amazing! Dairy farmer, Gardener, Furniture maker, Writer, Goat momma, Donkey Momma, Lama Momma, Musician, You Tuber, Wifey... I suspect there is more, oh yeah Dogs, Cats, and Homesteader...Cant wait for the BOOK! And Anne, Thank You for your honesty about Mental Health challenges and asking for help.❤ You inspire me to no end...daisy
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  1757. Yes but the green wood works much easier.
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  1758. Thanks so much for all the good information, new gardener here !
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  1759. Thanks!
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  1760. Oooo that might be the easiest explanation of how to make bread I've ever heard! Thanks for sharing! Need to make some fully homemade pizza asap!
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  1761. Ladies like Anne and April will save us in the the zombie apocalypse men. I, for one, am comforted.
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  1762. Im getting goats...like around 20
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  1763. Oh Canada on your goose video!?😁 ps Im canadian. Nice video!
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  1764. Ahhh burning walnut!!! Haha
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  1765. 0:22 #puppuesforviews so adorable!
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  1766. My Dolly Parton was satan in the milk stand
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  1767. Anne, a great video... How to clear the land.... use pigs 🙂.
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  1768. Wowers that's definitely interestin
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  1769. Thanks for sharing this! The mandolin is such a wonderful instrument.
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  1770.  @AnneofAllTrades  Coming over from Europe to sharpen a knife? You may actually find time for that before I get there.
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  1771. Random donkey-"Just go around me."
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  1772. Totally awesome...we need more people like you in this world. Bees are so essential to us all!
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  1773. I thought that was cheating...?!
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  1774. ❤ love watching your videos, Anne!
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  1775. Phenomenal presentation
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  1776. Dill is like the unofficial herb of Eastern Europe as a region, i think you can safely add to any local food and it'll enhance it. Needless to say, i love it and am chuffed to hear it repels garden pests.
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  1777. yeah the chop n drop is good for the soil in other ways too. it sounds silly but the earth is smart enough to grow what it needs where it needs it. so if its growing there it should die there. keeps the soil healthy.
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  1778. Totally agree, keep up the good work. Love your videos and openness. There will always be ppl looking for the mistakes or mispoken comments. Don't let the Nah Sayers deter you.
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  1779. *sees vicious goats... "That's like watching Jurassic Park!" 😂💀🤣
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  1780. So excited to see another video. I LOVE your gardening style and humor. You are so fun to listen to and learn from!!
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  1781. Sigh, once I was young!! Treasure these days.
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  1782. Something I'm going to try this fall is to throw a layer of wood chips right on top of our strawberries. I was watching some of Paul Gautchi's Back to Eden videos, and he was showing folks his strawberry beds, where he does just this. He said that the older, less productive plants die off, while the young vigorous ones spring up with no trouble, providing the perfect lazy bounty! I did throw some mulch on them this last winter, but it really wasn't a think layer. Like he said, the strawberries had no problem pushing up through it, and there are some beautiful flowers getting ready to fruit now.
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  1783. Great job, Anne! Head stanchion was a perfect fit!
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  1784. Martin W we’re supposed to put some in the bucket?
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  1785. Excellent point!
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  1786. I enjoy the videos where you cook, whether it's in the kitchen, out by the pizza oven or at your Mom's side. You seem to be in a relaxed, peaceful place when you create something in the kitchen. You made me laugh out loud several times in this video. The laughter disturbed my wife as she watched her Hallmark Channel lovey-dovey show, but I couldn't help it. Thanks for posting this one. Stay safe and please, take good care of Adam's lip, mouth and tongue.
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  1787. 😂 oh Adam. It would have been too cruel to let him eat it but then again he did only spare a teaspoon of milk for your burning eyes so.. 🤷🏻‍♀️😋
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  1788. F.A.I.L. == first attempts in learning... that is one of my favorite Quotes by A.P.J. Abdul Kalam too. too many people try things and then give up because they "fail" but they forget to learn, get feedback, and grow.
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  1789. SO agree. There is sustainability with working with in your community and leaving fear out of it. I am just getting started on doing some mild homesteading but its more about removing my reliance on a grocery store for my food supply. My wife and I have been moving away from eating processed foods and looking at getting back to basics. I still work a regular job. But I know myself well, and when I retire I will need something to work at or I will be a grump. Love the site and your energy.
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  1790. Hj, you are fantastic, many greetings from Italy
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  1791. Good info! I’m in Franklin, TN and planning to plant more fruit trees on my property so this information helps a ton! 😁
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  1792. Totally lazy garden here. This is awesome!
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  1793. A mother and her chickens. Need to say more. A happy chicken is a well happy chicken.
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  1794. I LOVE that Chard slide/slice... hahaha!!!!
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  1795. Козьий сыр вкусный
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  1796. I have never been so productive as when I am avoiding something I don't want to do. All manner of things get cleaned up, and odd jobs knocked off the list. I have started to have an "avoiding things" list where I put minor todos to pick up in just this situation. I do a few of those, laugh at myself for being so childish, and then go back to avoiding everything and getting nothing done.
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  1797. Love your content Anne! You just helped me not to “reinvent the wheel”😁. I’ve studied microbiology and know how the microbic world works inside the beds, just hadn’t any good idea on how to stop the weeds that already exist. But thanx to you, I now know👍. The cardboard barrier is an awesome idea! The mycelium adding, is another great idea that I haven’t thought of. It will definitely accelerate the breakdown of the organic matter, love it! Cheers from most southern part of Sweden
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  1798. Every one of your videos is so well thought through so well presented absolutely fantastic and encouraging information!
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  1799. Rabbits are much easier to keep than other stock, especially easier than chickens.
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  1800. Absolutely gorgeous looking cabinet, I want one!!
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  1801. So happy to see a video from you as I was wondering where you were! Blessing your journey and thank you for sharing with us!
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  1802. Yessssss
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  1803. Thanks! Now I want a cinnamon roll.
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  1804. Anne, you defiantly live up to your channel name.
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  1805. “And over here on my…” <checks fingers for the L> “left…” 😂😂 I sometimes have to do the same. 😅😊
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  1806. The end of this video couldn’t have been any better! Lol😅
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  1807. So sorry for your lost Anne.. they give us so much love all just for a little bit of our time.. I had a sheltie that was my shadow... thanks for sharing 😊
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  1808.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm in Arizona. I have killed more plants than I kept track of, but your videos have helped me pause and really look at my environment, what wants to grow here, and how I can better create an environment in my garden for the plants to succeed. Each season is better with more decomposition and added mulch. Thank you for continuing to throw out ideas that are working for you. Arizona gardening is a crazy thing, but it's easier when you let go of what you believe to be the "right" thing to do and spend time learning from the plants what they need. I appreciate your advice and experiences.
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  1809. Lies by omission makes the world go round🙄. I'm enjoying injured Anne, so much more relaxed and rested looking too. GWS❤
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  1810. OMG, I wish someone would have told me this years ago. Thanks Anne.
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  1811. I love all of this. Will buy your book - please do the audio book!
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  1812. Wow, you are a fantastic woman, explaining all this in such a perfect and understandable way! Every potential donkey owner should what this!
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  1813. I just found your channel with this video, I admire the life you've built on that land, that would be a dream for me. I grew up in the country and have spent the last 20+ years in the big city, and just having a few acres to have some fruit trees and animals like this again would be fulfilling, a return to a feeling of home. That black and white goat at 28:27 is priceless, "Hey lady, where are you going with that branch, this way"! 😂 Anyhow, you're so warm and vibrant and adorable 😊. Thanks for sharing.
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  1814. This video would be great to combine with a structured recipe video. Many structured bread videos don’t work because the humidity and altitude plays havoc with bread. So follow someone else’s recipe then come back to this and add flour or water till you get this consistency right at the end. Watch how fast it falls off the spoon and the mixer. And watch how sticky it is to her hands. Good luck.
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  1815. Chuck Jaeger 3 cups flour, 2 teaspoons yeast, 1 cup water. 3 2 1. Salt sugar and oil are not necessary. If you dont want to knead it then check out NYTimes No Knead Bread recipe, which is impossible to screw up and it’s probably the most important contribution to bread making in 1,000 years. That’s not an exaggeration.
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  1816. Any girl that there shoe of choice are redwing loggers has my attention, We'll leave the ford chevy alone when you run a 53 it doesn't matter the make😄
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  1817. I remember watching the blacksmiths in Colonial Williamsburg. They kept 2-3 pieces of stock in the forge, worked on one, and always had a hot one to grab when they finished each nail. They could bang out the spike in a handful hits, gave it two on the cutter, used the head die to twist off the nail and then beat the head, then flipped the die and left it on floor to cool while they turned to put the stock back into the forge and grab another hot one. I think it took them maybe 20-30 seconds per nail. Crazy! These were small gauge nails of course, like for shiplap or trim.
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  1818. And the biggest benefit, eating organic. No matter the cost, that is the most important thing about gardening. Our supermarket fruit and vegetables has little nutritional value anymore
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  1819. Well done! The joinery is excellent.
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  1820. I love Diablo blades, they cut so smooth and well, they are just awesome!!! You want your welds to sound like frying eggs so you know, practice makes almost perfect, because no one can account for unforseen imperfections in the metal.
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  1821. I LOVE It, it's very nice project
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  1822.  @featherboards1565  I know I can still remember my Dad's shop smell..I do have his tools and have enjoyed restoring them and feeling close to him.
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  1823. Such great advice, love your videos
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  1824. Yay, a real cow! Real cows have horns. Congrats! You need more though :)
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  1825. Super !
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  1826. Farming is not for the weak. Glad I found your channel to watch the animals and probably learn from you.
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  1827. Do what you can, with what you have. In the end, you need your community. Some of them don't know that yet, but they'll learn if things get bad. 25 years off-grid, there's a lot of things I won't do now. There's a lot of basic labor. I don't want a zoo, feed bills are too high. Look at, and work your property as a closed loop ecosystem, as much as you can. Don't let anything useful get to a landfill. Good fences help a lot of things. Water availability is most important. Subsistence farming is a full time job, it's not casual. Great post.
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  1828. You know the difference between an optimist and a pessimist ? Well, a pessimist is an optimist with experience ! So you just made that transition :).
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  1829. Annie, This is Downtown Motown Checking In and you totally captured me with Aretha Franklin; I feel as though it's a sign to keep going with my Off-Grid Dreams; N/S; I luv it!!!!!
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  1830. Love Kelly and family and farm etc, been watching since my friend Kylie from Datadoo Dairy in Queensland sent me her way. Love both your channels.
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  1831. Hahaha, bits of apple flying everywhere. And that's geared down! Love it. That's a lot of apples to process. Good job. 👍
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  1832. AubandJoe Montana I can’t speak for her, but I do know that my farmer friend ended up buying bulk cartons for health reasons. In Illinois, apparently the health department frowns upon reusing cartons. Farmer friend never got in trouble, just wanted to stay off their radar.
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  1833. Mom was Sicilian. She put a little red wine and a bit of sugar in the sauce.She used very little garlic. There are many variations of sauce. Italian cooking is mostly using whatever is available. Grandfather had an ulcer snd wouldn’t eat tomatoes. He ate pasta con ricotta every day for lunch. Very nice Frank
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  1834. You are one wonderful woman and so cheery and sweet while being a powerhouse!!! How do you do it all
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  1835. The windows give it the gothic farmhouse look which everyone loves. The whole place looks awesome. Great work!
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  1836. It's my first time watching your channel, you do amazing work!
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  1837.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you for your reply! I will definitely do that! I'm anxious to get these little ones. I know we will enjoy them 🤩
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  1838. "That was barely english but i feel like you understood." 😂 We in fact, did understood.
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  1839. Instructions perfectly clear! A two year old could understand it with a single question! Love your videos ❤
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  1840. You’re absolutely the GOAT!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽Thanks for sharing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
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  1841. all the great memories you have and are making. love the truck
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  1842. thank you to us, are you kidding me, thanks to you so much...
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  1843. Ur farm is really beautiful ❤❤
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  1844. Easy project. Been using a similar on for small fire pit wood.
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  1845.  @AnneofAllTrades  Good advice. I also wondered about the walnut.
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  1846. Very nice and comfortable shelf!
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  1847. You did a fantastic job explaining this. Thanks for taking the time to type it out.🌹
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  1848. Wow - thank you for the very concise and easy demonstration of how and where to plant wine cap spawn. Mine is waiting in my fridge for our Zone 5a spring to stay, and I LOVE how you're doing that! Huzzah for "lazy" gardening! I'm also almost ready to give up my raised bed board edges in favor of your method of walkways. 🙂 I am always so encouraged by your demeanor and your content! 💗
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  1849. Oh girl, I feel this so much!! I rescued mine at 1 week old and 7 weeks old. The heart of an LGD is like no other ❤ Angels with paws ❤️❤️ best dogs ever (even through the first 2 years of puppy/teenhood) So happy you didn’t give up on them. Most are rehomed around 16-18 months old- size doesn’t equal maturity. Much respect to you 🙏🏻
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  1850. Jamaican style curry goat or Haitian/ Dominican pepper goat....yum!
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  1851. She was clear that she liked the edible weeds, but preferred them processed into a steak before consuming.
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  1852. You, April Wilkerson, Lyn (Darbin Orvar) and Leah (see jane drill) inspired me to start creating things and not be discouraged because my arms are weak and I do not have experience or a mentor or a lot of money. I do not have a lot of power tools- just two drills, a circular saw and a cheap miter saw. But I really love to build useful things, custom-made for my needs. In behalf of all empowered females, I thank you.
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  1853. Those Alpacas 😂
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  1854. Well done Anne, thanks for taking me to class with you. Had my toes tapping the whole time too ;)
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  1855. I'm impressed! I'm starting a homestead myself.
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  1856. Ok. What's next? Glass blowing? Origami? Anne mahing a saxophone? 👍
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  1857. you are hilarious and also wise 🙂
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  1858. Ahhhhh I LOVE Nickel Creek! I also played violin in school but the classical style didn't quite fit what I was imagining. Would love to pick up a mandolin at some point and become a student again.
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  1859. Can't wait to see you in your new shop!! Thanks for sharing!!
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  1860. Congrats on the 400k subscribers! The farm focused videos seem to be doing very well. Good job 👍
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  1861. That would make the most perfect Saturday morning cereal bowl to enjoy cartoons by.
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  1862. Same, I feel like I'm missing something... would this not work?
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  1863. I love the color and texture of that soil around the lettuce you transplanted. It's an awesome illustration of the power of building soil (through heavy mulches, etc.)
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  1864. besides everything else today I have to say that your Brooklyn Bedding promo was the bomb 🥰 They should be very proud to sponsor your channel. of course turning the box into a garden is the natural thing to do heehee.
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  1865. 💁🏽‍♂️New subscriber. Adding you to my list of motivation gardening 👩🏻‍🌾 peeps. 😎 God bless you, your family and your work young lady. 🐎🐎🦅🪶🕊
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  1866. I love your tools, they're so well looked after and I cannot wait till I can have such a workshop one day. Well done to you Anne, great video!
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  1867. Babies!!!!!!! ❤
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  1868. BAAAH-Wonderful!
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  1869. Redmonds products are great and doing the sole thing. I’m a product fan for life!
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  1870. You are a gifted teacher. Thanks.
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  1871. She was chirping how much they love you 😁😋, Great job GOD BLESS YOU ALL 😇
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  1872. Finding your people is so important. I was in my 30s when I finally found my "clan." Life is so much better in a mutually loving and supportive community. Sometimes it seems we are all trying to give a little more than we receive. This kind of community profit is the most rewarding you will ever earn in your lifetime.
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  1873. Anne, you are such a kind and gentle soul. To handle all of this with grace and dignity just shows how beautiful you are.
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  1874. You are the best! Thanks for yours, and your trusty cameraman’s, fabulous, fun and fruitfully inspiring videos 😊🌱💗
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  1875. I just had to make my first YT comment ever to say Thank you!! You are a joy and so wonderful in so many ways. Thanks for continuing to put yourself out there on this channel even when people aren't exactly appreciative. I love your sense of humor and your crazy awesome style. 🎉
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  1876. I love this wonderfully educated woman who is so willing to put herself on to teach us and is honest about the previous failures that helped her learn, so we can learn. Anne, i love watching you and I totally appreciate you 😊 ❤️
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  1877. I started a few different kinds of seeds indoors in January and early February. Mistakes were definitely made 😅 but this has helped “prime” me to be receptive to advice and tips! Learning from experience (successes, and more importantly failures!) is almost required to learn from the wisdom of others. I love the explanations and analogies you’re sharing here. Cheers, friend! 🩵 Thank you
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  1878. That look awesome! And I love the way mandolin sounds it’s just so relaxing
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  1879. Beautiful video Anne
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  1880. I really like your vids, and I appreciate you advocating for mental health. 👍🏻
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  1881. I love these videos on the chores, I would really love a farming plan on what the goal is of each animal on your farm, how do you pick what to add, what animals work well with each other, what resources to you spend and receive from the animal husbandry.
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  1882. Fantastic story. Fantastic message. Thank you for sharing. ❤
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  1883. Thank you for this presentation.
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  1884. Incredible project and one that included skill from many different people, what a treasure!!
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  1885. Having nosy neighbors is the absolute worse deal in life. I hope you get this dream up and running one day Anne.
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  1886. Continue to be encouraged. Your post means more than you know to someone who is going through exactly the same thing you are...exactly! We started building a wedding venue in 2019, and it's still not done due to the same challenges you and hubby are facing. You have renewed our faith that can continue forward.
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  1887. Seams we share a similar helper I fire him every day but shows up on time every morning. From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
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  1888. Limestone is generally full of calcium, but it is not always available to the plants due to the pH level of the soil. In this case, that is possibly why the dandelions have appeared.
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  1889. I also use strawberries as crop cover
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  1890. ❤
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  1891. As Anne mentioned, watch videos where Joel Salatin is interviewed and get his books from the library. You'll love it!
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  1892. What a cool lady!
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  1893. This is perfect timing- I am planting about 7 fruit trees this weekend, which have been in pots for a year. Hoping to give them a good start in the ground.
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  1894. It makes me so happy to see you with an instrument in your hands again! After the avocado incident I was worried!
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  1895. Love the planting of fruit trees! I always put lots of mulch around trees if I have it. Not volcano but just thick all around. “Back to Eden style” has never given bad results. I think we have all made the mistake of root bound trees. When you get the end of season potted trees cheap and they are just a massive ball of circling roots , all you can do is slice and try to pry apart a little and hope for the best. Bare root trees are the best for sure but not always the easiest to find in what you want and when you want it.
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  1896. Put your rabbits poop out in the hay field. That improves soil health. Worth seeing the difference between the VIPs side (very important poopers) vs. None. Then test the soil quality as rabbits 🐇 too will let you know just how quality your hay is. Their manure is perfect cold manure they produce daily. Obviously can be used as is. Only use with the compost too.
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  1897. I did not know all of this about goats, and am so glad your told us all of🐐🐐🐐 this!
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  1898. Yeah gardeners don't always agree and all are sure they are right and you are wrong. People. Whatcha gonna do.
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  1899. Great information Anne.
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  1900. It is funny that you mention growing things in NW Washington (Lynden, WA here). It certainly has is challenges and see myself moving to your neck of the woods at some point 👊🏻🍉👊🏻
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  1901.  @mikezeke7041  Thanks for your attention! I did not know the name...
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  1902. There is a cloth creeper for unlevel ground.I recommend CCR and Budweiser for automotive work!
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  1903. That thumbnail made me chuckle! But how cool is it to tend bees? And to get them from a swarm! Nice video as always!
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  1904. You women ROCK!!!! This is what I call teamwork !😍🙌🏾
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  1905. I’ve learned more with this one video than any other out there. Such wonderful information. Thank you Anne for putting this together. We will be taking a look at our tubs for sure!!
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  1906. 🤣 That's too funny... I keep my tools in the gardens too! And yes, I get told they would last much longer if I put them up, but I always say, my tools gotta work as hard as I do, and I need em close by!!! 🤷🏽‍♀😅
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  1907. I just want to say I really appreciate all your videos and am very inspired. I love your positivity and go get attitude. Please don’t change.
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  1908. Thank you for making this! We love your videos and your smile. Stay awesome and safe. <3
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  1909. I love your passion and the inspiration you get from each other. You guys will do very well. Much love and respect to you guys
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  1910. When you get the woodworking into your head, you can not get it out again
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  1911. That was very cool, I'm not sure I could even tackle something like that, looks fantastic Anne! Thanks for sharing this
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  1912. You will find another one that will be special to your heart. But don't forget all of your other animals that you have on your farm because you're a special person so they are special animals have a great day and look at it is animal went to another heaven to bring you down hi new friend
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  1913. Sorry with the dog, be strong, I know what that is.
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  1914. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  I am looking forward to the next video. I am working on a garden from scratch. I haven't planted one in 3 years, so I am starting over.😒
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  1915. With you two ladies (Anne and April), it's the A Team in more ways then one.
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  1916. I'm glad she was able to have a baby after her own had past away...
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  1917. Смотрю тебя из Росси, очень приятно ❤
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  1918. Wow, what a beautiful perspective. I got all emotional. I'm so happy you found what you needed to keep going. ❤
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  1919. Oh, I would have sued the contractror pronto The floor joist backets, all of them, look very concerning Jackery is nice Though I went with Ecoflow A slightly smaller system for now Just to have the furnace running in NNY winters if the power goes out or run the fridge and freezer in the Summer
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  1920. That table is insanely pretty
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  1921. So sorry to hear about your trusty fuzzy partner. May God continue to bless and keep you all and grant you His peace !!!
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  1922. Never thought of roots as transports for microbes ❤that’s so cool
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  1923. Great video, learned a lot. Glad u busted the lawn mower myth. well now ill jsut enjoy them from the zoo lol or farm events.
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  1924. I have shop envy.
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  1925. You are my new favorite youtube 'gardener' channel! I just recently discovered your channel and I've already watched a bunch of videos I really like your smile and positivit. Great tips and tricks i've already seen and could benefit from. i'm just starting out my homestead / food forest farm from scratch. I would love to start out with two donkeys as farm companion animals. I'm excited to see more from you and all the best, Greetings from slovenia! mediterranean europe.
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  1926. When I was growing up, my grandfather had a farm and raised cattle, one of his neighbors out the road raised pigs, so they would trade pork for beef. There were a few other farming families in that small area, and they all helped each other, and went to church together. I witnessed first hand community self sufficiency, the memories of that inspired me to get a couple acres that I will be moving to soon and living the way I grew up. Not out of fear, but from a love of the old ways.
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  1927. Daniel knows his stuff! Well done. Only watched half so far but already a great video! 👌
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  1928. Brings back good memories of watching Norm on New Yankee Workshop (pre-YouTube).
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  1929. That was great too
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  1930. That chicken coop is BRILLIANT!
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  1931. Oh my can I relate. Started a farm in mid Alabama a year ago and boy have we been through it. Bought land and have equipment, but building and codes and prices of power poles and inspections have really been a challenge. A year later and I have been able to hook up one of three power poles and my family and I are still living in RVs. Oh well, like you we will get through it eventually. Best wishes and good luck! We will be watching
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  1932. That is awesome and you rock
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  1933. Another great video thanks, hope you and the new help are getting on well.
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  1934. Great job.
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  1935. Awesome work Anne, beautiful spoon! 👍🏻🥄👊🏻
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  1936. You’re awesome! The mini pizza made me laugh 😆
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  1937. I'm a carpentry Student from germany and I Was told the following: the Stone is shaken through a mesh. The number describes the amount of loops on one inch. So 60 grid is 60x60 loops on a square inch. The higher grids arent really sieved, rather seperated using water and their floating capabilities, but still the same scale is used. Hope it was coherent, english is obviously not my mother tounge :D
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  1938. Awesome video my friend! I'm a new supporter to your channel. Keep up the great work :)
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  1939.  @AnneofAllTrades  He says to check with Phil.😄
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  1940. Love your vids woman, no matter what subject.
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  1941. ♥️ hooves day
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  1942. Beautiful fence👍 great job.
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  1943. Man! That turned out nice.
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  1944. I love your recycling program--nothing goes to waste not even rain water! Your chickens will be happy with their new residence.
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  1945. This was a brilliant video and so truthful! I feel like I should have paid for this information!
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  1946. I'm a word geek. I love it, communal sufficiency rather than self-sufficiency being primary.
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  1947. keep up the good work :) From Norway
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  1948. Love that truck also, great choice, that Chevy six should be nearly bulletproof, really in decent shape, can't wait to follow you on this adventure, good luck!
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  1949. Use every last drop of that Vanilla! Now that it's $30 a bottle!
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  1950. Beautiful design. Those dominoes are going to add a lot of strength.
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  1951. Beautiful!!!!
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  1952. 3:54 Lol, your dog knows whos boss!
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  1953. Cute bunny hop!! lol
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  1954. I only ever used cover crops for an entire season - winter just kills 'em. Otherwise if I REALLY need the soil covered, I just steal leaves from the neighbourhood and dump 'em on the soil. Once spring comes they join their brethren in compost pile.
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  1955. Not stolen. Lovingly Rehome’d !!!!!
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  1956. miam miam!:) woodfire pizza =heaven:)
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  1957. Hi from NZ 👋thanks for all your clips I love them😍I have been gardening for all my adult life but I always learn something new💟
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  1958. Don’t worry. I won’t get a goat 😊
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  1959. First comment 😁
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  1960. CORN STARCH ---pack in 5 lb bags and sell it to your local Chinese restaurant.Ray Delbury Sussex County NJ USA
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  1961. Great video. THANK YOU!
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  1962. There's too much cuteness in this video. It should come with a warning.
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  1963. MMMMMMM I love apple pie MMMMMMM
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  1964. Absolutely love this! Thank you for sharing this message. It needs to be heard everywhere.
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  1965. Thank you Anne! You're my hero! I bought a used jointer & planer last year and haven't had a chance to use either yet. Finally bought some rough-sawn oak today and low and behold, you had a brand new video waiting for me!
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  1966. Also Curtis Buchanan's youtube videos (lots of content) and website. He offers a pay-what-you-can afford plan of the "Democratic Chair" for download.
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  1967. Turned out tremendously! Great video, Anne.
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  1968. Like #401, Very nice videos and the way you justified the fish cook out was what or how you should do things, great to see your not like the norm that I see all the time, TY Later
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  1969.  @AnneofAllTrades  It was marvelous, Anne! You really looked like you had a lot of fun with it and that came across the screen wonderfully and that made it more enjoyable for us viewers - for this viewer, at least. I really like the New & Improved Anne....that was truly a treat! Thank, you and Adam!
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  1970. Anne, you rock!! Thank you for being so brave and sharing yourself with the world!!
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  1971. So happy I found you, I’m also a lazy gardener. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🌱🌱🌱
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  1972. Bloomin' love those donkeys.
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  1973. thiS is Sooooo GooooD !!!!❕❕❕ i L🤍Ve your BiG awesome puPP puppS🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 ~~ ~& i SuperL🤎Ve your cute fuzzZiee Donkeys~~;>> Exactly the Animal Companions that I want ~& NeeD ~;; 🌿🌱☘️🤍🐺🐺🤍🤍🤍🐴🐴🐴
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  1974. "i got some illegal chickens" lmao i love this energy
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  1975. Very helpful tutorial, Anne, Thank you!
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  1976. Anne, your timing is sooo perfect. I used to facilitate workshops on productivity & profit improvement, consulting & such, so these are all truely old truths I "know" ... but this stage in my life is different from those days. Our fallible humanity makes it so unbelievably easy to get way off track when our routines , environment, careers or households change. When we are misdirecting ourselves, even just one degree & a step off course every day and pretty soon we end up going the wrong direction on a one-way street, in a town two counties over! Anyway, your reminders, unique examples & kind heart was exactly what I needed to hear today. God bless you & all those you love! ❤ Wishing you success in your book & all your courses too.
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  1977. Ha the buzz lightyear part earned a like from me.
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  1978. You never cease to amaze me !
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  1979. perfect space, i usually don't watch shop tours or q&a videos but this i enjoyed it.
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  1980. Fantastic video overall and wonderfully explained. I am a new subscriber. Really looking forward to seeing your future and past videos.
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  1981. I am starting pansy’s and gomphrena tomorrow. It will be Mar. 3 but I can’t put them outside until June 1. I just want them to be as mature as possible since we have such a short growing season.
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  1982. Ow my goodness, your first statement of "storage space is so important" is so true. I never knew how true until Itried to have my own shop. 100% a total fact!
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  1983. Awesome job, I need 6 please!
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  1984. Classic chair, classic finish. Excellent job. Looks like you had fun.
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  1985. I love your Video's , you give me the IMPRESSION, Todo Better . Thank You Follower, For Life !!🤓👍
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  1986. Oh, I like the shout-out to Billy at Perma Pastures Farm! Their comfrey has been growing great for me.
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  1987. I wish i had frd like u i so admire u i want to get into woodworking
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  1988. Very cool Anne! I loved watching this process on your instagram!
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  1989. By the way: I forgot to mention that I'm a professional. And your goats are adorable. Good job.
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  1990.  @AnneofAllTrades  looking forward to it. My 4 yr old daughter watches all of your videos and gets super excited when I tell her you have a new one out. Thanks for being someone she can look up to.
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  1991.  @AnneofAllTrades  done!
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  1992. P Taylor she has an electrified-fence around their perimeter to keep them out. That plastic white netting stuff she climbed over. They’ll be good and safe.
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  1993. Love the shop. You can never have enough vintage organizers!
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  1994. Appreciate the honesty and respect your motivation. Love your community and next generation by sharing the land. When people say “self sufficiency”, I politely correct them and say “we sufficiency”.
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  1995. awesome and that tasty cider, greetings
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  1996. This was a really great video! I am going to try to implement some of these tips.
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  1997. I feel like I should have a degree from how much I learned from this video. Thank you so much for all of this useful information!
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  1998. Wow Awesome work . Thanks for sharing
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  1999. Ypu are living the good life...which is British comedy from way back k when.
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  2000. That George, he's everywhere!
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  2001. Save that generator. There is a purist out there looking for that particular item. 👍
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  2002. Anne, you are amazing.
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  2003. Great video, Anne! What a wonderful addition to an outdoor area!
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  2004. Very entertaining and informative. Thanks!
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  2005. And she did not even mention the satanism. Goats are a handfull!
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  2006. More turning vids!
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  2007. stunning! Fantastic project, fantastic video. Keep up the amazing work - can't wait for the next one.
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  2008. Love how the two guardian dog sat there perfectly!!! Lol
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  2009. Love. Your car ❤️😜
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  2010. 👍👍🙌🙌⚘⚘
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  2011. You’re amazing. You’re a true inspiration. Thank you for sharing your experience. Keep doing what you’re doing and rely on the people who loves you.
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  2012. Thanks for keeping it Real that gardening has not always been enough for your mental health 🎉❤
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  2013. So glad to see you protecting your eyes even when hand nailing. You're setting a good example.
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  2014. Hi! I can tell you , excellent work and excellent video, congratulations!
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  2015. Well that was using your head.....😂
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  2016. Magnifique.
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  2017. I so enjoy all your videos! You make life real. You’ve inspired me to get back to growing vegetables in a more enjoyable way of doing so. On the subject of Paw paw’s in Indiana we call them native bananas. I have a beautiful grove and enjoy the fruits every year! I shared them, and people are shocked that they are a native growing plant here. My family has been growing them for as long as I can remember. Hopefully yours will flourish for you too.!
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  2018. Lazy way? It seems like easy way... Good. Hervé, from Normandy.
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  2019. Same here, I'm also a city steader! Started 4 years ago, all organic, reusing items from the neighborhood or free site and make my own compost leaf mold seaweed and a weed liquid fertilizer(I love by the ocean so seaweed is plentiful here. Basically trying to learn and make my big mistakes now so I'm ready if/when the time comes I need to grow most of not all our veggies. Last yr I learned the power of flowers, this yr I'm planting almost as many flowers as veggies! Great video enjoyed learning some new tricks and tips<3
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  2020. You are so inspirational, and it is so important to share the good with the bad. We appreciate your willingness to be so vulnerable in such a public space, but it is helping so many others, and hopefully that gives you the strength to keep going! Thank you.
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  2021. ordering pizza now
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  2022.  @AnneofAllTrades  For Windex, I am not concerned about skin exposure. For other shop chemicals - like mineral spirits, acetone, or ferric chloride - I will wear gloves when working with them.
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  2023.  @AnneofAllTrades  I've never had a problem with it - I figure if you can saturate a paper towel with it for window cleaning it can't be too nasty. I'm not breathing it or soaking my hands in it, and it's fairly well diluted!
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  2024. Oh my gosh, this was my thought as well. She's brilliant.
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  2025. Too many variables. What species of wood, how wet or dry is it, and is it a face cord or a full cord? Face cord is 4' high by 8' long by the length of the pieces deep. Full cord is 4' high by 8' long by 4' deep. Hope this helps.
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  2026. Très joli travail bravo 🛠😉
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  2027. Ultimate bargain hunter! They look awesome!
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  2028. i use water where i want to insert the bamboo in the ground, it makes the process easier
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  2029. You´re an incredible woman!!! Keep up the hard work!
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  2030. As a farmer, it seems to me you have things under control. You haven’t lost your whole crop to a hail storm, you haven’t lost life or limb and most of all you have a plan for tomorrow. My only advice, you have to let the past go or else you will wake up at night all hacked off at the bad hand you were dealt. It will consume you, don’t ask me how I know. Good luck.
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  2031. Um… where has she been my whole life?! What a beautiful person she is! The love she clearly has for her animals, and the knowledge she has for them; just speaks volumes on what a beautiful soul she has. I would love to have a girl like her that just gets after things, like her. Her family is extremely lucky to have her! May God bless her and her family…
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  2032. Happy Day👍
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  2033. I can't tell you how valuable the visual of the girdling was! I couldn't picture it, so thank you! ALSO, I just had my husband plant a couple hundred bucks worth of fruit trees and I'm panicking about how well he did. 😳 I sent him this video, so we'll see how much we can fix, lol. 🥴 ❤your vids, sis!
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  2034. I like how you both agreed on the cream subject. 😆 Traded a bicycle for a Ford model T? 😆
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  2035. I really enjoy your videos. I am slowly changing to a permaculture type garden vs my raised beds. All your info is super handy. Thank you.
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  2036. Wow, who knew…being a rather basic chisel type guy I learned something…thanks Anne!👍👏
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  2037.  @AnneofAllTrades  With all due respect, my sibs and I grew up with a border collie that not only scared the sheet out of any human trespassers but was the neighbourhood bully dog and won all of his fights. This sounds terrible but back then everyone let their dogs run free and disputes were settled naturally. His name was Major and he was.
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  2038. I'd have to make mine a tad bit bigger. Ironically I have not had a drink in over a year.
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  2039. Good job !!
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  2040. @Anne of All Trades  its another version of the collar you got for the dogs, but used for cattle. I had yo watch your video in steps due to work and missed the ending before I commented. Dig your videos! Keep up the awesome work!
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  2041. Our favorite historians in BBC Tudor Monastery Farm and Edwardian farm show collecting tree branches and kelp for animal fodder.
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  2042. Who are you? lol you make alot nice projects and nice videos
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  2043. 🖒🖒🙌🙌
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  2044. She is a South Paw?...Us South Paw unite
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  2045. "Long term motivation comes from purpose, not from fear" ❤ Loved it!
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  2046. Anne, I think you are so amazing! Thanks for sharing your life! 🥰
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  2047. Anne, I am so sorry. You and your husband are tenacious in pursuing your goals. It is inspiring.
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  2048. Love your enthusiasm, and I think you've made yourself a great shop. All the best.
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  2049. Good Job Anne :)
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  2050. Cool story. Subscribed.
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  2051. This is soo very needed. No person, no family, no community can truly do it all. Part of what makes humanity amazing is specialization. Someone farms, aomeone is the blacksmith and fabricates equipment. Someone does the accounting, and others defend the property.
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  2052. LOVIN THIS 😍 GIRL POWER!!!
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  2053. If they ever perfect cloning, they should start with you.
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  2054. Work smarter not harder
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  2055. Anne. You look so happy and excited to harvest your liquid gold!!! Love your videos. Thanks. M.K.S.
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  2056. Love it....great work Anne
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  2057. Muy buen trabajo !!!!! Tus animales son muy lindos y tienen un hermoso lugar para dormir.
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  2058. I know this was said once by 'The Great' Vince Lombardi, but I stil blv deep inside, he shud have said "doesn't make perfection" or "doesn't make #IT Perfect"; since (Perfect) here is an adjective and it can never turn to noun in all possible ways, it can turn to verb though, but not here, I guess! 🙃
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  2059.  @AnneofAllTrades  I should also say, I’m studying to be a botanist so I’ve watched my fair share of garden videos 😆 but you present everything in such a fun way and this video came at the perfect time! Your garden and style is a beautiful chaos 😌 I hope you take that in a positive way!
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  2060. This was way more informative and useful than the popular expensive spoon carving book that pops up that i finally shelled out and bought, plus a bunch of long winded videos. Packed with information and i appreciate how you don't lay shame on sanding, just explain simply the benefits of doing otherwise. Love a post with tons of knowledge and no posturing ego, just good humor and useful info. And it was very helpful to hear that it used to take you hours but doesn't any more.. definitely a ray of light on making money with what is now a new passion.
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  2061. Fantastic questions and answers.
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  2062. Crank dat antique press, gurl! haha Looks fun and delicious. Hope you got 'em all.
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  2063. Looks like a good time. Can’t wait to build one of my own someday.
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  2064. I just found your channel and I subscribed to you. Your knowledge is amazing to us new gardeners. TY for this video. You're awesome and I love your farm/gardens <3
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  2065. You are such an inspiration and a JOY to follow! You’ve given me and my husband the confidence to plant our own veggie garden, without overthinking it. My husband and I are excited for what we’re calling our “experiment” and are already looking forward to seeing what works and what we can improve on for next year! You have fantastic content ❤ All the best, Anne!
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  2066.  @AnneofAllTrades  makes sense! I never thought about how disease can ravage clones. Im just looking at all those nice branches thinking how my treeless ass would love to root those for myself.
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  2067. I leave this video feeling hungry, what comes out of that oven looks absolutely delicious.
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  2068. I think you are a smart gardener. Your garden is pretty, and thank you so much for sharing your experience and knowledge!!!
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  2069. I would love to have donkeys running around while i work! I probably wouldnt get much done! 😂
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  2070. New subscriber here... couldn’t help but notice the Stanley 55 box behind you on the shelf. I’d love to see it in action. I just acquired my first Stanley 45 that I’m restoring now.
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  2071. I love that your puppy is just calmly sitting in that antique drawer as you explain dovetails. 🙂
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  2072. Just wanted to tell you how much I am enjoying your videos! You seem like such a sweet, kind person, the kind of person that all of us want to know.
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  2073. I'm told there is a vet in Fayetteville, TN that is great with alpacas.
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  2074. If your focus is fear inspired, your life becomes an existence rather than a life of truly living. Great 👍 video!
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  2075. Great work Anne!!! Love that you reused everything!! 😄🌲
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  2076.  @AnneofAllTrades  I have watched all of the Clarkson’s Farm seasons 😄 thanks for the reply.
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  2077. Soft closing drawers are right up there with no slam toilet seats!😬
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  2078. Great knowledge, it’s a surprisingly in depth subject. May be worth breaking things like this down into smaller chunks. Rob Cosman does it well.
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  2079. We're thrilled to be part of this dream project with you! We can't wait to see all the great things you're going to be able to achieve with a space that's perfectly yours.
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  2080. Congrats on your victory! I truly believe the main reason for your success is approaching it how the cow would think. It's amazing to me how many people in this day and age still try to force animals into doing what they want them to do instead of trying it the gentle way of encouraging the animal to do what you want them to do. It's way easier on everybody and oftentimes a lot more successful! Thank you for showcasing that.
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  2081.  @AnneofAllTrades  to the point.....😃
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  2082. 🖒🖒🙌🙌🌷🌷
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  2083. Great recipe- thanks for sharing!!!
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  2084. send me some cinnamon rolls please lol thanks :p
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  2085. So this is literally what we called girl power
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  2086. Green, green is nice, just ask Kermit. 😉 Turned out really well. 👍🏽 Those battery powered saws have a lot of grunt, and you're spot on about the advancement of the technology in the batteries. They really are quite surprisingly good, so long as you start with a fully charged one, aye! 😉🤣🤣🤣
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  2087.  @AnneofAllTrades  I haven't seen that video yet. You make great content so keep it up!!!
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  2088. 25.05 great sense of humor !
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  2089.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks, Anne. It’s a mango orchard 🙂 My Stihl chainsaw is my BFF 😆 That Stihl post hole digger looks amazing; I want one! Oh BTW what brand of boots are you wearing.
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  2090.  @jacobmeadows1064  Hi Jacob. I know Anne is sponsored by Ariat. I checked iut their website in detail - tons of choice for men but not as much for women. Might be good for you? 🙂
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  2091.  @soulassassin2494  hello! I currently have a Stihl MS 170 (my first; super great to learn on) but about to buy a second. Either a Stihl MS 250 (like Anne’s), or maybe the MS 271 or 291. What I REALLY want is the MS 261 (professional grade; made in Germany) but it’s a couple hundred bucks more. And then there’s Stihl polesaws...can’t wait to get one of those! 😆 No I don’t have any videos yet but I am going to start. I am at the beginning of a 7+ acre project (to liberate a totally overgrown orchard) so I really do want to document it. 🙂 🌳
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  2092.  @tmackie1694  Thanks for letting me know and that is awesome! I will definitely subscribe to your channel if you can do a unedited normal speed cold start video on all three of your chainsaws to show how many pulls it takes just you to get each of them started and running when the engines are cold too your touch because they haven’t been started for awhile
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  2093. So any things to say, but they would all come back to: Thank you! Your videos are wonderful.
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  2094. Delete the emails 😂 love it ❤
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  2095.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm learning so much from you, plus it's a joy to watch, so I'm not going anywhere (but it's okay if you need to) 🙏🏻
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  2096. I actually find it's easier to freehand it, just got to get your body mechanics correct so that you're not controlling the angles with small joints which are floppy and make big movements quickly.
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  2097. The shop looks great, good job.
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  2098. I enjoyed thinking about what a goat eating ice-cream would look like lol
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  2099. Super brave to keep bees after such a scary incident!
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  2100. Just found this channel. Love this... so educational.
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  2101. Wow! Watching this farm tour is like a cozy glimpse into daily life on the farm. I’m amazed by the dedication and charm of each morning chore! 🌾
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  2102. Great video Anne! Thanks for sharing it with us.😎👍JP
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  2103. You know I read that there's a natural antidepressant in soil! Maybe you can get excited about a fall garden. You could probably start some seedlings indoors right now.
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  2104. Great video! So fun to see both of you living out your passion…
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  2105. No, hard cider is fermented, apple cider is just the juice straight from the apple. Apple juice is pasteurized, filtered and processed to be clear.
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  2106. That was an AWESOME video. Cheers from Thunder Bay Ontario and my 2 car garage/ woodshop.
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  2107. Carolinas. I think they are linked in the description
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  2108. Lovely
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  2109. You rock girl!!
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  2110. My wife make pizza in the same way,the only difference is instead of cheese, use mozzarella. the original recipe include mozzarella ,but outside Italy is expensive or is not similar to the original.Cheers from Italy
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  2111. Thank you for your information.
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  2112. Its my dream to start a farm
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  2113. OMG, the poor quality of contractor work 😭😭😭 so disappointing. So unacceptable. You have a great work ethic and self efficacy. Keep it up 💕❤️💕
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  2114. Why?
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  2115.  @AnneofAllTrades  I've given up for the rest of this year on my garden. We'll see how next year goes. What I did have left was wiped out by 🌀 Idalia 🤷‍♀️ She didn't wipe out those bugs though 😂
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  2116. Great job! I'm new to your videos and I'm impressed! Seen you on April's video the other day and followed her link to your channel. Looking forward to more of your videos. Just a little comment, the audio was a little low. Sorry.
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  2117. Good to see you take the time to mix the concrete the right way instead of just pouring it in the hole.
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  2118. Nice Farm...!!! Great video, thanks for share...!
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  2119. I only came across your channel a day or so ago and it's so informative. Thank you so much for making the effort and taking the time. 😊
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  2120. I aspire to bring my trades trained family to come help with any tasks you need accomplished. We are learning so much from you in our efforts to leave the rat race and settle on our new acreage in Alaska. Point us in the right direction and we will pitch in. I start construction school in January and finish in May. Count us in! You are such a strong inspiration.
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  2121. Holy Bee Hive, Bat Girl! I commend you on your effort in facing your fears, but, 70 stings above the neck!!! That would "bee" a no for me! Great job, Anne!!!
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  2122. You are simply an inspiration and beautiful human being...
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  2123. Tiny/miniature/ micro goats looks adorable 🥰
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  2124. Great information Thank you. I have been working with a 100 yr old apple tree for 15 yrs. Still producing but was never maintained when I moved here. So important
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  2125. Looks actually looks like an excellent workout with amazing results in only 7 days
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  2126.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm sure it's amazing once it's established. You obviously have a tremendous amount of knowledge. Sadly, all I know, is it didn't work well for me the two years I worked with beds like this. Perhaps the different environments, wood densities due to green vs dried? I don't know. I just took a different direction. I'm very happy it works for you inypur environment.
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  2127. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  2128. Love this! I have been doing hugel beds for the past 3 or 4 years which my plants love. This video is really informative and inspiring!
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  2129. Another beautiful project to come out of your workshop Anne. I love the design Erik. I would like to see more of your work.
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  2130. Great work. love that table, keep smiling
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  2131. Looks excellent. I just may do something just like that for next year. Going to try and get all the chickens in one coop lol.
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  2132. These are wonderful! I love how you show the process and explain the whys and wherefores. Thanks!
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  2133. i just want to get some land and do this!!
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  2134. I love you no one explain this like you easy thank you because you make me happy ❤️🦋🤗
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  2135. Anne , Animals teach us so much ! One thing is " How To Be" If it not for Animals I would not be the person I am today , in fact I may not BE at all. The unconditional love of a dog , the connection to the wild of a horse , the wondering contentment and time disipline of a chicken , the socialness of a goose and the fun loving tomfoolery of a goat and I'm sure I'm leaving some out (ADD head) have all inspired my life and made me able to understand how humans ( that never made any damb sense to me , at all) operate . Most importantly they mirror you and that helps you learn who you are . ie; Horse therapy . very valuable. Thanks for your channel , I thoroughly enjoy it.
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  2136. 18:30 An alpaca!
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  2137.  @AnneofAllTrades  I 100 percent agree. I just figured it was worthe mentioning. I still use it too
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  2138. Subbed! Excellent 'down to earth' info ;-)
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  2139. I was thinking the same! I want lazy cuz at times dopamine😅 so bulletproof with a little tlc is perfect!
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  2140. Absolutely yes I am going to be switching things around this year to help myself out
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  2141. Thank you so much for saying this. Working together is crucial for everything.
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  2142. Lucy!!!!! 😍
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  2143. Hey Anne, i hope you see this. I am so greatfully for your channel that i found yesterday! So easy to follow and understand, full of infomration, they are just amazing! How ever i do have some questions, you probably have videos about them and if you do please point me at them! Anyway questions are: 1. After a while wont we make big pile/hill of compost in our garden if we keep adding layers year after year or does it breakdown completely after a while? 2. New layers of compost mean that we won't need fertilizers? 3. Do we need animal poop? Can we manage this only with greens(plants)?
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  2144. Bigger cuts can cover with bees wax. Its antibacterial and also seals wood pores for loosing moisture.
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  2145. Those goat muffins look scrumptious <3 so adorable, welcome! - Dakota & Angela
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  2146.  @AnneofAllTrades  they are! I forget that where I live horses are much cheaper to have than in the states!
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  2147.  @AnneofAllTrades  Always Anne , Always
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  2148. Perfect presentations and instruction for success.
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  2149. 😚😚🖒🖒
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  2150. Did you watch it? The name was a pretty prominent part of the video
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  2151. I have always wanted a goat, but now that I’ve seen your video I realize I am not set up to have a goat at all. I believe like you, you have to be able to care for any animal properly if you want that animal. So, it looks like I’ll be waiting a while, but hopefully one day I will have my goats and be able to care for them like you do! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It was very educational.
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  2152.  @AnneofAllTrades  Take some 1" PVC cut up in 12" pcs. drill some small holes throughout cap one end fill with mothballs cap the other end but don't glue so you can reuse it to refill as needed. Place around barn and house it will keep snakes away the mothballs will slowly dissolve as it rains .
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  2153. HUZZAH!
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  2154. What a fantastic video! I ❤️ goats but I’m unable to do what the animal requires…so I won’t get goats. This will hopefully make people sit back & really think can I manage this. It’s always the animal that suffers when we make poor decisions.
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  2155. We plan on taking a cattle AI course next month, so hopefully we can just do it ourselves. Just finding the time is the hard part 😂
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  2156. 1:58 the roots @needtobreathe & 15:27 yuppp my favorite band!!
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  2157. Good job ladies! From East Texas! ⚒️
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  2158. Hey! I have that same little set of Audel's Carpenters and Builders Guides! Nice to find your channel. Best! -Lory
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  2159. -10c and 4 inches of snow. Imma gonna wait a bit. good info though. 😂
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  2160. ❤
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  2161. Omg I live your animals
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  2162. Your such a cool girl! Not afraid to do anything and doing an excellent job at it as well. 🖤
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  2163. Yep. This knowledge is what modern off-gridders know nothing about, as they apply modern farming to their beds of herbs and vegetables they are trying to solely live off of. This is not even teached at schools.
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  2164. Great video! You really covered the most important decision factors. If I had watched this before getting goats, I would have known the importance of a livestock guardian dog. You can't fence out cougars, realistically. LGD is a must in cougar country.
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  2165. Welcome back, I so look forward to your videos
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  2166. That’s really cool I love home made apple juice 🍎 🥤❤️
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  2167. The best teacher is any mistake.
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  2168. I'm made exactly the same way. Autodidacts rule!
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  2169. Cool content... Thanks for bringing us along for the ride!
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  2170. Sometimes I dream of starting a geitost farm and dairy…it will never happen. But I did love this video!
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  2171. Girl, You've got your act together! I am delighted to discover your channel and experience your work! Much obliged. 🤠
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  2172. Spot on. The choice to be self sufficient is so much more than fear. Very few decisions in life should be based on fear. Thanks for sharing. I can tell wisdom is growing within you.
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  2173.  @MikeTheMaker1  couldn't tell - but they are thorn-less
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  2174. There is a reason why the picture of the devil looks like a goat! They are impossible to fence; if your fence doesn't hold water then it won't hold a goat. They will be on any roof on the farm, including the house. I could go on.
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  2175. 🖒🖒😙😙
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  2176. WOW! Great info and you presented it in the most relatable, followable and applicable way. Fantastic job!
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  2177. Even if you are doing things by yourself, you still need other people to purchase your products. You still need feed stores. You still need veterinary services. You still need pharmaceuticals. You need canning supplies. You need other people to teach you. We just need other people. Thank you for this wonderful video! Truth is power. You are a wonderful person.
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  2178. Anne you are a awesome preson.
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  2179.  @AnneofAllTrades  Which is why I said "unless they're in way too small an area". If they're confined to an area small enough that you have to worry about parasites, then you don't have enough room for them IMO and maybe should consider rabbits or chickens instead. You have a beautiful setup there BTW.
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  2180. We need a don't get sheep video
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  2181.  @AnneofAllTrades  😂 thank you. I'm so honored you took the time to respond to me. 💜 I still think I want sheep. We have land that needs improving and although I thought for awhile it'd be goats... I'm falling for the hair sheep. Plus, I love lamb meat.
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  2182. Awesome! Could you explain setting up and using a small hand plane? Maybe sharpening it too? Great video on a simple tool.
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  2183.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yeah, you did. I meant to come back and make note of that but ADHD struck XD
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  2184. I really appreciate you don't cut out all your scares and screams. ❤ I can trust you're showing your honest experience and not manicuring it. Thank you!
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  2185. My sister was born on kodiak island!
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  2186. Flipping awesome 👍 📐+🔨+🍕+🍺=😁
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  2187. your baby goats are really awesome such pretty colors and I love the way they " jump and run"
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  2188. YAY BEES!!!!
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  2189. Great job. I'm very impressed.
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  2190. such great info! I will be doing woodchip paths from now on 😄
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  2191. looks like I'm right at home I'm in North MS zone 7B so I'm definitely subscribing! I love this method bc I have tons of everything you just used to make that garden its quick easy and for me its a great way to clean up my yard that's full of twigs branches falling from storms and not to mention all the leaves I just love this thank you so so much I gotta check out more of your content
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  2192. Great video Anne! Thank you for sharing it with us.👌👍😎JP
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  2193. Who wore it best! OMG I'm crying! 😂
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  2194. Fantastic, loved it all
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  2195. You are amazing and all I can say is R E S P E C T !!! Thank you for making this video as I am cured of my fuzzy thinking about goats. 💖
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  2196. Second! Lol
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  2197. Guess I'm third. That you, Roy? 🖐
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  2198. I just love your channel!!! ❤️
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  2199. Thank you. I love your videos. I’m from TN, so I also love that you are in TN ❤
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  2200. Save Soil, Save LIFE. Stop Chemical USAGE totaly in Agriculture.
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  2201. 👍👍⚘⚘
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  2202. First time listener and of course I am now subscribed! In the process of hunting for my property for my homestead.
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  2203. I will probably never own a donkey or any farm animals for that matter, but I really enjoyed your presentation in this video. You put the issues of responsible stewardship for the creatures we take responsibility for in clear and genuine way.😊
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  2204. hhhmmmmm I wonder if you attached a gear drive and used a drill or impact driver, if you could get the squeezing part mechanized as well? Either way it looks tasty!
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  2205. As a hot sauce aficionado, I loved this video. Hoping I can grow some peppers and maybe do some crossbreeding one day to make my own custom sauces.
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  2206. We try to keep the wood chips from trees that are 3" in diameter or less because their nitrogen is in the bark. We will pee in milk jugs and put it on compost piles. We have a blend of bean seeds that we plant everywhere, especially in new garden areas and the nitrogen is fantastic. We spread mycorhyzzal (sp?) and are starting to make our own bone and blood meal from hog harvests.
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  2207.  @AnneofAllTrades  that’s understandable. I was under the impression that goats are excellent at clearing out brush. My wife and I found your channel a few weeks ago and enjoy it.
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  2208. 0:55 😂😂😂 I hear ya!!!!
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  2209. Rigby!!
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  2210. I used to have a natural "green thumb" , and it came easy. Started a garden when first moving to Southern MN. and ran into a number of frustrating issues. Easy growing plants would not grow well. Working full time and having repair issues couldn't devote time. Recently decided to plant some tomatoes and found similar problems. will be planting wild annuals in hopes they adapt. Had success with annual wild flowers but very few came back. It's March in Sothern MN and getting warmer earlier. ( no climate change issues????) Just like your enthusiasm Anne. Reminding this old guy to put those annuals on my to do list.
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  2211. 👍🏼👍🏼
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  2212. "They are the most annoying animal on the planet" 😂😂😂😂 YES! yes they are!!!! Thank you for this great video ;)
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  2213. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  2214. even if you had hired a contractor it could have turned out exactly the same. they are just as likely to scam you as any other trades person, if not more. they always run their businesses with limited liability and no assets so they can just walk away from anything and even if they are sued they lose nothing, they just start up a new company.
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  2215. Anne nice build, I’m so jealous of your pizza oven! I look forward to your next adventure. Thanks
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  2216. Just come across your channel, apparently YouTube thought I would like it, (good call). I’m just starting on this new way of living, I was thinking I can do this, be self sufficient. Thank you for reminding me. No one person can survive on their own. Even if you want to be alone you need help. So find like minded people. ❤
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  2217. I am born bred Singaporean in Europe. Inspired to do what you did. God willing
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  2218. Such a great looking table Anne! Love watching you build!
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  2219. y’all done amazing job you’re lucky to have a friend like April God bless all
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  2220. Two of my favorite people! 🥰🥰🥰
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  2221. Tearfully Gratefull❤ What a heartwarming simplistic creative instructional vid❣❣Thank you for hope courage ingenuity & practicality to live a duable healthier productive satisfying life in the midst of seemingly formidable obstacles Now turned Advantageous!! THANK YOU & BLESS YOU Mam💝💛💖💐💐💕💕
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  2222. I am so excited to build a tiny house!!!!! As for Diablo blades.... HELL YEAH SISTA! I FRICKEN LOVE THOSE BLADES!!!! Well worth the money great job ladies
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  2223. 💖🎼🎶🎵 Thank you!
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  2224. Still lovin that opening song!! and still waitin on that truck video!
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  2225. Great tips! 👍
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  2226. Amazing
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  2227. Wow! :)
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  2228. I want one!!
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  2229. Thank you. 🌸🙏🏽🌸
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  2230. Good luck to you both
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  2231. Enjoy your videos very much! I control my weeds with vinegar, salt and a little dawn. Works great for me. Do it on a sunny day!
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  2232. I bought noise-cancelling earbuds this past year and was surprised at how well they help keep me on task. I didn't realize how much every little sound distracts me.
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  2233. Hahaha, I let my chickens help me to raze my garden to the ground after I had to neglect it for a year. Once I had my whole system established with woodchips etc those girls only get what I give them from the garden.
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  2234. thanks
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  2235. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 ... definitely want to put this knowledge to use once I can get out of the City!
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  2236. I don't seek self-sufficiency out of fear but because I desire a level of quality that I can't find elsewhere without having to pay an extreme price. When I was a kid we sold drugs and would occasionally treat ourselves to dinner at a 5 star restaurant. I knew I would probably never be able to afford to eat that well on a regular basis unless I learned how to cook, so I did. I then applied that same logic to many other areas of my life. My problem right now with community is I can't find one. Nobody cares about your good intentions when it comes to buying land. I've written many letters trying to explain my goals to people selling land and they always just want money. What you're doing now or your plans for the future are insignificant to most people. If you're not religious it's even more difficult to find acceptance in rural communities. I've managed to sacrifice, live frugally, and save and my reward has been a massive devaluation in my purchasing power caused by inflation driven by government money printing. I wish my reality was based simply in fear so I could make changes to achieve my goals. I've been working for a long time now and I'm really starting to become discouraged about the potential that my productive dreams will ever grow out of my small back yard garden. I don't know what to do anymore....
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  2237. That was a huge scorp or whatever it was
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  2238. 8:52 I love the way you're using a saw-zall like a jig-saw... You have to have great muscle to do that!! Good work.
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  2239. Been goating since 2009. This is the first year trying for extended lactation due to so hard to sell babies even with really good producers. So many people breeding for cute goats that have tiny teats and barely any milk. I'm addicted to this milk, though.
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  2240. Those were the best. I was wondering why you were cradling the drill. Now I know.
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  2241. wow.. i didnt know making yogurt was so easy! i have chickens... but now i want a goat too! haha
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  2242. Great video that covers lot of important things.
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  2243. Excellent Advise, Thanks for Sharing,,, from BC Canada
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  2244. Very useful tips! Thanks Anne!
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  2245. Yumiii i love it 😋😋
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  2246. That was a good job you dun there on the fence 👍🐕
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  2247. Wow. That is Awesome!
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  2248.  @AnneofAllTrades  just a great vid all around. Engaging story arc - Can I Fix This? - from struggle to triumph, and a bonfire as a visual metaphor. You’ve inspired me to revisit some of my half done vids and projects that have frustrated me (such as my mouse infested broken I snowblower) and try to tell a visual story as good as yours. Thank you again, Eric.
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  2249. Ladies expire me to want to do that for my mother and my oldest son thank you so much for showing me that too strong ladies can do that
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  2250. Awesome project. No nails, screws or glue required.
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  2251. I don't ever plan to own a Donkey , but I found this video to be very thoughtful on your part , to educate people on the things that go along with owning one. It was a nice thing to do. Gotta subscribe to a nice person's channel.
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  2252. Calf scoots are so cute!
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  2253. It is amazing how our animals become our family. A tip of my hat to you and your dedication. You are awesome and a very determined person. My personal motto is, "Experience is what you get when you don't get what you want." Keep up the great work.
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  2254. Love the basket! Can't wait to get my own garden going.
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  2255. My wife and I just bought 50acres in the mountains of NE Tennessee. Really rocking soil in sections. Currently leasing the land to a neighbor with cattle on it. Can’t wait to move there permanently. Coming from MN. What breed of pigs do you have? Love what you’re doing, looking forward to help heal the land and meet like minded people.
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  2256. I can tell you are friends because she smacked your hand...ahahahaha....
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  2257. Best informative video! Love your honesty about trimming for looks vs tree health, because thats EXACTLY what i did! Thanks for the humor too!! Thank you for having Daniel the Arborist in your video, he is amazing!
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  2258. Anne, this is about the (third?) time I've watched this video and I come back to it because of both your competence and your presentation style / personality. I really am rooting for the new property and all work out for you. The world needs enthusiastic folks like you.
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  2259. Thanks for the info! ! 😀👍
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  2260. Trying to be positive here. At least you have plenty examples to point out to students how not to do things. Good luck with the project.
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  2261. I once heard on Tested channel that “A falling blade has no handle.”
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  2262. Just watched your video about buying 50lbs of Corn Starch. You can use it for body powder especially your feet it's silky smooth. Put it on knots line shoe stings rub it together wait a few minutes then take the knot out with ease. Week that's two hope that helps. I'm sure there are many more.
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  2263. I love your videos. But your mental, physical, and spiritual health is most important. Your honesty and humor is refreshing. Even if we have to wait for you, we'll be there for you when you are ready to go once again.
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  2264. Nice work, Anne! Nice to see #KrazyGlue innovating and that it's you informing me of their #Woodworking product. Thank you but, especially Krazy Glue for supporting the work and you! #KeepTheChipsFlying!
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  2265. Another great video Anne! Thank you for sharing it with us.😎👍JP
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  2266. Lovely video. My cat likes to sleep on my largest 3d printer. Not while it is running though!
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  2267. Those neon green cucumbers make great sweet pickles.😋
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  2268. Bathroom friendships FTW!
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  2269.  @AnneofAllTrades  I will be checking out that video. I have seen a lot of improvement in the soil since I got away from monoculture and similar philosophies, and embraced biodiversity. I get disease resistant tomatoes because that's what I need here, and they go crazy, huge and beautiful. I leave some weeds...and recently discovered that my critters see the lack of weeds as a signal that I planted something yummy. So the tomato plants I grew from seed got planted into the weeds, and so far nothing has attacked them. Those critters are really smarter than we give them credit for. You give me hope that I can improve the soil even further and I thank you for that!
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  2270. The Big Lie of Modern Homesteading highlights such an important conversation! It’s refreshing to see a candid look at the realities behind the idyllic image, reminding us that while homesteading is rewarding, it also requires resilience, hard work, and adaptability. Truly thought-provoking!
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  2271. You speak out loud my internal monologue 😂❤ love you heaps annie
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  2272. 🖒🖒🙌🙌😙
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  2273. Liked your video excellent job on the house, looks like you both had a lot of fun doing it as well, really nice to have great friends around when you need them.
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  2274. Did anybody check on Punxsutawney Phil? :D
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  2275. Anne, I am SOOO excited I found your channel. Don't change a thing! The way you talk and the way you think/learn/experiment is 100% my style. 100% the way I want to live in a few years. I look forward to my own journey standing on the shoulders of... well.. not giants per-say (5'2"? I tower over you by an inch! Ha!!) BUT, on the shoulders of a giant mind with a fabulous personality ❤❤❤ Thank you!
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  2276. What a joy. I just love the names. I am literally going to watch this again later when I am resting. 😊
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  2277. A drop cloth under the engine work area over the ground will help you find things you dropped. Good luck and know it will come out good. Cheers, Michael O. Alabama, USA
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  2278. Absolutely beautiful chair Anne, you should be very proud of it. My heart goes out to you on the loss of your bestie. It's the hardest part of having furry friends. Much Love, Andy.
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  2279.  @AnneofAllTrades  - You will now hear about how leaving it bark side up makes it dry slower. This argument is even featured in Frozen.
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  2280. Someone did some testing on this and it actually doesn't make much of a difference. If you're worried about it cover it with metal sheet roofing
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  2281. I was thinking those pink snoball cakes too
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  2282. The guy is from Redmond, a great line of products. This was so interesting.
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  2283. Thank you for your video and the hard work it takes to put it out there. Love the conclusion. Community is where it is at.
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  2284. I got a chip drop within 2 days! I was so happy and then it snowed the next day.
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  2285. AAAAhhhhhhh!! I miss my caprinies... I am trying not to stare at Anne's.... BTW, caprinies is a term for Caprine, aka Goats, for anybody who went astray. I have a goat barn that no longer have goats since my family claimed the milk was just "ok." "Ok" was not esteeming enough. Also, Anne has a great point regarding composting. A slightly off compost is TOTALLY better than a no-compost!! Keep it going Anne! ❤🤍💙
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  2286. Sterling powered! I’ve been wondering about that fan.
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  2287. Iv waited so long for u to finally break into this truck! Awesome project truck
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  2289. Great job on the chair Anne!!!
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  2290. Great video once again Annie! Always great to learn something new, can't wait until the second installment to see how it all will fit together!
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  2291. @AnneofAllTrades  I C. I too had a dog that would run off if he wasn't on a leash. Even after getting hit by a truck he would still bolt to the street if given a chance. Buy my guy would strain at the leash while yours have plenty of slack. A credit to your traing.
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  2292. 😂I love it “ I broke the HOA rules” 😂 they just jelly of your beautiful garden, nice work 😎🤙🏻
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  2293. We're so excited to see little Briggsie Bunnies hopping around soon <3 - Dakota & Angela
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  2294. Really like the fence. Really dresses it up.
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  2295. we loved your dog .
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  2296. @AnneofAllTrades  i will keep a prayer 🙏 for your full recovery. Your doing such a great job and i love your great videos
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  2297. I learned a lot from this video and will be planting trees differently in the future.
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  2298. I want huu
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  2299. Good job Anne
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  2300. Fabulous, so exciting to watch this develop. Sad to see the tree go, but it's understandable.
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  2301. I assume it's because of the shape of the chest and the hidden compartment. Like how a Dutch door is split into upper and lower.
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  2302. Girrrl you crack me up with your goat names!! 🤣🤣
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  2303. Kevin Bacon. Precious.
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  2304. Great review - thanks ❤️
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  2305. Looked awesome Anne! I really enjoy a good curry. Appreciate the curry paste tip! Been on a bit of an Indian food kick of late at the house which of course has lots of good spice and aromatics. Thanks… Y’all be well.
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  2306. Making sure the cardboard doesn’t have coating on it. The difference- plain cardboard soaks water, the coated beads the water. Water- don’t water a lot. I’m planning to pit homemade self waters- uncoated terracotta with covers.
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  2307. I think paw prints are a signature touch.
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  2308. Loved this video! Thought about a companion for our pony who lost her friend. Then remembered our baby goat named Trouble on our farm years ago. When she was older, she actually played knocking heads with our bull. She would stand on our big boulder in the pasture, bull would line up and then she would jump and knock heads. I’m sure our bull was gentle enough to encourage more future fun. She would also wait till my tulips just flowered and eat the tops off. Remember sitting in our kitchen having morning coffee and looking out the window and seeing Trouble in the barn up in a hay mow opening !
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  2309. What a team, great job.
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  2310. Nice video Anne! Happy Independence day! 😎👍JP
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  2311. Wow!! looks like that had to of been a very rewarding journey! looking forward to whats next!
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  2312. I always wanted miniature animals,,a donkey,,Donald Quin Xhote(he'd go by Don Q. Xhote),,a goat William Henry Bonnie,,,and a horse,of course,,of course the horse would be Little ED... ;-)>....
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  2313. Anne, you're just great. I love your content, and loved this video! Thanks for "the rest of the story" and I'll continue to look forward to your videos! You're so fun and genuine, thank you for your content!!
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  2314. Excellent video. Love your enthusiasm and Daniel has given me a wealth of information to help me with my own orchard (28 fruit trees).
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  2315. You Rock, Woman!
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  2316. Well what a delightful and helpful video.
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  2317. I live way out in the boonies, so chip drop type services are not available to me. We do, however, have tons of branches and things that can be chipoed. I invested in a small woid chipper. One of the best purchases made for us.
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  2318.  @AnneofAllTrades  been following you for a while, didn't realise that you keep both. From past experience I know the difficulty. Appreciate your channel.
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  2319.  @AnneofAllTrades  Truth. The cream separator is a pain in the butt for sure. I think I’m finally getting the hang of it.😀 🤞
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  2320. I am enjoying watching the birth of a legend.
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  2321. Well done video Anne.
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  2322. Congratulations and thank you for sharing
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  2323. Awesome. Great use of a wedged/keyed mortise. Appreciate your sharing this.
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  2324. A great green thumb.👍❤️😀
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  2325. Engaging! Instructive! Convicting! and Entertaining 😊
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  2326. LOVE this guy! And I don’t even have cows, but couldn’t stop watching. …👍🏻!😄
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  2327. 100 percent with cardboard. I'm in Vegas. Just planted cardboard under mulch. Month later 60mph gust ripped my hose out my pond Reservoir and my pump evacuated the water and my Turtle escaped. Found my New 10x10. Novice garden patch and burrowed beneath the saturated CARDBOARD
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  2328. 🖒🖒😚😚🌷
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  2329. Great video as always! Keep it up!
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  2330. ❤❤❤❤❤Will😊
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  2331. very nice!!!!
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  2332. Interesting stuff here. I always thought of bronze as being softer and would work easier than steel. Seems it's harder than I thought and offers its own challenges. Thanks for sharing!
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  2333. Self sufficient life costs a lot of money and time doing so... Providing for others is the best motivator, fear only works for a short time. Great insights. Organization is key to getting everything off the ground/grid😉 if you can manage that then a lot of things are possible. Its a full time job. Serious business. Cant take things lightly and a team is needed. Thanks for sharing.
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  2334. Nice video young lady. Really like my Stihl chain sharpener. Stay safe.
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  2335. Wonderful to see your shop. You are having a lot of fun there, it's great !!!
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  2336. Great, thank you!
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  2337. Good morning, I liked your video, besides a professional exelente is very pretty parabéns.Brisil
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  2338. pull an izzy and add a drill to the press portion!
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  2339. Awesome i for, thanks
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  2340. I started in Ohio (on Lake Erie shore region), then moved to Seattle and now TX. Water is more precious here and I’m older now (retired )so I now do containers. It’s just easier all around.
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  2341. Such a useful, informative video. Thanks so much for this!
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  2342. Can I just say I wish I lived next door to you? I think we’d be best friends. But alas, I live in Alberta. I absolutely love your videos and I keep finishing your sentences. Just saying.
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  2343. you two are the bomb • would love to a see the inside once it's completed and furnished • love your channel
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  2344. Nothing quite beats fresh home baked breads 👍
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  2345. Thank you for sharing, hope to see more!
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  2346. Just LOVE this gal, her goats and all her animals! Great show!
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  2347. 🖒🖒🙌🙌
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  2348. Nice! Love Old Truck they are so unique in so many ways and work on them yourself. Peace Be With You ☮️
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  2349. Don't listen to people that criticize you for how you care for your animals. I bet the best majority of them have no idea what it takes to raise livestock animals. They think because they have a cat or a dog that they're an expert. Most likely a cat or dog they bought or adopted, not one they bred. I bet any cat or dog breeder also wants to be there for every birth too for the exact same reason you do. That's such a stupid thing to say. Yes, they can do it on their own, but sometimes births have complications that can end up with the mother or the baby not surviving. That's kinda why we humans go to hospitals to have babies or have a trained professional come to our homes if doing a home birth. The humans that don't do one of those two things are usually the ones that dump a baby in dumpster or didn't know they were pregnant in the first place and leave a baby in a grocery store toilet. So, yeah... those are the people making those kinds of comments. Dumb people or awful people.
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  2350. 👍👍👏👏👏👏😘
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  2351. Such an informative video. I love what you have done on the property and taking us through building the tree for the future. I hope to see more and I cannot wait for the review in 12 months. One question is related to the site of the cuts and is 4 or 5 shoots come out from the site what do you do with them.
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  2352. Love your commentary and style of sharing
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  2353. You first tell how the fruittree is made and how you have to plant it. Than how you manipulate it to the shape you want.
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  2354. I had to give up milk during this time period because of the shortage of responsible homes for the kids, and the hyperinflation of hay and feed. I now work full time to buy food for my retired herd. Your goat herding is exemplary. YouTube finally got a suggested video it thinks I might like correct. I wonder if June is related to my dogs. I have a long haired anatolian and two of his sisters went to a goat farm in TN.
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  2355. very nice job girls god bless you .
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  2356. Permaculture is the way to go babyyyyy
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  2357. I love this chair!
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  2358.  @AnneofAllTrades  I hear ya, Anne. I keep a rifle ready if my bull does get out. But it sure is nice having him breed. He'll go in the freezer this winter, or we'll trade bulls with a farm down the road. I have not had success with the stranded wire you use. One (or two) stands of solid aluminum wire placed at nose level have turned back my most problematic bulls.
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  2359. What a beautifull chair , so many stages and parts for the construction seems fun but dificult too . You made this masterpeace so great welldone.
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  2360. Cant wait till my local Walmart get that glue in stock
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  2361. Yes a missionary kid! You are BLESSED. I don't know if I could build a mandolin.
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  2362. Thank you so much. I have a garden that is doing ok, but needs a lot of water every day. Of course because I am in Arizona but also because it does not absorb the water greatly. I will be redoing my garden this winter, exactly like you demonstrated so well. Thank you
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  2363. 4th
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  2364. This makes me so happy I can't describe
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  2365. Best how-to Goat video of all time!
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  2366. Thanks Anne. I've been woodworking now for 6 years with hand tools. I think you are spot on about the sizes for getting started.
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  2367. Amazing and inspiring....
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  2368. Wonderful! ❤️
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  2369. Love your page very edutainment 😂😂❤
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  2370. <3 sorry for your loss
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  2371. Garlic planting rule my mom uses: plant the best, eat the rest.
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  2372. A goat cart! I have that life goal too 😂
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  2373. Gosh I’m so glad I watched this- really needed that encouragement today. Living on a farm I’m mainly in charge of and attempting to grow in bad soil (just watched that vid- we’ve not lived here long enough for a big transformation yet) and having to go out to find a FT job wondering how to do it all… this morning I was feeling completely overwhelmed and physically ill. Watching you gives me hope that maybe I can too.
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  2374. Raising my cup with Erik
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  2375. Beautiful story! Thank you for sharing
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  2376. This looks like a great thing to do for Christmas presents for my family!
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  2377.  @AnneofAllTrades  I usually spray it on the driveway with a pump sprayer.
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  2378. Boy Howdy! That was an outstanding video. Thank you 💛
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  2379. Yay perfect video i need!! Im starting to move away from container gardening and raised beds and do exactly what you are doing!
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  2380. "Keep thy shop, & thy shop will keep thee." Poor Richard's Almanack
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  2381. 👍👍❤❤
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  2382. The thumbnail picture in my youtube feed of you and the goat is priceless and perfect - Matches the title of your vid
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  2383. Oh my goodness :( I'm not even a regular here, but I'm so sorry that happened to you. How horribly disappointing and upsetting. Those contractors should be ashamed by their 'work'. Thank you for sharing your story though. We're hoping to build a home on our new land someday and I appreciate that you're not hiding the bad stuff so that hopefully others can avoid similar pitfalls.
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  2384. I'm so glad l found you!!! I really needed to hear your message. Your story is very inspiring. Thank you for putting together this video and sharing your story.
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  2385. Hahaha told you so! You both kick so much ass!!
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  2386. I appreciated this video! Now I have no excuse for making Pizza Dough! Well presented! Thanks for sharing! :)
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  2387. 🖒🖒😙😙
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  2388. Its not lazy. It’s working smarter,not harder👌
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  2389. Who would not like your life. Mike
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  2390. Great job on the house 🏡 and great channel.
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  2391. Awesome and eye opening video!!❤
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  2392. That was very educational. I thank you very much.
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  2393.  @AnneofAllTrades  yeah interesting sound. Nice fence by the way
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  2394. You're just a sweet bad*ss :)) Great seeing you having so much fun!
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  2395. 🖒🖒🙌🙌
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  2396. Love your energy and your Happy Face Anne
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  2397. Great video thanks
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  2398. Hey Anne, wondering where you've been for awhile. Liked this one as it reminds me of all I've done to improve chaos. Too bad you don't get more likes and rewards for watching these. This is one Ill return to.
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  2399. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH! I SUBSCRIBED
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  2400. Opening scene and my first thought, must be getting cold!
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  2401. I have been a fan of April's for a while now. I am always happy to see other "women" who enjoy making things with their hands. While I may not be quite as talented as the two of you, I still enjoy working with my hands and creating. Especially in our wood shop. You guys did such a great job on this tiny house! We've been talking about making one on a trailer to use when we travel. You've inspired me to think maybe we should give it a try eventually! Great job from two very lovely ladies!!
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  2402. Thank you for asking the important questions - can you use weed whacker line. I've thought the same thing since I first saw what the filament looks like haha.
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  2403. You girls are awesome! Love it. Would be cool to work with you guys!
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  2404. I love all the hand tool work. You could keep the grinder in the storage. I love wood shavings. Keep up the great work. Boy are you ambistiuos.
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  2405. So comfyyy ❤
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  2406. You are so cool!
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  2407. I have no farm, front or back yard and yet I watched this video with BIG interest! Lol
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  2408. nice work Ann.
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  2409. Donkey hooves are like giant fingernails that many time will grow in a twist​, or fold under the hoof. If this happens in the wild, the animal becomes crippled and falls victim to predators, or dies of starvation, so YOU only see the survivors. In domestication we have the ability and responsibility to care for them. @michelleprull4105
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  2410. Well said. When we as humans interrupt or even change Gods creation of his natural processes things get messed up
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  2411. Very well said. Community is power. A group of like minded people can achieve things and overcome obstacles that it would be impossible or prohibitively time and resource consuming for individuals to complete.
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  2412. I have 3 Kunekune (pets) they’re the best pets and very smart ,,, my 389 lb Lenny keeps the weeds behind the garage trimmed down very well! And yes very clean and potty trained ❤️❤️❤️
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  2413. The amount of love you have for these beautiful creatures is so evident!! I love that you pay attention to them wanting attention. So sweet, they obviously love you very much!! They live in a paradise!!
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  2414. You may not like chickens but they certainly like you! They follow you like the mama hen!
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  2415. Good stuff... Nice job on the chair and just loved how you closed the video!
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  2416. Excellent! Pup-dog at 7:13!
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  2417. well explained
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  2418. Wow Anne...just wow. Love the space! And love the shop. Looking forward to more! The Dutch chest is a classic!
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  2419. Anne, first things first: you give me so much joy with your videos. 💚 It takes balls to expose yourself to the public like you do with your videos. Few have them! 😁 I think it's a shame that you've received so many negative and some know-it-all corrective comments. You keep saying that this is your way of doing things - so why should others impose "their way" on you? - you didn't even ask for it. Correction is only okay IF it is formulated in a neutral way. Any other form is just 🙄 Everyone has mixed something up at some point. The world won't end because of it. And you have the courage to talk about it. Hats off to you! And by the way, chard eaten alone tastes like crap. Keep it up, I think you're awesome. 😊
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  2420. I love your animals!!! Yes, I learned a lot. But!! Those animals ❤❤❤❤❤
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  2421. Love all your videos, but this is my favorite so far... Being ADHD, you have to find hacks to get and stay productive. thank you, Anne, for your channel and the book recs!
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  2422. thank you Anne . yup sometimes we just confuses our selfs
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  2423. I love my goats but they drive me nuts sometimes! Fabulous video thank you ❤
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  2424. I am looking forward to seeing the bumper crop this tree provides this summer! Learning a lot for sure.
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  2425. awesome job Anne!
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  2426. Hi. Your willingness to learn is beyond commendable. More tham impressive. And you sound more than average educated, your english and good communication skills are exceptional. You must have had some super parenting. If not you are a natural like Mozart (though Mozart's father was a powerful force in his life). I'm subscribing. I am so needing to find a partner. In a community. You are so right on! Find my people! Yes. Be that people. Yes. Thanks for this. That dancing looked like a beautiful gathering. Yeeha!🌱
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  2427. "Butter makes everything butter." - Chef Jean Pierre
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  2428. I stand with Anne on Swiss Chard LOL loved this vid :)
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  2429. Just awsome! And inspiring to everyone in the construction field. So much knowledge involved and time .awsome job gals!
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  2430. Always a pleasure Anne !😊 Thanks much for your straight forward "no bullshit" info ! I love taking care of my animals . Two barn cats and a horse that i raised and is now turning 27 ! 😮 That's down from 8 animals and one son , previously . Shew don't know how i did it and a full time job , uh... by myself 🥵😁 Working toward my own farmstead now . 😁 Can't wait ! You are keeping me inspired ! Thanks so much for that ! ❤
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  2431. It just made me cringe when you broke that asparagus spear off. If you get an asparagus knife or even a pocket knife and cut it from below the ground it will keep growing for you, providing more asparagus food. My husband taught me this 15ish years ago and I try to share it with all the people I know, breaking the spears off the plant is done, cut it (look up an asparagus knife) and it will provide for you longer, it grows back in a few days until the season is done.
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  2432. TIMESTAMP TIPS in this VIDEO 0:14 ...buy diseased wood 0:24... Water and Rot Resistant wood 0:40 ...Rough cut wood 1:39..cutting up low grade lumber (Cut out the Ugly 😂🤣👍 Be Free of the Cracks) 2:25..Cutting trick 2:43..Smiley face wood ( 😍👍💓love this tip) 3:03..Face of wood 3:11..interlock pieces 3:20..Pre-drill pieces to prevent splitting 3:45..Modular pieces/ boxes (play with DIY lego pieces) LOL 4:13..Planter flooring 4:41..measuring technique with added yoga stretch (stay flexible during lockdown) 5:18..Raising the Box, for good drainage 5:33..attaching the inner runners for attaching boxes 9:19..Filling the planters...Fertilizer + Mulcher control tip 10:10..kitchen Herb plants in the Planter 😂🤣👍 Lots of good humor fun in this project... 😂🤣👍 🔻Look for the Prettiest side 😂🤣👍 🔺 Watch out for ...Wasp 🐝 ,Spider,🕷🕸 snake city 🐍 🔻Fold it like a Christmas Present 😂🤣👍 🔺 Don't explode the Pipes in the Barn 🌊 💧 🔻 9:00 love the Success Smiles 😍👍💓 (job well done) 🔺 Be Super super Happy doing your projects 11:17 BLOOPERs 😂🤣👍
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  2433. Great video, Anne! Most people don't even want to admit their mistakes, much less make a whole video about them! Thanks for your honesty, kindness, and vulnerability.
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  2434. you are so sweet to all of your animals, it is a pleasure to watch.
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  2435. Nice! 🥃 Need one of these😉
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  2436. Thank you Anne for sharing
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  2437. Awesome to be able to go from tree to furniture in one process ...must be great sitting in something with so much personal connection !
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  2438. Looking forward to you making/using a water level to install the upper floors.. Almost as cheap as a string and just as accurate as a laser. I am convinced thats how they built the pyramids.. i.e dug a trench around the base, filled with water then measured up from the top of the water to the joints in the stones. I love cheap building hacks..:)
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  2439. Handy moma!! 😊
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  2440.  @AnneofAllTrades  He needs some sun. :). Outside air!
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  2441. That's whole lotta wood there... 👌 Good going peeps, definitely easy on the eye! 👍
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  2442. Man! That looks so good. You cook like I do by not dirtying any more pots, pans or utensils than you have to. I’ve been known to use a plastic knife to make a peanut butter sandwich.
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  2443.  @AnneofAllTrades  No. I'll have to look at it later. Too much to do, right now. I might switch over to mowing next year. This year and the past two, plowing has helped me tear down some old sections of terrace and reshape this hill to be less erosion susceptible. Mowing might be possible on the upper part next year. This property was abused and neglected a lot in the past. You might want to take a look at my comment in your video about the worst year of your life. I think you'll find it encouraging.
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  2444. Wow, that band saw is a beast! Can't wait to see it up and running!
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  2445. Call it your daily routine 😊
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  2446. The new Dalia Lama Farmer
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  2447.  @AnneofAllTrades  Hahaha, yes, that definitely shows! 😉👍🏽
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  2448. Nice work, I am going to start a build very soon. Cheers!
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  2449. Wonderful, I am gonna Buy one after weeks of hesitation...
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  2450. BESSY THE COW
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  2451. Lol remember carpentry is life and mechanics...and we'll every thing going is doing it solo
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  2452. The very best to you in the new year, enjoy your videos.
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  2453. Now I'm hungry! 🤤👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻👊🏻
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  2454. My brother in law never weeded his garden and grew a lot of what ever he planted!! Tomatoes, onions, lettuce, potatoes,beans, what ever!!!
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  2455. Thanks Anne !!! I see a lot of things I’m doing wrong with sharpening.. your my favorite woodworker now ! 😊
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  2456. That Smile when it starts!
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  2457. That is a beautiful chair! 70 hours seems like a small amount of effort for a lifetime of memories.
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  2458. Next step, a hydraulic press :-)
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  2459. Great video, thanks!❤❤
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  2460. Nice butt hammer technique!
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  2461. So inspiring. Can't wait to see what you di next.
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  2462. Great video! That was awesome! Thanks for sharing! Blessings
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  2463. Dang.... that quote will make it to my board for students to read Monday if I can remember it.... Find your place, find your people, because that's where the good stuff is!
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  2464.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for explaining it!! I hope your hand recovery goes well!
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  2465. I have been searching and watching so many videos to see if I can lay down cardboard, kill my grass AND plant in the same year and this is the first video to give me any hope and it was SO thorough and I formative. thank you!
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  2466. Ha! David, I know what you mean. I have built over 40 mandolins and 22 guitars and I really don't believe I could build a cabinet or a chair without a lot of mistakes.
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  2467. Thank you So Much. We are currently developing a homestead in Idaho and deciding what animals to include in the long term plan. We should probably just have a few dogs and cats, and buy or trade for raw goat milk from a neighbor!😂
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  2468. Freakin awesome
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  2469. I’ve never had success with the back to eden style garden but I didn’t know you had to do the cardboard every year. Makes sense! Thanks for this video!
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  2470. Great job so far, lucky chicks, love all the animals roaming and checking things out.. wonderful Video..
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  2471. I garden like you, and have tried to pass my wisdom on to my daughter. Let's just say that sharing your video might have more influence than mom's words!
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  2472. I like to watch your videos because they are interesting, inventive, they lead me to want to try farming in a different way. I live in a completely different climate (Sweden zone 2) but it is always possible to adapt the cultivation to my conditions. You are a person who inspires and it is wonderful to see how you work in the garden and with the animals. :chillwcat::chillwcat:
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  2473. You should consider making a log tiny house as new project ;)
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  2474. 😂 This is my new favorite show, 👏 👏 thank you for sharing your knowledge !
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  2475. Tears of joy. Lots of tears of joy.❤
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  2476. You're a trooper. Ugh. Feeling your pain...
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  2477. You must have been reading my mind because I really wanted some goat cheese tonight. Ok. I’m jealous. I’m a Vet but I’m also a lab tech working the night shift at a hospital lab. Great video.
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  2478. "Never half howdy two things. Whole howdy one thing" Ron Swanson (Woodworker, Mentor, Park Ranger)
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  2479. Oh WOW, well that explains the already tired hands and body 😆
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  2480. Inspired me to make my channel too will upload vids soon printer is on its way!
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  2481. 😃👍🏻👊🏻
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  2482. I just adore this channel. A kindred spirit you are. Inspiring, educational, funny. You got it all! 🍀
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  2483. 😊coolness 👍👍👍👍
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  2484. don't forget to watch her older videos as well!
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  2485. Your videos are always full of enthusiastic energy. “Keep on Keeping on”. Tim in Oneida
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  2486. That is what I appreciate about your channel. You aren’t afraid to lean into your contrarian sensibilities. Context also matters, so this was a tactful way to say, “You were right, but so was I because…..”. I look forward to watching more of your content as we roll into 2025 Gardening 👊🏻🌻👊🏻
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  2487. Mine could be a pain, but man I miss them.
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  2488. Great intro clip (photographer here), laying down , got my attention 😀
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  2489. I know your grandpa would dam proud of to how far you come along 😊
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  2490. LOVE THEM!!!! Precious piggies!!!❤
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  2491. Perfect timing! I have a call in to our county extension agent to evaluate our new pastures, but your video helps me know what to ask.
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  2492. That's really cool. Bees are funny. I like to think I'm on a friendly basis with the local bees. And most of the wasps as well. We have a mutual respect.
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  2493. Do I win a 3rd cider for being the first like?😊
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  2494. This was a large project! Very nice.
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  2495. I made a smaller one mostly with power tools. Pretty fun.
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  2496. Very informative videos thanks for sharing this❤ +1 from new friend here😊
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  2497. Great video! I love how smiley and positive you always are and admit I have never seen anyone wear a cat!!
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  2498. You all was awesome when you both designed and built this tiny house and it was nice of the two men who helped you in putting up the walls for the building too. I commend you all for being able to do the work and get it up in such a short amount of time.
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  2499. Great job girl's xx
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  2500. enjoyed the video. i now it isn't a garden, but for a pasture in need of some reseeding, when i spread the composted manure/bedding in the spring, i find it works well just to dump 20 lbs/acre (or so) of seed into the spreader with the compost. it mixes in there and you've got the seed mixed in the top layer of moist compost. Hopefully then the rains cooperate.
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  2501. Anne you are the best. Love watching your farm videos.
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  2502. Great to see how you building things to suit your way of life and the life of your animals! Totally awesome...
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  2503. Seek out Double Zero flour if you like thin crust pizzas like me! :)
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  2504. That baby goat is the most adorable creature I have ever laid my eyes on. It's official. Im gonna get me some goats
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  2505. Have you heard of hugelkultur? If you can leave a tree where it falls and trim the branches, pack earth around it.. plant over the tree.. as it breaks down it feeds your plants.. make comfrey feed.. :-)
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  2506. 💞 👍 WOW!! 👍 💞 "CONGRATULATIONS" So Many Areas, Where You've Completely Trained Yourself, Great Job!!! You are, One Smart Lady, I'll Tell You that & You Must be Called, The Goat Whisperer!! Thanks for Sharing All Your Beautiful Friends & Countryside & Your Very Informative Video!! Good--Luck & Blessings to You!! 🐝 🐗🐢 🐦
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  2507. Awesome build - so sorry about your pup but what a nice way to remember her.
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  2508. I can't wait to see what you create bud!
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  2509. love your optimism and wisdom of the reality of things, keep it up!😁
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  2510. You speak well and spot on.
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  2511. That black and white looks like too much fun
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  2512. Just love the commentaries
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  2513. You have the coolest life....I am so happy for you!
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  2514. Weeeeee!!!
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  2515. That was a very important message. Thank you.
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  2516. Cool video Anne! Thank you for sharing it with us.👍😎JP
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  2517. Great work. Thank you for the inspiration.
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  2518. Wow! He is just perfect for your farm and very inspiring to be 77years old and getting your beautiful garm with and dream shops.😊
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  2519. Chair experiment = resounding success. Thing of beauty, right there, no question about it.
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  2520. I like your videos thanks for sharing your wisdom. Colleen from Ripon Quebec🇨🇦
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  2521. You have a great sense of humour . New subscriber.
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  2522. Great looking shop. Enjoy it.
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  2523. Great info! Thanks for sharing this method.
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  2524.  @AnneofAllTrades  100% the smart way to do it!
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  2525. It is important. If you ever need to talk I am here for you. I hope your heart can find some ease, I feel like it is a permanent ache.
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  2526. Great teaching, and love the "tattoo" on Rigby's chest. 😊
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  2527. Can you send me some or do I have to make my own? Awesome!
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  2528. This was very informative. thank you Ann
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  2529. Mike Builds You might be on to something there!
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  2530. Actually not lazy just smart. :thanksdoc:
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  2531. So, so jealous..Gorgeous oven, Thanx for sharing.
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  2532. I just want a couple pack goats! I think that will be fine. I have land and hike alot
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  2533. Way to go Anne, may the grace and peace of God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ be with you and your family always.
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  2534. You're awesome!
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  2535. With all the work you do, I'll bet you sleep very well at nighjt!
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  2536. Omg they are awesome and cute! Get it girl!
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  2537. Thanks!
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  2538. ~ 12:45 I got excited thinking she meant rollie pollies eat termites. Instead of making sure termites and other bugs have something to eat, so they leave your plants alone
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  2539. The school is looking great, in spite of the "issues." You've had a few detours along the way, and that happens in life. Thanks for the update and thumbs up.
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  2540. That chainsaw company owes you bigtime Great picture!!!!! 🤔🤷🤔🤷👍💕👍💕🤯🤸🤹🤸🤹🎉🌺🤹🤸🎉 Blessings everyone everywhere and always
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  2541. Great "buggy" for running around the farm. Have fun with it.
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  2542.  Ni-dk7ni  Yea you could but I grow probably 30 ft by the woods
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  2543. I’m not a AI fan .. 😉
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  2544. You're living my dream! Love you Anne!
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  2545. By FAR, THE BEST video about goats I’ve ever seen…and I’ve been lookin…. THANK YOU VERY MUCH! This was a dream of mine but I’m keenly aware that I’m in love with goats and yet have zero clue about caring for them. I grew up with all kinds of domestic, animals and was taught….You Commit to TRULY CARE FOR and LOVE THIS ANIMAL FOR THEIR ENTIRE LIFE. I wish everyone got that lesson as a child. It is THE SINGLE most important factor when taking on ANY ANIMAL. Of course there can be times when you have to re-home for any number of reasons,, totally get it, but the idea is, DO YOUR RESEARCH, FOSTER, spend time at a working Farmette, whatever you can do, just go in heavily educated because the real lessons are learned in the doing and living it !
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  2546. I AM NOT DETERED, SWEET LADY
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  2547. I can not believe how many people think there is such thing as a wrong recipe. If you don’t put salt in your water great but to tell someone else their recipe is wrong is just silly. For real information to the viewers. Be aware high salt can kill yeast. This is a big balance. If you have a recipe where the salt is added to the yeast and your dough doesn’t rise. Then reduce your salt the next time. Some recipes will utilize this fact and have the yeast grow really fast for 15 min then they add salt. This gives you a strong yeast flavor but stops the yeast so the dough does not over rise. I put my salt in the liquid so it is guaranteed to mix evenly
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  2548. Doggies rule
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  2549. Oh my goodness, I enjoyed this video so much. Especially those names Aretha Franklin and Kevin Bacon. You're a hoot! Thanks for the tour.
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  2550. Chewie and Rizzo will get lots of extra pets and snuggles this week, deepest condolences
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  2551. Your intent, passion and courage is timeless! Excited for what’s to come!
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  2552. I totally agree! We moved from a place where we were the only farmer in our 'group". We moved to a place where there are more farmers, more friends, and a big sense of community. It matters. It matters a lot.
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  2553. Congratulations on your honey harvest and overcoming your fear of bees.
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  2554. "All you have to do is stay cute." Can my man please tell me this too ? 😆😊🩷🙈
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  2555. That was awesome! I subscribed and I’m so glad I found you!
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  2556. You are my shero! 😄
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  2557. Great build...
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  2558. This video is awesome in every aspect. You rock!!
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  2559. Love it. This inspired me to build mine, I will soon be sharing.
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  2560. I used to work for a beekeeper in highschool LOL. Most times stung in one day was 21. Extracting room mainly. It was fun though! Gathering the supers in the field was hot in the suits!
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  2561. 🏅
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  2562. Thank you, Thank you, Thank you for posting this! My heart loves goats but this frank discussion really helped me decide to postpone raising them until I maybe gain some greater experience -possibly with someone who is currently raising them. Then of course making sure I have the right environment for them, which we currently do not. One day! They are so cute!
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  2563. I planted my first blueberry bush next to my Asparagus Patch, not knowing that Asparagus like alkaline soil while blueberries like acid. It is my most productive blueberry bush and gives me hundreds of blueberries.
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  2564. That was soooooo helpful! I’m feeling armed and way more confident! Thank you!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  2565. Love ur passion. Your knowledge is extensive. The more you know and understand about how everything works together, the less resistant the process becomes. Reminds me of that documentary 'the biggest little farm'.
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  2566. Wow Anne, that looks absolutely AWESOME! great job!👍 I love those slabs! What was the finish you used? Tongue oil§
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  2567. Great ! That is a great outcome ! I'm so happy for you guys and anyone who follows your lead . 👍
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  2568. Well, that was interesting, I love spicy food, but not hot just to be hot, don't know if I'd be brave enough to try it, if you love it, more power to your, it does look very good, thanks for sharing
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  2569. You've got beautiful property.
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  2570. Well there's a lesson in resilience and determination! Covid COULD have been the wake up call for humanity to band together and sort shit out. Unfortunately apart from a brief glimmer that could/would happen it went the other way it seems. Keep plugging away mate! If I lived anywhere near you I would happily volunteer my time to help. Unfortunately Australia is a little ways away!
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  2571. First time viewer, I learned so much. I love your little farm. You've got a great thing happening there.
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  2572. What a great video! Full of information
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  2573. The legs are very cool.
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  2574. Great video,keep it up!🈳️🈳️🈳️🈳️
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  2575. Excuse me while I go fix a few fruit trees I planted this past week. GREAT video with helpful information.
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  2576. Can't get over how many skills you are great at. . . construction, woodworking, forging, farming plants and animals , cooking/baking and probably others I have just missed. What most people think about doing you do. Amazing.
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  2577. I’ve been trying to figure out how to make walkways this is great!😊
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  2578. My city folk free wood trick for a huglekulter bed: build the beds in the winter and gather all the Christmas trees on your block when people put them out on their front yard. I filled 9 beds for free.
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  2579. mole :)
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  2580. Ann, I grew up on a dairy farm in South Gippsland in Victoria, Australia (google it) I know where you're coming from. Well done.👍
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  2581. Tomato terrorists can strike anywhere. 😁
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  2582. New subscriber. Looking forward to your journey. Nurse Judi in Scottsdale AZ and E Minister.
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  2583. Its sad but keep going forward, baby steps if you have to. Even the smallest of steps is still a step forward.
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  2584. thank you for the perspective, put into words where my heart has been steadily gravitating towards
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  2585. To the people reading this: have a wonderful day/night and stay safe during these hard times 😷 🧤🙏.
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  2586. Very inspiring! Thanks for the video
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  2587. Awesome and real truth gardening information that we all need to make our busy lives easier and more prolific, thanks.
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  2588. Wow this is really fascinating. I have carved a handful of spoons and a couple of knives and I've always wanted to tackle some kind of bowls so this may become something I very well may try this year.
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  2589. Impossible not to be so psyched for you. Can’t wait to see this build!
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  2590. Lucy's looking so Good!!
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  2591. Excellent! Start with a forward stroke. Who knew?!
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  2592. I binge watch/listen to your videos whilst mobile grooming in my van 🚐 ❤ SoCal
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  2593. Hey Anne! So good to see you. I was worried after you didn't post with the big storms out that way. This evening the sky is a spooky green and we are under a tornado watch... Thanks goodness for pleasant distractions and kind people. Thanks!
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  2594.  @AnneofAllTrades  Wow. You wear many hats. Add spiritual advisor to the list.
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  2595. That's crazy. Dang, it's already jeans and sweatshirt weather where you are. That would be so nice right now.
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  2596. That explains a lot lol! Thanks for the great videos.
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  2597. Hmmm...Honey! And a guitar in the background! The new intro is nice! I thought the video shots were artistic and smooth...and then of course the inspirational words to invite EVERYONE to come along on your journey and carry the knowledge and inspiration back into their lives...well done! Another great production!
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  2598. I feel so much kinship with this goat, since I'm currently pregnant with number 7 and the only thing anybody can ask me is "mid-november?! And they think you're going to make it that long?"
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  2599.  @AnneofAllTrades  I found it with the search, "romans used geese as guard animals".
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  2600. Wow. You guys really nailed it! (pun intended)
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  2601. I’ll live vicariously through you and Right Choice Shearing. They are cute though, and I love alpaca wool.
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  2602. Cool to see the boot making process start to finish, very cool. And now I'm following nicks handmade boots. And I want a pair
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  2603. When you said “boy howdy” all I thought was where’s that donkey 🫏 😂 I love that name!
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  2604. Congratulations! Looks great!
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  2605. I didnt really want a goat but now i know without a doubt- i dont want a goat
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  2606. Something on draw planes and draw knifes would be cool to see
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  2607. Tiny house looks awesome!!!
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  2608. Lotsa Hard Work but you made it all yours. Comfortable and Functional !!!
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  2609. I do the same thing in my front yard. My neighbor gives me weird look😂
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  2610. Love the hammer marks.
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  2611. i never knew it was so simple to make something nice and useable
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  2612. Thanks a lot for all these explanations. It realy helps !
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  2613. You make it look so easy,Anne! Good video!
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  2614. Welp, I just subscribed early to a channel that's about to explode. (8.6K subscribers)
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  2615. Hope you don’t mind if I reply. I raise goats. It’s cold, the kids won’t suckle unless their body temp is above 100. Normal temp is 101 - 103.
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  2616. The Russian equivalent for asshole is goat.
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  2617. Thank you dear for excellent information
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  2618. What a perfect pair for explaining a complex subject.
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  2619. Liked the outtakes at the end ,just when I thought you were perfect lol,subbed.
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  2620. It's good to meet another person and how you manage your life
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  2621. Never mind - you're wonderful
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  2622. Great info Anne. Keep up the good work.
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  2623. Wow Anne, ur a choppin machine! I’m worn out just watchin ya 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤙🏻 You go girl👍👍
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  2624. So cool! I am hoping to hit one of those this year as well. crazy cool work! Thanks once more for the inspiration!
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  2625. i love your info music so much!!!!
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  2626. You inspire me :)
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  2627. Excited to see the farming start! Thanks for sharing.
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  2628. Thanks for being so very inspiring Anne.🏡
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  2629. 💖💖💖
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  2630. Well I will appreciate my egg a little bit more tomorrow morning ;-) Excellent, thanks for sharing
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  2631. That was very helpful, thank you.
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  2632. Well played. Pun intended.
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  2633. Anne your channel is gold...
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  2634. A tip for getting better hammer control when forging, try to keep your arms close to your body, makes for more efficient holding and hammering, also much more stable for more precise hammer blows! Love the videos! Have a great day
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  2635. Im looking forward to having community in my life though, i must admit, im behind on my people skills . Rough upbringing. My life started with social isolation until i was about 28. And i notice i tend to sound pretty pedantic and formal. But i know its a needed change in my life. I'll be saving up to buy land in the next couple of years, and im unsure of how to "find" community so to speak. Best i can think to do is go somewhere beautiful and hope to find an already established neighborhood clique in that area. Im sure there's more than one way. But the task is definitely gonna be a first for me. One thing im NOT gonna do is try to convince anyone in my life to join me if they arent already moving in that direction. Definitely not wasting my time advocating.
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  2636. We are only as good as where ya are and who you’re with
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  2637. Great video and beautiful tributes to your Mom and best friend. Funny, I told my daughter really the same thing as she was growing up - "Choose your friends wisely, for you become them". :)
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  2638. Nice, informative and precise.
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  2639. Oh, my! Whoever did that should be ashamed of themselves! THEY need to fix that. I wouldn't even want them on my property after this, though. You 're a nice person, Anne, but what they did is criminal. No excuse for this.
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  2640. You can propagate fruit trees any time you prune. Check how old your tree has to be before it’s recommended pruning. Most trees can be pruned after its first year in the ground,but. You can take cuttings from a potted tree that you just bought.
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  2641. A regular dynamo, you are, Anne. Now I have an excuse to leave my weeds alone, so they can do their job.
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  2642. Nice made
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  2643. I feel seen! Lazy gardening for the win 🎉
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  2644. You have got to be the coolest chick I've ever seen on Youtube. Inspiring as heck and I love your spirit. How awesome to have stumbled on your station. ❤
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  2645. Anne you need to check out mustie1 on you tube, he has a thin about making things run.
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  2646. Choco milk
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  2647. Your kindness and love shine through!!!
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  2648. Mousellini, you're making mama's job harder, hahahaha
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  2649. Excellent as always!
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  2650. Anne, your perseverance had me in tears. What a gorgeous building and a beautiful realization of a dream being fulfilled. Of course it is more than a building, it’s a metaphor for life! Thank you for your willingness to be vulnerable and share your journey with us all.
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  2651. 🐝🐝🐝
    2
  2652. I want a pair!
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  2653. good video! You are creating your own style.
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  2654. Anne just givener on her little tractor!!
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  2655. love the goats
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  2656. KNF for the win!!💖
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  2657. You don’t know this, but you and I are actually great friends right now lol. I’m watching every one of your videos and you are so amazing at keeping a great garden and teaching. You have an awesome personality and I love how you just casually talk to all your animals. I’ve watched so many of your videos that I feel like we’re friends. Thank you so much for posting and for teaching all the things you do to be a lazy and fruitful gardener. I really appreciate it.♥️
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  2658. Great video Anna your right my bad
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  2659.  @AnneofAllTrades  Farmers, ranchers and general country folks need to be able to do many things. One of my Favorite quotes ends "specialization if for insects."
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  2660. wow.. excellent info!! you usualy only hear that you have to buy sprays or different fertilizers.... going mostly natural is the best way!!
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  2661. Such a great channel! Thank you
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  2662. Outstanding video
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  2663. I just discovered this channel and I am interested in pruning citrus trees and cacao trees in Southern Colombia. Anne's comments and looks are so fun to watch - she keeps it interesting.
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  2664. My eyes didn't well up w tears at the end of this vid ok ? YOURS did. Happy Yule Anne, fam and anim fam, all kith and kin ✨💖✨
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  2665. "Milk Dud"...LOVE IT!!
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  2666. Fun build. And bet😊🛠️ About bullies and you wanting to change. In my opinion. You werent to small and needed to change. I got bullied a lot in school.😕 Wasnt small. Just different. Turns out i have adhd and autism. Any ways. My point is. It doesnt matter how you are different, some insecure sad person will find someone to pick on. We need to teach bullies to stop. They need to work out why they are insecure. Rant of the day from denmark.🇩🇰🛠️😊
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  2667. Very nice project. They look great
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  2668. Thumbs up for tiny kitten.
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  2669. Love, love, love how you love your animals! And I love how you give them fitting names, like “Whopper” (my favorite chocolate malt balls, btw!) for a huge baby goat coming from “Milk Dud” your itty bitty little escapster! Thank you for sharing, your content is therapeutic for the soul ❤
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  2670. that's a nice wood fired oven! it sounds like you are going to have an awesome outdoor kitchen... happy to hear you are following your long time dreams :)
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  2671. Well done Anne and April
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  2672. I have lived in western Washington all my live. But my ancestors are from Tennessee. I have been there and love it. Have always wanted to live there. I am living vicariously thru you. Enjoy. I don’t have finances to move, and my husband died..so I will do what I can with what I have. May the God co to use to bless and keep you safe. ❤️🙏
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  2673. Annabelle, kickback not as big an issue with non thru cuts, but you’re right safety first ! Beautiful cabinet ! We’re those whiskey bottles empty ???
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  2674. High energy...I'm pleasantly exhausted :D Thanks Ann this was educational and affirming there are better ways to deal with pests then using chemicals. Happy Planting
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  2675.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you! I have also started to learn grafting in the hopes to spread this fantastic tree around. The apples are delicious and I would be very sad to loose it! If I save it entirely, I will be extremely happy. Looking forward to the updated video on your pruned trees.
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  2676. Please end all of your videos with your stringed instrument playing... it is awesome too! 😁😁😁
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  2677. You make it look so easy nice job!
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  2678. Perfect video
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  2679.  @AnneofAllTrades  lol paw paws are definitely unique! But ya most fruit trees are pretty much similar in how they fruit, depending if it’s summer fruit set or fall fruit set. Fun fact, paw paw is the largest edible fruit native to North America!
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  2680. I’m incredibly frustrated for you!!! As a business owner reasons like this are what make it SO HARD to delegate! People just always cut too many corners. I believe in your dream!!
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  2681. fantastic skills
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  2682. You are incredible! I really enjoy you sharing the ups and downs! You’re so down to earth and open and funny! Love it!
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  2683. Thumbs up for the Kevin clip!
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  2684. Wow! This brings a tear. My grandfather was a farmer. He was born in 1887. I think he lived 87 years. I remember him so well. He was my hero.
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  2685. Clark Kent took his glasses off and became superman.
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  2686. Awesome video - love that press! We're thick in the middle of applesauce making right now too!
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  2687. Anne, I always love your videos about your garden. I have learned so much from each (and forget just as much so I have to go back and review) and remain inspired to persevere through the times I just want to rip things apart. Like July and August in middle Georgia aka hell.
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  2688. Looks great.
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  2689. Wow. Gracias....
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  2690. I really like the predator chickens!
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  2691.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh, that's interesting -- it may then be that I have 2 separate walnut allergies, because I've reacted to the oil, too. I learned something new today!
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  2692. So happy to have found you again!! Appreciate that your vids are full of earned knowledge and elbow grease. Subscribed.🙌🏼
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  2693. I want one! That so cool!
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  2694.  @AnneofAllTrades  perfect, thank you.
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  2695. Awesome shave horse!! Can't wait for the day I have enough space to make/use one!
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  2696. 😙😙🙌🙌
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  2697. Great content! So many questions i've had have just been answered! Shallow and wide, not deep and narrow... Thank you Anne and Daniel.
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  2698. You got me at "Whiskey".
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  2699. Glad to know there are others of my tribe out there. LOL
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  2700. Yes I am a big kid for a 40 year old. LOL.
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  2701. Once helped my daughter make ice cream using 1/2 gallon freezer bags and 1gallon freezer bags as part of a school project. Hardest part was finding the rock salt that was needed. All ingredients in 1/2 gal bag, then rock salt in 1gal bag. Played chatch with her untill was ready. One to eat at home, one for freezer for school. Got an A on it.nothing like home made ice cream.but yours looks 110% better. From farm to eating it, so miss farming.later Anne
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  2702. We do. Non-fermented apple juice that's brownish and cloudy is sold in grocery stores as "cider" or sometimes "sweet cider." If it's filtered so it's clear and yellowish it's called "apple juice." What used to be called simply "cider," i.e. fermented apple juice, is generally called "hard cider." As you can see in other comments, some purists insist that non-fermented cider should not be called cider. But language is always changing, and as a rule there's no point in trying to fight that change.
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  2703. great video and you are not lazy at all... then "a weed is a plant out of place". "Permaculture is a sustainable land management and settlement design approach that aims to mimic natural ecosystems to improve the environment". you have perfected it so well, cograts.
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  2704. Great info!!! Thanks so much for posting!! We are always trying to build up our gardens!
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  2705. your manner is just so stinking cute !! I would love to hang out with you . wood worker, welder, fabricator, retired Millwright. I have seen all your videos and I am a fan . Sumner Wa.
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  2706. Loved the shop tour, the animal friends are so adorable. Tbh the big band saw is huge and seems out of place for a small shop. Kudos to you for all you do, and for such a charming personality.
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  2707. Thank you, Anne. You’ll never know how immensely helpful this video was for me. Just sent in my info for the cohort. I’ll be 55 in 19 days and still don’t have neurodiverse living figured out. I am grateful for your willingness to share your experiences. Very much looking forward to more vids, the book, hopefully the cohort ❤ Donna Jean (Boston area urban gardener, Lakes Region. NH mini farmer, well, someday a farmer! I am a farmer in my mind. I tell my students I’m going to be a farmer when I grow up 😂). Much appreciation!
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  2708. Truly heart-warming. Thank you :)
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  2709. who needs scarfs when you got kittehs :D awesome
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  2710. You are absolutely right, I found and follow all of those you mentioned and they have definitely helped me in so many ways getting started back in hand tool wood working.
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  2711. Yup goats will even eat polythene bags in preference to grass! They'll prune very tree as far as they can reach or climb.
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  2712. Curry is one of my favorites! Fun to watch you cook!
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  2713. Press on anne
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  2714. Who needs to go to a gym when you have a frame saw and hand planes?! lol Great video!
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  2715. Very nice and cozy work shop Anne!  I wouldn't be able to get anything done with rocking chair, tiny woodstove, and kitten corner.  I'd be sleeping in the chair, warmed by the stove, and covered in kittens!  I can sympathize with getting stuff functional and almost done then moving on.  That's how all my car projects and house projects end up.  I'll build a car, get it road worthy, but not finished, start driving it and then start building another one!  I built a pole barn almost three years ago now that has 99% of the insulation completed, 20% of the electric completed, most of the lighting completed, floor graded, but not poured, and I already filled it up with stuff!  Makes it a lot harder to finish, but as for 2019 goals hope to be getting the floor done and the electric so I can be functional in there.  I enjoy all your videos and the passion you have for working with your hands, farming, and wood working.  Keep it up!
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  2716. beautiful. Love this guy respecting trees. And the lady too with her happy animals. (Hope they're happy ) Like watching a little comedy with the comments she makes.
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  2717. I am trying to start a homestead, so your channel is very good 👍 for me. I think that help is my biggest obstacle.
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  2718. I love working with alpaca fiber. It is so soft, and even uncarded and dusty it is so much nicer to work with than sheep fleece that hasn't been carded or washed. I don't like carding sheep fleece, and picking, washing and drying is worse. I spin, weave, knit and crochet. So learning about the animals the material I love comes from is interesting. Thank you.
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  2719. Great advice, ur an amazing, goat owner. And ur goats are happy & very lucky to hv you.
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  2720. This is well timed for me (just found this video today). I have been emphasizing to my son the value and importance of community, and no one is truly an island. When I just told him I was looking for land, he seriously thought I was going to build a fort in the wilderness. Of course, that couldn't be further from the truth, and I had to explain that to him. Great video, and thanks!
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  2721. 🖒🖒🌷🌷
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  2722. Great project! Been eyeing similar joinery idea for a bookcase of my own. Glad to get a chance to see it being used.
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  2723. Mutton tallow? Really? Really? You have read that with a Jerry Seinfeld voice. Sheep lovers just gotta mention mutton ;) great video Anne, you do a good job teaching. Keep em coming.
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  2724. You go girl! Doggo n'joying it toooooo. 🐶
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  2725. Living with a physical disability, this is the only way I plant my food
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  2726.  @AnneofAllTrades  You are more than welcome Anne. Your videos are entertaining, instructive and they are replete with one of the things I admire and enjoy watching... people who follow their dreams to fruition. I wish you well on your journey in all endeavors. Please keep sharing your wonderful stories.
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  2727. Wow this place is very beautiful, I love naturesa congratulations
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  2728. Really nice and sincere. Thank you. You proved, a woman who can make any and all Technique. 🙏👌🌹
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  2729. 👍👍👍👏😀
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  2730. Anne, I love your connection with the earth. Your skill with trees is almost too good to be true. lol! I can’t wait to see the crop of apples you yield!
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  2731. What a perfect name for a cow! Enjoy!
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  2732. 3:31 sorry, wasn’t listening. Got blinded and deafened by the cuteness.
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  2733. Wabi-sabi!!! Warrior!
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  2734. 😚😚🙌🙌
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  2735. Wow! You can saw with either hand.
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  2736. Love it!!!!
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  2737. You're channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites. You're so incredibly helpful. ❤
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  2738. This is the first thing I’ve seen on donkeys! Very informative.
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  2739. I am handyman person but I learned something really good with this 2 Luvly ladies nd the 🐕 too.. awesome job i luv it
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  2740. This was one of your best videos. Can you add the goats in the next video? Thanks for all this amazing information.
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  2741. This is fantastic. If it were me i wpuld have made one whole wall ouy of windows/glass so i could see the nice view 😍
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  2742. Oh no I just finished putting the mulch on my fruit trees when this got posted ! 😂 I guess we’ll see what I didn’t right/wrong 😅
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  2743. Please find a way to keep that ladder in place. A few brackets that attach it at the top. A hole in the floor with an eyebolt you can attach the bottom of the ladder to. Anything.
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  2744. My heart definitely needed a baby goat parade 💙 🩷
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  2745. First. Awesomeness
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  2746. I love this channel. How wonderful and you take such good care of your animals I just subscribed and found you this morning! I will share so my friends can see your content too! Have a great day!
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  2747. And you gotta rev it once started.
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  2748. Very cool...now for some 🍪
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  2749. Great, writing it down now ☺
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  2750. Only cause comments on the Patreon pre-access saw our comments erased here. 😄
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  2751. Ive been looking for an apple press looking to make some hard cider for the fall. thanks for the video.
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  2752. I love your personality around your animals. You are so much fun to be around. And you are a good animal mamma. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
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  2753. You are so real.
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  2754. I absolutely LOVE your channel! As a newbie at gardening I’ve been watching a lot of videos. I want to thank you for making AMAZING content with WONDERFUL info! To all the people who feel the need to correct every little thing I say…feel free to jump in front of the camera yourself!! NO ONE will get every little thing 100% correct 100% of the time! Your channel is amazing and the time flies while I’m watching. So THANK YOU for doing what you do in such an amazing way. Your personality shines through in everything you do on here and makes for a VERY enjoyable and educational video. You’re an inspiration to me.
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  2755. Thumbs up for the helper kitty cat!
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  2756. Preach
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  2757. I believe the actual term is “hemming and hawing”. Though, with your musical abilities, humming and hawing is probably much more accurate in this situation!
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  2758. Gotta love a smart, motivated woman. Congrats on your success!!!!
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  2759. Like a true farmer. Make it good make do. Your donkeys know who's da boss! LOL!
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  2760. 😂😂 Bwahahaha😂😂 🤘😎🤘
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  2761. @ Daniel Geng Man you sober up quick mid sentence that is a feat!!
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  2762. Thanks for keeping everything real!! I needed this motivation today!! Also love how you call your animals jerks!! I do the same!!
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  2763. Very nice handle :)
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  2764. Nice thanks for sharing
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  2765. That framing made me vomit in my mouth when I walked in there. Always glad to help Anne. Hoping to be back in a couple months! Keep kickin it!
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  2766. Wow! some unfortunate set backs to be sure. Hard to believe that contractor can sleep at night. But as you pointed out, there is a reason for everything. I love that floor in the loft...as an example. The building itself looks phenomenal.
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  2767. Busy girl ❤️
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  2768. Bob Watts best bike I ever owned was a 86 Yamaha Venture Royale an I believe same motor thats in your V-Max. What a great motor, an bike! Guy riding venture pulls up to me an says they met once a month, come to venture meeting so I do! They ask me to put my bike in local bike show with some of theirs, so I do an get Third place out of 168 bikes! It was nice bike!
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  2769. Awesome build and I like the compost part of the plan!
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  2770. You are so inspiring! I can’t wait to read your book ❤
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  2771. Great job.
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  2772. Почот и уважение автору канала. Было интересно смотреть. Очень радует то что такая красивая девушка занимается нашим благородным делом. С меня лайк и подписка на канал.
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  2773. Thanks for showing up for your followers, I just recently found you, a friend recommended your videos. I love the world you have built for yourself and your family and appreciate you sharing with us. I’ve been going through a number of challenges with my small garden and you have given me the motivation to move forward. Last year was the first year I just didn’t grow anything. I live in a place where I can grow food year around and yesterday went out to my garden and there were baby carrots popping out of the grow, they didn’t give up on me. My point is, I learn a lot from my animals and I learn just as much from the plants I grow. They are all such a reflection of where I’m at in my life.
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  2774. These products are available here as well. Just speaking for Germany now, boiled linseed oil is referred to as Leinölfirnis. I'm sure something similar exists in France.
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  2775. ❤❤❤❤thank you for an awesome tour of your homestead. Love all your animals 🎉🎉, have a blessed day
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  2776. Not to worry. We all still LOVE YOU.
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  2777. The nice thing about weeds is so many of them are edible. I’ve given up on growing spinach and let goosefoot (wild spinach) grow instead it is delicious and grows like crazy in any disturbed soil.
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  2778. Anne of All Trades hah, I’ll have to compare whenever I meet him. Pattinson is a swoon-worthy dude for sure.
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  2779. Anne, you are so much my person.♥️😅 Welcome to visit us,if you ever come to Finland ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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  2780. Like your video
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  2781. As a Union trained carpenter I am so sorry to see such basic common tasks completely screwed up it makes me cry thinking this is what a contractractor did, I have known highschool kids in Job corps that can do better.
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  2782. Good LORD!!! To re-live this saga in this video and get this amazing update was so inspiring. I'm so sorry for the frustration of the bad contractors. What you have moved through is absolutely astounding!!! Thank you for having dreams so big and beautiful that make the future exciting and fun. And thank you for letting so many of us be a part of it and cheer you on. Wow!
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  2783. My parents were making goat cheese in France 45 years ago and had about 20 mountain goats in the wild. They eat averything except grass :) But I love goats!
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  2784. Goats are great for KUDZU!
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  2785. Someone called my backyard a meadow. Yeah, that describes it perfectly. 😅
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  2786. Good lord girl, is there no end to your talents. 😁❤️. Thanks for sharing your wonderful stories.
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  2787. GREAT INFORMATION ! I'M JUST STARTING AND AM JUST GLAD TO SEE LIFE.. BUT NOW I HAVE PERTINENT INFORMATION TO HELP THE ALL AROUND HEALTH AND GROWTH 👌👍👍
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  2788. Your story was heart warming. Thank you :)
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  2789. perfect like 102/0
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  2790. Can’t be too many more satisfying things for a maker than making and using your own tools! Very well done!!!
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  2791. I found you just recently 😊, I love your personality and energy. Your energy motivates me, being with you in your garden feels like time well spent with a brilliant good friend. Bright blessings for your day..
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  2792. What a GREAT video, lots of helpful information, cute animals, and great entertainment. I just subscribed and am looking forward to watching your videos. THANK YOU!!!
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  2793. Good Job Anne😋🤤👌🍽❤❤❤❤
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  2794. Yeah, that's true too
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  2795. Are these videos like reverse psychology? Do you sell goats? How much? :)
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  2796. Coopsnmore.com is where I get most of my stuff. I like your design for the bedding.
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  2797. mmmm Cinnamon rolls. mmmm
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  2798.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm in Norway, where the locals never open the front door without being fully geared up, but from California, where the locals wear t-shirts in Tahoe on sunny winter days. 🤣 They think I'm nuts here when I take out the trash in my pjs🤣🤣🤣
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  2799. Yes!!!! We never remove weeds. And get massive amount of tomatoes each year.
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  2800. Nicely done, Anne! especially for a left-hander ;-) #KeepTheChipsFlying!
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  2801. That is so neat, being able to produce boards for yourself. I wish I either had room for a saw mill. Of know someone who had one.. Blessings to you and your family
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  2802. Squeezing the most out of life by milking it! 😉👍🏼👊🏼 ... awesome stuff Anne!
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  2803. Wow, You're amazing!
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  2804. EPIC THUMBNAIL & OF COURSE WE LOVE YOUR VIDEOS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  2805. Have loved you since the first video I watched, and now LOVING YOU EVEN MORE! Thank you for being transparent! You are amazing!
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  2806. the finished shelves look great
    2
  2807. community- in the best meaning of that and best way, used to be called a village or scaled up a town.
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  2808. Great information! Gracias👏👏👏
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  2809. Love the hand drill! I'm not the only primitive worker!
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  2810. Totally support your endeavor. We have a farm and our kids are enjoying all the land and its 4-legged occupants have to offer. You won’t look back
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  2811. Thanks for this video. Finally understand why some of my trees are not successful
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  2812. Great job. Looks amazing!
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  2813. Loved the tips and the content. Thank you from my garden’s heart 😉
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  2814. I made an axe handle of my own last week...yours is better :)
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  2815. Awesome project Anne. Great labor of love. Thanks for sharing it...
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  2816. 10:53 Billy is the P.I.M.P.!!!
    2
  2817. Nice
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  2818. Lester Grayson ...No breed can smile like a lab. They can steal your heart like no other. I'm very sorry you lost yours I know the pain you must have felt. We lost ours when I was a kid. I'm 65 now and think about him all the time. He was the best friend I ever had and it still hurts to this day. I'm tearing up as I write this.
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  2819. In Albany Ohio they have a paw paw festival every third Thursday of September never be to but I found out the pawpaw fruit tree grows good in southern Ohio .
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  2820. amazing.. video quality is super.. your voice is so cute
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  2821. I’m looking to build my own shave saw for long bow making. Yours is very cool, especially the seat, I love it.... Thankyou!..
    2
  2822. Electric Bike conversion!!!
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  2823. Your workshop looks rich in contents, well organized and efficient to work.
    2
  2824. I can see you love yer donks. ♥️ Thanks for educating people on what it takes to successfully keeping them.
    2
  2825. Great sturdy stalls, should last a long time, love them sliding doors, nice jpb!
    2
  2826. Goats are much cooler than sheep. A hand raised baby goat is as close to child like in the animal world as you can get. Never a boring moment when you have kids around.
    2
  2827. hand tool wood working does not throw dust the way that machines do, its a much more healthy environment.
    2
  2828. 😘😘🙋🙋⚘
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  2829. You have a really nice shop. I love that older bandsaw, are you going to restore it. Love the videos . Keep up the good work. Joepardo
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  2830. I wouldn't sweat the "Ackshully" crowd. A sizeable population of the internet just likes to crap on other people's work. Do your thing. You do it well. "YMMV" is a thing. An occasional disclaimer that something works for you, in your area is good enough. And sometimes, most times, the actual scientific reasoning behind something is irrelevant. If it works, it works.
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  2831. I first discovered your channel when I was researching ways to improve my daughter's fruit trees. I watched that pruning video so many times, but was never able to bring myself to remove a single branch from her trees. No fruits either. I have not missed a single video of yours since. Even referred daughter and dome friends to your channel. Anne, never change. Love watching you. Hope all goes well and quickly for your school. 2025 will be the year. Happy New Year.
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  2832. Hello from Portugal
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  2833. nice , enjoy your drinks .😅👍
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  2834. Having a small homestead I am able to breed my cow by taking her to a neighbours' bull. Cows come in heat every 21 days so I just wait till 9 months before I want her calf to be born. For me in northern Ontario I like my caves to be born in Feb.- March.
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  2835. Thank you for sharing great content!!!
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  2836. Nice
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  2837. Awesome work Anne! I'm new here and I like what your doing, keep up the great work :)
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  2838. Nice work- looking forward to seeing more
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  2839. Yay Anne. You’re a force to be reckoned with
    2
  2840. That garage looks like the one WALL-E lives in.
    2
  2841. I feel smarter and more confident in my lazy ways 😅
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  2842. Anne, you are one driven, amazing woman! I'm so sorry that you've had so much disappointment to deal with regarding hired work e.t.c and that your project has taken FAR longer than it should have. I'm so glad that you are on your way to completion of the building and your dream of teaching there!! You deserve every moment of praise for your hard work and dedication. I wish you and Adam all the best on this wonderful endeavor. I have enjoyed your content for years now and will never stop watching as you progress forward!! God bless you both. ❤💜❌⭕
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  2843. @Patrick Sheffield She can't quit! 🤹‍♀️
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  2844. Thanks Anne, great information! You really know your stuff.
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  2845. Hi there here your new subscriber n fan
    2
  2846. Subbed. Thanks, this was great.
    2
  2847. #eatwhatyougrow🌱
    2
  2848. Daisy ❤
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  2849. Love is the answer leaving fear behind in the dust. Great post Anne.
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  2850. 👍👍👍👍
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  2851. The projects and the story are awesome, but what really got me was the music : )
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  2852.  @AnneofAllTrades  of course, just making sure! Our clay soil is acidic to begin with, so we use ash to bump the pH up.
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  2853. 👍👍👍👏
    2
  2854. Love it nice job. Looks very cozy
    2
  2855. Welcome Home!
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  2856. All the things I know and all the things that I always screw up in the excitement . Slow down & think, Stacy 😂
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  2857. 🖒🖒🙌🙌
    2
  2858. That was fabulous. I think I’ll try that here in North Texas.
    2
  2859. Absolutely Amazing!!
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  2860. Good information, thank you. As long as I've been using a chainsaw I never knew to flip the bar...now I know why I was wearing them out. Thank you.
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  2861. Excellent tips! You are the master, I see.
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  2862. Great job narrating your shop tour Anne !! I am always trying to reorganize my 1 car garage shop to be better organized so i really can relate to your affection of being organized :) Keep up the great work : ).
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  2863. Amazing!
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  2864. What an amazing and helpful video, thank you very much for sharing it with us.
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  2865. So guess who's on Popular Woodworking June 2019, Issue #246? It's Anne!!! Congrats!
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  2866. I love hot sauces. I made my own once w/ habeneros I had grown, but I took the time to remove the seeds. If I ever do it again, I'll use your approach, including keeping the seeds. Thanx for sharing!
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  2867. I love it. I’m hoping after I show my fiancée I want be building this by myself.
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  2868. "Your husband's online shopping habit" Ouch I felt that one. Adam you're not alone.
    2
  2869. Although I'm not going to be getting a donkey anytime in the near future, I appreciate this segment and absolutely adore donkeys ❤
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  2870. You make it very nice
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  2871.  @AnneofAllTrades  win win.
    2
  2872. 🖒🖒😙😙
    2
  2873. True rennaisance woman.
    2
  2874. Cows need cow friends. I love it.
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  2875. Thank you for revisiting these subjects, for the first time I ordered some professionally prunes trees and was confused when they didnt come vase shaped. I was also glad because I want my trees to be strong and healthy to survive a hurricane and already decided i wasnt going to prune them vase shaped anyway! Now I know I made the right choice even though I felt like a rebel at the time!
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  2876.  @AnneofAllTrades  you're awesome.. I'm a constant student.. elaine ingham is my hero! And so are you.. 😃
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  2877. Watched first time today…OMG the BEST and exactly what I need…me think the YT algo worked amazingly this time finding you for me. You are SUCH a lovely generous person with all the things I need now for starting a garden. 🎉🎊🥳
    2
  2878. Wow...1st view and comment...cool
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  2879. OMG your choices of scotch! i'm in love!
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  2880. I didn't think I was watching a real Anne of all trades video until I saw the cat at the end.
    2
  2881. Awesome work Anne!
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  2882. thanks
    2
  2883. Fantastic, looks ever so nice
    2
  2884. Wow! Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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  2885. So very cute❤️❤️ ps. Your camera man does an awesome job!
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  2886. I would had thought to dig a shallow hollow spot onto wood for the spoon shape Thanks it was fun
    2
  2887. This is now one of my favorite channels on YouTube. Please don't go anywhere.
    2
  2888. “As a former six year old myself” 😂😂😂
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  2889. Fun times! When I saw the clip of the buck rearing up at you, I thought, Gabriel! My son bought me a zapper I can keep in my pocket because of him. He thinks I should play goat games, and I'm not down with that. Oh yea, the horns apparently are itchy also.
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  2890.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you so much :)
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  2891. Whew...Dream 😊...Nightmare 😢...Dream! 👍 ... And then, life goes on. 😊 Best wishes as you push to the finish line.
    2
  2892. Awesome video Anne
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  2893. 🖒🖒😚😚
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  2894.  @GardenHappy  agree same as these previous two commenters
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  2895. Thank you so much for the inspiration ❤️ You ladies rock ☺️
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  2896. Nice job Anne!!
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  2897. A woman who isn't afraid to get down and dirty in Her Overalls :) Your One Determined and Tough Gal!
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  2898. Was that Persimmon wood you were carving? Wonderful advice in a succinct little vid.
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  2899. Mmmm, mogao bih vam se pridružiti. 😀
    2
  2900. Really cool set up. I like the simplicity and low cost.
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  2901. Tips from a warehouse worker about cardboard! Big box stores have cardboard balers that we throw it all into, and you can’t take any out really, especially once it’s baled. The store then sells the bales to companies be recycled. So yes, they have a lot, but would usually be happy to give it to you as long as you get to it before it hits the baler. Go to stores in the morning when most places are stocking shelves and ask then. The stockers will be happy to have one less trip to the baler in back.
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  2902. Perhaps one of the most beautiful meditations on homesteading I've ever heard. Thank you.❤
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  2903. I love your animals. ❤️
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  2904. Dreams do come true. Great job.
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  2905. oh man that sounds incredible! I would love to see it!!
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  2906. Good stuff!! 👍👍
    2
  2907. Welcome to the mid-south. Have you ever spent time here in the summer months? Quite different than Seattle, and I think for the most part you'll like it better.
    2
  2908. It's amazing thing to find a true friend in this world. AND in these days. Cherish her always I know you'll.
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  2909. You are living the life that my wife and myself have longed to, very encouraging to see
    2
  2910. Hahahaha, well hey at least your priorities right ;) It's better to regret not filming it, rather than regretting not helping him ;)
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  2911. I was just about to say that it is possibly a good idea to label said "hellfire" before I saw this comment... :)
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  2912. Wow I like chilli but Ghost pepper chilli sauce that’s just crazy!!! 🥵
    2
  2913. they are so adorable
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  2914. My favorite shot...@ 5:12 with the chicken looking down on you as if to say, "Good job there!"
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  2915. Very interesting video. I have no interest in owning a goat but I do love them and enjoy being around them. I enjoyed learning more about goats and their needs. Thank you!
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  2916. You have a distractingly beautiful smile, good vid I've been interested in 3d printers and their very wide range of applications for awhile now. Just need to find one to print me a chipotle burrito.
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  2917. Good video! Dog at 5:04.
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  2918. "First Attempt At Learning" I like that, I'll send you a $1 the next time I use it.
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  2919. Excellent video, you two are great teachers. Thank you 🌷🌷🌷
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  2920. Nice video Anne! Thank you for sharing it with us.👍😎JP
    2
  2921. Great video!
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  2922. Excellent primer, with clear thoughts and practices, very well done, thanks
    2
  2923. That truck😍😍😍
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  2924. My neighbors think im crazy ... I collect all the bags they rake up to throw away ... Im knee deep in leaves
    2
  2925. I do miss having a wood burning stove. Chopping wood is good exercise too.
    2
  2926. Absolutely! You hit the nail on the head!!
    2
  2927. Yummy, now I want some cider.
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  2928. First seen you in April video and subscribed. You are so enthusiastic and inspiring. Love how you explore and overcome fears. Keep smiling and inspiring. Loads of love from India
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  2929. Nice!
    2
  2930. Nice Job Anne
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  2931.  @elund408  That would make an excellent video and it would tie in to this one.
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  2932. And wear it even for short trips . I HAD a friend who didn't get to learn that lesson .
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  2933. All right so I need to be trained is that what you're saying😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
    2
  2934. OMG!! In LA we have GurbHub for meal delivery but I'm thinking your eagle maybe competing with your local drone service. ;~)
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  2935. The wisdom in here is truly incredible!! People really do need people ❤️
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  2936. Hi Anne! I’m kinda new here and I have to say that I have binged on your videos for the last month, (and April’s too) all I have to say is Thank you! I love everything that you do, is really inspiring! 😆 with that said, may I ask about your hoodie???? I LOVE IT! I’ve seen it in most of your videos!
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  2937. 🙏🏻❤️🐄👍🏻👊🏻
    2
  2938. nice video ann.
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  2939. Thanks for this, Anne! Very informative. I'm thinking of planting a Victory Garden this year!! :)
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  2940. Thanks!
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  2941. should of made Milk Dud the prime contractor---he was brought up correctly and has standards :) she is the G.O.A.T. !
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  2942. “A visible pile of tangible results for my effort” :D Truly, you are marvelous! I remember reading something as a kid (in the 70's) about the ritual of sweeping, as well as something about sprinkling some herbs -- oregano or something? -- on the floor prior to sweeping. Sounds really hedge-witchy, right? But I have kept an old jar of oregano around for just that reason as an adult. Every so often, I sprinkle some around before I sweep... It's kind of like raking vs. leaf-blowing: the action of raking is meditative, somehow. I think I'll go sweep my floor :)
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  2943. Awesome craftsmanship!!! You are truly amazing!!!
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  2944. 👍
    2
  2945. Thank-you. Great educational video. Good luck with your Hew-haws.
    2
  2946. Love the new intro music it fits you for sure
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  2947. my favorite part is all the animals wanting to be a part of what your doing 😆
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  2948. Great video. Can't wait to meet the dog that herds the sheep.
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  2949. This is so motivating! Keep up the great work 👍🏼
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  2950. Little hopping baby goat kids are just absolutely the best thing in the world.
    2
  2951. New subscriber. Damn good information and attitude.💪👍🙏🏼🇺🇸
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  2952. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🏻🥄👊🏻
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  2953. Jeffrey!!!
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  2954. Very helpful 🎉🎉🎉
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  2955. This video brought to you by the Butter Association, the Association of Cardiologists, and the American Dental Association.
    2
  2956. "I have not failed 700 times. I have not failed once. I have succeeded in proving that those 700 ways will not work. When I have eliminated the ways that will not work, I will find the way that will work." Thomas Edison
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  2957. This was a great video just to watch all the babies out playing and enjoying life.  The screen door entrance is still my favorite!
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  2958. I Love your story! I feel your pain. I applaud your drive and verve! Congratulations on your journey!
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  2959. Awesome job and I can’t wait to see more!
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  2960. Anne - this is your best video yet. Sparky, free and loaded with great info. Cheers!
    2
  2961. Thank you for showing this side of you. It takes courage to be genuinely raw in social media and I admire your candor.
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  2962. I would love a pizza oven. Not having the space right now, I have gotten really good at using my smoker as a oven. When I build out my land in the Arizona Desert I will be building a brick BBQ with pizza oven.
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  2963. Some of the comments make it clear who is and is not following you both on Instagram. YOU ARE MISSING SO MUCH IF YOU DON'T FOLLOW THESE TWO ON INSTAGRAM! (And don't miss the stories, especially)
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  2964. I love your videos! Please make more of food lazy gardening!
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  2965. First thing this is excellent work Second Certainly She is a good friend AND A person
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  2966. 🖒🖒🙌🙌😚😚
    2
  2967. So happy to hear that you're doing well
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  2968. Sometimes... I am soo bored in the Lockdown... I come to AOAT video's ... just to get a break & view the BLOOPERS...LOL
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  2969. Damn I have to say it was worth sticking around if only for the last lines. I needed that today. Thank you!
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  2970. this is what i needed to see! Looking for the video of how you created this garden
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  2971. Cracking Job ladies well done
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  2972. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥👍
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  2973. That is all I need !
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  2974. Lee ....Cool name! You can actually get a socket wrench on the spark plugs. You can actually see the spark plugs! What a novel idea that once was.
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  2975. I am a new subscriber and i just bought several fruit tree and was concerned about the growth so thanks this helps alot
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  2976. I have those overalls!!! ❤
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  2977. Is AppleJack from my little pony based off of you? I've got a 1 and 3 year old...of course that's the only reason why I've seen MLP...haha Awesome enginuity and great video!
    2
  2978. Absolutely yummy
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  2979. So sorry - I accidentally hit the dislike button - superb video as always
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  2980. ❤
    2
  2981. Incredible build! You two are Pros!!!! Anne, your mother is a very wise woman. I am looking forward to see the tiny home finished. It is so heart warming to see a beautiful friendship like yours.
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  2982. The antigovernment fears that motivate some homesteaders are utter bs. I can't believe what lies people will believe and spread about the government. And that they think their dinky little collection of guns will do anything against a government that spends more on its military than the next 10 countries combined is downright misguided. And if there is a government that will use that force to oppress people, it's going to be the government those homesteaders with arsenals will most likely be happy is in power. The antigovernment propaganda is hurting so many people now suffering from the effects of Helene. It's also delusional to think you can make it homesteading your own without a complex support community. When you have that you don't have to know how to do literally everything. If you want true resilience, stop isolating yourself from society. It's fine if you enjoy learning all those things, but if it's so overwhelming that you fail in your efforts to be more self sufficient, it's not doing you any good. Also, most homesteaders are not living simply. They are using tools bought from a very complex economy that they could never separate themselves from. You aren't self sufficient if you have a pole barn full of machinery and tools for every purpose so that you can "go it alone". You are just kidding yourself. And how much do you have to participate in the wider economy to be able to afford all those gadgets? The more you participate in the wider economy, the LESS self sufficient you are.
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  2983. Nice job
    2
  2984. That was really moving, what a great video. Thanks buddy!
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  2985. Really good tips,thanks!
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  2986. This is the best explanation of composting I’ve ever heard. Thank you!!
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  2987. Great tips and lessons ! I might add I learned seed packets (and Google searches) provide planting instructions, including depth. “Needs light to germinate” generally means to plant on top of the soil and lightly press in. “Requires darkness to germinate” means to cover the seed at the suggested depth. Sometimes , these seed packet instructions are actually helpful. You are right though, trial and lots of error are the best teachers.
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  2988. If only you had a left-handed hammer?????
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  2989. Love it!! 😁
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  2990. @AnneofAllTrades  I'm just wanted to know because I want to plant white dutch clover around my lemon plant instead of wood mulch.
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  2991. thank you Anne
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  2992. Have you ever worked with a compost pile? This is not a lot of work.
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  2993. Good Job Anne! them animals are in good hands!
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  2994. Ruth Stout would be proud!🙌
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  2995. Good stuff.☕️😎
    2
  2996.  @AnneofAllTrades  you ar just raking in the cool points!
    2
  2997. Good April cooking highlight 🍜🍜👏👏✌️✌️👍👍👍👍
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  2998. Thank You for sharing this super helpful chain sharpening lesson. Thank You Adam for your production work.
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  2999.  @AnneofAllTrades  I would've loved to have met my grandfather. I have a lot of his tools still some more to acquire steal form hisbgarage same thing right .
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  3000. I didn't think it would happen but, me too.
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  3001. Love your place, looks peaceful
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  3002. cool project Anne! thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP
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  3003. This was a beautiful message. Great video. Thank you.
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  3004. You haven't lived till you've eaten roadkill at least once...
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  3005. beautiful work
    2
  3006. This is a great educational video!❤
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  3007. great video.Thank you for ideas.
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  3008. Our bovine hoof trimmers used a grinder like that on hooves.
    2
  3009. My folks had a female turkey raised with and thought she was a chicken. She was a tremendous guard "dog", made more noise and earlier detection than the two big dogs!
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  3010. That was fun!
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  3011. Great video, thanks for that.
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  3012. First baby was literly double the size compared to the second..
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  3013. I want a pizza oven AND a hut. And the tiki atmosphere…awesome!! ❤️
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  3014. On those hews, there is only a bevel on one side and the other side is flat. On a traditional axe, both sides are beveled to a point at the center.
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  3015. you can look up JCWHITNEY for part
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  3016. I'm so happy I came across this video and you, this was my first year growing and I started late due to knee replacement surgery on May 3, 2024. However I still had some dynamite tomatoes and great lettuce, chard and kale. So now my goal is to prepare my soil for next season, I live in a suburb of Cleveland. I also follow Epic Gardening and I'm trying to learn a lot really fast. Thanks so much for your great video, I can hardly wait for the season to begin. I'm collecting the fall leaves now and spreading them in the garden, I've put egg shells in the blender for deposit in the soil. I'm so excited🙂 I'm an apartment dweller so I am unable to compost on the property.
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  3017.  @AnneofAllTrades  Totally kidding, love your videos and what yall are trying to do!
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  3018. Glad that turned out ok. And I hope you can still enjoy your surroundings, you have a gorgeous farm. So don't forget to stop every once in a while and smell the cows, uh I mean roses
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  3019. ​ @ImGonnaMake  interesting... I'll add that to the long list of reasons why I'm glad we moved from IL to TN
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  3020. This was an awesome video, my 7 and 5 year old daughters watched along!
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  3021. Tolles Video ☺️
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  3022. I am not sure how I haven't found your channel sooner. I never comment on videos but I just had to say that you have helped me. I've been struggling with motivation, purpose and other blah blah blahs, I appreciate your straightforward approach minus the frills that are in so many videos. The pig pen is a great example. Thank you.
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  3023. Love the shop has nice old world look.
    2
  3024. Thanks for the bloopers!!
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  3025. love your handiness and reuse
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  3026. Awesome garden video. Thanks for sharing this video with us 👍.
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  3027. 🖒🖒🙌🙌😙
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  3028. Up tooted because baby goats ❤️
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  3029.  @AnneofAllTrades  oh okay, I was actually thinking about getting a milk goat myself
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  3030.  @texasgemtree  Well all the tree's I have grafted commercially in the UK make a huge difference to the size of the tree and the crop produced. No fruitman would ever consider growing a variety on it's own roots as you loose control of the tree. Citrus fruits are not grown here on farms as the climate is not right. That could be the reason you lemon tree's are dying.
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  3031.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the response and a very good point about stopping the spread of possible problems. Never thought about that but it makes complete sense now that you mention it. Great info and very helpful. Thanks so much for the insight!
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  3032. Bellissimo proggetto brava...
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  3033. Anne of All Trades thanks, I hated to ask a question that needs a lengthy answer because you have lots of subscribers. I am in the market for a good, reasonably priced dovetail saw and did need some advice. Hope I didn't come across too sharply.
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  3034. You're wonderful
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  3035. Thank you so much ❤
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  3036. Great video! First time to your channel… I really appreciated your candor … I’m doing my research now for an upcoming move to a Homestead… I’ve had Nubian goats in the past horses, dogs, cats looking at chickens… Found your channel to be very straightforward… Thank you!
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  3037. Anne of All Trades, thank you for making everything better. Exponentially.
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  3038. That donkey is so cute, and quite the discriminating buyer! First apple didn't pass muster.
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  3039.  @AnneofAllTrades  Could not agree with you more, mental health took a huge hit ever since 2019/2020 and gardeners know that time outside (if you can get it, in the quiet of the garden) well, it tends to us too and not just our plants. So I loved the connection you made in that moment. And Booo, to the people always complaining on social media. lol
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  3040. So cool you are !
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  3041. Thanks, Anne, for preparing us for the next growing season. So exciting to start planning—and planting. 🎉 Great help!!
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  3042. GO GROOVE LIFE. Love them.
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  3043. This is my style of gardening! I call myself the haphazard gardener. I will definitely try the mushrooms!
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  3044. Beautiful table Anne! 😍 Awesome video too!👍🏻👊🏻
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  3045. This was incredibly informative.
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  3046. 👍
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  3047. Rhubarb custard pie is my favourite pie my mom makes from Grandma's recipe ❤
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  3048. Très bel atelier bravo salut Jeannot 😉🛠
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  3049. Anne, thank you for being you!! My little girls love your videos (as do several folks in my family) I had mentioned a long time ago but again, whenever you get ready for putting rain gutters up, keep me in mind :D we'd all love to meet ya'll and see what we can do to help with that little bit of the process. Best wishes to ya'll! :D
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  3050. This is a great video - everyone should watch it!
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  3051. Chef Anne👩‍🍳, is in the place. May i reserve a table for 2 please for 6pm, thank you ... The recipe seems to be D E L I C I O U S 🇫🇷😁👍
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  3052. Old English tradition has it that it's unlucky to pay for bees - so it looks like you will be lucky! Best wishes from the UK.
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  3053. Cool 👍👍👍👍 I've yet to try bronze, just copper and steel so far. I have a tendancy to get those cracks where a stems meet a leaf. Learning experience 😊
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  3054. I’ve been feeling like I’m banging my head against a wall So much to do so little motivation Appreciated this video I’m going to try some of the tips❤
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  3055. Those chickens have a better coop than my workshop ha! Nice work
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  3056. Anne, thank you so much for this video... I've been searching for a few years for that perfect video that tells the whys and how's of just such fruit trees. I will be following along to see more with you and Daniel.
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  3057. @12:37 that's one fluffy butt that may be going through withdrawals now. Ha ha ha!
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  3058. i’m not really into mechanics but i am keen to see restoration process. 😊
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  3059. ANN awesome work lady👍🏼 you are the woman.👍🏻
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  3060. I LOVE 💕 you, Anne! Where have you been?
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  3061. Amazing video, thank you! I’m starting a small goat farm in Arkansas!
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  3062. The idea of weeds as a natural soil test kit is revolutionary! Why battle when we can learn and grow together? 🌻🌍🧑‍🌾
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  3063. That's so cool Anne, making the nails is tricky looking. But I think you done a great job. My Dad 👞 Horses when I was younger,like 60 years ago. I was so impressed with how it was done. My friends and I could watch for hours. When I would Bragg him up to my buddies, my Dad would say to me, any 10 year old kid can shoe a horse with 30 years experience!!! Thank for sharing Anne, your my hero. M. K. S.
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  3064. Super fantastic video 📹 ❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊...your amazing and awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍 💖
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  3065. You girls are awesome. I want to do this!!!!!!! WOMAN POWER yay!
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  3066. I wish I could give two thumbs up, but, I can't so I will put this in to help the algorithm 😊
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  3067. So what you're saying is, if i want to get a goat to mow my lawn i should get a cow instead? Got it 😉
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  3068. Anne you are a lovely young lady.
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  3069. ☺
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  3070. Tamping in the dry concrete is the only way to go. I used to do a lot of fence work many years ago. I have welded up many a entry ways with gates and gate openers built in and tamping is how I have done it. It works great. Nicely done, I have been looking at going with square space website. I plan on starting one this weekend. I have narrowed it down to square space and or shopify. We have been using square for our leather shop sales for a couple of years now, so that is part of why I have been looking at using their website as well. Thanks again and have a blessed weekend. Your new fence looks great. Dale
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  3071. I LOVE TRAINS
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  3072. Thank you so much for the work you do. You are appreciated!
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  3073. Never arm wrestle a blacksmith!
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  3074. You're awesome Anne! Keep working as smart as you do!
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  3075. The only failure is never seeking perfection. The genius knows perfection is never achievable. All things perfect are flawed. ;)
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  3076. Well if I had to make a video about my gardening mistakes it would last a LOT longer than 18.42 minutes. PS cilantro( leaf coriander) tastes like toxic waste
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  3077. Here for the first time. I really like your videos. Thanks (from Italy).
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  3078. Takeaway point from this video for me: goats are amazing animals.
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  3079. That's pretty cool, I'm not quite sure how it all works, but you can't beat the results, Thanks for sharing
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  3080. Remember to leave a Like 😊
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  3081. For those who never had much time around live chickens; they actually make 'fake eggs' to put in the nest to help get chickens to stop eating/destroying eggs. Ann, in her typical, creative style, has come up with an excellent use for used golf balls close enough in shape and size to 'educate' the chickens.
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  3082. Love it! Love it! Thanks for the animals and the video of the animals!
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  3083. Best episode yet! I recently moved into an intentional tiny home agrihood community and not all but a few of my neighbors -- who I still love very much (many are fans of your channel :) -- are steeped in this negative culture of fear as the reason for deciding to move here. When did the land of the free and home of the brave become so enslaved by fear? Well, chin up! Your position that "you don't get a sense of purpose from fear," is gold. As a retired teacher, I grew tired of the ignorance of our connection to the earth, to agriculture. How can you make informed decisions when you have no clue as to how things work? I came to this new way of life as an opportunity to affect change through education, example -- you are providing that service to others and I love your channel for it.
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  3084. So good that you were able to use reclaimed wood!! It all works for your need.
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  3085. Aww...I wish you could see our chicken coop and run! I have a few Barred Rocks. I've found that they are the sweetest chickens.
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  3086. Not completely pointless. Kids really enjoy having furniture in their scale.
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  3087. Nice video Anne! Thanks for sharing it with us.👍😎JP
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  3088. Just found your channel. Great learning! I have citrus, pears and avocadoes and no idea what I'm doing half the time. I'll keep tuning in.
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  3089. learned a ton!
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  3090. I had curried goat at an Indian restaurant one time, it was good but definitely a little different, the curry flavor is different.
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  3091. It is incredible
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  3092. You're good at everything you do, congratulations.
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  3093. Your soil looks great, we have some here as well, Denmark
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  3094. must be the most FuN video of seen. thanks for the giggle
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  3095. OMG! So incredibly cute!
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  3096. Good episode. =)
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  3097. Your chickens are going to be happy. I'm not surprised you did a good job with all those supervisors to keep you in check lol.
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  3098. Great video! I’ve recently upped my woodworking game and have stumbled upon spoon carving. I’ve watched tons of videos but your easy explanation is super helpful. Keep up the good work and I’m now a subscriber :)
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  3099. Yooo my new favorite Channel!
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  3100. you both have great smiles. the project was great too.
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  3101. WOW ! Rock On Ladies <3
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  3102. WHO LET THE GOATS OUT?!? WHO, WHO, WHO, WHO!?!
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  3103. You Girls Rock!!!
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  3104. Anne, I love your videos so much. As an Adhd’r time and organisation is a big concern with taking on projects and I love the way not only is your content about gardening and harvesting, but it’s also about how you can work it into your schedule. I love your spirit and I just enjoy your content so much 🙏
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  3105. Really nice chair build. Great video and BEST workshop cat ever.
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  3106. @AnneofAllTrades  Yes Ma'am!!! We just keep plugging away and staying positive. Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas!
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  3107. Dogs know no wrong. Just love and respect!!!
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  3108. Thank you for this message Anne. I am about 2 years into my homesteading journey. I have had the privilege of sitting in your class the last 2 years in CdA Idaho. Last year I had a wonderful conversation with your mom while you were chatting with people. She is so sweet! Anyway, thank you for sharing your struggle, vision, and triumph with us. It's wonderful that you were able to go to Tennessee.
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  3109. You are inspiring. Thanks for the tips and ideas.
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  3110. A really good alternative to the cardboard is untreated or unbleached paper roll. You can buy a roll online for like $60 and itll cover a really large amount of area. I did double it up to make a more solid layer, but it was super easy to roll out and store.
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  3111. They are so cute!
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  3112. Sharing mistakes is a great way for everyone to learn and grow : )
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  3113. Gardener and arborist and farmer for 4 decades...thanks. that was fun. Happy gardening. I just subscribed to your channel. Waiting for the next one. Cheers, The Rabbit.
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  3114. Who needs a gym when you have a blacksmithing shop! You really nailed it! (sorry, couldn't help it) Thanks Anne.
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  3115. Love this and of course I LOVE YOU. PS please be my Garden Godmother🙏🏻
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  3116. Thanks Anne! I have binged a lot of your videos today. Sending a hug and looking forward to meeting you at the McMurray Hatchery weekend in Iowa.
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  3117. I don't know who or what I love more... Anne or the goats and dogs.
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  3118. From narrowleaf plantain we make syrup against coughing. We drink shepherd's purse tea as a diuretic tea (kidney stones ouch). A certain subtype of bindweed is used against tummy aches, the seed oil of a subspecies of thistle is used when someone's liver is damaged. You can eat dandelions, purslain, and chickweed as salad as you said. If you look it up chickweed is one of the ingredients the Japanese eat traditionally in their "january food" nanakusa-no-sekku, and shepherd's purse is grown as a vegetable in China.
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  3119. Great video, thank you!
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  3120. I'm so jealous of how you and your friend created this project. 😍
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  3121. Nice to see the flow of videos again.
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  3122. I love that you incorporated your "firewood" into this project, hahaha. Anytime you have offcuts that large you would like to send my way, I'd gladly pay the shipping cost.
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  3123. ❤😍👍🚜
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  3124. YES!!!! So Excited that the truck restoration videos have begun. Can't wait for more
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  3125. 8:31 I have had the same Kennedy tool chest for over 30 years, got it from my dad who was a machinist
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  3126. EXCELENTE ANNE , I FOLLOW YOU FROM MEXICO CITY, I AM MOVING TO TIJUANA MEXICO TO BUY A LAND AND BILD MY OWN HOMESTEAD NEAR THE OCEAN VIEW, I LEARN A LOT OF ALL YOU DO, GREAT CONTENT . SEND YOU A HUG 👍
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  3127. I tell my apprentices....It's not an f#$@up untill you can't fix it. Sort of soften the blow when they do stuff up. Nice work.🤣😂😁😀😎
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  3128. THAT was some REALLY bad coffee!!! 🤢🤣🤣🤣
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  3129. Great explanation! Thanks
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  3130. Wow girls you are amaizing 💪
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  3131. Love it, thanks!!
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  3132. Anne is so cool. Wouldn't it be fun to just spend a week hanging out with her and doing some fun shop projects?
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  3133. Nice
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  3134. Thanks Anne! We love your videos and are so glad to see you again.
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  3135. Sharing this one with my cow friend, always something to learn! Thanks Anne 👌
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  3136. Those are pretty good fakes, I guess? 🤔
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  3137. I was pretty interested.... and then he called the main stem his precious and he had my undivided attention
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  3138. Anne I love your cool truck!!! And you make it look good. M.K.S.
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  3139. You are such a huge inspiration to me and just a remarkable person. Thank you for being so genuine and transparent. ❤❤
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  3140. Great job!
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  3141. Love your videos. Great job recycling.
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  3142. such a cool woman
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  3143. Thank you for finishing the windows! that was driving me crazy at the start 🤪 Awesome workshop!
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  3144. Love the hole in the fence for the dog!
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  3145. Awesome! I want to see more. I hope you'll do a video of some of the interior progress.
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  3146. Anne you keep planning like that and you're husband is going to be scared in having an arm wrestling contest with you (lol)
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  3147. Why is this the first time I'm seeing your channel? Youtube dropped the ball this time. Thanks for all your knowledge. This is a good video.
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  3148. Never thought I'd say this, but I found you on Facebook last night and low and behold the people in my phone directed me to your Youtube chanel. Delightful!
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  3149. You made me hungry. I’ll have to order my pizza, though. Great work.
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  3150. I’m planning on them, but definitely going to spend some time on a farm that already has them to make sure
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  3151. Fun to watch her video. The cows waiting at the gate, going to their own milking stalls. Memories for me, grown up on small dairy and subsistence farm, as the second World War began. The cows would come to my grandfather's gate across the dirt road, walk over to the barn into the milking area and go to their individual stalls, there were about 20 cows. They all knew exactly what to do. 4:00 AM, rain, snow, hail, whatever. Always the same. Sometimes one or two of us kids went along. The women were warming the kitchen and prepping breakfast, on the wood stove. Kitchen was warm and breakfast was ready when the guys came back in. The men and the women had everything timed perfectly. Loved the video. The pics brought back so much. Thank you, thank you.
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  3152. I have no trees but ❤ video
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  3153. I could watch you watch paint dry!
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  3154. Wow both smart to work Beautiful hauz👍👍👍❤
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  3155. That’s my girl! Pretty neat huh?
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  3156.  @AnneofAllTrades oooo...my hubby loves capers!
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  3157. I am in north central PA, my mom planted "hardy kiwi" plants: 2 female and 1 male. Unfortunately, she planted them very close to posts and the vines have taken over the fencing and posts nearby. Warning: plant yours far from fences, posts, and gates. Plant near hefty, strong trellis system.
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  3158. As with children, they're cute...when they're someone else's kid.
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  3159. No one owns cats.  You are merely their servant.
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  3160. You turned that thing into a real apple-grinding beast! Looking forward to the restoration :)
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  3161. Very informative video...thanks! 🌱
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  3162. What is in your magical cool season seed baggie??? We’re in N. Mississippi, not too far from you. This made me want to frolic all through my garden tossing seeds like a sprite. I’m sure as lazy gardeners we don’t thin them later right?
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  3163. I'm Watching A Walt Disney Movie! Thanks.
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  3164. Awesome video Anne, I was at the woodworking show a couple of weeks ago at the Veritas booth trying there carcass saws when a super awesome guy in his 80’s came over a basically taught me how to saw correctly (I usually use power) and I swear you just mention every one of them. Awesome video/tutorial.
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  3165. Wow that broom reminds me of Hagrid's beard for some odd reason. Sweet shop Anne!
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  3166. CAAAAATS !!!
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  3167. "find the thing that looks like this" LOL! Exactly, keep it simple!
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  3168. 10 seconds in, already stoked! Thank you for sharing!! (:
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  3169. you are me as a woman and I love me. lol Great golden nuggets dropped here in this video .. thank you. Cheers Just B.
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  3170. Great thorough and fun video. Thank you Anne❤
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  3171. 😊🙌stay strong and thank you
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  3172. I've always found you to be daring and fearless and someone I want to be more like. 17 years here in TN. Found out pretty quickly that we would have to do everthing ourselves if we wanted it done right, or done at all. Feels good to know exactly how the roof was put on and that it was done right. Bathroom #1 has amazing tile, working shower, and toilet, but no working sink or electrical outlets. Bathroom #2 functions, but the floor slopes, and had no supporting beams under the tub/shower area when we moved in. It now has the necessary beams, but the replacement bathtub has been sitting in a bedroom, waiting to go in, since 2017. Thanks for this video. It's comforting to know, that we're not the only ones living in the midst of life and unfinished projects.
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  3173. Awesome👍👍👍👍
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  3174. Our wood chips seem to be naturally seeded with Inky Cap spawn. They're dainty and beautiful - and then they're NOT! (They turn into zombie mushrooms)
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  3175. More slack is required. You guys are doing very well and you are healing which is a process, never instant. We owned our own business and what I learned early on was to live with disappointment. We would plan a vacation with the kids and the day before or the morning of taking off an employee would quit or something else would happen and I’d have to tell the kids we had to cancel And make that on with that. We’d often do some thing smaller and closer to home but it was something I had to learn to deal with so I didn’t feel swamped. Do what you can so that you do not stress your recovery. Get friends and you can and freeze together. We all did this at the canning house. On the school property. Big cutting tables large pots and gas stoves. In a week everyone in the community had the canning done. Be safe, be patient.
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  3176. Very informative Thank you
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  3177. First love the video’s
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  3178. This video was amazing, thks for sharing. It was quite inspiring
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  3179. It's amazing watching you work on this piece. You were so gentle on the pieces while working on them, as if they were alive. Shows great love for your art.
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  3180. Glad your on the mend!! Loved the video!
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  3181. Forest have understories. I think shade cloth as one for my tender plants.
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  3182. Xcellent!
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  3183. Had to resubscribe to your channel. Screwtube is at it again. Great video! Blessings to you.
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  3184. Love that workbench
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  3185. I love the way you explain things!!! Very easy to understand =) Thank you!!!!
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  3186. Um, our youngest son was born 15 weeks early weighing 1 lb 6 ounces, so 22 ounces. He is 23 now and doing great! Just thought it was funny to watch this. Y'all have goats that weighed WAY more than our tiny baby! lol
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  3187. That's such a great thing to Have! Life goals! Your making me hungry and I just had lunch 😂
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  3188. 😂😂😂😂 Classic!
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  3189.  @AnneofAllTrades  🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  3190. Thank you for the excellent tips. I've always been frustrated by hand saws. I'm guessing partly because I've never gotten my hands on a good one and partly because I have terrible technique. I'll definitely spend some time practicing with your advice. Thanks for sharing!
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  3191. Man, that’s cool!
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  3192. Lazy gardening? You’ve achieved more in a half hour video than I have all year! 😃
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  3193. This woman tells the truth.
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  3194. Nice kombo Anne and Michael. Good information. Thanks. ❤😤🇸🇪
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  3195. Yes it run again the old Chevy .
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  3196. Yes , as long as there is a Cat or 2 & maybe a nice Dog there also ;-)
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  3197. Love the stress relief at the end. Now into the motor? Have fun.
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  3198. Halfie: no worries, it wasn't a fail, you found it a great home where it thrives, and you learned alot in the time you spent with it.
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  3199. Great smile
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  3200. You are a star. I still want goats, wart hogs and dragons. But only after you do the video
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  3201. Another hard days work, wow you built up that farm all on your own, amazing
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  3202. Absolutely! A village is the most important thing we need to be healthy and thrive. I often see folks watching homesteading videos rather than trying to do things themselves. You gotta start somewhere. It can be a simple as a few raised beds. Getting some backyard chickens. Replacing some of your landscaping with the appropriate fruit trees (in many climates these are NOT apples, pears, and peaches.) Having something that causes you to not only spend time in your landscape (preferably with food involved) but to ENJOY it. I teach in my beginner's garden course that mindset and rhythm are the most important things to have success.
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  3203. Xin chào bạn yêu,tôi rất vui được đồng hành cùng bạn ,học hỏi kinh nghiệm làm vườn từ bạn,chúc bạn một ngày vui vẻ hạnh phúc bên người thân và gia đình ❤🤝.
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  3204. Made me smile. Fantastic story to go along with that beautiful creation. Thanks for sharing.
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  3205. Thank you 👍😊, very informative! I'm really loving this series you're doing with the various experts vs. your past mistakes and good humor. The best way to learn is from making mistakes and not enough YouTubers let us see what they did wrong. The expert's advice is the icing on the cake. Once those trees get established that pond is going to be like a little paradise. Probably a really nice and cool spot to rest on those wicked hot summer afternoons.
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  3206. Thanks for this video. I used to keep bees and this brings back good memories. Keep up the good work. And congratulations to Eli!
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  3207. Now I know why you're so good welcome to the club
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  3208. You to make a perfect team! great job ladies
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  3209. 👍👍⚘⚘😘
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  3210. Failure 1 = Prototype 1.
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  3211. Some great tips
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  3212. A lot of lessons in this video, 1) live in your area for at least a year before doing any big projects, 2) never make final payments until after buildings pass final inspections. Sorry you have these issues.
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  3213. :* fascinante :)
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  3214. 1:00 3.3mil views later
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  3215. :person-turqouise-waving::goat-turquoise-white-horns:
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  3216. Looking very good. Love the supervisors you had
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  3217. We make cheese from time to time the same way but out of the gallon store milk like you mentioned. It's so good 😋. We add salt to ours tho. Going to have to try goat milk. Thanks for sharing. Can you make a "how to" video for Apple pie? 'Tis the season 😬 haha
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  3218. The build was cool but the story about the motivation to build relationships took it over the top.  Wonderful.
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  3219. Great job Anne, I still say, you are so much like Anne with an E!
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  3220. Congrats on your tiny house I've been following April for quite some time I just subscribed
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  3221. I am working on getting rid of one. No sure how it got in the middle of my orchard. They should be called Trees of Hell.
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  3222. OH YEAY!!! I have been looking for this update! Thank you for posting Anne!!! Also (A D D moment) the pond looks great!
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  3223. my dear auntie used to cut a used car tire in half and those were the water feeder for her chickens, don't know now if those things were safe for the chickens 😬, looove the donkey's 😄😍😍😍😍
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  3224. Very inspiring!
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  3225. Thank you
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  3226. This is so true! All humans cultures in the past lived in very tightly knit communities, the lonely homesteader is a myth Not sure why they keep pushing this myth, but together we are stronger, helping each other out
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  3227. That is Unbelievable!. you have inspired me with your talent and willpower😊
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  3228. 2 lol
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  3229. Perfectly! New life!
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  3230. Outstanding!💛💛💛
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  3231. @AnneofAllTrades  Maybe . Could be a couple things, generally folks are watering at high sun because they are chasing not watering their plants, hoping to dump a bunch of water to make up for not watering. Could be rewetting of a pesticide that burns in the Sun. Could also be water quality, if minerals high enough. Along with overwatering symptoms, could be the start a sweet powdery mildew outbreak. Okay this is my last what could be happening, cooling the surface temperature of the plant at high temperatures may slow the transpiration rate that the plant needs to perform at high Temps. Once the water droplets are gone and there's no source of cooling the plant may not be able to increase transpiration quickly enough.
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  3232. Thanks for the tip about using a collander to sift out the seeds! I don't know why that hasn't occurred to me! I haven't been able to figure out how to get the stems out of my dried thyme leaves either, and I think that will work for that too!
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  3233. moodonna?
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  3234. There are no weeds in nature,just plants we don’t want..
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  3235. The world would save a lot time and money for not having to tilt the soil before planting.
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  3236. Super Permaculture Lesson right here ! never heard Lots of this and love to learn More 📖💚
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  3237. This is very location dependent. I live in SE TN on the line between zone 7b and 8a. This week (1st week in Nov) we have lows in the mid 60's and highs in the mid 70's. Our growing season can start as early as mid-March, so garden space is often more efficiently used to grow food instead of growing fertilizer. We can always add compost for nutrients.
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  3238. I've never heard the ripe watermelon tip before (curly stem is brown), that's awesome, thanks!
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  3239.  @flyingpigpreserve8562  I found one online by Mercer Culinary & ordered it already, thanks! 🙂 Maybe one of the other viewers would be interested?
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  3240. That thing got hungry after you motorized it !
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  3241. I love all your content and agree that chard is gross. Lol. Obviously we all have different likes and dislikes and you are entitled to your opinion, and some people just need to get over that. LOL. I've learned a lot from your channel through the last few years and appreciate your honesty if you think something may not have been relayed the way you intended or is incorrect. We all make mistakes, but you are great for pointing them out and for clarifying for those that didn't seem to understand. 😊 keep up the great work and I am looking forward to your videos on the 2025 Garden year. Best!
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  3242. @AnneofAllTrades  I have not read it. But I will hunt it down now. Thanks for the advice
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  3243. Everyone learns along the way, it's healthy for the mind. Those who don't learn from their mistakes go into politics. I planted Lemon Balm...... Once. Anyone want some? Lol. Keep up the great, informative videos.
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  3244. 3 yards a day!? Those are some busy little birds! Also Nick is such a cutie patootie. Hi Nick
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  3245. The cut nails were a clever touch.
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  3246. My grandmother always said if you kept the floors swept, the beds made and the sink empty, nobody will notice the rest. 🫶 She's really not wrong. Im definitely saving this video tho. Im still working on my routine. And staying focused.
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  3247. I'm gonna guess: that's a shovel blister. :)
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  3248. Time was, the first thing a carpenter built was his tool chest. He carried it from job to job as a form of advertising. If his chest was well made, he pulled in more business.
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  3249. Was happy to see a proper respect given towards the bandsaw . And all of the safety. A good healthy and wealthy attitude . I like
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  3250. Thanks!
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  3251.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you Ann it was along those lines that I was thinking I think I've just got to be brave enough to carve them thin enough 😉
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  3252. I love, love, love your garden ❤❤❤
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  3253.  @AnneofAllTrades  Take it slow and easy. If you do seem to get it mixing you could let it sit for a bit after removing most of the milk. It's not 100% due to the spout being an inch or so from the bottom, but a very gentle tilt of the jug helps. Might be a little easier than scooping. But everyone has different ways to complete the same task. Just sharing an idea.
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  3254. Your story and perspective is SO beautiful. Thank you for sharing!
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  3255. This video has reminded me there will always be hurdles to master. My life was turned upside down nearly 2 years ago when my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. I have had to sell most my goats and some cows, as well as down size my birds so I could spend more time careing for him. It all make us pause and give thought to what is important...i still have my homestead dreams. I just have to reevaluate the important parts and as youbstated..use this time to clean not just the farm and barn but my home and my mind. My husband has entered hospice, and we dont have much more time together. So i clean and plan how to do our dream different. Prayers for full recovery of your hand....
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  3256. great video, thanks. i'll fix the trees i planted too deep yesterday as well as untangle the container tree roots
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  3257. That was a maze wood work job you dun there together thay look grate there .👍👍
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  3258. Awesome, you rock
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  3259. I'm in love with your shop...wow...great work!
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  3260. You women make me proud to be a woman.
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  3261. Thank you for your shop tour
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  3262. 😍😍😍 those cute little baby goats !!!
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  3263. I completely agree with this. I struggle with all of those things every day. They have certainly tested the limits of love in my marriage too. As I wasn't diagnosed as ADHD till later in my adulthood. I was treated for another 8 years after diagnosis, after I was medicated for a while for ADHD, we realized I am also on the spectrum for autism. My husband is also a late in life diagnosed autistic. So my adhd side does all the thing that stress my hubby out. So any help I can get with these things just makes my life so much better. I have made a ton of progress in the 3 years, but still have a lot of work to do. Anne's videos have been amazingly helpful to me, but this one spoke to my soul lol.
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  3264. I was actually wondering if she was ADHD and then saw this comment.
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  3265. Good luck Darrel.
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  3266. You are an incredible human being! You're truly inspirational.
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  3267. I subscribed because we have the most thing in common! A love for Watermelon! 😄
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  3268. 16:18 OMG! He is going in the CURRY POT tonight. 🤣🤣🤣
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  3269. Excellent video! 👊🏻🌻👊🏻
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  3270. 🖒🖒🙌🙌
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  3271. Lol goats are hilarious in their chaos. This was such an interesting and educational video.
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  3272. Great job!
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  3273. I agree that they are chaos monsters , they get into everything ! Wicked curious animals .
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  3274. Such a fantastic breath of fresh air, you are!! I love your screen presentation too❤
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  3275. As she rides off into the sunset on her mighty steed. Thanks for the video.
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  3276. Hi! I'm from Ubatuba city, Brazil. I like you very much! 1:10 I liked the "easel press" that you are sitting on it. Can you teach me how to do this or do you have printed plans? Thanks!
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  3277. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHRiZ65aRy0 thats the video. I've always heard them called bowyers benches.
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  3278. Shave horse, she posted it like 2 months ago
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  3279. The chair looks great 👍, sorry to hear about your dog ☹️
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  3280. I feel like your hand is rehabbing well. I hope your doing well and thanks getting my wife crazy about a donkey 😂
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  3281. People have lost a sense of community/family. I love the way you put that message through.
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  3282. You, Adam, and Ashley H should start a side band
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  3283. Great shop, thanks for the tour. Can't wait to see what you do with that giant bandsaw.
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  3284. I do a deep burial and a circle around the plant. So when I water, I only water in the circle, not on the outside of the circle.
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  3285. I just took the basics class it was a lot of fun. Josh and Anne are fantastic teachers. I look forward to taking the axe class... just need an axe :P
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  3286. Nice
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  3287. It's a good thing to see another member of the bent speed square club!
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  3288. a wonderful tribute to your mom...
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  3289. thank you Anne
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  3290. I can verify: goats are total a$$holes
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  3291. Those are some cute kids! ❤
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  3292. Every true gardener knows you couldn't possibly be lazy. All your influences and your science is right. Your knowledge and experience is so valuable because you have distilled it down to a very succinct YouTube level. In the end (and you seem a bit modest and bashful about this) you are SAVING THE PLANET. You are showing a real way to be healthy. I am sure you intimidate and embarrass a vast proportion of useless men who in turn comment stupidly on your vlogs. This British bloke with only a tiny back garden in a street of terraced houses knows that THIS IS TO WAY TO LIVE.❤
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  3293. Nothing like figuring something out and making it work!
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  3294. So much hard work!
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  3295. I love how it turned out! Congrats and enjoy!
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  3296. Dovetail Rigby drawer 😍
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  3297. What do you mean nothing about your chest is perfect? I’m jealous of your spacious,high ceiling shop. I’m stuck in a cramped garage bay with too many tractor parts. Keep up the good work.
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  3298. Great idea, anything to make life easier
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  3299. Friendship goals💕💕
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  3300. what an excellent, educational and entertaining video...subscribed. And i don't have, nor intend to get, goats!! 🙂
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  3301. Outstanding young lady. Just planted 8 trees and had no idea how to properly prune them. Tks for sharing.
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  3302. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
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  3303. Great message and well presented! And a good lookin calf 😊
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  3304. Unbelievable how multi talented you are and very cute too😘
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  3305. Great Anne. You approached getting that board out of the pile just like me LOL. Classic.
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  3306. Pretty amazing,
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  3307. I could not have written down this better. 100% agree.
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  3308. Tags are still one of the top reasons why trees die. Shame on us, we can't figure out how to not experience it
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  3309. Bees are awesome
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  3310. Good video, thanks!
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  3311. All your projects are awesome 👌
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  3312. This is not 'woe is me' at all. It's growth and perspective and being real. I love that you are sharing this part of yourself. I think you are an amazing person and it makes me more hopeful about finding people like you to be part of my life community.
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  3313. I call it making my "rounds" since I didn't love the word chores either! great stuff, congrats on the Mooo-tiful babies 😄
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  3314. I cannot wait to see Dollys babies!!!
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  3315. Well Done!
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  3316. Little harlot backed up to thr fence...... That is too funny. Glad she is ok.
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  3317. that's a knife!
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  3318. So I clicked on one of your videos about goats, about 2 hours ago, and I'm still watching more of your videos. Fantastic job. Your genuine care and love for your animals. the way you are incredibly organized and the fact that you have such a sophisticated system is remarkable. I live in the country but don't have enough land to farm animals. However, if I ever move and decide to do so, I know where to come for guidance!
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  3319. This is something similar to what my wife has done, works amazingly efficient 👍 Fantastic build on the coup, you'll have some of the happiest chooks in the State🤘😎🤘 I love that all your animals are trusting enough to hang out while you build things for them. Close knit family👌
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  3320. Now that is cool I need one.. 😃💡👍👍🏆
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  3321.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you
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  3322. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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  3323. Your goats look very healthy and happy. Therapy holiday idea: a week as a goat shepherd.
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  3324. why would you downvote this? its just lovely
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  3325. Omg I love your video soooo muchhh Anne, especially the part you said 'resistsss' to buy the plants with fruit on it haha I've learned a lot from you, thank youuuu Anne.
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  3326. I think you have become my new hero!!! Sixty k pounds! Thats almost 80000 USD. Did I mention I was of English and Scot-Irish decent? Kudos to you and your son. Tools are cool.
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  3327. You go Darrel!! Best of luck to all of you :)
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  3328. you go with your baaaad self!
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  3329. If weeds are good, then my back garden is EXCELLENT!
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  3330. So cool and it's better to watch a longer video than IG, to see details you can't cover ,great project, everything you were cooking looked delicious, even the mini pizza
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  3331. Good job guurls 👌👌
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  3332. Joli démonstration bravo 🛠😉
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  3333. Strong women you're great . Respect
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  3334. This is one of the best YT videos i've seen! Really informative with realistic and practical steps to improve the farm. Heading straight over to Karson's channel!
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  3335. This was beautiful, thank you
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  3336. Great video & I agree about the chard! 😂
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  3337. Baaaaaaa 😊
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  3338.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank ou. I have not reached the older videos yet. Hope to do it soon :) ... Thank you so much!
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  3339. Anne of all trades - I always think of the movie Short Circuit (and the sequel) And, ya just know there's a left turn in there too .. Love watching...
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  3340. Wow that’s quality 👏🏼. Setting the bar high!
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  3341. After moving to 5 acres in the country, my grandmother decided goats were cute and got one. After getting tired of it climbing on, and scratching up the cars and urinating on its glands and thus reeking constantly she decided goats weren’t really that cute!
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  3342.  @AnneofAllTrades  I will certainly do that.. thanks
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  3343. Is it wierd that I like correction videos/emails? It's like some real real content. I even feel the same way about podcasts I listen to (specifically SYSK). It's more learning! And it's people being perfectly imperfect people. It's GOOD stuff.
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  3344. Nice
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  3345. good work Lady´s !!
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  3346. Yep, also different types of stone fruit, different varieties of apples & pears, etc. Grafting is brilliant!
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  3347.  @AnneofAllTrades  I’m a author, I get it. Being a “Creative or Visionary” is a tremendous gift, but it comes with far more pitfalls than a “Steady Eddie, guaranteed every two week check” you can count on and budget. A calculated risk is well worth (in my way of thinking) the risk. I did the Corporate, VP, Steady Eddie for nearly thirty years... creatives CAN NOT do this, as the confines and strict rigidity devours the Soul. Everyone is different with different needs and liabilities, but in the final analysis, so long as it’s not to your (or your family’s) detriment, you must keep going. A big heaping, smelly pile of regret lies at the end of that road. I’ve seen it happen to many. God Bless, all my prayers and best wishes go out to you.
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  3348. Your pig in the mud wallow is the cutest & funniest thing ever!! Wish I had a farm!!
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  3349. I think she's saying "fall front." It drops (falls) open.
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  3350. Your videos are awesome love them all
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  3351. I agree with you. What keeps me going is passing things on to my boys just want them to remember family time and projects and have something to leave them behind
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  3352. Looks great! Do you deliver? 😄😄
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  3353. Good job sister ❤.
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  3354. Incredible garden! I think I’m busy and then I see what you accomplish every week!
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  3355. This might be one of my most favourite videos to watch. When we're wrong, we learn...only the arrogant don't need to keep learning. Keep teaching...mistakes, snafus and your clearly wrong opinion on chard 😛, and I'll keep tuning in to learn it all. Thank you!!! I LOVE your channel and your amazing energy xo HNY my friend!
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  3356. Your outfit is stinking adorable!
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  3357. I've been having this realisation lately, I don't need all these power tools, it's too much fuss. This chest is like a sign from where dreams are made. This is brilliant, everything you need in one manageable sized box.
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  3358. omg I could foster tho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! after we get a safe fence and barn set up right! thank you again!
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  3359. 👍👍👍👍love your excitement 😊
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  3360. Love YOU Anne… will continue to watch you for being imperfect you!!!! Keep it coming!!!
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  3361. I do not know why this video popped up on my YouTube feed, but I enjoyed watching it. You are very knowledgeable and articulate.
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  3362. hola Anne , woow hermosa silla excelente trabajo..... espero un día puedas grabar un vídeo del preceso para curvar la madera ........saludos desde San Nicolas de los Garza N.L México Bendiciones para toda tu Familia @-;-;---
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  3363. Great video!!!
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  3364. thank you
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  3365. Great Job gang! 👍
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  3366. Amazing 👏 I feel less bad driving 2 hours to my extra jobs , extra income at my extra job and the me time while driving and milking cows is I believe that main reason I'm not as stressed as some people think I should be lol
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  3367. Awesome work!
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  3368. You guys are awesome, nice work :)
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  3369. Hang in there Anne is all I can say right now. If anyone can succeed it is you. Christmas is coming y'all! Go buy a shirt, or sticker, or class from Anne and help her get that school built. I just ordered my AOAT divider shirt today and will proudly wear it when it comes in the mail!
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  3370. amazing ❤❤❤
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  3371. You are such a badass. Fun, cool video - thanks!
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  3372. I love Gardening so much!!! BellBuckle is the land for the free!!!
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  3373. There’s a reason for having come across your channel ♥️🍃
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  3374. ❤❤❤
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  3375. nice tiny house
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  3376.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm glad I'm here as well! Now that I re-read my comment, it's kinda a scattered mess so I hope you got what I was saying haha. I'm turning 33 this year and your videos are where id be happiest in life and I think they may be the push I needed to actually go for it. Thank you, it means more than I can express 💜
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  3377. Love that truck.
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  3378. Quote of the video--"YOU DON'T GET PURPOSE FROM FEAR." Purpose--Romans 8:28 "And we know that in all things God works for the GOOD of those who love him, who have been called according to his PURPOSE." Fear--2 Timothy 1:7 “for God gave us a spirit NOT OF FEAR but of power and LOVE AND SELF CONTROL” So, should we live with Fear or Purpose? Peter has something to say about it: 1 Peter 3:13–14 “Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is good? But even if you should suffer for righteousness’ sake, you will be blessed. HAVE NO FEAR OF THEM, NOR BE TROUBLED.” Anne has wisdom. The Bible is our guidebook.
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  3379. Moo!😊
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  3380. This lady has been such an inspiration for me. Now I know I don't want alpacas unless I plan to live long term near a good vet! Thank you so much for all the education work you do here!
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  3381. “Fear only gets you so far” I love that! When I pushed beyond the fear, we made our mini farm a reality!
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  3382. great video. Gives me a lot to think on, as an expanding homesteader. Thank you for the good information.
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  3383. I really enjoyed watching this. Very inspirational project. Well done and thank you for posting.
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  3384. Omg I have a new thing to geek out over!
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  3385. I love goat milk. I prefer it over cows milk.
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  3386. CATS.
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  3387. The sweetest thing I have ever saw!!! I need one lol
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  3388. All great stuff thank you. BonusI’d like the bit where after you use the zip tie on the fence, You pulled The business and around to the back so the front looked nice and neat
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  3389. It's great to see both of you in the same video. Great job, by the way.
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  3390. 😂 swiss chard IS gross, love your honesty
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  3391. Thanks for sharing your journey. Community is everything.
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  3392. 🤘💪🙂👌👍🐓🚜
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  3393. Maybe I’ve been into instruments too long but what’s funny about f holes?
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  3394. Yes informative and entertaining!
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  3395. Hi Ann, I have watched several of your videos. I love love love your content, your personality, and hope to see a TON more of you and your farm animals and farm life!!!
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  3396. I just discoverd youre channel on youtube. I live in the netherlands. You are an amazing story teller. Down to earth. Just like i am. I am a fan. ❤ greatings from the netherlands.
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  3397.  @AnneofAllTrades  good that you have the facts and have proceedures figured out for your context.
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  3398.  @AnneofAllTrades  many of those physiological signs are relevant for humans, too. Basal temping can indicate human estrus and, if i recall correctly, after 18 days and no drop in peak temp, pregnancy can be determined by temp. Long time since i read that book.
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  3399. Cool project Texas
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  3400. This is fantastic. Congrats!
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  3401. You are so beautiful inside and out ❤. I love your sweet spirit. You remind me so much of my college best friend.
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  3402. your Honesty gives others hope to follow your footsteps,
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  3403. mental i like it hot but that,s too hot
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  3404. Such excellent information! Just subscribed!
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  3405. You can't do everything you need a community and start exchanging time and services. Alone you will burn yourself and be frustrated
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  3406. Hi guys, extremely useful, thanks a lot! To Anne: Wish you tons of excellent fruit, kind regards Peter
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  3407. you are amazing! love your videos
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  3408.  @AnneofAllTrades  I drove my 63 Bug 200 miles without brakes. Had to gear down to stop. Not recommended. My suggestion for you was more nostalgia than reality. I do love the truck.
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  3409. Another lovely build, thanks.
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  3410.  @AnneofAllTrades  While My Guitar Gently Weeps is one of the all time best! It doesn't get the recognition it deserves.
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  3411. Beautifully done. Thank you.
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  3412. Love this! Thank you.
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  3413.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for your response! I'm glad that Nashville was a place you could land and that all of your hard work was rewarded. I love your channel and wish you and your farm all the best :)
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  3414. You should write this up and submit it to a publication- NY Times, The Atlantic etc. This s an incredible piece!
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  3415. Anne! You are my hero! I appreciate you so much! I get everything that you were intending! And, by the way, swiss chard sucks. Of course it is my only go through the winter here in Virginia. But, picking small tender leaves, using bacon grease and garlic...it is an enormous no for my family. On the bright side, in December, it makes my garden appear to be thriving 😂😂
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  3416. Never trust any being that has rectangular eyes! 😆
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  3417. Daddy always said if you want to know something, ask someone that really knows. Here's a man in eastern North Carolina that would be glad to help you with advice on pigs. Chris has been raising pigs all his life and come from a long line of hog farmers. https://www.youtube.com/@HomesteadingtheHardWay
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  3418. ♥♥♥♥♥★★★★★
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  3419. My neighbor has one. They sound like a child being tortured. Doesn't help that there's a park across the street. Took me a while to realize it was actually an animal.😢
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  3420. Fantastic! Way to do something together and make memories!!
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  3421. I love it. I'm definitely a lazy gardener.
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  3422. Very interesting, I will have to watch some more!
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  3423. You remind me of my parents. No its not as bad as it sound. They both are kind of like you with just jumping into it and do it. Have saved quite a bit of money doing all the thing around the homes. Guess both growing up on old school farms (pre-tractor era) helped a lot with fix your shit or starve. lol
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  3424. ❤🎉
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  3425. I agree with Adam, I wouldn't have seen any errors! It's a gorgeous cabinet! (Feline approved! 😉)
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  3426. Cool project! You two Rock!
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  3427. You have become very wise and learned the meaning of life.... community or calm unity.
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  3428. Thanks I loved watching your video
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  3429. super
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  3430.  @AnneofAllTrades  The farm I lived at (where the ex lives, we're still friends) we had chickens and they ALWAYS hung around the horses. Symbiotic. Horse could all nap because they knew the chickens would give alarm, and the chickens knew nothing was going to mess with them when the giant 4 legged beasts were about. Twas lovely.
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  3431. So much lovely space you have to work with! Love to see what you make next 😊👍
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  3432. Love the salad into beef comment!
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  3433. Beautiful!
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  3434. Yes girl! Your the Bomb!
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  3435. spectacular !
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  3436. You are fantastic 🎉thanks for the tips for my first garden
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  3437. Great video 👍👍 nice ideal apple cider
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  3438.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the additional information! My experience with burdock is twofold: growing up on a sheep farm in VA, it was the enemy. On the other hand, as both of you noted, the root is edible and I’ve used it to make tea and infusion. The root is very high in inulin and thus nourishing to the gut microbiome.
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  3439. Brian Ramsey she’s in TN now
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  3440. Excelente trabalho.
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  3441. Awesome project. Hope to see it again when you get the interior finished.
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  3442. My bad goats were always my favorites
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  3443. Ann it is not a mistake is you don`t do it twice, keep up the good work.Tom from Canada.
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  3444. I am pleasantly surprised that you mentioned your experience in Dan-Shuei. I believe your mandolin music added more beauty to Dan-Shuei. Thank you for sharing such a lovely story.
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  3445. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I was so happy to see your face, and I think watching the video actually refilled my energy tank, and now I can finish that stuck in a teeth work thing that I’ve been putting off for a couple of days. I just wanted you to know that I’ve learned A TON from you. Not just gardening which is very different for everyone, but the attitude, approach to life and many other neat things that make you YOU. You are a very courageous human being and it’s a delight to watch your journey.
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  3446.  @AnneofAllTrades  it’s ok you use the other half of your brain VERY well!!
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  3447. that was AWESOME
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  3448. 👍
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  3449. Anne of All Trades - Mom of All Trades is a very wise woman!
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  3450. Go girl.
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  3451. Beautifully done. Thanks!
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  3452. Mine too !
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  3453. You Rock. Thanks for sharing.
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  3454. Great fun video , thanks for the smiles
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  3455. Sorry to about your loss
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  3456. You are informative and not preacher or scolding. Thank you. GOD BLESS YOU.
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  3457. I love your garden and all your beautiful volunteers. What’s not to love about munchable volunteers!? Kayleen x
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  3458. You rock! total fan - appreciate you sharing what you do - major help for me.
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  3459. Very good job
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  3460. Your farm and garden are awesome! Nice setup! New Sub!
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  3461. Still gettin a few... great work girly! Love from a Wisconsin homesteader.
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  3462. You go girl
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  3463. I have a "Dolly Parton" in my goat barn, too. Blonde, blue eyes, killer knockers, and a voice fit for country songs. She only had twins to my huge relief as a brand new goatherd. Named them after a Dolly song, Carolina and Moonshine. :D Part of the reason we like where we settled in north-central Idaho, is that although people do sort of keep to themselves, if something happens, the neighbors will drop everything to come help.
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  3464. thanks for sharing!
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  3465. This is a wonderful idea! I have plenty bamboo! Don't recommend anyone to plant it unless they have large property. It's swallowing the house. I have Asian people who cut sprouts every year. They don't take them all. They said to maintain the growth of my patch some need to grow. I sometimes wish it were gone. I do like that it's home for birds every night. And there are many tree frogs.
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  3466. Hey Anne! For you no task is mindless! LOL! Just another part of your brain ( it's neuropsychology ) Well done as always and you had some great mentors.
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  3467. Awesome work x
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  3468. Love your message! 👏👏
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  3469. I just stumbled upon your video. WOW is all I can say. I have seen a few accomplished people in my life. However, you take the cake. I sent your video out to every woman I know who voted for Hilary. I wanted to show them there are real women in the world they look up to and emulate. If I had a daughter I would want her to be like you. Smart, hardworking, independent, free-thinking. I think the coolest thing about YouTube is we find out that our country really does have some great people. I wish you all the best in your move. God Bless
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  3470. You're awesome!! Great vid and shard is disgusting. ❤
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  3471. I built one from the original design years ago but never thought of changing the seat. Great idea!
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  3472. i must get me some of those saftey Sandals......Loving the work Keep the sun shining in your mind,, and it will light your day
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  3473. I absolutely understand what you are saying, and there is no chance I will ever own a donkey, but by heck, I'd so love to have one.
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  3474. I love you, I care, thank you 😘
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  3475. love this house
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  3476. Love honey helps when your not well too.... should send some to April Wilkerson lol see what she says about it....
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  3477. People being upset about you not liking chard is WILD. How dare you have an opinion 🤣🤣 i happen to like chard, but i dont care that you dont. I thought the short was funny 🤷‍♀️ i appreciate that you do correct yourself. We all get things wrong sometimes. I honestly didnt even catch most of these and i do watch all your videos. The one that i have heard you say a few times and wish youd correct is the whole GMO thing. You keep likening hybrids and selective breeding to GMO. While they are all types of artificial selection, GMO, hybrids, and selective breeding are 3 different things and already have established definitions
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  3478. I study and practice arboriculture in MN. Majority of people bury trees and not plant them. Plant it hi it will never die, plant it deep it will weep.
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  3479. Wow .. thanks Anne .. that was inspirational
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  3480. ❤️ Welcome to Tennessee glad you're here
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  3481. I'm glad you made this a happy ending that your goat got a baby of her own, even if it wasn't hers in the first place and she is a good mom.
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  3482. She is RIGHT ON!
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  3483.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you so much! Very grateful for all you do!
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  3484. 5b here. Only a couple frosts so far, quite unusual. My mullein and chard is still alive so its not been terrible yet.
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  3485. Excellent video, great information.❤
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  3486. thank you
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  3487. Trainnnnnnn Hornnnnn
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  3488. Baby Goat do do do dOH MY G*** WHGAT is THAT! OMG Fast forward Farst forward Farst Forward! Alien EGG SSACKS!!! I swear! . . . OOh, okay, okay. Baby Goats! do do do do do do =D SORRY City boy here. Love your Vids. You do wonderful work =)
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  3489. I really like her ability to accept we all do dumb stuff sometimes. God bless her and the people who raised her.
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  3490. I can't remember who (from sometime in the 1600s) said it, but it went something like this: "Though the gardener be of another mind, the Doctor prefers a quarter acre of quack grass over five acres of carrots." Research how fabulously medicinal quack grass roots are!
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  3491. Yayaya
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  3492. Thank you for the authenticity you bring to this platform. I have been following throughout your journey and I love the diversity of your skills and how you allow your creativity to inspire, educate & become a role model for others. You bring so much good, a fresh approach and positive encouragement! You are a natural teacher, please keep it coming 👍
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  3493. Something about redheads named april huh?
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  3494. Very nice summary and insight Anne. Society has become much more isolated since the pandemic. Today, we now have to recognize and work at doing what once came naturally. Thank you
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  3495. Спасиба
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  3496. green and brown makes the world go round
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  3497. LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS!!! ❤❤❤
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  3498. Great video!!!! Thank you
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  3499. I have ONE strawberry crown that gave me like a half dozen berries and no runners as of yet:( however I have volunteer sawtooth blackberry that hopefully will be producing next summer and found a gooseberry plant! Any tips on goumi berries (elegans multiflora) and/or hazelnut?
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  3500. 🎉🎉 Amazing achievement! I was exhausted just watching the amount of work that went into this!
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  3501. Awesome! Congratulations. Looking forward to more.
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  3502. Great video thanks for sharing .
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  3503. New viewer and new FAN - you had me at "let's not just breeze past the fact that salads are disgusting..." Amen to that! Ribeyes for the win!
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  3504. They seem like a lot of trouble to keep as high-maintenance (and expensive) pets. But I agree with you on the goat milk point; it is delicious!
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  3505. Wow good job!
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  3506. Pretty cool...
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  3507. Great advice for my granddaughter Anne!
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  3508. Nice arms, Anne 💪
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  3509. Good video.
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  3510. Okay, you always impress me, but this has to be the most impressive achievement I have ever seen. WOW!
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  3511. Love my goats💕💕💕
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  3512.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you again Anne.
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  3513. ❤ Not everyone sees it that way, so I very much appreciate those who feel able to share. You are following the "do as you would be done by" and also the "reap what you sow, sow what you want to reap" maxims. Wishing you plentiful harvest of garden produce and kindness 😊🙏
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  3514. Very nice Anne, I like the style and the nails are cool. Good job, thanks for sharing
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  3515. What would Mr. Underhill say? "outstanding!" Beautiful property, by the way. Merry Christmas
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  3516. Adam has the best chuckle laugh!!!
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  3517. Another great video, you're so talented and hard working
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  3518. I've had goats for a long time never lost one. I do have some expencive goats. The Vet is on speed dial. I call my vets by his and by their first name. DOCTOR.
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  3519. Tennessee
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  3520. Great video I love growing as well. Your farm is awesome I love your donkey too. Thanks for the info 😁
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  3521. I agree with billroberts....she is such a wonderful teacher
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  3522. Great Video, Happy New Year!
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  3523. Cool video. Thanks for sharing.
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  3524. You are both such inspirations.
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  3525. Goat cheese, yummy!
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  3526. 👍👍✌
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  3527. Figureoutable. There’s your next channel name. 👍
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  3528. Thank you Anne for another great video! I enjoy them so much!
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  3529. Beautiful. I like it
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  3530. You are truly a blessing, and a wonderful warrior! Exceptionally strong in every way, (physical,emotional, spiritual) you are an inspiration to so many. I know your life is not easy, and your courage is so admirable. Stay strong, Anne! God bless you, your wonderful family, and your chaotically wonderful animals. Always in my prayers. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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  3531. I love your organic garden very much
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  3532. great video
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  3533. I don't know which is better . . . the video itself or those hilarious outtakes HA HA HA! Anne, I thought I would see you standing on the finished frame to prove how strong it was LOL!
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  3534. Hi anne I love ur vids I love u sooo muchh u are so helpful and amazing i love ur videos so much
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  3535. How did you know we were going to get goats next year as our next 'animal upgrade' from chickens?! Great video. I really appreciate the honesty of your content in the interest of responsible homesteading and farming. I'm still getting 2 goats, but now I have to plan a way to keep them in our forest with 4 line electric vs our plan to keep them in the pasture with future steer. I want the little demons to be as healthy as possible.
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  3536. I like Kevin the best
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  3537. can we fix it? YES WE CAN! <3
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  3538. I love your educational videos since I am just starting to garden but I love these just as much! Your awesome personality comes out so much more 😊
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  3539. Oh nice. I grew up on milking cows. Ohtheyre so fun and its refreshing I missed my childhood days
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  3540. ❤ Community is good.
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  3541. @Zengineer I totally agree. More data points always make a smoother graph! 📈👍
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  3542. Wow, goats really do eat everything. 😅
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  3543. Awesome video. Learned a lot, now I don't have to be intimidated when sharpening blades. Thank you
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  3544. Thank you for your time and answer. Informative video—can’t wait to start seeds in February. You’re doing a great job! 😊
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  3545. I'm about to start planting so Thanks! because I would have made all of these mistakes.
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  3546. Power Ladys ! Nice Tiny House !
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  3547. You are just a true gem! Never stop bring who God made you to be.
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  3548. I’ve found carrying a (2X) spray bottle of water around is a sly way to surprise the challenging furry. They don’t take surprise squirts to the face and they are more likely to back off. Love your roving and ranting around the farm!!😂😮😅❤ It’s a therapy we couldn’t get anywhere else!🤗🤣😂👍 Love to you and ALL of yours!! 😎❤🎉😘
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  3549. Love my goats
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  3550. Organization? Please feel free to come by any time. If you feel a need to organize, help yourself! I'll even trade.
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  3551. Ohhhhhh honey.... 😢 You are beyond amazing. Someday we'll be friends enough that I'll explain what I know about you because we're the same. Head high.
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  3552. Thanks!
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  3553. Super 👍🏻📢 à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
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  3554. Thanks for sharing I’m not an spoon Carver by any means but love to see an learn more about it… thanks again
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  3555. Like a Boss. Wow, so inspiring. Love your work.
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  3556. thank you
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  3557. but they make excellent curry, somali style or southeast asian style, indian style. i love goat meat!
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  3558. Deepest respect for your courage and vulnerability and willingness to model a new way of living - a sane way that's heart based. Thank you to you and your husband for your gift of sharing your heartache. You will be amazing parents. I hope you'll check out Dr. Brooke Goldner's protocol for healing. Or the fruit and herbs way. Warmest best wishes.
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  3559. Seed saving! Along side soil health and good planning, it should be one of the main foundational tenants of lazy gardening! Your second, third, etc generation plants will do so much better in the same soil and climactic conditions than buying new seed every year, and they require so much less time and effort in caring for them. Lazy gardening ftw :)
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  3560. Actually you can move your bees anywhere you want just move them at night and put something in front of their entrance to make it look different
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  3561. That chicken was a good girl - still helping the garden. 🙂
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  3562. That list of seasons is the most accurate thing I've ever seen in my life 😂 My grandparents had a thriving garden once upon a time. Sadly, over the past decade or so, it's basically turned to sand because I live in NM. This year, I'm determined to bring at least one of the raised garden beds back to life. Thank you for the tips 😊
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  3563. 💘💘💘awesome
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  3564.  @AnneofAllTrades  you remind me of myself. I totally leave my tools out even though they get rusted. Lol.
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  3565. Having that giant wood pile for your goats to climb all over is so sweet and smart.
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  3566. 👍👍👍👏
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  3567. great stuff x some people need that isolation to find that there is more to life than just that. Good for you
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  3568. How fratuitous...
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  3569. You don’t see hand carved dove tails too often. That looks amazing
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  3570. ❤
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  3571. Love this!!
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  3572. Wow... I'm feeling a little lazy here! Great job and best of luck in the years to come!
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  3573. Thanks,  @AnneofAllTrades  . I'm going out in the yard tomorrow to move an Acanthus mollis (Bear's Breeches) plant, so I'll take care of this while I'm out there.
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  3574. Looks yummy thanks for the tips
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  3575. Very nice looks yummy
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  3576. ❤❤💜💜💛💛💚💚💙💙❤❤
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  3577. You are awesome!!! You teach the way I need.... Thank you, will be trying your method. I appreciate budget friendly methods...makes me able to try things too.
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  3578. I truly wish people researched critters AtoZ, in general much better... BEFORE diving in and so much unnecessary suffering happens😢 Breeds have clear known personalities and living environment needs. Yeah?
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  3579. Thanks for sharing !
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  3580. I love those shelves. I think I may have found the project for my Daughter and I this winter. Thank you
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  3581. I need to get the thing to make mine XD
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  3582. You remind me so much of one of my nieces, too cute.
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  3583. This is an excellent explanation...
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  3584. Beauceefuss😂😂😂😂
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  3585. I absolutely love all your energy it’s like a cup of coffee first thing in the morning. I just retired and started gardening for stress relief and your videos have been great. 10:49 Thank You so much for sharing so much helpful information.
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  3586. Seeing how much you enjoy it is inspiring thanks
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  3587. Very cool
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  3588. Instead of seaweed meal ,we fed our girls mangrove branches , because we lived near a mangrove river and sea estuary , It was great . ❤❤
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  3589. The chard thing is just about personal taste…🤷🏽‍♀️ funny enough I liked them a lot as an uninfluenced kid and don’t like them so much anymore now… For me they taste a lot like spinach and also spinach is not my favorite anymore. There’s a very good recipe for a special type of chard with a very wide white softer stem and green leaves, it is delicious, but this chard variant has not such a strong metallic taste. I think every plant we eat , we use sauce on or we make sauce with it… I always loved the green leafy vegetables 🥬 and I always use sauce in all varieties I can think of on them of with them. The plants I hate are Brussels sprouts and Okra and people who eat still green banana 🍌 and say it’s tasty 🤦🏽‍♀️ Carrots and fruit is the only thing I eat without sauce (=I mean at least oil, salt and lemon), so it doesn’t make a lot of sense to me not to allow butter etc. to make something taste good, that’s just called cooking. However, I would react the same way as you with chard, if we’d talk about unripe bananas!!😂 BTW I don’t have any type of chard in my garden 🎉
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  3590. Mootilda?
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  3591. do the alpacas know their names? **she just said TINA eat your food hahaha.. greatest movie reference ever
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  3592. We use spot on collars too…..amazing. Pricey but, worth it for the homestead
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  3593. Very informative videos. I learnt a lot. Takes a lot of stress out of the experience. I’ve ‘dubbed’ you the Energizer Bunny’. Love your unique style!❤
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  3594. No raisins? I put raisins in mine. I believe they are a tasty addition.
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  3595. That's the way to cook!
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  3596. @ 😂😂 anytime!!!
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  3597. You can definitely send me several of those pesky passion fruit vines.
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  3598. Love your channel Anne, you have the prettiest smile on you tube. 😀
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  3599. It’s not too late, it’s never too late.
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  3600. @Anne of All Trades  can't believe I'm the first to spot him. Just nonchalantly saying hey here's my famous friend. Let him know I love the band, just had to rewatch the Morning Comes video.
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  3601. Well now I wish I lived in Tennessee so I could take some classes!
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  3602. 🤘💪🙂👍🚜🐓
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  3603. "It's 96 degrees out here" Laugh Cries in Arizonan
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  3604. They do look great!
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  3605. love your animals
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  3606. ❤
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  3607. Mrs. Briggs, with a knife, in the kitchen, cut her hand . <-- Clue
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  3608. This is my first video of yours that I've seen and I'm already sold. Your tips are insightful and your style is engaging. I grew up on a 1/2 acre mini-farm where we raised pigs, goats, horses and my mother had a 1/4 acre garden. My father taught me core lessons about building things, and I learned a lot about animal husbandry from my mother. But the garden always seemed so arcane to me. I could pick out plants that would thrive on instinct, but had no idea what it was that I saw. I remember we had a sage plant that everyone said was sickly and wouldn't survive, but I insisted it was the one to take home and plant. And by all that is good IT WAS HAPPY, it completely dominated it's half-barrel planter and then started throwing out babies as far as it could. I've been trying to pick up a hobby, and none of the more technical ones like programming are clicking. But you've got me thinking that maybe I should get into gardening. I know my cat would love it, and I could pick my mother's brain on things I don't understand. /subbed
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  3609. Oh thanks so much :-) I was kidding a little bit ;-) But I really like that it was not random all the way. Engineers..We dont do random
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  3610. YUMMY!!! and it's that much better that a Eagle gave it to you!!!
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  3611. Amazing
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  3612. 💓🤗💓
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  3613. Very very beautiful job 👍👍
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  3614. They’re so stinking cute!! 💕
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  3615. Bravo excellent and very needed
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  3616. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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  3617. I like you, always been amused by the mildly crazy !
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  3618. Thank you
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  3619. Thanks Anne, that was really informative, nice little tips.
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  3620. wow!!! the details are amazing and worth the extra time and effort for them... amazing piece!! the cat though was so funny getting in the way all the time!! hahaha
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  3621. YOUR THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  3622. I live in the middle of the city and don't think my neighbors would enjoy us getting a donkey. I will suggest it to the wife and see her response.
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  3623. Stop it, you're having way too much fun
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  3624. Love the roaming critters!
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  3625. Awesome stuff Anne and Mom of All Trades! 😃👍🏻👍🏻👊🏻👊🏻
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  3626.  @AnneofAllTrades  Indiana! That soda is around many places and I am glad I can find it here. I thought it only was a southern thing.
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  3627.  @AnneofAllTrades  I had forgotten about that. Having had a serious hand injury myself I know a bit of what you are going thru. Listen to your therapist
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  3628. Just what I needed!
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  3629. wow just found your channel. Believe me I understand. I liked, I subscribed and we'll be watching.
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  3630.  @AnneofAllTrades  I totally agree about the cheap guides. I got the Veritas system and it’s awesome. Tool sharpening can be such a rabbit hole with all of the different options. I think your video was a great primer.
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  3631. Greetings from France :)
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  3632. Brilliant ❤thanks for the information.
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  3633. *drool
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  3634. Some people seem to gain satisfaction in pointing out other people’s mistakes. Some people seem to be offended by our mistakes… But many times we make them without malice, and mistakes are the best learning tool in the world—coz when we learn, it’s no longer a mistake but a life lesson. And you bravely put yourself out there all the time. I recently watched your video where you talked about all of the “buzz“ words that you have to put into your programming to filter out nasty comments. I don’t understand why people don’t take your content for what it’s worth… Your intent is to help, to teach, and to share your experiences. You do it with joy and laughter, and you even take time, though I don’t know where you find it, to respond to comments and questions. The order of the day is to extend grace to each other because none of us is perfect. Please keep doing what you’re doing. With those folks who make critical (not constructive) comments , just because they throw them in your path doesn’t mean you have to pick them up and carry them. Thank you for all you do… I and so many others so look forward to walking on this journey called life with you sharing wit and wisdom. (I’ve been saving Amazon boxes all winter to create better beds for my plants.) Your expertise is so appreciated! And your kind heart as well! ❤
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  3635. We want to build this somewhere
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  3636. I live in an urban area and watch 2 “homesteading” channels. Neither is about doomsday prep. I’d just love to grow some veggies and share with other people! They also have wonderful recipes for fresh food! Your message here was inspiring 💕
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  3637. You love em so much you didn't fool me haha
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  3638. subscribed ☀️i love this content
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  3639. Helo bạn yêu quý ,chúc bạn một ngày vui vẻ hạnh phúc ❤❤❤🤝.
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  3640. Awesome! I didnt know that it was so easy.
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  3641.  @AnneofAllTrades  Okay thanks!
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  3642. Thanks
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  3643. Awesome!
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  3644. Nice Build.
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  3645. Great to hear from an expert. Very interesting
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  3646. Looks like lieutenant harris:face-fuchsia-poop-shape:
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  3647. Amazing Ann. To see how you setup everything. You're a very handy lady. Beautiful video. 👍👍👍👍👍👋
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  3648. I was about to tell you to use the outside siding in the inside when you showed what you were doing. Nice use putting it down for flooring. You could also use it on the walls. Maybe not all the walls, but some of them.
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  3649. Sorry to hear about Abby...she looked a lovely soul. Great chair to remember her in.
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  3650. Showing other people where you've failed actually helps them to avoid the same mistake. Also, it makes people feel that you (as a Youtuber and a maker) are one of them, a human, just like them. Many people are afraid to do stuff, because all they see is the success of others and they think to themselves "no, i won't be able to do such a thing, like XY did - why would I even bother?"
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  3651. I'm so glad that I took the time to listen to your story. Looking forward to following your future adventures!
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  3652. Ours had a heavy weight fly wheel on it to aid in the ease of turning.
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  3653. nice!!! cheers from Brazil
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  3654. Reba Milkentire 😂 You make me laugh Anne. Blessings to you 🙏❤️ 🤣
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  3655. They ARE cute, but even a simple sheep or goat is at least as equally cute, if not more.
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  3656. my goat story: in 2022, we got two nigerian dwarf goats. my dad started to say goodnight to them every night. they became very loving, and cuddly. in march 2024, we got gifted a baby goat, although she unfortunately passed away. in mid 2024, we got another baby goat. that one ran away.. LOL. but anyways, we got gifted two nigerian dwarves. it turns out the female was pregnant.. she had her baby, and let me tell you, he is the cutest thing ever. once again, actually very recently, we got another one, and she’s starting to warm up to us. if you get goats, don’t accept goats as gifts. people will hear about it, and just keep giving them to you.
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  3657. Chard , yuck!
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  3658. Brava complimenti
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  3659. This video of pruning that peach tree was the most informative fruit tree pruning video I have seen yet. I have been growing peach, apple and paw paw trees for 10 years and never felt confident about pruning my peaches. My oldest 6 year old peach tree is bigger than your 4 yr old and I realized I trained its structure all wrong. I did a pretty severe pruning job the other day after watching this and it finally has the right goblet shape. Hopefully I didn’t take too much off, we’ll see what happens in the spring. Fortunately I have 4 others that are doing great if all else fails. I’ve enjoyed watching your videos and you’re really cute, too.
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  3660. We are currently working on moving out to Tennessee. I'm an unintentional homesteader who's fallen in love and Tennesse seems like the place to be. We are close but not in Seattle now. My fiance sends me your videos all the time knowing I'll love them! 😂 I'm always talking about community and not doing this on our own so just sent this over too! 😂 Who knows, maybe one day our paths may cross!
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  3661. Thanks human for making me a chair.....🐱.....lol
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  3662. kudos
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  3663. I’m a year older😁
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  3664. I did not know about the ash but then mine run free but still I give them minerals. Will have to look into it and how much it is my the ton or trailer load. Ya I have space to store a few ton if cheap enough by load build a bin for it Ya not poor farmer b/c I never fell into the debt trap. Got DA farms out in 8 yr and it has been how much more can we ad on this yr Got ppl that run a saw mill for me. 100% commission. The deal is he cut trees (his boys do) haul logs to mill, sell lumber. He get whatever he can for it. the crop gets 5% of net his is rest
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  3665. Thank you Ms Anne. Love your quality and well edited videos. Kudos to Adam as well. Keep up the great work.
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  3666. Seems to me this is an incredibly informative and helpful video. I hope everybody who's thinking about getting a donkey watches this so they know what is involved. Bless you.:finger-red-number-one:
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  3667. We gave up on having the traditional lawn. No more pesticides so now, what grows, grows. Dandelions, clover, violtjes, and a bunch of others. Hey, it stays green even when other lawns are brown. Sometimes we let it be a meadow full of flowers for the bees. Or just don't mow it traditionally short or just mow some parts.
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  3668. Saludos Anne
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  3669. You live such an awesome life. Great video too. Keep up the great work.
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  3670. Anne of All Trades Beg your pardon - I just checked out some of your other videos and saw your shavehorse build. Doh!
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  3671. Thank you Anne for this video. Don't know if this matters to you - but your credibility just went way up - more - after watching you admit what misinformation or lack of clarification some of your previous videos had. It's like I'm learning along with you in this video!
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  3672. Thank you, stay strong, stay proud of your achievement 👏❣👏👏
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  3673. We got three to work our woods last year, I never went into it thinking they were cute. They were working animals and I had to learn all the health things I could. We still had one die of a rare encephalitis. We found out from a necropsy. I’ll never put goats here again because we have a high load of white tail deer which results in ticks which cause the rare encephalitis. Therefore any future goats have a high risk of having the same thing again. The vet never suspected what it was, and there was no saving it. We spent a couple weeks doing around the clock shots which did nothing. By the time you see symptoms they are too far gone. I don’t love goats for having them because they’re cute. I’ll never have them again anyway.
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  3674. Love your videos - always great quality, uplifting and inspirational, even when you forget to add stuff 😂 Looking forwards to your future projects!! 👍 😊
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  3675. Anne of All Trades 😂😂
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  3676. Yayyyy awesome
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  3677. Proud of you for addressing these things 😁
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  3678. Great project. Terrific cat, too.
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  3679. Gorgeous piece you had done there! I'd love to have at least 1% of your skills. Changing topic, at 17:03 your cat was like "Hey human, can I get some petting here?" gets shoved to the side "Pleeeeeeaasse?!!" I am a very bad person for laughing at this.
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  3680. Great job Anne. Nothing is perfect, that's what makes the piece yours.
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  3681. HOW AMAZING IS THIS!!?
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  3682. Excellent video, I've never really known what happens after the squeezing is done, thanks for a super informative post
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  3683. Can't wait to get me some piggies.....June will not come soon enough for the move to the homestead.
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  3684. l like your working video
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  3685. 👍
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  3686. Great video Anna 👍
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  3687. Awesome your rock
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  3688. 1/4/25 I've said this before but I'm going to say it again thank you so very much for being so open talking about mental health issues and how to deal with them and more importantly to deal with them. And more directly toward this video we all give misinformation sometimes believing that we're giving the right information and sometimes it's more of an opinion or it can vary from what part of the country you live in. We're all out here trying to do our best and I think you are doing a wonderful job! HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY! Tigger 🙂🤎
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  3689. Papa needs one too ! My yard is in serious need of a soil and rock relocation program!
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  3690. anne estas bien chula
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  3691. RIP Abby. She'll live forever in your heart.
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  3692. I love this gardening psychology and abide by it. You dont need pesticides. Respect the balance of biodiversity and nature will take care of things. Use organic products if need be but otherwise after awhile balance will be achieved naturally 👍🙏
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  3693. Your amazing. Great message.
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  3694. I had no intention of getting a goat and now feel passionately about not getting one
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  3695. 😂My cow is a holstein I totally get it I had to leave her behind at the farm but I'm so greatful to have the experience with her ❤
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  3696. Cats are gardners too, but not like dogs 😂 greetings from the Netherlands 👍
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  3697. 🌝👍👍👍👍
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  3698. I do want animals (my favourite is always chickens) and i think goats throughout their whole life as cute
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  3699. 10/10 video title. Clicked on it IMMEDIATELY. I just had to know
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  3700.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you for replying! :) and hope you get the nice big greenhouse soon then :)
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  3701. 😄😄
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  3702. Will you adopt me?😊
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  3703. I'd love to keep bees. Right now isn't the time but it's definitely on the list!
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  3704. Every time I watch this, I love it all over again, like “meeces to pieces.” ❤❤
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  3705. Nice job girls
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  3706. That was pretty cool👌 Cheers for sharing👍
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  3707. I'm 75 and trying to get back to gardening ... you're a treasure. RJ
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  3708. Great 👍🏼 girls they are awesome they make great wood projects so hi to both Anne and April, thank you girls for updating us .
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  3709. WOW Great video . U Guyz ROCK! :-)
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  3710. Excellent video! Aside from the specifics this applies to EVERY animal that a human decides to bring home. Pandemic pets is a real thing. If you don’t want to learn what it takes to keep them healthy and yes, even happy for the entirety of their lives then please don’t bring them home. Goat responsibly! Pet responsibly! Animal responsibly! Thank you Anne! 😁👍
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  3711. Constructing a thing that does not work is not a failure. Thomas Edison said: “I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.” But, don't give up, because he ALSO said: “Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up.” https://www.goodreads.com/author/quotes/3091287.Thomas_A_Edison
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  3712. Thought about this video all day long. I've got just a few months to get my other buildings in shape so I can plant my very first garden. So looking forward to this. My cardboard collection is growing too, for the same reason. : )! Thank you so much for sharing this!
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  3713. more channels need to look back at thier mistakes and admit them my garden is somewhat of a lazy garden , if i prune plant they just get chop and dropped used as mulch or if they are soft and succulent annuals they go in the worm bin , my garden has snails but theyre not a problem because my garden also has skinks , so far the only problem pests are aphids , ants , termites and occasionally spider mites especially over our dry warm winters and desertlike hot springs , pest pressure dies down alot in the summer once the rains come but then the "FUNGUYS" (pun) like powdery mildew and botritis start rearin thier heads
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  3714. Wow!
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  3715. Big plans for the upcoming year. I'm hoping you will have success, actually I know you will succeed and I am looking forward to your videos. love seeing happy animals. A great reflection of their care.
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  3716. Nice l like it and I like the tiny house looks great 👍 I
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  3717. IT's only getting better now you two teamed up !!! Totally AWESOME : You go girls. ! ! !! ! I"ll be watching
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  3718. 🎖
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  3719. Superbe travail, très belle réalisation. Bravo !
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  3720. I will set up some traps for next year . Great info!
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  3721.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for clarifying that it sounds like you have the kind of “jobs” people talk about when they say if you love what you do you’ll never work a day in your life although I swear I don’t mean that in the sense that diminishes the amount of sweat equity you put into your farm, it just seems like a labor of love for you which is such a cool thing to see :)
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  3722.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for being an Ag Educator.
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  3723. Love what you’re doing and can’t wait to sign up for a class!
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  3724. ❤ I lost my 1st baby too, but 30+ years later, I enjoy watching your videos with my eldest son & have 3 other grown up children too. You'll be an amazing mum when it's your season xx
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  3725. Not a horse or a cow and need certain food and care like all animals
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  3726. Goats are assholes, IMHO. Props to those who love and use them in spite of this, though.
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  3727. LOLOLOLOL April ride’n the donkey... priceless!!!
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  3728. At 3:38: All you need is a well fitting flak jacket to protect you.
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  3729. For some reason, I enjoyed this video, could be the funny goats, could also be the pretty lady talking about the funny goats that kept me watching. But there's one thing that I've learnt from this video that I previously thought impossible: you can have a full-time job and take care of a farm with only your spouse to help you, who also has a full-time job?
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  3730. I’m so sorry……..I am no stranger to traumatic loss so my heart is with you……….it will soften……….😢💔❤️‍🩹
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  3731. Amazing!!!
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  3732. It's a small place to hang your hat.
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  3733. Thank you for the video but also...I love your outfit , puffy vest, cute headband! 😁
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  3734. Very nice! Also like the use of the concrete vibrator. It helps compact the larger aggregate against the lower part of the post.
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  3735. Gawww...Yes indeed 58 yrs old. May be a little too late for me, but know I am in your corner. Ty Ty Ty
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  3736. LOL😊👍👍👍👍
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  3737. This video is so cute and helpful.🍑
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  3738. It's pretty interesting how dog work according to their species. There's a lot of things to learn and that's why farmer's profession is fascinating! Jean-Yves from france.
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  3739. 👋😃
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  3740. Rolly pollies I love it I used to call them pea bugs .
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  3741. Interesting video, never seen building paper attached to the studs first the covered w/ plywood
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  3742. My goodness that is some pretty wood and the table is pretty cool nice job you two. I always watch to the end. : ) peace and Happy New Years
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  3743. haha :-) read the instructions on the back. funny. 🙂
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  3744. I do remember that one you mentioned in the beginning and I remember that my grandma helped me re pot that mistake that you mentioned and yes it grew
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  3745. May God be your dreams
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  3746. 😮😂😂😂😂 ❤️❤️🎼🎼❤️❤️🎯thank youu!!😘
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  3747. I wasn't thinking of any jokes UNTIL she mentioned the possibility.
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  3748. April is awesome. Great work.
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  3749. New Subscriber, nice work‼️👍 Vinny 🇺🇸
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  3750. 👍👍👍👍hmmmmmm....need that
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  3751. Do not forget her, time will heal. Work Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
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  3752. Any person who has the courage to admit their mistakes and set things straight it truly brave. Your viewers value your honesty and for that reason will not unsubscribe. Thank you.
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  3753. Greetings from Northern Croatia! I put stinging nettle in water, for nitrogen deficiency solution, and banana peals for potassium deficiency! It's nice to learn how to solve calcium problem! Egg shells work fine with that, but it takes too much time to decompose and release that calcium! I used to throw lime on the certain beds in autumn, where I knew I would plant something in the spring that requires a lot of calcium!
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  3754. We never lost a goat in ten years. When we moved, I ended up giving them away. Miss those wonderful, affectionate, funny rascals.
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  3755. Your farm is absolutely beautiful! I love the peaceful atmosphere and the variety of animals you have. Your videos are so relaxing to watch.
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  3756. 🥰
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  3757. 💜
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  3758. One heck of a year! You nailed it! Thanks for sharing. 👊
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  3759. Thank you!!!!! I love every tip and experienced multiple “Ohhhhhhh!” moments. May God richly bless your work. I truly appreciate your perspective and values. I look forward to learning more from you.
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  3760. Failure is part of success!
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  3761. Watching two badass women do this is AMAZING. This video is making my day!
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  3762. Goats! Goats! Goats! It is my dream!!! 🐐 🐐🐐😍🥰🥰
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  3763. Good luck.
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  3764. I love watching your channel and I have learned a lot! I have also shied away from social media because of criticism but I appreciate that you’re still pushing forward. I love your content and look forward to your videos!
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  3765. Another Great Video 👍 Great content, keep up the great work!
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  3766. Nice job you girls know how to work .
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  3767. I love the string technique for pressure! Smart!
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  3768. That’s awesome! Great job guys
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  3769. Wow! That's about 15 different kinds of awesome.
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  3770. But I like punching the saw through the wood, taking half a centimeter or more a pass on softwood :-P it's what makes the whole process fun...
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  3771. Anne stunning work you rock, awesome details
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  3772. That was a great cat movie :-)
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  3773. You’re smart to enjoy them while you can, lost my mother in law a few years back and my mom in August, I’m so grateful for the time we had, have a lovely evening Annie ~
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  3774. Lot of patience. Lot of talent. Congratulation.
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  3775. Just added your website to my phone home screen for easy access ❤ thank you 🙏🏼
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  3776. Omg! You have! Sorry, should have watched it all. 😅
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  3777. Such a great project
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  3778. I saw the title,, and I was like okay
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  3779. I'm having a hard time praising this build without cussing it's so £#%!@~ good. OOPS! Sorry.
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  3780. Fantastic!
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  3781. Thank you ma'am
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  3782. "Lama Pops!" lol 😂
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  3783. Idk, she might be trying to keep the goats for herself 🤔 Great video
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  3784. And yeah, this year, I weeded my beat root only at the beginning, twice, to prevent weeds to suffocate it, but then, I stopped, when beat root became tall and strong enough to compete with weeds! And I just had a GREAT harvest, but my neighbour, just a few meters away, weeded her bed all the time, and high temperatures ruined all the plants
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  3785. 👍👏👏👏
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  3786. Nice job. Its amazing what you can do with limited space and equipment
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  3787. Beautiful on so many levels...
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  3788. I laughed so hard when you yeeted that tree over the fence 😂
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  3789. As always, inspiring!
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  3790. Anne very nice
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  3791. Milk Dud: The Legend Begins
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  3792. Jolie video bravo
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  3793. Found this YT channel by "mistake" at random. I LOVE it! Can't stop watching. A perfect pivot away from political focus....which God knows I need! 😅
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  3794. hola .eres una exelente carpintera , saludos de chile🇨🇱🇨🇱
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  3795. I totally agree - I love organic Wild gardens with lots of Wild herbs 🎵🍀🎶💚💚💚💚💚
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  3796. Love love love, great video ❤
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  3797. Homeward Bound🐕🐕🐈❤❤❤
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  3798. Sounds great, but needs peas for me. Never done a fried rice with spinach (or other greens). I'll have to try it. Thanks for the idea.
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  3799. This gal can do anything!!
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  3800. Thank you for all your hard work and sharing your knowledge. This tree pruning video was amazing and extremely helpful. I'm pretty illiterate on how to pin or follow or whatever its called but i'm definitely going to figure it out to follow you. 😊 Cheers!
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  3801. Your amazing, such an inspiration to young women all over the world, thank you so much for sharing your content, I hope 2025 is as amazing as you deserve xx
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  3802. Well said! Thank you.
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  3803. jeffrey the absolute menace
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  3804. Upvoted for maximum effort.
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  3805.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the great reply Anne, much appreciated and keep up your outstanding work!
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  3806. Cool! I think I have a suspicion of her favourite jumper. I think it's the one with the wonky rope ties.
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  3807. Buy a T Post Puller. It will save you a lot of work.
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  3808. Awesome 😎 thanks for sharing
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  3809. A cord of well seasoned hardwood will about 2000 lbs. Give or take depending on species.
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  3810. Watching this makes it quite obvious... There is nothing lazy about you.
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  3811. Gosh just found your channel - you are SO INTELLIGENT - entertaining - interesting - inspiring!! - I'm in South Australia and making a Moroccan style garden in my 10 metres x 10 mtrs space ...Now thinking of adding in some big pots of produce as well ...
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  3812.  @AnneofAllTrades  Just to be clear, I'm not trying to be some know-it-all. Just sharing some basic information. Any one of the points that I made can easily be researched by anyone and will lead a person down the road of more knowledge. If you don't know where to start looking, things can be more difficult. When diagnosing a motor it's always best to start with the basics and go from there.
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  3813. Congratulations
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  3814. Pretty incredible Anne!
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  3815. i used to sweep my lawn. worked better on grass clippings than a rake, and my neighbors were jerks and superstitious, so i did it at 3am in a halloween witch hat
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  3816.  @AnneofAllTrades  i like yours
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  3817. I love so many things about this video! ❤
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  3818. Very nice project. I was just thinking of making a whisky cabinet. I also commend you on your choice of spirit. I believe that my Scots grandmother would have approved of the Lagavulin 16 year old. Indeed it should receive the Nick Offerman seal of approval.
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  3819. Damn… well said❤
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  3820. Great video! People forget that the early settlers did not do everything together they would help each other and live near each other so they could rely on each persons specialty. The Barn raising concept was today we build person 1 barn, then tomorrow we build person 2 barn and so on. Community is the key and not doing it yourself. The only people who did it themselves were mountain men and most died or went crazy.
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  3821. Anne of All Trades ...Well thank you Anne! I was going to let one of your viewers answer as I didn't want to bother you cause God knows you have enough on your plate without me asking stupid questions.
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  3822. You do great work. Great job
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  3823. 💯✊
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  3824. First!
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  3825. 44 lol
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  3826. love of my life. And this is June … who's also here.”😂
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  3827. Fantastic video
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  3828. I would love to see more about the everyday life on your holding I think thats a great Idea Im sure Im not the only one :)
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  3829. I love this idea of making a house like this.
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  3830. Very very nice!! I love using walnut wood! In my projects and on my channel!! Regards BobLee
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  3831. Well done. Noticed the war wounds on your fingers.That means you're learning. Keep at it. Shop kitty says good job, too. Subscribed.
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  3832. 👍👍👍👏
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  3833. You are amazing. Thanks for sharing
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  3834. It’s great you are living your dream. I learn so much from your videos.
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  3835.  @AnneofAllTrades  No. I was putting my first real garden in. I didn't do one thing you did. There'll be lots of weeding and watering in my future. Next time. Love your enthusiasm.
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  3836. Thank you Anne and Adam for sharing your "Me too" story. May you persevere in all the good times and the severest trials. We can do hard things. May the compassion of our Father and Creator YAHUAH be close to your hearts.
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  3837. thank you Anne
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  3838. This is social media, but you sound awsome! Im glad to see a woman learning and teaching yourselve a few things 😉❤️🙏🤟
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  3839. Awesome work Anne Beautiful table! 😍👍🏻👊🏻 .... Hey Erik do you want your coffee with or without cat-fein?! ☕🐈 ... 😁
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  3840. She who milks the goats gets to choose the stool. I realy like the design and it looks comfy.
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  3841. How many folks watching this are just about to go and buy one of these cool things?
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  3842. Thank you for sharing - I needed a SMILE today --- I love Jeffrey :) --- Great channel
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  3843. Hi Anna from Portugal
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  3844. Amazing!
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  3845. Spring of deception. Haha got me with that one. Cheers for the info
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  3846. Mmm when’s dinner?
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  3847. I just finished watching and scroll away and see your next video "please don't get a donkey" and burst out laughing Class Act❤ love it🎉
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  3848. Great video! My family and I left Colorado and its bustling, progressive way of life for NE Kentucky. We have a very similar story as you, but for very different reasons. Thank You for sharing!
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  3849. Boy howdy will now frequent my vocabulary! 😂
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  3850. Good job 👍🏼
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  3851. Đất trồng cây thật tốt .
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  3852. donkeys and geese let you know!
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  3853. I just discovered your channel this weekend and we’ve binged it haha. It’s made the idea of a garden with my soil an actual possibility. ❤
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  3854. superbe petite ferme ! la vrai vie :)
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  3855. You are a very special person! Inspirational! ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏
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  3856.  @AnneofAllTrades  They are the exceptions. Major was a taller and heavier border collie.
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  3857. 1:31 Your words just broke my heart. I say those words to myself. So often.
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  3858. Thank you so much for this! It really helped me trim my fruit trees down. I think they’ll be much healthier next year.
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  3859. You're great, Anne! Keep it up. I love how you address the issues head-on and say what you really mean, or what you meant in previous videos. I hope to run into you in the area sometime.
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  3860. You made me tear up! It is harder when you feel like you're doing it alone and people don't understand the point!
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  3861. I watched this yesterday and had to come back and watch it again. I got misty both times at different points in the video. So powerful. Hearing real people debunk the myth of rugged individualism. Community is everything. "Find your place and find your people." Put that on a tee shirt and I will buy it. Maybe even a few of them.
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  3862. Fantastic stuff. I learned probably 10 new things watching this video
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  3863. Beautifully said!! I needed to hear this.
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  3864. “Most of my entire life is undoing things that seemed like a good idea at the time.” Oof. I feel seen.
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  3865. Goats are a pain 😂
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  3866. For the wooden spatulas that can get stuff out of the jars, perhaps a thin-bladed and long handled spatula? If it's got a good 'head' to it, you should be able to angle it to get into the little corners of the jars.
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  3867. I miss Tennessee so much.
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  3868. Your so funny I don't have goats nor do i want any and I have NO idea why I clicked this video but i'm glad I did! Machine gun buttholes should be machine gun kelly's new name...
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  3869.  @AnneofAllTrades  Your way of life is dream like to me 😍 keep rocking, I get to learn so much from you.
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  3870. nice person
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  3871. I am so glad to watch you! You make my life so much easier! Thank you
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  3872. 6 lol
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  3873. subscribed
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  3874. I'm so sorry to hear about the bad experiences, especially the way others took advantage of you. Happy to hear the project will.go forward. I wish I could come and help :-)
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  3875. ​ @AnneofAllTrades only a 1000 times😂
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  3876. Using the plants you don't want to fertilize the plants you do reminds me of how you need venom to create antivenom
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  3877. Nice Build Anne!!
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  3878. When I was growing up my parents had goats. They chewed on and just generally destroyed everything.
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  3879. 😂😂Kevin Bacon
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  3880. Hello !!! Beautiful table. Seeing you from Argentina.
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  3881. Your best video to date.
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  3882. Love the opening theme music
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  3883. You have worked hard for all you have🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
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  3884. That is a beautiful table!! Nice that you got to use the leg off cuts on this one!
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  3885. Love your channel! There's no channel on Youtube that is 100% accurate all the time. You rock...keep on rockin! 😘
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  3886. You rock! Thanks, I am learning so much from you.
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  3887. okay I've whatch a bunch of your vids and full heartedly believe in your science, but my first time seeing the shop.yes some need the help of your sponsor, but put about 20 lbs of chains on that anvil and i could forget 50% of my problems.... p.s. thanks for your vids... they work. #itsoknottobeokay . omg a traction horse... shopsmith... okay ill watch more... communal creating... allright you adhdlmnop.. gives me hope. your doing grate girl if ya needed to hear it today
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  3888. Know your why!
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  3889. Awesome work Anne! 👍😃👊
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  3890. I love watching your videos and hearing what you are learning in your gardening journey. Thank you so much for sharing! This video is a great review of what we've learned from you and a great reminder that everyone's gardening situation is different and we have to do what is right for our garden and area. I also am not a huge chard fan, but I still do grow it (it'seems to be the only thing which will actually grow well.) It's interesting to see how large it can get....and then make a huge gloppy puddle the first frost....😂 Quite frankly, I love your sense of humor.
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  3891. Rogue HOA secretary? OMG you're the best, haha!
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  3892.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks Anne!
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  3893. I think that’s why I really enjoy your videos because I know the creativity juices that flow in you will give us awesome content!
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  3894. Bless you!
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  3895. 😋😋😋😋👌👍
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  3896.  @AnneofAllTrades  She? Oh dear! 😂
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  3897. Nice duo.
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  3898.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm so happy to hear that. I'm thankful for my "hurry up and wait" seasons as well. I've had a few and yes....the waiting and dependence on those angels can be more painful than the actual physical injuries or sicknesses...whatever one maybe dealing with. God knows how to grow us....kicking and screaming as we may... He knows the end result is going to make a masterpiece. I'm in a similar season....loooooooooooong story. HUGS AND LOVE TO YOU!!🫂
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  3899. My heart goes out to you for the loss of your pup. What a beautiful piece of furniture to remember her by. ❤️
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  3900. Well done Anne! Oh, I have to go and get some logs from my top acre so that I can make some vegetable/flower beds
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  3901. thank for the videos
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  3902.  @AnneofAllTrades  I live in SW Louisiana and we have pecan trees all over and during the fruit (or nut) time of the year branches get heavy and break off some times branches like 3 or 4 inches in diameter I usely horde these for my bar b que pit...lol but be really cool to make sumin useful with it
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  3903. Seems like I do most of the things you mention, except storing my strawberries bare root. 🧐I am a zone 8b and strawberries can be an obnoxious weed. Your idea maybe useful for controlling them. Not a lazy fruit to grow compared to blueberries, currents, or raspberries IMO. Storing my potted perennials I call my 'winter cuddle puddle'. 🥰 Tomato seeds are best soaked in water so the membrane around the seed starts to compost and breaks down a bit before drying. I get about a 100 percent germination rate. I envy your sweet potato/yams! Even starting slips in January, I don't find it worth the use of ground.
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  3904. Sorry for your loss.
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  3905. I m so happy for you, to get you goals, to know that you make your own space is a great felling. My family have a farm, no electricity, have native forest so I can get piece of branches, etc, but I'm no eable to make a space to work with all the tools that I have buy, almost a complete wood shop. So for that reason I know how you my be feeling, so I so happy for you and I congratulate you, your family and friends that help you with that. Send me an email mail to "jimic12carpintero (@) gmail.com" , so ai can send you something in the future for you shop. From Valdivia, Chile I send you a big "saludo". Juan Ignacio. Pd: I read April comment and I remember that she was so happy too with bought of her shops, how I say, I'm happy because you can make something with what I dream to. Saludos
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  3906. This video is very timely as we are going to start our small orchard soon. This is full of needed information!
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  3907. This nitro the beginning of this video was up there with bacon and BBQ!
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  3908. Super cool. Subscribed to both of you.
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  3909. Way cool nice work
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  3910. FYI. Corn is a grass. The parent stock was selectively selected until we see the corn of today. According to Nutmeg Tavern, native Americans would have cooked the corn on the coals, which would make them pop like popcorn. Of course they would probably be a bit ashy. I've also seen where they steamed the corn in the shucks. They would dry them and rehydrate when ready to eat. Grinding/pounding would yield corn meal/flour. Corn is now one of the most popular crops world wide. Fascinating crop!
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  3911. ❤
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  3912. "sense of purpose the goat needs" ... a cat would argue the same "what is the sense of purpose the human needs"
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  3913. Goats are fascinating characters! So much fun. May be only second to donkeys
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  3914. Glad you got here, Anne. My family has been here in Tennessee for almost 200 years and we wouldn't want to be anywhere else. We love getting a small peak into your very real life. Thank you.
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  3915. Always have luved diggin in the dirt Potting stuff etc
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  3916. The "tiny" house is bigger then my room😂
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  3917. Very informative video, beautiful animals and a very beautiful host. Thank you
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  3918. People need to understand animals like people have needs, companionship is one, never, ever get just one,
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  3919. ❤ so important and beautiful testimonial
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  3920. Thank you! Very informative!
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  3921. Heh. I was mostly kidding, but thanks! That's solid and so simple to make.
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  3922. That’s a load of projects in one year. Cheers!
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  3923. Uplifting!! Thanks! I needed some positive after recent events.
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  3924. Oooof. That hit hard. You spoke straight to my soul ❤
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  3925. Gorgeous chair! Sorry for the loss of Abbey Puppy. They live on in our hearts.
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  3926. Fly by meals with a beer chaser, now I'm hungry.
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  3927. The content on this channel is amazing! 🌾 I’ve learned so much about organic farming already.
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  3928. The critics must not have have much gardening experience. This is so helpful .
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  3929. in your case you are Annebidextrous Miss Anne. my key board is junk sorry for he bad spelling.
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  3930. So badass, girlfriend. Looks gorgeous!
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  3931. Now I want an antique corn shell-er 😂.
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  3932. Look forward to following you along your restoration.
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  3933. Great video.
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  3934. ⭐
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  3935.  @AnneofAllTrades  girl I’m always down to get nerdy!😜🤓 just came inside from planting way-too-late corn and throwing some veggies, seeds and cover crop seeds around. Thank you again for your inspiration!!
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  3936. Daniel is now Mr. Miyagi. 😊
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  3937. What a great idea!!
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  3938. Great team work, gals!
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  3939. Yummmm
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  3940. good job
    1
  3941. Purpose! Nuff said.
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  3942. What a wonderful message, made my day❤
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  3943. Thanks for sharing your tips and knowledge! Feeding family, friends whit homegrown is the best!
    1
  3944. Indeed, we are meant to be in community, and relationships. But is it great you learned all those skills. Now you can share them with a community.
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  3945. My neighbors have goats. That enough goat for me.
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  3946. Your personality is infectious......
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  3947. Girl power! 💪Love you girls!
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  3948. 👍👍👍👍
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  3949.  @AnneofAllTrades  Sorry to hear that :( Keep up the hard work, your videos and Instagram are always entertaining and top notch!
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  3950. The dandelion bit , is what I do with all my weeds, compost tea. I also mulch with my weeds on top of cardboard. I am an older single woman, on a pension. So I just do the best I can. This method is really working for me. I mulch on top of cardboard with grass and leaves too.
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  3951.  @AnneofAllTrades  no offence but wasn't expecting such a thorough answer. i love the idea that you are not using sprays of sorts. i'm not opposed to that because they have their place. i also keep bees and a parrot so sprays of any sort is never an option. learned that the hard way 😬 thanks so much for your content, transparency and honesty. thanks so much 🙂
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  3952. ❤❤❤
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  3953. Sometime next year, I hope, I'll be moving to a home I own, with space for gardening in more than just 35 gal totes on a 3rd floor balcony. I use as much of your lessons as I can in my container garden, but boy I can't wait until I can do a full Anne-of-All-Trades-style Lazy Garden and grow all the things that don't do well in containers! 💚
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  3954. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  3955. I don't have a homestead, and at 64 likely never will. But, I am an entrepreneur, and I believe the best way to start a business is to partner with someone. They are better at some stuff, they motivate you, and they cover for you. 50% of something is a lot more fun than 100% of just you!
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  3956. Amazing!!! ❤
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  3957. Thanks for sharing this bit of reality!
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  3958. I love it! Awesome 👏 👍 ♥️
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  3959. 0:53 is the most relatable content YouTube has ever provided me. love your work, Anne <3
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  3960. Horses are my favorite animal, but Anne's sharing of her wisdom on caring for and loving donkeys opened my eyes! Donkeys have so much to be loved, thanks for this well done video!! ❤
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  3961. The baby goats are super cute.
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  3962. The joke at 10:33 had me laughing 😂
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  3963. Idaho garden here learning every day from you picking up cardboards today
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  3964. Nice work you pay attention to the details true mark of a crafts person.
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  3965. Really great that you're working with bees. I haven't seen a honey bee at my home for quite a few years. As always, you are amazing, keep on exploring
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  3966. Thanks for this vid! I plan on homesteading so this is great!
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  3967. Me and my 15 months old loved watching this video! Keep it up ❤
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  3968. Nice instruction on building a hook knife. Definitely want to make a template/tool of various radii.
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  3969. Such a beautiful video! Thank you for sharing ❤
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  3970. Thanks 🎸 nice
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  3971. Una silla comoda y amigable. Horas de descanso e inspiracion para su constructora. Felicitaciones un buen trabajo.
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  3972.  @AnneofAllTrades  Goodo. Sentiment understood :)
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  3973. Great video. Goats are wonderful
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  3974. I love the fact that you talked about failure. We are only human and subject to mistakes. Seeing someone with more experience deal with failure encourages us beginners
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  3975. Wow, she is so amazing!! So very articulate and clear minded. So amazing, woman.
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  3976. you just more dan inspiration , just super and you are one of the great on the tube
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  3977. I didnt water or weed or anything my gardens this year and everything produced SO much. Its the best when you stop trying 🤣
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  3978. Beautiful desk and beautiful story. For a first project, looks like you got to break in the new shop nicely. I saw a ton of shavings and sawdust on the floor. :)
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  3979. I’m gonna get goats
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  3980. Anne is living the dream life my wife and I have always wanted.
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  3981. There are a lot more successes than failures in this project, including the successes of learning from the failures. I'm glad you don't try to pull the wool over our eyes and try to make us think you never make mistakes in design or execution. You are much closer to being a perfect human being when you are humble enough to admit you are less than perfect. Keep doing what you're doing!
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  3982. Lovely video. Yes, Swiss chard needs bacon
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  3983. Yup she's awesome hard worker from Texas
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  3984. Oi Anne, excelente trabalho.
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  3985. Cool vid
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  3986. Very insightful. I love the way she brought this all together. It's not self-sufficiency, but coming together. This makes much more sense.
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  3987. I just started watching your video’s and I love them! Very clever! I never comment on anything, yet I feel like I want to now! I think you’re doing a great job and as a landscaper and avid gardner, I applaud you! No human is perfect or a font of all knowledge! Look around at the world! Proof positive! So, stand tall, be brave and keep smiling! Cheers
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  3988. They are super cute
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  3989. A real woman doesn't mind a little grizzle in her soap. Lol. Love the new intro too!
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  3990. Thank you, in one video I have learnt far more than I ever knew about donkeys.
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  3991. beautiful project!
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  3992. Love the class format. Looking forward to more content like this. Great job!
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  3993. genial
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  3994. Such a wonderful story. Amazing. So glad you didn’t give up! Merry Christmas!🎄
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  3995. Ohh ohh lovely chair😊, i specially love your chairs, plz show the finished product more than just half a second 😁
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  3996. Such a cooooool chick!!!!!!
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  3997. As a beekeeper I completely understand what you mean by the ‘native bees’. A box of bees is very expensive and will often leave or die. While a swarm is free and acclimated to your area. I now only catch swarms and my wallet thanks me.
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  3998. Failure is a reality sometimes. Refreshing honesty.
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  3999. Anne of All Fruit Trees
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  4000. Fishing boat for four years?! You crazy. 😆
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  4001. Well I'm disabled to a degree! My will and determination keeps me goin as well as the grace of God! I've built over 90 % of my shop/barn myself! Enjoyed your videos that I've watched. And I noticed that you know April Wilkerson and she gave you a big thumbs up on your shop! Nice having friends.
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  4002. I agree that having a sense of purpose is a much more consistent and steady motivation than fear, but there is no more powerful motivation than fear
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  4003. Not me subscribing immediately after you saying salad is disgusting.
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  4004. Alpacas yayyyy!
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  4005. This is excellent. Thank you for sharing.
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  4006. 🦆>🐐
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  4007. Awesome !!!
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  4008.  @AnneofAllTrades  wow! Thank you for all the info! I learned about air layering and everything from doing bonsai and this week I'm hoping to start my orchard with 12 trees! Thanks for all the info because I too am wanting as natural as possible as far as pest control and fertilizer for them. I look forward to the future videos!
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  4009. All that honey, TIME TO MAKE SOME MEAD!!!
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  4010. I enjoyed your video, even though I have no plans to get one. Very informative. A gentleman down the road actually raises small pack donkeys. I had no idea how long they lived. My Havanese dogs, live 15-20 yrs. People need very much consider their age when buying these animals.
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  4011.  @AnneofAllTrades  haha hahaha.
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  4012. You're right it doesn't mix with water, it clings to the side of the spaghetti. To get the best affect, take a cooking fork, separate by twisting all parallel spaghetti apart and gently stir. Once you see them clearly separated you can turn away for other preparations cooking to pasta meets your desired texture. 😊💖
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  4013. 12 seasons lol Where I'm at has 2: Snow & Mosquitos
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  4014. Great video! Outdoor projects still count as woodworking! 😅😂 that’s how I got started- definitely less precision needed than fine furniture tho.
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  4015. 🤣I love chard!!! You have great teachings! As gardeners, we are always experimenting and changing stuff to find simple ways to grow great things. Don't get discouraged with negative comments. There will always be someone who disagrees.
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  4016. Now that's what I call a cheeseeee video lol
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  4017. Looks better than my shed, that's I'm tearing mine down and starting over. 😁
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  4018. As a young kid, I got walluped by a kindred baby goat at a petting zoo 😂. Kindred spirits you see. I too am a goat (Capricorn) Born in January ❤
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  4019. Thank U for sharing your insights & wisdom 👍
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  4020.  @AnneofAllTrades  You know, it’s refreshing to have a Big Star 💫 😉 like yourself not only reply to a comment, but take the time to look something up and provide alternatives. So thank you. All jokes aside, it truly is appreciated, and has endeared me to you and your channel. Also, I feel I should mention that you and your husband remind me of my wife and myself, with the main difference being that you are mostly successful with your adventures. (I will add the caveat that I could be successful with mine, if I’d only finish them!😮 😂 )
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  4021. Getting Things Done by David Allen.......! I went to a therapist a looooong time ago and she told me to read this book, I was in my teens, and it helped me with just starting in a corner of my room to work towards a clean and organized room. For the life of me, I couldn't remember what the book was, but I knew the guy's first name was David and it had orange and white on its cover! For years I have been trying to figure out the name of the book, and you're the first person to recommend it - and I have reached the end of YT a few times watching/listening to YT videos. PS. I'm binging your channel, hence multiple comments, sorry, lol!
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  4022. Awesome Blossom !Great work ! Thanks for sharing !
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  4023. awesome video love mother natures animals
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  4024. I just wanna boost some love your way, the reasons for doing a thing are very personal, but I see what you’ve done and I’m just so proud of you, thank you for your content and I look forward to seeing you more
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  4025. I, honestly, think that you can over smoke them into a frenzy. That was my experience, anyway. I think more people should keep bee's because of colony collapse disorder. I gave my hive's and equipment away, but I'd like to get some more.
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  4026. Very cool. Nice work.
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  4027. They go onto our plates to feed us.
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  4028. Nice build fence looks great
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  4029. Yay!!! Girl Power!!!!
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  4030. So awesome! Nice work!
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  4031. Big Love from the Uk Amzing work Anne. and big love to your man too. xxx
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  4032. I hope you are getting along better. You are right. Life is tough. But, I believe that’s why we are here in this life. We are here to fulfill our promise to do good. If a little bit of an outsider’s view is welcome, I think you are doing a great job. You are on track❤
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  4033. Its so much easier to trust those that are able to admit they are wrong now and then. And then it is easy to forgive them for potential wrongs in the future. 🙂
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  4034. What a great ending!!! Tears in my eyes!!! I’m so glad someone said it!!!!!❤ For me, this was a divine message! Thank you Anne 🥹
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  4035. YOU ARE SO AWESOME ❤❤❤❤
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  4036. 😂 The donkey
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  4037. I love that they self medicate! So smart! We humans need to look more into these things too 🍃☕️❤️😎
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  4038. Much respect
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  4039. amazing as always
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  4040. Good journey 😊👍👍👍👍
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  4041. 🤘💪🙂👍
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  4042. Hello coming to you by way of Black's Tropical
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  4043. Those little blemishes are what makes this cabinet totally unique there is only one of these cabinets and this one was made by you, nice job. Thank you for sharing the build with us.
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  4044. Cool...
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  4045. A basket of mini pizzas please.
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  4046. didnt know this was a thing ... and make bread regularly. ty. still relevant
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  4047. nice job love your videos keep going ann
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  4048. Gotta loves those Karens! I’m just happy to watch your videos. 🤷‍♀️ Thank you for the things your have learned and your willingness to teach the ones who know less. I’m sure this was a hard one mentally to do, thank you again for another learning video.
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  4049. Not big on presentation? You’re so cool.... ;-)
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  4050. You are incredible. Keep up the amazing spirit and let me know when I can sign up for a class. It doesn't matter what you are teaching, I'll be there.
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  4051. A really nice cabinet, well done
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  4052. Your cat really loves you great video 🇬🇧💯👏🏻💯🇬🇧
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  4053. My heart wants this so badly. Unfortunately, my mind hasn't figured out how to get there.
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  4054. Thanks!
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  4055. It looks amazing 😊
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  4056.  @AnneofAllTrades  I thought as much! I may have to use a different type of mushroom. Maybe paddy straw mushrooms because those thrive so well in my part of the world.
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  4057. This is the way I’ve gardened for years. The building blocks are essential and the first 2-3years are critical, but I rarely pull weeds, I don’t till, I garden organically and my amendments are yard debris and the off-cut of the same fruits and vegetables I grew in the very same garden. The weeds actually tell me what’s going on in my soil. People are amazed that I harvest the loads of produce I do and I’m saving tons of money on groceries year-round. Lazy? Nope. I agree. Efficient is the more appropriate word.
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  4058. Just came across you and have been learning so much, thank you!! I just wanted to say you have such a beautiful smile and are so fun to watch!!
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  4059. Your garden looks great. I doubt if you are that lazy. Keep having fun with all you do! 😄
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  4060.  @AnneofAllTrades  I would say your gardening is efficient, not lazy!
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  4061. You are the best to watch! Thank you... I will never get a goat!lol
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  4062. Such beautiful aminals
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  4063. I am so sorry for your loss. May GOD bless You
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  4064. It is always fun hanging around with you.
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  4065. Love the truck. And enjoy all the different things you do. You are an amazing woman!
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  4066. Great video! I appreciated it.
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  4067. Local fantástico!
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  4068. Oh you are not to far from me! I just found your channel and I am loving it.
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  4069. More mandolin
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  4070. Cats, coffee and carpentry. 😁
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  4071. Oh i love where you live !!
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  4072. beautiful sharing !!
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  4073. Super! Really appreciate all information in this clip. Thank you!
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  4074.  @AnneofAllTrades  But even so, I learnt heap from you, in fact this very same Wood Sorrel, is plentiful in my garden and up until now, I never even knew its name, and now I know much more about it... Kudus to you Mam!! Great insightful and inspiring (and entertaining) video...
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  4075. Anne of All Trades I love that, that’s a great life mission.
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  4076. great video anne..card board sure helped me in my garden. once it was worn out and broke down it went into the compost pile. Being there is a dollar general every 4 blocks in america i have no prob finding card board, also try places that sell appliances because that makes for really big pieces of cardboard..
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  4077. Thanks for this video. I have moved onto 10 1/2 acres. We love it here, and we have planted fruit trees. I learned lots from your video today. 😊
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  4078. I'm less concerned with self-sufficiency as I am about eliminating recurring bills. If I'm able to live off a fraction of my current spending, I won't have to be concerned with waiting until I'm 90 to retire.
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  4079. One of the best sharpening videos I've seen! Love the white boards!
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  4080. How wild that I have admired and learned from both of you and had no idea you were friends until just now.
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  4081. Thank you. This was a fun one and I love that you’re unbothered and straight up. Aloha Anne.
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  4082. this is perhaps the most educational 26 minutes and 45 seconds on the internet!!!!! if only fungus was mentioned instead of "mother nature" mother fungus?? Akashic fungus??
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  4083. I needed to hear your story. Thank you.
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  4084. What a great message! Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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  4085. Omg that donkey is so sweet <3
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  4086. I love picture this. I also use picture insect too. Here in Australia. Very useful
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  4087. Lovely lovely video. Thanks for this.
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  4088. The biggest problem we have today is humanity living in fear. When people see someone doing anything different, they become fearful. Neighbors report code violations to the government not because they are offended by it, but because they are fearful of someone not following the code. That code must be there for a reason, and not doing what they government says might be dangerous. It's horrific to watch humanity go through this egregiously psychotic episode in history and know that the only thing you can do is work on yourself and lead by example. I am so impressed by what you have accomplished with your life, and you are absolutely correct in your analysis.
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  4089. Brilliant ❤
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  4090. If you ever come down to visit April, y’all come visit San Antonio and try the Four Horsemen burger at Chunky’s. https://youtu.be/wQPp3Tg61A4
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  4091. 🖒🖒😙😙
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  4092. Wow! What an education I got from you. I have no intention to get a donkey, but it was interesting to learn a little bit about them. I like watching the funny things they do. Thanks for the education.
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  4093. Great video! Concise and informative!
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  4094. Shop kitty! <3
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  4095. Anne of all drains?
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  4096. Well said and thank you.
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  4097. 🇩🇿 good luck
    1
  4098. There is a cat on your shoulder
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  4099. I agree, I bought into that but then I realized... we need a community. So in the TX suburbs I aim to build one. I want to get good at growing food and having eggs, the most basic things for protein and vegetables and offer to others and then have access to the ability of my neighbors for stuff I cannot do. Its a work in progress but its already happening!
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  4100. It definitely takes a huge amount of work if this is the lifetyle you seek and it is very important to get help when you need to avoid burnout! Thank you for sharing your journey!
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  4101. Thanks for the tour.I need to terrace my little 6 acres. I envy that anvil!
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  4102. and ants make mud or clay...
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  4103. Great Job!
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  4104. O, Canada Goose?
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  4105. I flippin love you Anne, you’re hilarious, informative and lovely. Thank you! 🇦🇺
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  4106. Firstly, congratulations on your new workshop, your video was so relaxing, great backing music and, a writing desk made from my favourite wood, so I am now subscribed and the like button pressed :) thanks for sharing.
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  4107. What a wonderful video.
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  4108. Anne + Adam, my two brief visits to the farm and seeing how incredible this building looks in person (and not having really any idea of all of the hiccups you were constantly facing along the way) are some of my favorite memories of the last five years! I am so proud of y’all 🥹 inspired doesn’t even begin to describe how I feel watching and hearing about all the work you’re doing every day. cannot WAIT to see that school’s doors open to students (and maybe I’ll have to plan an extra visit to TN to come and learn a new skill :) )
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  4109. You are such an inspiration. Your hopes and dreams are beautiful, sharing the raw emotion of all yiu endured touched my heart in a big way. Your optimism and resilience are amazing. You are one of a kind with the sweetest heart. I want to help support this admirable endeavor, unfortunately I do not have the resources at the moment, but I will be praying for you and your family. I am adding you to my every day prayer list now. Thank you for letting us somewhat share in your adventures. May God richly bless you. ❤❤❤️❤️.
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  4110. I'm sorry for your loss, always remember the good memories and she will never be gone.
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  4111. That band saw is a beast 👹
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  4112. I helped on a farm in Norway for a while, there the goats would be kicked up the mountain to just roam there during summer and would be brought back down to be kept indoors in the winter. There were a lot of fun to work with, new adventures every day, but I definitely do understand the problem with keeping them as a pet. Let them roam around. Also, your hair looks great, don't worry about it.
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  4113. Cheers!
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  4114. Amen! The greatest motivational force is love.
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  4115.  @AnneofAllTrades  Cats are all scientists. Physicists from the School of Newton. If the apple falls, what else falls? And how? Only experiments will yield desired results.
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  4116. Great stuff , thank you👍👍👍👍👍
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  4117. Anne you are just lovable.. .am very attracted to the enthusiasm you put in the video 💐
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  4118. Good luck!
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  4119. great teacher
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  4120. nice little video
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  4121. It's beautiful, Anne. It's an awesome achievement due to your persistence in fulfilling your dream. What a story you'll have to encourage others who come to learn.
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  4122. Nice chair, the cat like to be video to.
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  4123. I buy azomite as well it's 94 rock dust minerals.
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  4124. Your arms look like they are the functional type of strong
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  4125. First time seeing your videos and I've learned so much. This was very informative and I look forward to see how you started the garden to get it to this kind of easy maintenance level.
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  4126. Glad your doing better!!!
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  4127. I love all your critters, BTW!
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  4128. Thank you very much for this video. Very helpful
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  4129. I am totally a lazy gardener and I love your sarcasm! Keep on keepin on and the rest is water under the ridge.
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  4130.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ah, great information and thanks for the almost immediate reply on a video with 1,200 comments! Subscribed by the way - great content ;)
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  4131. 👋😃
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  4132. Anne of All Trades oh good! I loathe this weather. It will cool soon though!
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  4133. You are 👍👍👍👍 I like this video .
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  4134. Will you bottle up some of your energy and send it to me, please?
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  4135. Thank you for the awesome videos! So enjoy watching and learning.
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  4136. I never even thought about how actually different the digestion system goats and cows have. And that's mostly about excretion. Cows make pies, once in a while, goats seem to be constantly peppering everywhere all the time. So, keeping goats and cows together can be a risk for cows then? The last sentence you said should be applied to life in general. Be responsible, both with animals and humans.
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  4137. Fantastic!
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  4138. Jefrey is a complete menace 🤣
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  4139. You are doing great work! Seeing how you have developed the business end of your farm would be great!
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  4140. The best farming wisdom !
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  4141. I totally agree@AllTrades, Wish you had started your video with that paragraph... 💙 Corded power tools are #1...! Occasionally needing cord or plug replacement but, Some of my best tools were bought over 50 years ago...
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  4142. Lovely lovely work
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  4143. yup, the most important. its where 'it takes a village to raise a single child' comes from. still looking for this.... :/
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  4144. good video but I recognize that I did not pay much attention for your cute cat😂😂😂👌👍
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  4145. Good job, Anne.
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  4146. WOW!!!! that is a crazy surprise for sure
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  4147.  @AnneofAllTrades  ah that makes a lot of sense, thank you :)
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  4148. @ I’ve been binging them lol great videos thank you!🙏
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  4149. Nice job Anne! Thanks for sharing the video with us!💖👌👍😎JP
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  4150. I want one for me!!
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  4151. No discovery worth making has ever been without its challenges; imperfections pave the way to progress.
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  4152. Thanks, Anne. 🙂
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  4153. This is the most wholesome video I've watched ever, love it
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  4154. You are a hard worker
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  4155. When she said 800,101 I was like dang girl you are never getting those chores done!
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  4156. Wonderfully inspiring Anne! A just and amazing journey!
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  4157.  @AnneofAllTrades  For sure! I just think that people need to change their relationship with "weeds". The negative connotation behind them is simply due to lack of awareness of their uses. We need more videos like this. 😊
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  4158. Glen Livet, Lagavulin, and enough room for a bottle of Macallan. That is a fine cabinet, indeed.
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  4159. Thank goodness I watched this 😂❤❤❤
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  4160. Butter…..Taylor Swift
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  4161. You are the absolute best! Chard is gross. I still grow it and eat it 🤦🏻‍♀️
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  4162. it was quite a year!!
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  4163.  @AnneofAllTrades  Love your videos, and your energy, Anne.
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  4164. Your jersey cows are gorgeous.
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  4165. Bang on at 12:50, thank you! I would imagine most of us come here for interesting content which we can believe and run with - or do our do diligence and check out some facts for ourselves! I always take into fact my climate, critters and soil when I listen to you. And I read the comments usually, it’s easy to find the info experts. Keep it up. Big encouragement for 2025! ( ps the video you did showing us the “ mistakes” your builders made- now that was shocking! )
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  4166. I have had Nigerians. They are direct descendants of Houdini. Once I got Nubians, I no longer worried that my fencing would hold.
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  4167. Wow, I need to check out your chair making video. Would like to try making one this winter...cheers...rr from Normandy
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  4168. Great job girls 💪🏽👍🏽
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  4169. @AnneofAllTrades  I can't wait for the next video. I love watching and learning from your channel and your transparency through it all is very brave of you. Please keep the videos coming!
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  4170. My first carpentry job was on a 110 year old victorian. It was a historical restoration owned by a Professor of architecture at Georgia Tech. Where the original milk paint did not fail, it was really difficult to sand it fair to the heart pine it sat on. Should I ever need to paint my own structure I now know where to go for a coating that will last until I'm pushing up daisies. I'd be willing to bet that stuff will stop small caliber bullets! (That would be a wierd collab: Anne of All Trades meets Demolition Ranch.)
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  4171. YAY BABY COW!
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  4172. I had 2 goats, sisters, for 8 years. Last year one started growing a tumor that the vet could not diagnose. I ended up putting her down in August and had to rehome the other one. I loved having my 2 goats. They were a constant source of pleasure. They were never bred. In her new home, I'm hoping she will have that experience.
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  4173. Loved this video in the first 3 seconds because #shopkitty. Obviously. But my favorite part was all the planing action! (don't judge me lmao)
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  4174. Beautiful work, very nice design
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  4175. Grow zone 7a,Owensboro Kentucky. I've been watching your content for almost a year and have learned some very helpful tips. Love the jokes & humor. You're far from a lazy gardener. We see those guns 💪💪 Keep up the great work. You're like the Mighty Mouse of gardening.
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  4176. @AnneofAllTrades  hahaha I truly mean it in a good way. They are funny, endearing, and it's something about the way they talk lol
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  4177. Excellent info! Thank you!
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  4178. I appreciate and enjoy your channel, thank you.
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  4179. Wow!
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  4180. Anne, You are much much more than one in a million!!!!!! Thank you for sharing your videos with us. M.K.S.
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  4181. well that being said it looks awesome
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  4182. It makes me want to learn how to build. Very impressive !
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  4183. Haha you earned a thumbs up for not editing out the mistake of saying knees instead of elbows. Not only did you leave it in, you made a joke out of it. More I see, more impressive you are.
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  4184. I think I'd get along with Dolly Parton 😂
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  4185. Grew up with goats, yes, they are super smart, thankfully, ours never got sick nor died prematurely.
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  4186. "...the goatness of goats..."
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  4187. Nice
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  4188. ☑️
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  4189. So amazing!! You two are big female inspirations.
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  4190. Sheep are SOOOO FLUUUFFFYYY :D
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  4191. So cool!
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  4192. As always amazing advice hard earned by getting your hands dirty…. My kinda person!
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  4193. I love your enthusiasm for all you do. Everything looks pretty tasty too.
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  4194. Great channel/videos.
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  4195. I wish my best friend was April!
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  4196. Amazing job. I want some pizza :D :D :D
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  4197. Love this video
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  4198. Fun project and there were a wide variety of skills you got to practice. Very cool.
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  4199. Another excellent video of your process and work. I appreciate the little tips peppered throughout and your willingness to admit when you made mistakes because honestly, mistakes are what we learn the most from. I mean learning from our own mistakes. :) I really appreciate your attention to detail as well. Meticulous! I am not much of a drinker, so I doubt I ever make one of these, but there was plenty to learn from regardless. The dovetails, the dovetail slotted shelf, and the door in particularly provided lots of info to learn from. I also hope I get to the point where I can concern myself with all the grain and wood detail choices that made this piece such a killer peace. Well done. And thanks for sharing :)
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  4200. Of course, makes total sense. will be watching the site in anticipation of an announcement.
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  4201. Keep the videos coming :D I LOVE your videos and appreciate your perspective!
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  4202. Y'all are just doing your thing! And living the dream! Props to y'all! Thank you for the great content!  @AnneofAllTrades 
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  4203. One of the best podcasts. Valuable honesty and tips. Adapting your project to use the tools, etc that you have. Not a failure. Design steps that are important to design development.
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  4204. я.из Казахстана Привет.Всем.Просто. Уаажаю людей которые Заботиться.о.животных ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  4205. So much good information. Thank you!
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  4206. I love your channel. I laughed out loud though when you doubled down on the swiss chard
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  4207. I would to have you as a neighbor. Agee 100%
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  4208. Thank for bring a smile to my face 😀😀😀👍👍👍
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  4209. great info on these adorable animals 🙂
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  4210. complete organization!
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  4211. As a new master gardener intern, I just LOVED the step by step discussion on the science (and art) of pruning your fruit trees! It has reinforced some of the information from my Woody Ornamentals module and I will book mark this for future reference. Thank you Anne and to your friend Daniel, for sharing the excellent teaching opportunity for everyone to enjoy and gain knowledge :)
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  4212. You are the Laura-Croft of gardening !!
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  4213. 💜💜💜💜💜💜
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  4214. Awesome work Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 .... Looking forward to Adams video!
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  4215. Kann es sein das Ihr Vater Tischler ist? Respekt für das Links händige sägen ! Schön wäre gewesen ein fertiges Produkt zusehen um die Qualität Ihrer Arbeit an der fertigen Verbindung zusehen. Ansonsten haben Sie Ihren Job sehr gut gemacht. Could it be that your father is a carpenter? Respect the left hand sawing! It would have been nice to watch a finished product to see the quality of your work on the finished joint. Otherwise, you have done your job very well. Grüße aus Deutschland nach Amerika max well designs Bremen Gremany
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  4216. Great video so much info. Thank you look foward to planning my tress here soon
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  4217. Well well well
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  4218. Great video Anne!
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  4219. That was Great! I loved it!
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  4220. i feel i need a saw mill now ,got no wood to mill ,but still :-) ,nice video
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  4221. Great instruction and video, cant wait to have more time to invest in your videos and my ( tiny yet growing) wood shop!!!
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  4222. That was awesome! 😎
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  4223. Wow you go girl💪💪💪
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  4224. love :)
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  4225. Really nice video, simple, and nice looking! Thanks for sharing.
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  4226. Well, I learned a lot about bugs today. Thank you.
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  4227. That copper rod you didn't know what it's for looks like an earth rod/stake - buried in the ground and connected to a building's electricity supply, it makes your electricity work and protects the building, wiring, devices and appliances. Also used for lightning protection on the old copper phone lines. Just sharing knowledge😊 Thank you for sharing yours with us.🙏💖
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  4228. Love what I hear and see in this video, and subscribed. Learning new things and she is very engaging and pointing things very well, enjoyable watch.
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  4229. Tons of information. Learn as you go and just keep going, and going and most of all G R O W I N G ! Our brains are the most important of our body and just like you eat often, learn often--something new every day! Anne, great to see you up and GROWING!!! God bless y'all (maybe instead of hooking to a belt, try a backpack).
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  4230. Anne there were so many things you loved about it. What I loved the most was your enthusiasm and energy. Great build. Great video.
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  4231. For for you, dream come true
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  4232. This was awesome! Girl power in action. I'm totally motivated now.
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  4233. Looking great...definitely a labor of love for your mom!
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  4234. Thanks for the nod to Canada. Didn't know Alaska had joined.
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  4235. Wish I could get a shop that big. Congratulations!
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  4236. Interesting video. Love the pig's name!
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  4237. I don't know why your not more of an inspiration to more people.......I ask people if they have heard of you and they have this deer in the head lights look......who???????
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  4238. Keith Comer our job to share her with others on social media
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  4239. And THAT’S what Made America Great! People working together & helping each other- not just taking care of yourself!!
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  4240. Great work! Big plans. Can't wait to see your progress. :)
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  4241. Great video. New sub. Loved everything and I couldn’t take my eyes off those beautiful dogs!
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  4242. 😊3
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  4243. Anne, keep on keepin' on! Your positive attitude towards your hardships is inspiring.
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  4244. appreciate the approach to mistakes.. earned a subscriber more. rollie pollies are, next to european earth and compost worms, my nr1 workforce to make compost. My german garden is FULL of them. never have I ever encountered plant damage the rollie pollies did. I am gardening with a lot of mulch and I am completely organic..So I was really wondering when I heard that they will eat healthy plant tissue.. never have seen it. oh .. just one advice.. if u really dislike chard (I love it) u shouldn't visit croatia.. they cook the best chard mixed with potatoes... a lot.
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  4245.  @AnneofAllTrades  woohoooo I shall be so looking forward to seeing all them videos
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  4246. great video. Cheers from Australia..shared video😊amazing information. thankyou!!
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  4247. Cheese and Rice.....lol
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  4248. ⭐
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  4249. God moments galore. So happy you trusted and took the leap of faith to Tennessee !
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  4250. Lovely woman. Great information. Worth watching.
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  4251. +1 on the Diablo blades!
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  4252. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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  4253. You are a multi talented modern woman. I enjoy watching your videos.
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  4254. Amazing talent, phenomenal work, beautiful piece, and wonderful memories! 🥰 Thanks so much for sharing Anne! 🤗 ..... Oh yeah, I don't think I mentioned before, but cool intro too! 🤘🏻👍🏻👊🏻
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  4255. Definitely getting a goat!
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  4256. I'm in.
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  4257. Goats, the doomsday weapon of farm animals.
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  4258. What a beautiful geese. You even gave them name. That is indicating that how's much you love them
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  4259. that was sweet. i love April's projects.
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  4260. Thanks for the “State of the Anne of All Trades Union” report! That brings everyone up to speed in a jiffy! Great stuff! Peace
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  4261. Excellent content. A story about some of the pitfalls with individualism in America, the struggles of lone wolf fear cycles, & ultimately getting back to knowing the true power of combined efforts built through intentional community building. Well done, thanks you.
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  4262. I'm so inspired!!
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  4263. Goat responsibly. Well said. When I was in high school, my friend lived on a small farm with crops, chickens and goats. The goats followed me everywhere demanding attention and their absolutely favorite thing to do was climb on top of me whenever I tried to pick up a bag of feed or whatever. After spending a morning trying to help Monica with her chores, I decided goats were fun to visit but I didn’t want to take any home with me. They were definitely super smart and watched everything. I was a change in their routine and they knew immediately that they could take advantage of the newbie.
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  4264.  @AnneofAllTrades ​​⁠, well said. You amplify what I responded to by another comment “Can you root any of the branches that were cut off???” I look forward to your subsequent video. New subscriber, by the way 😊 When I saw your prized peach tree I knew Daniel was gonna break your heart… it was way too big for its age. Did you’all ever get that post out? 😅
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  4265. I was having a rough day, and watching this video really helped. I homestead for my family and share with friends, but I’ve felt a little lonely in my walk lately. Thanks for the reminders to focus on the why 💜
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  4266. The whole weed thing is new information to me and I’ve browsed a lot of YouTube videos on gardening. Definitely a new subscriber. Thanks!
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  4267.  @AnneofAllTrades  Okay, so i hope you will find new bike and start again :) I just get piece of apple tree so i gonna try spoon as you doing.. Try that once, i have just knife for spoon from china.. So its not gonna be perfect, need to sharpe it :D Thx for your work
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  4268. Awesome! Modern day Pippi Longstocking!
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  4269. Awesome episode Anne and Daniel ❤
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  4270. @ it’s okay, I thank you. He was a happy goat and loved goat
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  4271. Hi Anne, Your Whiskey cabnet is so nicely done!!!! And you know that yard sales are starting , do you have a wish list? Let me know. M. K. S.
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  4272. Woow i love it
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  4273. Love this content. I have been focusing on fixing the soil and working with the ecosystem.
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  4274. "That's most of what my entire life is, undoing things I thought were a good idea at the time." So true for everyone :)
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  4275. Thanks
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  4276. I'm not a huge pasta fan but 100% would eat that meal!
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  4277. Dolly Parton for president , I say
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  4278. What a nice job Anne!
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  4279. Nice
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  4280. I loved my goats. Miss them but am too old.
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  4281. We had goats and my grandfather had goats. I love them. But you are right, you have to know what you are getting into. ❤
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  4282. Awesome builds!
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  4283. What a strange pig 😁
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  4284. Me encantaría saber tu nombre!
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  4285. Oh, thank you for the belly-laugh-inducing baby goat hopping. Oh, my! I compost in place all year by blending food scraps with water in my Vitamix (or if I'm really lazy that day I don't blend them at all), moving the mulch aside, pouring it onto the soil, putting some shredded paper or cardboard over it, and replacing the mulch; this allows the weather and worms to feed my garden. But I compost humanure in a bin for two years before using it. I seed save in place because of my very lazy tendencies, and I have proudly lazy gardens after discovering Ruth Stout's books
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  4286. 👌👌👌
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  4287. Only showing successes is a bit of an ego thing I think. And you lose a lot of content you could have otherwise monetized. Not to forget mistakes are always a good learning experience.
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  4288. Patrick’s words of wisdom are so true! Great motivation!
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  4289. Cool videos
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  4290. 😃👍🏼👊🏼
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  4291.  @AnneofAllTrades  can't wait to watch the progress! So inspired! Natural free range supporters right from the uk where we love the free range au natural:) good on you for it! Nature has made all its gold in nuggets of yumness straight from the ground! Look forward to watching more
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  4292. That’s the truth!! Humans need one another… and I am not referring about free- loaders and users here, but a supportive community where we still actually care about another! ❤
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  4293. That was so Cool, Anne!
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  4294. 👍
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  4295. Your goats sound lot like my geese 😆 they munch in anything not protected, be it pear tree bark, lavender, cardboard🤣 BUT they mown the backyard together with my chickens.
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  4296. More fluff, yay......
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  4297. Excellent work, it’s a killer piece.
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  4298. Appreciate you so much!! Just discovered you and I’m so encouraged by your honesty and openness with your life. It’s very refreshing. ❤
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  4299. I love your content, attitude and willingness to own your humanity. No one is perfect, but your on the right path. Here's to the shared journey in 2025!
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  4300. I have learned that things are not hard - they are just unfamiliar. I'm so glad I've found your chanel. I'm trying to solidify what my next season in life is going to look like. It's either make the land work for me and earn money (which has always been my belief that if you have land and creativity, you can make money - somehow) or I have to sell it and go back to living in a cookie cutter house in a neighborhood and go back to a desk job - not really what I feel drawn to. What I feel drawn to is being outside, takig care of the garden and animals and land and house and building things.
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  4301. That was a fantastic video! Great job.
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  4302. Thank you!
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  4303. very impressive
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  4304. I loved the tag Adamofnotrades!
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  4305. 😍
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  4306. Well said! 👍
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  4307. We have a herd of registered Nigerian Dwarf goats. Beautiful lines and have done it for 7 years. This past year has been hard to find new homes for the kids. It was also the year we decided to breed 26 goats. Ooof! Selling down and doing something different. We added horses for the kids this year, too. Thank you for making this video.
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  4308. Well done! Thank you!
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  4309.  @AnneofAllTrades  and it looks cool. Drop in bucket for all we spend on lathe stuff ;) Ty!
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  4310. Awesome work Anne! Thanks for the info! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
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  4311. GREAT JOB LOVE THIS!!!!!
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  4312. Lil donkers
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  4313. You are the coolest. Blacksmithing is on my bucket list of trades to acquire. Thanks for making these videos!!!
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  4314. Making me hungry
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  4315. 👍👍👍😊 great story!!
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  4316. Great video
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  4317. Thanks!
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  4318. Awesome! I used to make goat cheese by letting the milk sit in a jar in a sunny window. When the curds started to float I’d strain through a cheesecloth then twist it up tight into a ball and hang for 1-2 days. It was creamy and spread beautifully. Delicious!
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  4319.  @AnneofAllTrades  Hah, I knew it! I'm from the Netherlands myself, and I can spot a fellow Dutchie when I hear one!
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  4320. I absolutely loved this video.
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  4321. I am nearing age 60 and will be getting onto my wooded piece of land — 10 acres — within the next 3 months. I feel so far behind, but so positive about the ways I am learning from you. I would love to see a video specifically on how you set up all your electric fences and animal enclosures. I know you spoke a lot about them on one vid, but now I can’t find that one! Pretty please?
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  4322. very nice 👌
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  4323. Love your series. i garden in zone 3a whcih gives me frostfree from June 10th to Sept 10th on average. But I am finding a lot of great tips.
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  4324. true! comunity is everything
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  4325. My new fav channel. Love your garden videos too.
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  4326. Awesome shops Anne, and so fun to watch you find your way blacksmithing, I’m sure you will only improve as time goes by. Patiently waiting for my fluffy butt T Shirt to arrive.
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  4327. Love the videos.. U can use hot water for weeds as well.. There's plenty of websites that has your local water test results as well.. You can always get one of those garden filters if need be too
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  4328. People develop a fantasy about a particular animal and acquire it without considering what the animal really is and what its needs are. If you aren't ready for being bitten, kicked, butted, urinated and defecated on, and having your stuff damaged or destroyed, you aren't really ready for most animal ownership. And yes, I love animals, have cared for the sick and the injured, taken in other's mistakes, helped nature's orphans, and along the way experienced everything in the list above and wouldn't trade it for anything.
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  4329. This was me for the past 30 years. I still have all that knowledge and skill and remain motivated to learn. My vision is one of being a resource for a community.
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  4330. I grew up eating ghost pepper, and last year i moved in the USA and i couldn't find anywhere i got habanero as closest, this year i got seeds from online, started seeding hopefully will get some ghost pepper next year 😉
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  4331. That's awesome. Again I apologize for the barnyard humor.
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  4332. Great video thanks for the tips!
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  4333. Now ireally want a goat!
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  4334. So sorry about your pup. Hang in there kiddo.
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  4335. I became the secretary and deleted all the complaint emails......brilliant! I got on the committee to rewrite the CCR docs..
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  4336. That garden is only 3.5 years old! You’re a workhorse woman!
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  4337. This was such a lovely video and covering the subject of hard emotions about life, death, and community are so needed in our society of fake news, screens, and misinformation meant to scare us to control us. I am always amazed when I talk to people on both sides politically how we want the same things and believe we are being torn apart for corruption, greed, and power from those at the very top economically. For our own sanity I think we have to cut down on screen time, triggering content, and get outside and touch grass preferably with a friend or like minded folk!!!
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  4338.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you Anne for your interesting channel and nice videos.
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  4339. When you said "add some soil from your garden", using the house illustration; that to me is " the occupants".
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  4340. You are NOT wrong about chard.
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  4341. Your an inspiration I’ve subscribed
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  4342. Great video! I loved your wonderful appreciation for your mom and friend April.
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  4343. Love this info…just a note on plantain - just crush it an apply - it’s amazing!!! And can use as a medicinal tea for persistant cough.
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  4344. thank you
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  4345. What you said about community and context means a lot, Anne. Thank you for posting this. It might be one of the most important messages you have here.
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  4346. WAY 😎
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  4347. Thank you Anne for your videos!
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  4348. I absolutely LOVED this message!! Thank you Anne❤
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  4349. ive only been watching (out of order) for a week or so and thoroughly enjoy your videos and energy ..tonight i sit and sob listening to your story of msicarriage..my baby girl was full term born sleeping 28 years ago and not a day goes by she isnt thought of..its hard ,i feel your pain, i hope you speak her name every day and call yourselves parents to everyone you meet ,your family of 3 is still a family ,just the dynamics are she is watching and teaching you instead of athe other way around. i have always said that the period of waiting 3 months or so before telling anyone you are expecting is silly..share that joy ,if something happens then people understand more as to why you are upset and can help with the grieving . i hope your girl comes back to you soon ,as you are awesome .take care.
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  4350. Good job ladies kip it up
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  4351. I guess I don't want a donkey now 😂
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  4352. That is so fricken sick
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  4353. This is a pretty sweet lil house, and a lovely build too. Would be spectacular to build a tiny house one day but land and building costs is a fair dinkum lot
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  4354.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm looking forward to it too, hurry up, lol!
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  4355. The Supervisor (doggins) clearly approves!
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  4356. Extremely well done!!!
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  4357. That is a really great looking project and great instructional video, thank you for sharing.
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  4358. You should grow potatoes using the ruth stout method which is basically you plant it and forget it and nature does it's thing.
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  4359. Thank you
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  4360. You are right and everyone is addicted to Tractor supply, that's not off grid and the opposite of self sufficiency.
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  4361. Don't be. Just proves you're human. Love your voice. Cheers
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  4362. ♡♥♡♥♡☆★☆★☆
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  4363. Will goats eat rag weed after seed stage or old dead grass cows won’t get
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  4364.  @AnneofAllTrades  It's not a complaint,.....just a friendly observation.
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  4365. yes! I always feel that the steep bevels are useless! thank you for confirming and explaining!
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  4366. Family is key 🤗
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  4367. Oh me too!¡ Purple passion!¡!!
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  4368.  @AnneofAllTrades that’s great information. Thank you!
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  4369. Cool story. Great project. Thanks for sharing.
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  4370. Goat's milk is delish. And they are hardier than sheep. But they are goat-like.
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  4371. This👆! 💯 this!
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  4372. Thanks for sharing your knowledge guys!
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  4373. I think you have figured it out. I hope all is well. Fair winds and following seas.
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  4374. I love Aprils Channel. And This was a Cool fun project to watch. I will follow you to. :)
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  4375. I admire your knowledge of, and empathy toward the animals in your care. They are all wonderful!
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  4376. You need to write a book on lazy gardening! So much great information.
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  4377. Best greatest ever you tube video
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  4378. ive always thought about lazy gardening as being a strategy of capturing our labor and energy in bursts to do the same thing that long a long sustained application of labor and energy would otherwise achieve. I can work myself ragged in bursts, but my attention wanders and unless I set up my projects to be largely self sustaining in the interim they fail. Lazy gardening addresses this more than anything else, in my utterly unqualified opinion.
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  4379. Stalls could hold brahmas!
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  4380. outstanding
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  4381. I was gifted a lovely hand painted mailbox. I saved the old plastic one and am putting it in my new veggie garden.
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  4382. Excellent information
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  4383. Anne of All Trades sorry Annie, that’s not how I roll !!! Lol can’t wait to see how it comes out !
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  4384. love it
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  4385. Thank you Anne!! You rock .
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  4386. yum!
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  4387. so funny...you and the goats
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  4388. When I lived in Florida, they would trim the trees before hurricane season.
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  4389. Love it!
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  4390. Love your videos, been watching a bunch this today. Good job, love all the animals.
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  4391. very informative
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  4392.  @AnneofAllTrades  ohh ok. Well. Didn't know that they would eat them. I just remember seeing birds in the wild eating bugs off animals and thought hmmm ..
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  4393. Anne of All Trades you're the best thank you and keep up the amazing work!!!
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  4394. The good stuff is worth the hard stuff every. Single. Time.
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  4395. Thirty years ago I bought a B & D electric vac/threader, 15-1, $100. I vac up/shred, bag and spread in my garden. No noise, dust, air pollution, raking, or composting needed. It was so easy I did both my neighbor's yards or each side. They were surprised and thanked me. The mulch just laying all winter turned into black soil. I no longer needed to compost in the spring! If I knew how valuable leaf mulch was I could have saved myself 30 years of composting. If you need to convert desert sand for growing trees, try using wood chips + leaf mulch + moisture.
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  4396. "These things die all the time!" "Goats are insanely smart!" Ah yes the Sheep-Goat paradox.
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  4397. “Land Clouds” love it!!!
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  4398. Very, VERY, well said ...
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  4399. Remarquable video ! Thank you so much for sharing your story with such heart-felt feelings and life-changing realizations. It takes humility to realize that everything you've done so far, all the efforts and bravery you've had to become self-sufficient on your own, was done in not exactly the right context to be sustainable on the long run. Even though from permaculture teachings I've always knew that community was key, I am now realizing it right now more and more from the inside and practical view, how essential it is. I love how you end the video with the square dancing, which to me, like all traditional dances, is a practical way to make visible and experience community, all moving in an individual way, yet coordinated manner to the same music... Cheers for all your efforts and what you are doing ! Sending you lots of love and best wishes for 2025 !
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  4400. I have a colleague who's 'friend' got him an alpaca as a wedding gift... (unsolicited afaik, kind of as a joke iirc, haha funny... sure). He decided to keep it and got a second one, as they shouldn't be kept alone I was told. It has been a few years in the mean time, and he still has them and takes care of them. I'm guessing the alpaca will easily outlive the friendship, if it hasn't already.
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  4401. Anne, you are awesome in so many ways beyond words. Your courage, vision, energy, skills, and beauty are an inspiration to all ages. Stay the course, Forgive yourself. Be patient and move forward. Thank you for being you. You are loved.
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  4402. My mother-in-law has an overgrown orchard I've inherited. Thanks for this informative video.
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  4403. Awesome 👍 Job
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  4404. Nice job Ladies. Keep up the good work Anne.
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  4405. Outstanding, thanks for sharing.
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  4406. @ we are building a birthing barn. That’s good to know. Thank you.
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  4407. I love your logic lol!
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  4408. Goats are jerks. I love my goats, but they are jerks.
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  4409. Great video. Thank you! James got me a wood chipper for Mother's Day a few years ago. I love it! ❤️
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  4410. Like this one, a lot keep enjoying your dreams.
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  4411. Thank you
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  4412. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
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  4413. Amen sister. Regardless the dark times ahead (ok maybe moreso Canada not USA😂🤦🏻‍♀️)…. The fear really needs to stop. We are aware now. This isn’t meant to be some saving of our lives. It’s a lifestyle forever … it’s hard AF work! And you need drive, hope and motivation or it will never work. Fear will make you crash hard and waste a lot of money lol
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  4414. 🙏🙏🙏
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  4415. Great video Anne.
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  4416. Exactly what I needed ! (but for blackberries)
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  4417. Awesome thank you.
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  4418. That building looks awesome!
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  4419. Gold Shaw Farm , Morgan fell in love with his kidds . So fun snd funny 😅😅
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  4420. You've touched on human evolution in a nutshell. Our ancestors made it through the cold, harsh, Pleistocene/Ice age, not individually, but as tribes. When the warmer interglacial period came (after the younger dryas impact) and we started practicing agriculture, we formed towns, then cities. This gave rise to the first known Civilizations like Mesopotamia, The Indus Valley, Egypt ect. Civilization itself was a natural progression of our interconnectedness. A human in isolation is as unnatural as an ant disconnected from its colony. Or a bee lost from its hive.
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  4421. Well done!
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  4422. I haven’t even watched the whole video, but I know enough about goats that they are escape artists. Expert level : 10
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  4423. You did not fail. You just found a way not to do it. :) :D
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  4424. I like to tinker with tools and change them occasionally but hell making them from scratch. I'm impressed. Nice workshop by the way. All the best.
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  4425. SO thankful YouTube recommended this video to me - extremely helpful, thank you
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  4426. love how you work with a smile.
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  4427. Your friend’s toddler can’t be de-turd 😉 😁
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  4428. All my love.
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  4429. Run a very hot fence charger and it will take care of the weeds for you. Here's another pro tip. My fence charger is close enough to my wifi that I can use a smart plug on it. That way I can turn it on and off with my cell phone from anywhere on the property.
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  4430. I want some goats 🐐 😃
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  4431. Very much so
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  4432. Thank you!
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  4433. That is gorgeous! What an inspiration!
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  4434. Nice tour!
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  4435. They really POP, nice job Guy's. Brian UK !!!
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  4436. Great shots. Credits to the operator.
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  4437. Love that pickup
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  4438. 1. Fuel 2. Air 3. Spark It’s fun watching you work your way through the troubleshooting process.
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  4439. Beat it cat!!! Lol
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  4440. You and Eric did a great job on a very custom piece! The memories will be part of that table's existence. Thanks for sharing it!
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  4441. Sorry about your friend, as I said before when you need her she will be there.
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  4442. I can’t like this enough.
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  4443. As far as goat info goes, this woman is the GOAT! 🐐Remember what she said, although goats are very cute, we just learned they're a gateway drug to cows! If you don't want cows, don't get a goat.... not even "once"...kids. LOL!
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  4444. Very helpful. And I love your energy :)
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  4445. Absolutely love your enthusiasm for your gardens. Very motivating. Doing a little bit in my garden but much smaller scale. I think ive watched all you videos and shared them to friends. Your zest for life shines through even though your struggles are real. Keep hanging in there as a team. Love your work. All the best.
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  4446. You can hang one of your hats on it.
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  4447. Anne I don’t know if you’ll see this but thank you for all this great information you share here, I’m in Alabama not far from Tennessee so much of what you do here will apply to my zone, our approach is a little different but I’m also a lazy gardener that wants to do things on the cheap and with as little effort on my part as possible, I love what you do and appreciate that you share your knowledge with newbies like me, God bless you and thank you,
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  4448. Amazing.  Well done ladies.
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  4449. Love your sense of humor and your common sense gardening 😊
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  4450. I miss my goats😔
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  4451. Many complainers consider every effort an imposition ("I wanna beautiful productive garden without having to do anything") and seem to be actually upset that you suggest things that save time, money and effort. They LOVE to drop a few hundred at Loews or HD. Cardboard has been my GO TO for some time and since I'm in Middle TN it breaks down quickly. The grandkids love to play in the dirt because I have a "zillion worms". I love drip, especially starting out, but my soil is so rich use it sparingly. During our drought this summer I kept thinking, "I can't tell much of a difference" then discovered the "shutoff valve was in "off" position - it never came on! Having lots of containers have taught me the importance of shade. Keep on informing us!
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  4452. Fun with Anne.
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  4453. I share your sentiment that 1 clove in recipe really means 1 Head of garlic!!!😅😊
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  4454. very nice
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  4455. 06:30 I swear that bud grew 0.5cm between clips. 😂
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  4456. Vielen Dank! Das war wieder sehr interessant! ❤
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  4457. thank you Anne . good luck
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  4458. This concept is true with most animals. People tend to see the benefits of owning them, and not look into what it takes to care for them properly, which is behind why most of these animals become rescue animals. I have ducks, and I see people that go to places like TSC and buy cute little ducklings, then when they find out what it takes to raise them, they go and drop them off at some park or lake {not even realizing that they are not wild bred and won't be able to care for themselves}.
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  4459.  @AnneofAllTrades  🙏 and ❤
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  4460. Love all tips!
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  4461. Wow ! She was Telling It Like It Really Is! Love It
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  4462. seems like a lot of work
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  4463. The one thing of importance you left out... if you're not a goat expert, don't get a goat unless you have a goat mentor so you can learn quickly and not at the expense of your animals and your wallet.
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  4464. U make the best videos 😊 Entertaining, educational and fun to watch. Thanks!
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  4465. learn from the best
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  4466.  @AnneofAllTrades  Great answer :D I heard similar stories/theories about red paints here too. Easy to make (most places got "iron" somewhere in the dirt) and cheap. Farm Red still is the cheapest "barn paint" you can get and it still keeps the fungi etc in check better than any other paints.
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  4467. Neat
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  4468. mAnne-dolin :)
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  4469. Looks great.
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  4470. Great video looking to see more see you later👍
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  4471. A true creator understands that what they create will be criticized. This video is a perfect example of someone who knows what it means to learn from "mistakes made." Soil health, and also also plant health deserve to have more time to be scrutinized. Anne has done a wonderful job, pushing people towards better soil health.
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  4472. Great vid!
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  4473. Thank you so much for sharing this uplifting perspective.
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  4474. God’s design..
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  4475.  @AnneofAllTrades  ah yes i see your point... i do watch your videos often, and i find them interesting, even though i've tried and failed to grow a single cilantro or mint plant in my apartment 😁 🤷‍♂️... that particular phrase (from a reputable channel) was a bit of a trigger, that's all.... sorry
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  4476. WOW you are absolutely Amazing Thank you for making this video Thank you for learning and teaching about Goats! You have a new subscriber now
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  4477. Nice job ladies.
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  4478. Yes farm stuff please! And farm fuzzies, furballs and floofs?!!
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  4479. The first minute and 30 seconds made me subscribe so quickly ☺
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  4480. Nice collab! Its n8ce to see cheerful faces!
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  4481. 😂😂😂😂😂 Lets be honest skim milk is just garbage 😂😂😂😂 True! Feeds the pigs and chooks
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  4482. WOW!!!! You guys ROCK the tiny house!!! " :-)
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  4483. Turn on captions. They just may get it right.
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  4484. something like "this is where the kitten discovers that, that THING on it's butt is trying to attack" :-)
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  4485. Absolutely gorgeous desk!
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  4486. Thanks for your honesty! I’ve always wanted a goat. Still might happen one day. But I’m way more informed now, and will make sure to do more research before actually committing to goats. 😊
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  4487. Nice one. Thanks
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  4488. Thank you : )  @AnneofAllTrades 
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  4489. What a lovely surprise this video was! The crazy people who lived next door to the house I grew up in had just one goat. He used to put his head over the fence and I would put my forehead against his and we'd have a pushing contest.
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  4490. Ann so sorry but know after all this still could be possible. I did so don't give up hope. 🫂🫂🫂
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  4491. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  I'm in France and the companies use it for mulching since they usually landscape as well. I'm still looking tho.
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  4492. great job ,
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  4493. Well done you are really good using the sawstop,and you have a great eye for detail.
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  4494. It amuses me when I see very healthy weeds growing out of hard, rough driveway edges, with lovely flowers like dandelions and purple toadflax.
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  4495. wood and leather ... perfect wedding ... excellent work .... a hug from here ...from Brazil....
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  4496. I love the machete tip haha. HIYAAAAAAAAAH! xD
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  4497. Spectacular video❤ Thank you for the amazing tip's ideas you have shared with us🎉
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  4498. Awwwww shiz!!!
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  4499. Great video 👍🏼👍🏼
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  4500. Teriffic video, thanks!
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  4501. I still have my train set from back when I was a kid lol pretty sure it's the same one
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  4502. This is great! Thank you! You are my hero 😂
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  4503. @8:48 ...worst apprentice ever (I'd hire in a heartbeat)
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  4504. We had goats for a while. They are rats with horns. They are far too rambunctious and too cunning to be easily contained or controlled. It can be done but it's nowhere near the cost for what they provide - that is at least what I have found.
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  4505.  @AnneofAllTrades  Gotcha!
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  4506. Iam hungry now
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  4507. Milk dud and Whopper, how freaking perfect is that.
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  4508. That is stunning and inspiring. Now I have to figure out how to make a chair.
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  4509. Before watching this video, I've wanted to have goats for quite a few years now. After watching this video, I still want to have goats, and that's probably how things will remain, with me not having goats, but with me wanting to have goats. Just like I "want" to have mules and an old Farmall tractor. Great video!
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  4510. Our donkey was rehomed because he would throw the newborn calves around. Dead broke to sit on and lead but disliked the babies which was his purpose to protect.
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  4511. ❤❤
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  4512. Thank you for taking the time to educate..........Great production!!!!
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  4513. Love your enthusiasm and honesty. Thanks for the videos.
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  4514. Every time I look with great pleasure at your beautiful artworks! Thanks for that!
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  4515. Nitrogen, phosphorous, Chicken poop ... I need to get smart really fast because my plantin time frame in KC MO. for vegetables is getting real narrow
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  4516. The floors are beautiful, reminds me of an empty studio right before class that you cannot wait to dance on. 🎉
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  4517. cute animals
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  4518. Anne, of course! 😁
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  4519. U ladies my heros
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  4520. This is the very thing I have always said has been the missing piece in the whole prepping mindset. You can prep to survive a disaster with a defined window that your stores can last out. But if you want to keep things going once the wheels come off 'Big Society' then you need a community. For all our existence we have survived as villages - indeed my 'prepping' dream has been to create such a thing. A community of folk with all the skills needed to keep those wheels on when things start crumbling in the urban jungle. Fifty years ago not enough folk were interested and now I and those I know are too old. But that still doesn't mean the idea was wrong :)
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  4521. :hands-yellow-heart-red:Thanks for all the information and great videos!
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  4522. Humans have never been completely self sufficient. We need each other.
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  4523. No goats?? Oops too late 😂
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  4524. It will happen. And I'm looking forward to that first class!
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  4525. Your so awesome Anne. I have so much respect for you and how you do things. I love how you never give up , you just keep on keepin on. God bless you sweetie.
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  4526. How much did the whole Tiny House Build cost? I would love to build one of these to escape to the family farm on.
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  4527. Anne of All Trades thank you!! The area of our property I want to build doesn’t have electric, water, etc so I’m looking to keep pretty simple, kind of like a nice camping shack, away from the city. No cell phone signal either, so it’ll be perfect to get away.
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  4528. There aren't enough words to tell you how much I love you and your channel! Keep killing it Anne ♡
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  4529. Thanks for the no nonsense practical advice!
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  4530. I have an apricot tree that flowers before it gets its leaves. I've never seen another tree do that. PawPaw trees are very interesting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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  4531. I just built my garden using your method. Looks great now just letting it rest till spring. Thanks
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  4532. Awesome shop helper!!!!!! Great use of scraps.
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  4533. THEY ARE LIKE POTATOE CHIPS . CAN JUST EAT ONE . I HAVE 45 MINI DONKS . ALL RESCUSES . OLDEST IS 32 , YOUNGEST 4 MONTHS . CALL SURPRISE BABY .
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  4534. Best composting vid I've seen. Thanks for the teaching.
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  4535. This was us in Columbia TN - we’re right there with you! Learned a lot of lessons from last year’s arctic blast 😅 We stored our hoses in the basement to keep them from freezing. Our pigs LOVED the snow 😍
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  4536. You're awesome, keep learning, keep sharing, let's learn together ❤️
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  4537. Love love love your channel, especially if I’m in the mood for something very educational but also entertaining. I love your sense of humor and I learn so much in a short amount of time thanks to Adam’s excellent editing.
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  4538. What a great video. Thanks
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  4539. quiero comer un poco jejejeje
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  4540. Your face in the thumbnail cracked me up.
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  4541. I don't have goats. I don't want goats. But I enjoyed this video.
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  4542.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh good. Ihave a ton of maple in my burn pile. You just saved me a ton of stress and money trying to figure this out.
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  4543. I love your videos. I always learn something and am thoroughly entertained while I'm learning. Your sense of humor is fantastic, and I LOVE the sarcasm. I also really appreciate your honesty and your desire to share your experience with others. Thank you so much for all the time, effort and heart you put into these videos. You're awesome😊
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  4544. Ladies ladies ladies. I bow before you. You make "men" look totally stupid in comparrison. I am talking about those who think, even today, that women should be in the kitchen. Those beings are not MEN! You just proved for all ladies who want to make a difference. THAT THEY CAN! You are both awesome and that goes for all women who endevour to make a difference. The men who encourage thier lady to have a go. Gentlemen. I salute each and everyone of you. All of you I wish an awesomely great day.
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  4545. Great innovation!👍👍👍
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  4546. Anne, you are an inspiration! When this prefect is complete you’ll stand back and can proudly say look what we did!
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  4547. OMG I never thought to use a spokeshave to carve a spoon! You are a genius!!! Thanks 🙏🏻 😊
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  4548.  @AnneofAllTrades  No time to spoil!! we only made 8 quarts.
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  4549. this is gonna be awesome!!
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  4550.  @AnneofAllTrades  man that was a great movie! That scene made my stomach grumble every time LOL...
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  4551. Nice copper mug.
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  4552. Hilarious presentation. Youre a star.
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  4553. I remembered when you moved from the Seattle area. Is amazing it was so long ago
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  4554. That intro is fire. Great work.
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  4555. I've already seen it... Howdy is sooo cute!!!
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  4556. Sorry for your loss. RIP Abbey.
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  4557. Your farm garden and animals are really beautiful. Healthy living for all. You are really quite amazing.
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  4558. mooltiple aminal cameos!!!!!
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  4559. O can taste the raspberry jam already....looks awesome...and congrats on 100k subs....yea I am early by just a few subs...👍
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  4560. nice job ladies
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  4561. Yea! Your theme song is back!!
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  4562. I agree with you. Same here I constantly find myself learning new things from English to film making
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  4563. The baby cleaver, cute ;)
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  4564. Spot on . Grate advice 😎
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  4565.  @AnneofAllTrades  Absolutely true. I have friends that do that for the BLM and Forest Service. It ain't easy.
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  4566. Love this video (like all your videos). I also really like that you pushed back against the Open Vase Only Mafia on the fruit tree pruning. As someone who is into fruit trees who prefers central leader, espalier and even spindle/axis styles, I've had more than my fair share of run-ins with the Open Vase Evangelists who demand that anyone choosing any different style of training is clearly doing it wrong... the real answer is that trees are resilient and different species and even varieties respond differently to different pruning methods, and different people have different goals and preferences. I really enjoyed that video because you made it pretty clear in the video what your long-term goals were for your trees and why you were pruning that way, and it was a little different than much of the fruit tree content on youtube.
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  4567. Love your tenacity. I wish I were so gifted. You don't need luck. Best of perseverance to you!.
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  4568. sweet taste good :)
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  4569. Anne got guns . 🙂
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  4570. I love the way you took those innocent mistakes and not only found value in them but also used wisdom to teach us - for those who saw it. Thank you!
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  4571. I have a friend who owns goats, and sometimes they’re gonna breed no matter how hard you try. She wound up with a thirteen year old nanny goat who had TWINS because this little hussy decided to fuck through two layers of fence. She looked like a a squeezed out tube of toothpaste after the birth. She and the babies were fine lol
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  4572. I don’t know how this came up in my algorithm, but great video! I’m going to send this to my friend who lives on acreage and was thinking about getting two goats. “Inventive ways to die” will definitely be a big deciding factor. She’ll have to stick to wallabies for lawn mowing 😂.
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  4573. CHARD BESTIES! Seriously I think a lot of gardening channels don't put enough emphasis on only growing what you actually like to EAT. I will never grow chard, no matter how often channels tell me it's a great, versatile, and easy crop, because I simply don't like it. Same with sweet potato or pumpkins or watermelon. People all have different preferences and that's okay! I'd rather have two crops that I'll actually eat than have a garden full of stuff that Youtube or Instagram told me to plant.
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  4574.  @AnneofAllTrades  that's great! I hope you add some cool vegetation for filtration! 😁
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  4575. O , that's awesome 😊 .
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  4576. 👍
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  4577. I like goats because they are smart. That is also why they can be difficult. Goats calculate, you can watch them figuring things out. That being said, the best goat is someone else's goat.
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  4578. ¡ so beautiful
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  4579. Wow What a mood
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  4580. They are lovable, but they get into more trouble than a 2 year old boy. Constant supervision is absolutely necessary.
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  4581. Part of me feels like your level of empathy can be painful for you at times. I don’t know you so I’m not positive, if it is the case though, I’m sorry for alll the pain you’ve felt. Anyway, have a great day whatever day you see this. 🤙🏽
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  4582.  @AnneofAllTrades  yeah, it’s extremely dark at times. It’s almost just too deep to handle, even physically, but somehow we make it through. Maybe because love so much.
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  4583. Ps. your videos are excellent - so informative, helpful, and fun
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  4584. Jeffrey is the GOAT!
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  4585. Fantastic
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  4586. like the cats.
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  4587. Life is hard. Live well. Laugh often. Love like there is nothing else. And know you are (both) in my thoughts and prayers...
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  4588. It doesn't negate that fact that you do beautiful work.
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  4589. That was just wonderful. Thank you. My great grandfather came from Germany in 1900 and began farming in Nebraska. It was a very tough life and yes, the neighbors all helped each other. Now with corporate farming that is going away.
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  4590. great intro & info. sub
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  4591. We put those stonefruit prunings aside until the leaves wilt and all fall off. The goats then can have access and strip all the bark which is medicinal and entertains them for days. Larger branches can be used for craft or firewood and the remains burnt and the ashes spread, or can be chipped if there was no disease in the prunings.
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  4592. ❤
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  4593. What a powerful video. Real life lessons. I took notes! Thank you for sharing.
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  4594. Nice 👍🏼 good job 👏 girl this’s is my first time visit this channel look 👀 great amazing and learning more about woodworking, we’ll girl hi from south Caribbean island 🌴
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  4595. Wow Anne! That's a beautiful strawberry patch!
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  4596. Woo you are a wealth off knowledge. So inspiring too🌻 Thanks for all the info, really helpful 😊
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  4597. Thanks!
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  4598. Great work. You showed us your mistakes, but what I saw was a woman with tremendous skill. So very well done, a beautiful piece. You have some awesome tools, too. I really enjoy your videos and always look forward to your next endeavor.
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  4599. Safety your wearing slippers I noticed instantly
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  4600. linda menina. Exelente trabalho.
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  4601. "City Folk Proof" lol🤣
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  4602. GREAT JOB ANNE :)
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  4603. I love your channel, in the UK we call it self-sufficiency and we do it because we love knowing what we are eating and, in my case, because I hate shopping.
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  4604. Looks like a cozy place to make some awesome projects. Glad things are coming together for you.
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  4605. My goodness I'm drooling all over myself 🤤
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  4606. #Tremendous
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  4607. Really impressive, looks beautiful.
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  4608. Great of you to actually acknowledge your mistakes. Most people on social media act like they’re all knowing gods. This is why we love your channel Anne
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  4609. No, they don't mind or care...🤣🤣❤️❤️
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  4610. thank you Anne . hum so you are human good thing dont let that stop you mistakes are learning . i have learned lots lol
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  4611. Omg I grew up in Colville, that's so crazy! Never expected to hear anyone talk about that town 😂
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  4612. Anne, I always enjoy watching you wherever you are or whatever you are doing. You are my neighbor and seem to enjoy life. That makes you my friend too. We all make mistakes and that is the best teacher. I had my best tomatoes the first year I tried growing any. The more I learned the worse my results. So, this year I hope will be better. Who knows, maybe the weather will cooperate better. Maybe the soil will be good with a little amending. We just try to do our best and I'm thankful for the farmers that actually feed us. God bless us all.
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  4613. I have had spinach leaves the size of a dinner plate. Also, frost until May here.
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  4614. North Idaho girl here. I bought two pygmy goats around 22 years ago. OMgosh! To this day, they were my favorite pets ever! (Well, our raccoon was pretty awesome) But...Yes, pets 😊❤ and they, Spanky and Alfalfa, lived to be 16 years old. Oh, how we miss our goaters.
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  4615. "He who learns must suffer. And even in our sleep pain that cannot forget falls drop by drop upon the heart, and in our own despair, against our will, comes wisdom to us by the awful grace of God." -- Aeschylus
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  4616. titebond now i know that you are smart
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  4617. This is great information. I hope people considering a donkey watch before getting one (or two). Having said that, I love your donkey(s) and wish I had the opportunity to get to know more about one. They're adorable 😍
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  4618. Beautiful build
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  4619. You are amazing. Thank you for having common sense and sharing it.
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  4620. I didn't notice the failure video. Just the 43 preceding it that were successful. Besides, what you are calling a failure is actually known as advancement to perfection detail in my opinion.
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  4621. Wanting dwarf fruit trees and such great information
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  4622. Thanks @AnneofAllTrades  , I've started that too, it wasn't very affordable either but at least cheaper than woodships. I know it is a good thing that the excess wood is so well used in here, but it makes it more difficult for us gardeners.
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  4623. Now I want to buy a small farm.
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  4624. 32:08 All the pigs are thinking right now is: "Guys... we are sleeping here, can you please shut up??" :D
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  4625. thank you
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  4626. Aaaaw, I love donkeys! They're so cute - I want one so much!!
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  4627. I'm jealous, and hungry!!
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  4628.  @AnneofAllTrades  well let’s hope the universe sends some your way real soon 😊👍🏻. Love all your videos by the way. x
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  4629. Such good info!! Thank you so much! I just posted a short asking for guidance on our chestnut trees, but all my questions were answered in your video. Kuddos!!
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  4630. Exquisite.
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  4631. He left out that a generator generates DC (direct current) and an alternator generates AC (alternating current) and has built in rectifiers to change the AC to DC. Also, shrink wrap does give any appreciable strength to wires. It just seals from moisture. So fun to watch:) I wish I had a project car or truck
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  4632. 16:22, Anyone who has ever experienced a hit like that never forgets...Excellent content.
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  4633. Your very welcome Anne! Have a great weekend!😎
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  4634.  @AnneofAllTrades  Glitter=craft herpes. 😁
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  4635. 👍
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  4636. Wow! You're really good at playing that Mandolin and it looks beutiful. Re the no visible but joints....... that's why I like braces 😁
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  4637. Nice job lady's keep building
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  4638. I tried to do the same thing in Romania. I ended up doing everything myself with the people in my village. We repaired/remade the school for orphans. Took 6 years instead of one. Anyway its done now.
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  4639. Thank you so much for validating this. I have been beating this drum for decades. Weeds are the best soil test and observing helps you rectify most deficiencies.
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  4640. This is such a tremendous message!! it, of course, is focused around the land and farming and homesteading. But no matter where you are in life community is so important. The word church actually means community. Finding your people could not have been said any better.🤝
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  4641. Just keep inching towards the goals. 💪🏼🎄❤️
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  4642. the dogs staring at the bunny killed me😂
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  4643. If every video was made this way American would be the smartest and cable of doing anything
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  4644. Wow! Good stuff. Really really good stuff. Thanks.
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  4645. Good luck Anne, sounds awesome.
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  4646. Anne of All Trades ok!!
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  4647.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the heads up, didn't know about the Studio and the free music. Don't mind the haters, they're just jealous of how creative you are. Just keep on pluggin away! ;-)
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  4648. I love you and your big heart that you share with everyone in your videos... Thank you
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  4649. I make mistakes all the time, and my projects often take months to complete between work, kids, wife, motivation and energy etc. But I always get there in the end. Its only a failure if you give up. Every small or big mistake are just steps towards the end goal if you just stick with it.
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  4650. I am in love with your truck!
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  4651. fantastic video thanks fam!
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  4652. This video Anne! Brilliant!
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  4653. I learned how easy it is to make cheese at a demonstration at East Hill Farm in Troy NH last March. We used a simple mozzarella recipie. I've made cheese on my own three times since then, most recently yesterday. Im aiming for Armenian string chrese. I've not yet figured out the right amount of salt to add, but no failures yet. Its pretty easy and only takes about an hour or so. With milk only costing $3 per gallon (at my local Walgreens) there's nothing to loose. I encourage your viewers to find a simple recipe on the internet and give it a try.
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  4654. Thank you for inspiring me to, best channel I've come across in years.
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  4655. If I had the space I'd get probably 3 for the goat milk, because I love cheese and I'll like to make my own soap. I still like the taste and smell of cow milk better, and I like their cheeses as much as the goat milk cheeses 😊
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  4656. I enjoyed the video.
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  4657. Goats are of the devil!!! 👿😂
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  4658. If someone who is over 40, the best pet is a rescue...the older ones no one will take. They r so loyal, so greatful. Yes, u will probably outlive them but the feeling of knowing u rescued, loved and gave them the happiest days of their lives. Right now with the flooding in North Carolina Florida the fires there's so many displaced animals... Pets who have lost everything, that are needing someone to help them through the trauma and to give them a forever home. I just wanted to put that out there
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  4659. i don't' even have a garden, but these things make sense, if only corporate would understand the same principles, value long term growth over short term growth, or preventative maintenance vs reactive maintenance
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  4660. Can't help it. I confess that I like chard eithout any of those things you mentioned.
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  4661. Dude knows a lot of trees. I like it..
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  4662. It's a very inspiring video. You are courageous to share your story. Remember when you take on a new project to enjoy the journey and not just the destination. Your videos are awesome! Keep up the great work!
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  4663. They are great "mowers" for sure.......love your vids Anne, stay healthy.
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  4664. Good advice
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  4665. love your videos. Love your spirit. I would love to be your protégé if you are looking for some extra muscle.
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  4666. Great project 👍 looks great 👍👍
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  4667.  @AnneofAllTrades  Let's hear it for cellulose therapy, lol
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  4668. Yup, l realized this a couple of years ago, we who try to do it all alone are idiots! There was always a community working together and having individuals with different skills and knowledge to dhare the load..
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  4669. I think I just found my next project. I'll need to make mine a lot bigger though. The Lagavulin and Glenlivet are nice. They need some Laphroaig in there as a friend though. I love the comically tiny knob too.
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  4670. OMG THE CAT AT 12:32 <3 <3 <3
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  4671. Good luck 👍😊
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  4672. My neighbor talked me out of getting a goat, she has 4 and I get my fill from them.
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  4673. I love that you loved your dog. I m aware how brutal that loss is. Thru it all keep up the inspiring chair building!
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  4674. 2:20 ROFL
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  4675. Anne smile working that spindle in safety goggles is priceless...... can I barrow some of your energy. :)
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  4676. Inner Bunny!
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  4677. CHAOS MONSTERS!!! love that!
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  4678. Those are some cute heifers
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  4679. Ann you are very talented, keep up the great things you do!
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  4680. what a great collection of info. Thanks for sharing.
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  4681. You say u love learning, I see that and that you are EXCELLENT at teaching!!
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  4682. beautiful wood work and puppy it is great to watch some one who is always smiling it helps breathing up the day
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  4683. Love ALL your videos!! 😍
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  4684. you girls are freakin awesome
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  4685. The best years of my life was when I had a farm partner and we learned everything together. From chickens to a raw milk dairy everything was new. Life moved us far apart but I will always long to go back to that time.
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  4686. Ha! I used to have 2 ferrets John and Paul, and a squirrel I bottle raised named Ringo. Haven't had a George yet which is ironic since he's now my favourite Beatle (used to be Paul!)
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  4687. If you can draw it, you CAN build it!!! 😀❤😊
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  4688. Excellent video!!! Can be said of any animal really but donkeys and smaller equines in particular seem to be neglected a lot of the time! People just aren't doing their research before taking on these animals and it's a real shame!!! Thanks for pointing all of this out.
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  4689. @AnneofAllTrades  I cover my plot with them black bags and poke holes, so only the plant I grow gets the sunlight. That's how I deal with them weeds.
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  4690. Well done...
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  4691. nice
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  4692. I’m gonna start calling you energizer Annie. Instead of Annabelle:)
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  4693. In Lacto Fermentation, it is actually lactobacillus instead of Yeast. Lactobacillus converts sugars into lactic acids, whereas yeast converts into alcohol. Great video explaining how this process is achieved.
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  4694. Feliz natal e muita saude. 2019 muito mais alegria.
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  4695. You are so Right it’s All about People, Neighbors, Family and the memories We create. Check out the Newly released Forever Devotional 401 + Verses (Psalm 119:105) Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. The Only Thing That Remains when We Are Gone
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  4696. I wanna be you when I grow up
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  4697. 🖒🖒😙😙🙌
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  4698. They listen better than dogs
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  4699. you are my heroes.
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  4700. Thank you for your honesty. And for reading comments. Please keep doing what you are doing. Namaste
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  4701. Thank you for the positivity❤
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  4702. That was a great video and advice thank you
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  4703. the little aesthetic details never fall to get me.
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  4704. I dig it.
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  4705. Dr. Anne Doolittle? ;-)
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  4706. Yes, cardboard has worked here in the high Mojave Desert in NW Arizona for me for 2 years before the weather and carpenter ants have decimated it pretty much. I believe in this technique. I have cardboard on the soil right at the chain link fencing here on the alley where no neighbors.
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  4707. awesome vid. i love my moms homemade sweet pickles. my brother has started making pickles for my daughter who loves dill pickles. also the college in my town are the Delta State University Statesmen, home of the fighting OKRA. the okra was mascot and tag was started as a "joke" poking fun at the small town university.
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  4708. Anne of all trades is extremely knowledgeable and entertaining. I love looking and listening to her.
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  4709. You are so hilarious ... shavings from hubby's shopping habit😂😂😂 On a serious note, I have learnt a lot, thank you!
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  4710. Congratulations for a good job. The illusion you transmit is contagious!
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  4711.  @AnneofAllTrades  And you are an outstanding personality who can do so many things!
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  4712. Amazing work!! My sympathy for your puppy. Many of us know the struggle. It isn't easy.
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  4713. 👍🏻
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  4714. Excellent personality an enjoyable 25 minutes of my life! Anne you are great fun!
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  4715. I really enjoyed watching this and learning from your experiences. Thanks for sharing.
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  4716. An old actors saying was never work with children or animals. It's only a failure of you don't learn from it. This was a prototype. :-)
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  4717. Aww a mini pizza and clever.
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  4718. I really like your videos
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  4719. Love your videos. Cant wait to see you in Iowa at the end of the month!
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  4720. I guess i got lucky. I kept mini goats as pets. We had hog fencing. I had no issues. Loved them very very much. I am no longer on a farm and i miss them. I loved the easy care hoof trims, the friendly nature, taking them on a long walk (they just naturally followed), the tiny bebies we would play with in the house . Providing ramps and play surfaces and seeing them enjoy them. The satisfaction of cleaning out the mini barn and putting clean bedding in. The work part was good exercise and they were great little friends. The male was a bit of an a-hole but funny too and he was easy enough to handle given his size and nice steerable horns! Lol i imagine full sized goats would be an entirely different ballgame. Also harder if you are trying to milk and make money from them. Mine were always and only pets
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  4721. I was not prepared for a donkey with a little hat... (01:50)
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  4722. Excellent video, Anne! Thx for sharing!!
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  4723. Add a heavy spritz of water in the oven when you put the dough in and your crust will come out even better. Egg wash too and people will worship you.
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  4724. WOW... Anne.. You are amazing..
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  4725. superwoman
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  4726. George!!!! You girls rock!!
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  4727. So cool.
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  4728. I did this method last year. It's wonderful and did indeed help keep the weeds down. I am looking forward to the beds being taller over time. Would you recommend letting your chickens in the garden during the off season? Or would that spread out the rows too much and make more work come planting time?
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  4729. 👏👏👏😚😚😚
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  4730. My partner came home with a goat almost 40 years ago. It ate all the nappies off the line, got a new home the next day 😂
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  4731. I can see that awesome lookin' chair on my front porch with a couple others and my butt sitting in 1 of 'em with a ice cooler next to me with 2-3 extremely cold beers and my feet up on the rails watchin' the fish jump in the Sound.
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  4732. no goats for me. not enough land
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  4733.  @AnneofAllTrades  I usually just use my finger. If it feels lightly wet below the surface it's good. If it's flaky and dry, well, it's dry. If you poke your finger in and it's soaked.. too wet. It's like the toothpick method but more accessible. :D
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  4734.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks
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  4735.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you!! 🎉💐
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  4736. Amen!! You are speaking the truth. Love your energy.😊
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  4737. Great job Very well done !
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  4738. That is a really nice build! Love the use of the tractor seat for sure :)
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  4739. You could have joined the woulda shoulda coulda club. Don't let anything or anyone steel your dreams.
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  4740. For whatever it’s worth, I add the diatomaceous earth to my duck and chicken food and it gets rid of flies as they eat the poop. Try it.
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  4741. Who else loves the alpaca just chillin in the background
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  4742. All of that makes sense. We humans are social creatures. But we have multiple intersecting tribes and mini-tribes. We need to be in them, and they need us to be in them.
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  4743. That looks so good Anne…nice job kiddo!🥗
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  4744. Love!!!!! Inspiring!
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  4745. My kids say 'cats not supposed to drink coffee, they supposed to drink water!' lol. Beautiful table! 😍😁
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  4746. Sorry for your loss 💚🐶🐾🐾
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  4747. My cat really enjoyed this video
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  4748. 👍👍👍👍👍ya make me smile
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  4749. I also thank you for mentioning depression which is a daily struggle for me also. Somewhere in there I thought I heard you mention Washington State so if you happen to be back visiting you might want to look in on Leo who, at the other end of the scale, is rebuilding Tally Ho, a 110 year old yacht. in Sequim. ( https://sampsonboat.co.uk/boatbuilding/ ) ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppFDus2E4CE ) ( https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Sequim,+WA+98382,+USA/@48.0773944,-123.160666,12z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x548fb8dcc2878457:0x7adc8aefce83b180!8m2!3d48.0794552!4d-123.1018066 )
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  4750. Nice workshop you've got there Anne 😍😍😍
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  4751. such a nice table. great job
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  4752.  @AnneofAllTrades  hi wasnt expecting a reply how do you find the time? its very refreshing watching a young person as yourself learning and passing experiences on thanks and keep up the good work
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  4753. Awesome thank you! The dead chicken probably helped indeed!
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  4754. It's really beautiful! It almost looks like a church. You should be proud. I hope your school is a success. New Year's blessings.
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  4755. Wow! Just wow!!
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  4756. I love your personality and am always entertained by your videos. But today was extra special because of the Chinese! It was such a surprise, and a treat for my ears! Yet another reason to love you!
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  4757. LOVE it! Exactly what I needed to hear. THANK YOU!
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  4758. YUM!
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  4759. ALWAYS GIVING US SO MUCH KNOWLEDGE ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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  4760. Those donkies looked like they wanted to step in and help. You have a chick! ♥
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  4761. LOVE your enthusiasm ‼️🙌💜✌️
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  4762. Beautiful desk. Very talented lady.
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  4763. All that robbery you have confessed to, I am calling the police! lol!
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  4764. well done thanks for sharing ehhh
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  4765. Thank you for the information I found you by happy accident. I bought a house in south central Tennessee. I have apple and pear trees. They are big, and gone wild. I don't know where to start.
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  4766. beautiful job.,., as I told you in Instagram,.,,father of twins gretings from argentina
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  4767. you are fearless! great work
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  4768. watch your videos all the time now: from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Canada.
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  4769. I excaped King County in 2003, no looking back.
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  4770. I love the fact that you can also work it cold. I will be checking out bronze more.
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  4771. Thank for sharing you experience 🙏🏿 😊 for us to learn from it.
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  4772. Looks to be a Yamaha
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  4773.  @gardenfork  just trying to save someone from suffering the pain of working on a suzuki, I tried and it ended up being cheaper just to take it and get it fixed.
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  4774. I am a habitual too deep offender, thank you to bringing to light this. I have been having problems direct sowing the past few years (some things grow, but with moderate success compared to with how much I sow) and this has gotta be why
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  4775. "I accidently maced myself making hotsauce" 😂😂😂😂😅 i love you so much! Why are we not neighbors 😅
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  4776. thank you
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  4777. This is a great video. Thank you. I am learning a lot ❤
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  4778. 🙃🙃🙃👍
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  4779. Anne honesty is always the best because there are a lot of people out there that are absolutely not honest, but it’s not a failure it’s a learning tool, your cat is awesome very beautiful. Keep up a positive attitude and that smile take care my friend god bless and yes thank you for sharing your knowledge and craftsmanship, from the🇺🇸🇺🇸🐊🐊 Cajun 🐊🐊🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  4780. As a dyslexic with adhd I know how words can swap with what you think you said and mixed with name blindness lol it’s a bitch… I love your honesty and the fact people like me know everything is different in garden to garden, a pest in one area is a prized plant elsewhere, I am glad you cleared up the Forrest part as that’s the only horror for me lol I’m in Australia and I know of so much damage comes from the wrong taking plants but often those people want free plants and have no understanding of the delicate echo systems We all need to research our own stuff for our area and experiment, I know i have broken rules and have been asked for help by many and thankfully offered to be compensated I get hot dry winds on he edge of all open grain growing paddocks so I do have to water allot even with improving organic matter using cardboard and mulch etc and I have lots of mycelium 😉 Earwigs are my nemesis but with better soil (started again 5mnths ago) I definitely have less issues now lol even my sacrificial plants are doing great lol Keep up the great entertaining informative posts we love them x
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  4781. Goats also like ice cream cones. I learned that the hard way when I was FOUR. I have hated them ever since.
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  4782. Your recommendation lines up perfectly with how I'd like to acquire a donkey. At middle age, I think getting a young donkey would be a mistake. I would only be interested in a middle-aged donkey and perhaps we could "ride off into the sunset" together (I actually mean WALK together, of course, but that ruins the phraseology). Yes, an older, well-loved, maybe-spoiled-a-little animal would be best for me.
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  4783. Funny Chef!! :-)
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  4784. I had a friend who raised a beautiful garden every year. I looked around one day and noticed he didn’t have a single flower planted anywhere, so I asked him why. “Carl, if I can’t eat it, it’s a weed!”
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  4785. Absolutely love your fox overalls! 😍 My heart hurt for you seeing how little the builder cared for your dream. It is looking so beautiful now though even through the chaos. ❤
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  4786. Congratulations on Reva. She is Beautiful. I hope you get a little girl also. Fresh Milk I was raised on it. Peace Be With You ☮️
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  4787. This video makes me wish YouTube had a love button. It deserves more than a like. ❤
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  4788. LOL, love the chard defense. That is the beauty of opinions. We all get one. Thanks for the video.
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  4789. You're awesome!
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  4790. I loved my goats.
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  4791. Still at it? Bought a third.
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  4792. What a great year past and good to see all the growth in your skills.
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  4793. Ahhhh… The sound of freedom. 🇺🇸 ☯️Yin & Yang 🤔
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  4794. 👍🤟
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  4795. Good fortune to you in your new endeavor. I have been watching you work for a long time here on the Tube. Inspirational, for sure. Look forward to learning about your new adventures!
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  4796.  @AnneofAllTrades  I have only been doing this for 2 years but I started placing onions between as many plants as I can. The bug pressure "seems" much less. I have never seen a bug on an onion and they are much cheaper than Garlic. Plus you get onions
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  4797. it's helping me
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  4798.  @AnneofAllTrades  Awesome!! Thanks for the response! Can't wait to snag up the plans and make ours next spring!
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  4799. The best thumbnail on a youtube video award recipient.
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  4800. I have a kitty named Biscuits who looks exactly like the one riding your shoulder. She used to do the same with me in my shop. Bawwww :)
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  4801. Chaos Monsters! 😈 so stinking cute though!
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  4802. So easy to see your passion for crafting.
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  4803. Thank you!!!!! I have watched numerous video on how to prune a fruit tree and learned nothing. The doing while videoing was hugely helpful and having a lay person either reiterate or ask for clarification was an additional useful method to convey information.
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  4804. Great looking table.
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  4805. I absolutely loved your video! Your a great teacher😊
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  4806. Great video of a traditional recipe. Thanks Anne!
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  4807. Austrian winter peas are easy to kill in the spring, you can just weed eat them down. I generally have plenty of time to kill Winter rye in the spring, by tarping for a few weeks before I need to plant my summer crops into it. My last frost is May 15th on average, so I would probably tarp mid April.
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  4808.  @AnneofAllTrades  of course he was! That makes a lot of sense. Plus you mentioned in a video that you used to live in seattle. I’m a central WA transplant from south seattle. :D found your channel recently and I’ve been soaking up all your videos. Learning a lot!! Grateful for you!
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  4809. Excellent video! I suscribed, greetings from Argentina!
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  4810. Just watched it for the 4th time. Keep on keeping on.  @AnneofAllTrades 
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  4811. Great stuff keep up the good work
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  4812. Thanks!
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  4813. Hi there, I hope the colors keep working for the dogs so you can relax and do the things you love ( like making furniture & filming it 😁😁😁 ). Glad to see that everything eventualy works out. Keep on the nice work you do. Greets Jeffrey.
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  4814. You're a human pollinator! lolol Love it!!
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  4815. Awesome, thanks for sharing.
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  4816. Very nice!
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  4817. Nice job.
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  4818. Best video ever, best message ever. Man, the permaculture influencers of today also ignore the community side of permaculture--not just the self-sufficiency people.
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  4819. Oh. NO WASTED STEPS!. I think I remember having that conversation with you.
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  4820. I live in northern Sweden, I mostly plant seeds in the soil in May, the seeds that are to be sown directly. We have three months of summer, with the sun never setting and 6 months of winter, where the sun never rises, but it is light for about 3 hours. My house is flooded with grow lights and plants. I plant tomatoes, peppers and chilies in December/January, because otherwise they never have time to bear fruit before autumn and winter come. If my seeds don't take root, I start stirring the soil in my pots, because then I know that the seeds have ended up too deep, or that the soil is too compact. If I am unsure whether it will freeze or if there will be a night with frost, I always put on a fiber cloth after I have sown my seeds outdoors and it has worked really well.. ❤️❤️❤️ Love your vlogs!
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  4821. Love this kind of video from you , Anne. A vlogy yet informative video that lets us get to know you better. You’re crushing it. ❤onward
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  4822.  @AnneofAllTrades  For once my assumption was accurate, but with your skill set... I knew it would be! You're incredibly talented and I LOVE the fact that you share videos like this... once again, THANK YOU!!
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  4823. Good video Anna 🐝 are cool and important
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  4824. ⭐
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  4825. Good video Anne
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  4826. Honey 🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯🍯 love fresh honey take care my friend from the 🇺🇸🇺🇸🦞🦞🐊🐊Cajun 🐊🐊🦞🦞🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  4827. great video, one of the best I have seen so far on trimming trees , love your goats !
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  4828. Great work on the project and attention to details!
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  4829. The Donkey was a surprise xD
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  4830. Molto brava👍
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  4831. Lazy & free mulch/compost material: fall leaves you had to rake anyway. EXPERT LEVEL: get bags of pre-raked leaves from your neighbors! 😂
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  4832. Anne of All Trades Thanks, great work!
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  4833. ❤❤❤I am loving your channel. You really are an inspiration. To me hard work is the Best work. The purpose is so much different🙏🏼🫶🏽
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  4834. This video was so calming and peaceful thank you 🙏
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  4835. Very helpful! 😊
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  4836. My grandmother kept a goat for me because it is the best milk to transition to after breastfeeding. “Nana” was her name. (The goat, not my grandmother) White and brown spots and long ears. She was so sweet tempered.
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  4837. Thank you for the video, your jerseys are beautiful. I also have jerseys in New Hampshire, I totally agree with your video and can relate. Thank you for showing small farms and our struggles, but the rewards are so worth it!
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  4838. if your not making mistakes your not learning, i am a retired furniture maker and i still stuff things up occasionally, being a wood worker is all about knowing how to recover and save a mistake.
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  4839. Thank You Anne.
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  4840. Your videos are so educational and addictive! You are truly inspiring and I think we could be bestest. Keep on shining bright and educating through honesty and reality 😊
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  4841. Great job girls! :)
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  4842. I just love this channel. You go Anne! ❤️
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  4843. And now I am hungry
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  4844. Patients has its rewards. KUDOS !!!
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  4845. Ist time watching your channel. Wow……so much work, but so rewarding😊
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  4846. Tears with you baby girl from Perth Australia...your efforts all of you are undeniably full on and awe inspiring. Im sitting here, daughter is an events co-ordinator and im shaking my head going nope not gonna make that one and yet cheering you on the lot of you as your filming laughing and crying xoxo
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  4847. Plantain, dandelions, purslane all have lots of benefits and I try to encourage them.
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  4848. We are our own worse critic but love the fact you can show both sides of projects. The good and the bad.
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  4849. Awesome video! Thanks for taking us along! Blessings
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  4850. In the Philippines we played with our goats ...then we ate them.
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  4851. Community is everything
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  4852. Can't do woodworking without a shoulder cat. Beautiful piece of furniture.
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  4853. David Oberholzer TN has it’s own rules. 😂
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  4854.  @markhagler4311  Or cross the road!
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  4855. Really nice whiskey cabinet -- but it needs to be a lot bigger... :-D Nice choice of uisges, too. Clyde
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  4856. Always ontact your state extention office to see about signing up with park and rec. Or, maintenence, depending on state and what they call it. But theyre always happy to drop off in a yard instead of the dump. Plus they usually chip, and chop.
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  4857. ❤️
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  4858. lol bad kid
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  4859. Congratulations on a great purchase!!! She is so beautiful!
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  4860. I have been waiting for this video. Looking forward to starting my own hive next year.
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  4861. My husband and I have spent all winter reading and watching chicken stuff (two days away!). Turns out we have both been watching Anne of All Trade videos and looked at each other like the "scar jo michael scott surprised" meme, found out when we talked about coop stuff. Thank you for your videos, we have learned so much on chickens and gardening. Also our rolly polly have not eaten strawberries or anything, i think your point stands. And nuance and context is crucial. May your false spring / third spring end quickly.
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  4862. Awesome. This is just what I need
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  4863. Informative and entertaining! Thank you!
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  4864. Nailed it ❤
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  4865. Great video fun to watch
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  4866. Nice job
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  4867. Thank you so much for this!!! What a wonderful, insightful perspective.
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  4868. CASTRATION TOOTH!!!??? What!!!! I think that’s enough to say to to the cuddle muffins lol
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  4869. Listening to you I feel my heart swell bc I love this relationship we can have with our animals and all of the work and intuitiveness it takes. This is always something that has come naturally to me and is something I value in my soul. While I’m the horses, goats, dogs and what’s considered more traditional “farm” animals, my son has become a reptile expert. Just this past month he has just bought a piece of land to create an environment of education of the reptile world, with a concentration in turtles. I could not be more proud of his commitment to these creatures and his want for them to be bred, bought and sold, in the most responsible of manners. Thanks for your videos Ann. They’re so important.
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  4870. I aspire to have a shop this nice. Great job!
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  4871. Obviously 2 tough Gals..................Tougher than Most Men.
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  4872. 4 minutes in.... no goats for me !!!
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  4873. Aku suka melihat wanita kuat seperti mereka
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  4874. Nice project look forward to see more. One tip. When working over grass or dirt place a sheet of cardboard on the ground. I hate working in the dirt.
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  4875. NICE
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  4876. Love it
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  4877. "Goats were my gateway drug to cows." 🤣🤣🤣. I actually prefer goat milk to cow milk (its less upsetting to my stomach).
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  4878. Well, this video really puts me to shame...very talented women here!
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  4879. Beautiful piece......though you may want to ban pink lemonade from the shop for the duration of this project!
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  4880. Lol that was cool
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  4881. @AnneofAllTrades  Might want to check local dairies or large cattle operations close by. I had a worker from a dairy AI mine several times. They often have someone trained to do it.
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  4882. Excellent, comprehensive and thoughtful. Thank you. raphael nyc
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  4883. Hey Anne, fantastic cabinet!! I love the way you are so patient with the kitty cat who apparently always wants to be in the shot. Lol Keep up the great work, always look forward to see what's coming next. Cheers
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  4884. Great video!
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  4885. I just found you this year and I very much enjoy your content. Please don’t let the know-it-alls get in the way. People are way too full of themselves these days and the internet has nearly made civility extinct. I appreciate the information you share.m and it never once occurred to me that I should take everything you (or anyone) says as gospel. You’re very real and authentic which is refreshing in a world of Kardashians so please, just keep being you.
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  4886. God bless you! I have been going through very similar experiences building out a tiny home (obviously a much smaller scale). I live about four hours from the building so I have to really manage my time. There have been a lot mistakes, errors, misjudgments, and misfortunes, but I enjoy looking at the progress and the successes. Keep up the good work, it will all be worth it. Thanks for sharing an honest view of your project!
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  4887. I’ll stick to my goats for now then 😂
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  4888. New subscriber here, very nice video
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  4889. I've used mushroom compost in the past and its great inexpensive option for a small garden. I've had mushrooms growing out form under a wooden stake that fell over.
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  4890.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'll stick to Hoppe's #9!
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  4891. that mechanical shredder gives a great apple juice shower by the look of it, but it does the job pretty well. Nothing like a cold glass of applejack.
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  4892. "Tell a few hundred of my friends" - 3.2 million views later. xD
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  4893. 🤘💪🙂👍
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  4894. Liked, subscribed. Love your loud and clear delivery. Also enjoying hearing your opinions and point of view.
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  4895. Community building is incredibly important. I have some ideas and goals to that end forming in my mind for my community. Watching you inspires me to do what I can here in missouri to accomplish those fledgling ideas rattling around in my head.
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  4896. Dude!!! I can't believe you play Mandolin too!!! I'm a fiddle and guitar player 🎻 🎸🎵 💪
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  4897. Great video with real honesty. Need to see more of this kinda stuff from all the pros. Thanks for sharing!
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  4898. Most enjoyable episode! Thank you.
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  4899. All the professionals use KitchenAid
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  4900. Thank you for sharing these invaluable tips, I absolutely love trees and the bushes on our property. We've received good advice and bad advice and all of this knowledge will help for a better plan
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  4901. So cool! It's fun to see how you are setting up your new farm.
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  4902.  @AnneofAllTrades  I struggle with that. I've got so many ideas I want to get to, but you can't take them all on at once. I'm sure that's how you feel, but on a huge scale.
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  4903. ~Wow, i think you help shed light on why i dont have dandelions, which i really want!~The water here has a lot of calcium in it!~I would love to have dandelions!!!~Now i can figure out a way to offset the calcium in the soil to grow some!!!~YAY!!!~
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  4904. Beautiful chair. I love the brass-leather-walnut combo; so gorgeous.
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  4905. Great FUN!
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  4906. Good idea thank you I also have a channel
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  4907. Way to keep up MIlk Dud!!
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  4908. I love your videos so much! I am trying to be a lazy gardener and work as an intuitive herbalist at the same time. Oh and I actually work as a medical intuitive and work in relationships, I do interviews of people I think are making the world better in some sort of way, and I sing for assisted living facilities. So my garden often gets a bit neglected but I love watching how I can still get good results without tons of work. Man I was drooling over your figs. My last house that I sold about a year ago had an amazing huge fig tree, after watching how easy that was, I am contemplating how weird it would be to ask them if I could get some twigs for propagating.
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  4909. Very helpful. Much appreciated..
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  4910. Anne of All Trades I have both rocks and drains, lol.
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  4911. Great video, I just subscribed. My channel is all things wood, tree work to woodworking. Check it out.
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  4912. A real woman makes her own nails! 💪😁
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  4913. crazy talented!
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  4914. Yes, you need a “goat village” in order to always have a lactating goat…
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  4915. Most complete explanation I've seen yet. Thank you!
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  4916.  @AnneofAllTrades  ahhhhh nice! Touchè! I agree on that. 😂! Damn Budweiser products!
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  4917. Thanks Anne. Once again I've learned something.
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  4918. Ralph Waldo Emerson quote: What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered.
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  4919. Cool !! Great job
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  4920.  @AnneofAllTrades  i haven't had that problem at all. Maybe you have more rainfall and tougher grasses. Could always go with that biodegradable plastic, as once its dead stays bare as long as you top it up with mulch. Worth a shot with free renewable supplies, tho. Your other alternative is spraying to kill everything. Never been a fan of herbicides
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  4921.  @AnneofAllTrades  yes, the hive mind, right? Anyhoo, good luck. I'm sure many suggestions will work. Love your channel!
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  4922. The power of girls 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
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  4923. Love the Whiskey Cabinet ;) I can appreciate a person with O.C.D. :)
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  4924. We plane, we saw, we kicked ass !
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  4925. Awesome work Anne! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
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  4926. ❤️🙏🏻
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  4927. So saddened by your story. Glad to see you still positive.
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  4928. Cool,
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  4929. This was a very useful tutorial An early investment of time saves so much time down the road. I also never thought of simply using cardboard boxes, but it makes so much sense
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  4930. Chickweed, sure, not so delicious, haha. This is a great film and great list!!! Beautiful work. You're like the Tennessee version of Fukuoka Masanobu! Also, maybe I'm weird, but I love clover in my herb tea and in salad! It's been a great ground cover, that also fixes nitrogen 🙂
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  4931. I'm in Montana, I hate cover crops. I prune my fruit trees for strong structure and attractiveness. I hate chard. I'll be here watching even if you're wrong. See ya next season!
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  4932. I read a quote .self sufficiency is a path to poverty . It was in a tim ferris book. Tribe of mentors
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  4933. Amen.
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  4934. Thanks for posting. Please keep it up.
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  4935. OMG you build and you have alpacas. How can I NOT subscribe!!! 😍
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  4936. Thank you for this! I’m getting ready to prune my fruit trees before I miss my winter window and this video provided more information that I can use to change my strategy pruning. I might even consider looking for an arborist in NC that can help assess my tree situation.
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  4937. This is one of my fav gardening channels! Takes the pressure out of being a perfect gardener and makes it fun. I loved your idea of putting seeds in order of planting. i will be doing that this season (I am in the Southern Hemisphere so we are heading into Autumn now).
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  4938. Spring of Deception... fallen for that one too many times - it's not like the tulips are helping me either
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  4939.  @AnneofAllTrades  I do not personally believe in pickles as a food source (😜) but I do love me some tomatoes for curries and butter chicken and sauces and good things. Omg, I could bulk-prep butter chicken gravy and have it on hand, ready in an instant!!!
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  4940. Love the repropogation effects!
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  4941. Love my goaties!! 🥰:goat-turquoise-white-horns:They clean my horse pasture nicely and make great field dogs
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  4942. Well done ladies!
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  4943. Someone might have already suggested this but next time you make it try soaking your chicken in the buttermilk overnight in fridge or at least for several hours. Learned this from our older generation at our local county extention. Adds flavor.
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  4944. Good video. I still want goats.
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  4945. 👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤👍❤
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  4946. This is the best Homesteading video I've ever watched
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  4947. Goats take a top down approach to eating.
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  4948. Thank you!!!
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  4949. Most of Every word Anne said in this video should be on a Brass Plaque at The Lincoln memorial ' Because President Abraham Lincoln wanted the Same for All US Americans!🇺🇲🌦️🌐🕊️
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  4950. So cool!
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  4951.  @AnneofAllTrades  "compounding nature of time" ... good one!
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  4952. I've been waiting for this!
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  4953. Hey. Thanks for sharing your philosophy about your life, purpose, and challenges - very inspiring and insightful 🙂 Subscribed 🙂 From UK - Manchester.
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  4954. I feel this so hard. My animals and kids help keep me motivated and help with a routine
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  4955. @ Have to admit though, it’s a lot of work, when the season starts I’m sure I’ll be running your playbook in my head🤪
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  4956. Your brain & my brain could be friends 😝 Thanks for the book titles, I look forward to reading them!
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  4957. They won't eat you grass just your washing
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  4958. Loved the Inspector. Bet such close scrutiny doesn't come cheap. The cabinet is beautiful. Listen to Adam!
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  4959. Great work! I agree with you on the blond color.
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  4960. Cool
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  4961. "Brenda, figure your life out a little bit." 😂
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  4962. I like your tiny house
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  4963. I love it a plant that came from somewhere 🤷‍♀️
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  4964. Great job.
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  4965. Wouw, what is that beautiful cabinet, a dream! Thanks for the great video, I hate to make dovetails, it's sooo long work, to have it perfect, you gave me the strength to make it again, thanks! It's more than 25 years ago when I did that!
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  4966.  @AnneofAllTrades  large gestures, use of the word "lazy," never watering, the tools are by the door so you remember to use them (my biggest clue, because I do that with vitamins), and devices to help when you forget to harvest during daylight hours. 😁
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  4967. Amen and Amen God bless and let the blessings flows
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  4968. Thanks for the gratuitous lamb pictures! ❤️❤️❤️
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  4969. Thanks for bringing to mention what helped keep you going or got you going again when you realized whatever that was working for you wasn't working anymore or wasn't working well enough. I thought many times about how it might be or how it would be to live off grid and get away from a society and pace of life That brings about many problems, expenses and troubles but always wondered what keeps or kept a lot of people going for the long haul after getting established how do they stay established at running a homestead.
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  4970. Some more furry friends.....I like your little farm....reuse the material you have is a great idea,I just made a stand up work station for my son out of 8"x32" pieces of painted ply,lots of sanding....keep the great videos coming
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  4971. I'll be watching more from you - very relatable. I'm glad to hear you and Daniel(?) have made a whole series. I am about to head outside and confidently trim my young fruit trees now. Thank you!
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  4972. Awsome Anne!! Just awesome. Really great build. Cheers
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  4973. Nice compilation of your awesome achievements.... Annabelle ☺️
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  4974. You are a delight to watch
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  4975.  @AnneofAllTrades  have done more than my share of rewires on old Chev 's. Have also repaired a few conversions. Biggest mistake fuel gauge & amp gauge, basic Delco alt output exceed gauge capacity. Like to incorporate a fuse block when rewire also directional lights. Glad to hear you rewired all , cotton covered wires aren't that great insulation.
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  4976. Never getting goats. I'm actually done getting animals. I do dream of having a life without animals someday. When I die, I don't want to leave any animals behind.
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  4977. I'm so glad I don't let my chickens in the garden after I plant it. So glad we use woodchips in the garden paths. I didn't know about the copper and coffee grounds! I must plant more dill & chives & garlic. Vacuuming is something I've never heard of! Glad we have a garden fence. Need to do more interplanting. Thanks for the tips.
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  4978. OMG cute overload and some cool wood carving
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  4979. Ann you are so awesome!!!
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  4980. My climate is different from yours (AZ desert) but i still learned a lot for my backyard garden, thank you
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  4981. Beautiful! Love it!❤
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  4982. amazing video, so much useful info here, thank you for sharing !!!
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  4983.  @AnneofAllTrades  oh I will be watching it as I make my own to make sure I'm not forgetting anything...lol.
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  4984. Thank you Anne for sharing. You and your family are in my prayers 🤗
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  4985. Illegal chickens … ha! 😂
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  4986. You r remind me of myself. I could do anything and I didn't need anyone to accomplish so many projects. Then I got bit by a tick and it went unnoticed too long, so I got Chronic Lyme disease or Late-Stage Lyme. I can no longer be the person that I was, which was unrealistic and if I'm being honest with myself, I was a control freak. This journey has made me take a long hard look at myself before and after Lyme. I just turned 61 and trying to find my new "normal" has been really hard. I've had to give up a lot of my dreams and ask for help, which I detest. Nobody ever does it the way I want! Someone told me "you're going to have to give up something" and I said NO WAY! Now I know it was God's way of telling me to slow down and pay attention. BALANCE 🤪
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  4987. Words of wisdom. Grow what you can and trade excess with others who grew what you didn’t or couldn’t. Works for us. Also, each season can be very different with a bumper crop of something one year and none another. Something else will be plentiful.
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  4988. I get it I live in Oregon in what I called urban country and it’s hard we are getting ready to put are house on the market and move
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  4989. 👍
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  4990. Very enlightening
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  4991. thank you Anne
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  4992. I'm looking forward to another awesome year of projects
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  4993. Cool ideas young lady. Wait a minute your a teacher. Wow you got time of your busy schedule you're talented.
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  4994. Joli travail bravo 🛠😉
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  4995. Anne, nice fence.
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  4996. 😎
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  4997. 😁
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  4998. Some of their voices are bloody annoying too, if they like to talk a lot. My landlady has a bunch. Jeffrey would have been cat food had he done that to me.
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  4999. Absolutely awesome
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  5000. I would love to see barter and trade become way more common and popular.
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  5001.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks Anne! I have only just discovered your channel, I'm loving it. I'm looking forward to getting the axes working, there's a bit of a YouTube theme as I bought leather from The Essential Craftsman to make covers. As Scott would say, keep up the good work! And happy new year (when it comes) from Scotland.
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  5002. I would love to try the top down hive.
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  5003. nice work girls!
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  5004. ​ @AnneofAllTrades check out Greg Judy "pond skirts"
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  5005.  @AnneofAllTrades  he mentions stocking in stages so the prey species can become established. Also including hiding spots-old trees?
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  5006. Anne, You are so talented.And you make my day! Thanks. M.K.S.
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  5007. 15:38 So, plants are telepathic. One thing learned for the day.
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  5008. Nice👍
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  5009. Looking forward to seeing all the great projects. Keep up the great work
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  5010. @15:30 i started to get choked up even before you started talking.... you were fortunate to have had that friendship. RIP Abby Puppy.
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  5011. Awesome thank you
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  5012. Anne, thank you for sharing this! I wish I was 30 years younger. My husband and I started the Homestead journey a little late in life. But I have enjoyed it so much. We live on the outskirts of Gig Harbor Washington. “Find your place and find your people” is so right. We’ve been at this doen6 years now and we’re starting to find a few people who are into this homestead journey. It’s much more fulfilling when we do it together. ❤
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  5013. Lucky day!!
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  5014. Awesome job cant wait to see more of your videos .i am also a wood worker
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  5015. Nice job god bless you and your family
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  5016. Farmer anne
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  5017. I love how much thought is put in before the work. Pure art is the result
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  5018.  @AnneofAllTrades  Good point. I was using that term loosely. I get it. Never really waste, when you're heating with wood! And of course those pieces might also be used for other woodworking projects or shorter spindles. But still, now I appreciate the fact expectations on yield need to keep in mind that even with are, a significant percentage probably won't work as (long) spindles.
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  5019. awesome
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  5020. Your awesome you have so much love in you I can see it pouring out of you
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  5021. poke her cute nose.
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  5022. You cant do it all, but a good community can !
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  5023. Great Video! Real Women doing real work! You 2 are a joy to watch!
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  5024. Beauty. xo
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  5025. @ I was extremely sad because it had produced fruit for me and was established! Now I know better! Thank you for that! I’ll continue watching your videos to continue learning
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  5026. I believe what you are saying. We were meant to be together in small groups relying on each other.
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  5027. So Glad to see your update. I really like for you to get back to woodworking. I am a little tired of farming. Someday I would love to come and teach a class for you. I the meantime I will join your patreon page. Merry Christmas.
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  5028. OH!! Carbon to Nitrogen ratio... That is where I am messing up. Thank you!!!
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  5029.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm hoping so. Just tired of the paperwork part. I'm not a paperwork person.
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  5030. Truly hope to learn at the school of all trades when it's all done, Anne. Keep holding on to hope! - Dakota & Angela
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  5031. I'm so sorry for your dog !! I hope with time that you can remind her with joy instead of sadeness ! Hang in there Anne
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  5032. Paw paw is the cousin to sour sop
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  5033. Great work :).
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  5034. so helpful, I appreciate the video !
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  5035. Phenomenal. A beautiful inspiration.
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  5036. Brought a goat home to a suburb of a large city from my Grandfathers farm when I was young. He was a great pet and he played with us kids out in the yard. We had to take him back after the neighbors told on us and we aren't allowed to have cloven foot animals in our area. He did eat EVERYTHING in the yard.
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  5037. Awesome video Anne!
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  5038. Thanks
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  5039. You trimming a window with a cat traversing your shoulders may be the Anne-est thing you've ever shown. 😄
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  5040. Excellent Anne. Thanks for your insight and knowledge - it’s very interesting even if you have no intentions of owning one of these marvelous creatures.. Thanks, Great Job !
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  5041. So awesome.. U r incredible.. Need a shop as well :) Third day im watching your videos and skills..
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  5042. Ah sister...my heart goes out to you. I fully get what you're going through, being a crafter/carver, and musician like you. Our hands are so vital for our way of life. I live simply on the land too, and have done some stupid stuff, which i knew better how to do, but everyone makes mistakes, gets distracted, or simply gets a bit blasé about things weve done hundreds of times. Im 60 now, and still f*** up sometimes when im working. We are our own worse critics. I wish you a full recovery, in mind and body, to keep living your dream and beautiful life. Lots of love from me in 🇬🇧
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  5043. i am planting mint and this was very helpful info - thanks :)
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  5044. I love your videos and just hope people will be courteous when pointing out errors or maybe just share what works in their gardens. Thank you for all your insights!
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  5045. Love this video!
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  5046. Thank you for the great videos!
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  5047. Needtobreathe is a Christian band. Appropriate followup to the Deep and Wide parody.
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  5048. Mistakes and failures are learning experiences. And in some cases cool design changes. Keep up the great work.
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  5049. Wordless.... Too beatiful...
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  5050. Hugs.
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  5051. Had to click on this from the moment I saw the thumbnail. :)
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  5052. What a great video Anne. I always wanted a full homestead, but fortunately had the wisdom to understand I can’t do it all. I don’t have a real support system, so why would I want to isolate myself further? Semi-sufficiency is the way to go! We all need community, even us introverts.
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  5053. This is so cool, nice video! I live very close to Seattle!
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  5054. Anne of All Trades haha you’re talking to the king of, how many uses can I get out of this same pair of clothes :)
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  5055. Tuyệt vời❤❤❤
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  5056. Abbey 🐶, 💔💔💔😢
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  5057. You two are inspiring!
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  5058. sharp looking cabinet! thanks for sharing.
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  5059. Loving these home cooking videos. You are really good at them. So much fun!!!!!!!!!!
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  5060. this lady is the GOAT!!!!
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  5061. Thanks for being honest/humble enough to make this type of video. I've never gardened (I'm a lifelong suburbanite so far), but have idle fancies of homesteading one day. When that day comes, I would probably just have blindly follow all sorts of tips in your other videos or have misunderstandings. Now I will remember to also check for any of your clarification videos before charging ahead.
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  5062. Awesome! You girls freaking rock!
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  5063. Wow, just wow, you guys are awesome, thank goodness for a safe move and journey! And thank you to those who helped along the way <3
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  5064. Dont know how I found your channel, but I had to subscribe. Great video! I love your farm and all the animals.
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  5065. Yum yum yum!!!👍
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  5066. Wonderful work! Your channel is definitely inspiring!
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  5067. Awww
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  5068. love your videos.... one thought though.... rhubarb actually likes a hard winter. my mom's in PA was a massive plant.
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  5069. You are correct. CHARD IS GROSS! I know it is chocked full of vitamins but I really don't care because there are also so many other nutritious vegies to eat that have some quality flavor.
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  5070. Love it
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  5071. I am so glad you were to get as far as you have with the help from friends, strangers and family as you have, I know you will get it finished! You have worked so hard to create this beautiful farm and life for you and your husband, I look forward to watching you continue to grow and prosper in 2025. My heart just sank when you started measuring the floor joist the beams and just lack of common sense with these framers. I have never seen such incompetence and that framing job would have never passed any inspections here in Michigan. I don't have a clue on permits or regulation there but I sure hope you were/are still pursuing any and all legal actions against them. Merry Christmas and Happy New year! Lets get 2025 rolling on with a good fresh start!
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  5072. Definitely don't worry about what others post online. If they were actually doing something with their lives, they wouldn't be trolling someone else's videos. People are idiots, really.
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  5073. Please don’t stop sharing and teaching!!! ❤
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  5074. Awesome work Anne! 😃👍🏻🐝🐝🐝🍯👊🏻
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  5075. You rock in so many levels!
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  5076. Love the pollen idea.would not have known about the doing this 😅
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  5077. Great troubleshooting process!
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  5078. God bless you a wonderful woman doing wonderful things
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  5079. Best cat video on YouTube. Love the things you make, and this table turned out amazing. Great design, Erik. Bob
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  5080. Weeds are mostly plants that are growing where you don't want them to. In my suburban area, wood chips aren't always an option, but grass clippings, leaves and comfrey are my go-to mulch materials.
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  5081. I look forward to your videos, a lot. Thanks very much for all the work you put into giving your fans so much enjoyment. Happy New Year.
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  5082. I like this video very much. Anne has such a good attitude and sound practices concerning all of her animals. I've had a lot of experience with donkeys.They were all Standards. Bucked off, tumbled off of all kinds. Obviously most of them had not had sound handling.Spent many hours with them, and it was fun and rewarding. I want to comment that there is a lot to consider when trimming their hooves. One can lame and ruin them with improper trimming. Anne advised finding a farrier for this task. Knowing the anatomy of the hoof, and the correct angles for them is critical. Hoof care is very important for any equine. Most people aren't going to run out there with a hoof knife and nippers, but I wanted to caution people about doing this themselves. Too true, that all vets, and farriers won't work with them. Great advice in this video.
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  5083. Your focus on details and technique is admirable. Very nice cabinet. I need to build a similar but larger cabinet around a 100 year old mirror and I like what you said about not having a door catch. I think I'm going to inset some supermagnets and hide them with matching veneer.
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  5084. AWESOME mobile coop!!!
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  5085.  @AnneofAllTrades  Lol—i meant sad you on youtube!! I think it was the tree pruning video where I first saw you, not this one, i have watched 4 of 5 of your videos today and checked out your blog,
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  5086. I am still GREEN with jealousy...cheers...rr Normandy
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  5087.  @AnneofAllTrades  Maybe one day I'll have a wife with an online spending habit.
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  5088. Baby goats make me happy! This is gonna be a good day. Thank!
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  5089. Thanks for your video... straight up and understandable...
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  5090. old australian farmer saying..."if you don't have any problems....get yourself a goat"
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  5091. Oh man your making me hungry. And I just had lunch. That all looks so GOOOOOOOOOOD!!! Good Job.
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  5092. Awesome video. Thank you, have a blessed day 🌸💕
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  5093. This is a dream!!
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  5094. I wish you two were my neighbors. I love hobbies like that. Women around here don't do fun stuff like that. You two rock!
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  5095. Holy crap that is a beautiful desk!! I will give you $5 for it. =) Honestly, you have created something beautiful, not only in the build but with the memories as well. Keep up the good work!!
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  5096. Very inspirational and honest. Thank you!
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  5097. love ur use of pronouns O thing this #3 for me. Love ur voice and ur delivery
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  5098. Great scott! Its beautiful
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  5099. Beautiful! Thank you.🤠
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  5100. I'm so disappointed in these guys!! I had no idea you had been wronged in this manner. 😞​  @AnneofAllTrades 
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  5101. Anne is a bad ass!!
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  5102. Thank you for sharing your heart, strength, grace, and being vulnerable in a time that can feel like you are walking only to eternal questions. I have walked the path. I have no words to change anything for you. I have only the knowing that time and sharing brings support. So many of us were told that loss is 'normal or expected' and told to keep a stiff upper lip - move on etc. I am thankful you are bringing forward your experience. You are not alone. We are all here in a sisterhood of love and hope and encouragement to whatever your next steps are or are not. I am sending the most gentle of hugs and the deepest of prayers for comfort. 💝
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  5103. I was raised by donkeys!
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  5104. Wow found ur channel great im in the UK small city called Lincoln...alpaca poo will be great for us composting etc
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  5105. Goats are the greatest of all time
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  5106. 👍👍👍👍👍❤️🙏
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  5107. Looks like you beat me - back to eden hardening !!!
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  5108. You are indeed a brave and genuine generous human. Thank you for sharing And Clarifying your video mistakes!! You've gained a fan!!
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  5109. Wow yu'v done so much an i missed so much.All will be fine Anne your so skilled and i look forward to your next venture!👍
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  5110. You guys are awesome 👏
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  5111. Awesome ladies
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  5112. Keep doing what you doing. You've inspired me and a lot of others!
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  5113. Amazing and inspiring! New sub!! :)
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  5114. You two can be on my crew anytime.
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  5115. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  5116. Who loves you Anne? KITTY DOES!!! HAHA!! That cat is so cool!! Nice vid!!
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  5117. Awesome work as always!
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  5118. Awesome video! Really changed my view on what I’m doing. I’m stubborn and attempt all things by myself and it’s become overwhelming. I was just telling my wife about finding a group/community who is likeminded.
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  5119. LOVE all of this. Thank you. Also, I thought I was the only person who said "My-lanta!" and I wonder if you also say "KO, Pectate!"...🙂
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  5120. This video was so great! Very informative. I learned a ton. Thank you for sharing.
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  5121. This is awesome information 🐐 TFS!
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  5122. That tool is all that. Changed my game.
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  5123.  @AnneofAllTrades  understandable! Look forward to the resurrection!
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  5124. Awesome as always.
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  5125. Very nicely done.
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  5126. u rock
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  5127. LOL 🤣
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  5128.  @AnneofAllTrades  👍👍👊
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  5129. You're funny. People should say 'detritus' more often lol
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  5130. Great advices 👍thank you❤
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  5131. Wow 😮
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  5132. ok. i won't.
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  5133. All I heard was 'get a goat'
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  5134. Just found your channel and I love it! It is a breath of fresh air!
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  5135. Lazy is slothfulness. What you do is FRUGAL Gardening. It's being efficient in all ways, quality is a result of being efficient. Frugal means sometimes you spend to be more efficient with your time and effort.
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  5136.  @AnneofAllTrades  We didn't have a male. My mom had her bred at another location. But the taste was there right after my mom had Kelly our female goat bred, so maybe that's what you're talking about? The babies were very cute. Kelly was rude and hated me.
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  5137. I need to find someone like you for me!
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  5138. Now that's sharp.
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  5139. That is too cool.. I am in Texas so maybe I can get a buzzard too drop me some roadkill..😉😊
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  5140. My goats do a pretty good job of keeping my lawn down. I chop branches off from the forest on my property for forage and they are happy. They love thisles too.
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  5141. All goats must be white and named " Casper the friendly goat" 🤷‍♂️ i don't make the rules
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  5142. Awesome video 👍
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  5143. I’m convinced. Thanks!
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  5144. I've been kind of working on this same system for 2 days now.
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  5145. Loving your hair ❤️
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  5146. Haven't seen your videos before (surprising). Good honest video, Im a few years into homesteading and find it tough to work full time and 'do it all' Looking forward to seeing some of the other expirences you have shared to this point
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  5147. thank you for the detailed explanation on trimming. this is excellent.
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  5148. Smartest gardener out there❤
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  5149. Great effort. So much to learn from you.
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  5150. Hello Anne, I just wanted to say a massive thank you for your advice on using the weeds from an area to make fertiliser to then use on that soil. For the four years we have lived here I have been battling an annoying weed with multiple little bulbs below the surface. Since following your advice, I have almost eradicated it and the area that used to take hours to weed now takes only ten minutes! Thank you!!!
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  5151. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice
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  5152. Love the mandolin
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  5153. You're very talented! Nice job....
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  5154. <3 to you and your Abbey puppy. Great chair, great video, remembering what's important in life. My wife is gonna cry with this one.
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  5155. Just stumbled across this channel and subscribed. She's a hoot.😅
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  5156. Anne of All Trades  LOL You go girl. Really enjoy your videos too.
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  5157.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for getting back to me! I certainly enjoy your channel, and the benefit of you sharing your experiences with so many animals lets me learn the requirements of their care without taking the plunge myself. In this way it's a great service to the homesteading community, you're the neighbor I would ask all the questions of before taking on a new project. Thank you.
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  5158. Good job 👍
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  5159. I like cooking chard with bacon grease. It helps it slide right off my plate into the trash! 🤣
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  5160. Wow! Really great, Thank you very much.
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  5161. I love goats, but oh boy, they are a handful. I like them for clearing out the woods underbrush.
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  5162. I had a friend who had a big heard of them and I used to help her with cleaning there pens along with helping feed them too I instantly fell in love with them each and everyone of them were different personalities she came to me and asked me to make her a cover for the milking machine that was easy to clean and hang to dry I made it out of a fabricated vinal and rubber coating so it would be sterilized and hold together well I enjoyd her goat ranch and she sold the goat milk she owned
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  5163. 100% agree chard is gross. And pretty.
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  5164. I did this once
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  5165. Fantastic Job. !!
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  5166. Love the video.
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  5167. Well hakuma matata 😂 happy new year 🎆🎊🎈 we appreciate you for coming back an clear things up ❤❤❤
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  5168. fun tip: forge outside, and it is less likely you will burn down your house ;P
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  5169. But I do appreciate you trying to talk the fly by night people
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  5170. ❤️
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  5171. Clocking the screws was something I was really hoping you would do, as soon as I saw your chosen screw style selection! I couldn't agree more with you about trying your best and being supremely proud of the results, whilst also acknowledging that you could do better - I think it shows passion for what you are doing, which is probably why I enjoyed watching this vid of yours so much. Thanks for documenting such a great build. You nailed it. (There's probably an ironic pun there somewhere.....)
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  5172. Thanks very informative❤
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  5173. This style reminds me of the tusk bookshelf. Super nice and I love the notched legs!
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  5174. Great work! Thanks for taking the time to make, film, edit and share.
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  5175. Nice.
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  5176. Well, as the cabbage ferments and breaks down, some gases are released, which can build pressure in whatever vessel you have put them in
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  5177. Tina eat the food
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  5178.  @AnneofAllTrades  same girl. Don't know how many times i been called lazy, when all I acually needed was a different approach. 💪 would argue that nerodivergent people/adhd doesn't = brokenness. It's just a different way of moving though the world.😊
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  5179. I just happen to come across your video by chance. I'm totally in awe of you, what you've done and how you've achieved your aims. You have so much inspiration to teach others. If I had come across this in my youth I'm convinced that I too would be closer to nature and be more self-sufficient. The content of this video is well put together, which highlights your in-depth knowledge, not just about what you do, but also from a historical perspective. I hope you have many years of true satisfaction in your love for what you do. And thank you for sharing your life, I'll continue to watch from afar with great interest.
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  5180. Such a great video. Love the design of the table. : )
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  5181. Best video ever " fear will not motivate your long time" yes you all right about it.
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  5182. You are so adorable!!! You have donkeys?
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  5183. This is one of my favorite videos of yours it has changed the way I garden and love the simplicity of it. Great job
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  5184. Yes yes, you just passed awesome, carpenter, master chair builder, musician and cat lover. The perfect woman.
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  5185. And you can cook.
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  5186. Wow, such eye opener to the world of goat raising! Gorgeous goats btw.
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  5187. A lot of dedication for that beautiful table, congratulations............mucha dedicacion para esa hermosa mesa , felicitaciones
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  5188. We live in the Northeastern US and we love Rockwool. So glad we were able to obtain it. We used it in our attic and in the ceiling & walls of our pole barn.
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  5189. Thank you for all the tips! And I really liked those birds noise.😂
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  5190. Just because an animal is domesticated does not mean it is an acceptable pet. And judge an animal not for its appearance and behavior when it is a baby but when it is fully grown.
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  5191. Nice
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  5192. Thank you for sharing!
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  5193. very cool!!! Love the old vintage stuff!!!
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  5194. Amen.
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  5195. Surprise trout dinner is the best
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  5196. Anna....we all make mistakes with every project we build. If we didn't we wouldn't be human. I like see the mistakes that Tubers make because it helps me make LESS mistakes on the projects I try to build that I have seen on the tube. Please don't stop what your doing so the rest of us can catch up!!!!!!
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  5197. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  5198. Lazy = experiences + lessons learned+ wisdom
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  5199. I Love It! Beautiful Job👍
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  5200. We got big goats from a rescue group. They were hilarious, fabulous at keeping the invasive blackberry vines in check, a source of heartache when they had trouble, and lived with us until age 13-14 and died of age related.problems. Still, I'm 100% behind your message.
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  5201. Amazing job!
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  5202. GREAT INFO 👍🇲🇽
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  5203. 11:16 “Those aminamals.”😂
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  5204.  @AnneofAllTrades  no actually from eastern Wa. That wohld be cool to have walnut and oak trees be the natural tree. We do have some but only in people yards. The area we live in is mostly ponderous pine which really isn't good for much other than lumber, I guess.
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  5205. ❤❤
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  5206. Thank u Learn a lot !
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  5207. so cool!!
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  5208. That was fun. : ) peace
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  5209. Sensacional e delicioso! sensational and delicious!
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  5210. Love your channel! So informative!
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  5211. thumbs up !
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  5212. This is so cool!
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  5213. Bovid Bowie
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  5214. alpaca my bags
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  5215. Your cat is soooo sweet. Always want mummy to carry it around, just like a child. :-D
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  5216. What a beautiful video! Just wonderful. I could just listen to you all day.
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  5217. It's amazing what you shared in the video. You've given me so much motivation to keep working on my farm. I'm a big fan of yours!
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  5218. Love your honest content. Thank you
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  5219. As a friend I want to be there at rock bottom with you sit next to you not trying to pull you out !! I’m here to let you know thank you so much for letting us just sit with you at the bottom !! Much love from Minnesota!
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  5220. My deepest sympathy for your loss. Thank you for always being a champion for mental health.
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  5221. Ice cream is a good desert after having a bowl of chili.
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  5222. Dat truck! <3
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  5223.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for the detailed response!
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  5224. This was a beautiful video.
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  5225. Yeah there’s a lot of well meaning people out there who don’t know how to express that without causing the content creator a mild stroke lol I love your videos and they are keeping me focused on my goal to get back onto the land. I’ve been travelling full time for three years now and I think by year 5 I’m going to want to slow down and set up a homestead somewhere (England looks good)
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  5226. Bah, think like British airways, get there when ya get there. Good informative and solid content is what you’ve always done, an it’s what the people need. You’ve got help from up north fer life now. Just keep goin, yer killin it!
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  5227. Great job Anne!! And her friend..
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  5228. Hi, goat fans !
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  5229. 💛💚❤
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  5230. Cover crop selection is extremely important. I'm certainly not disagreeing with you, because there's no real arguing against observation based decision making ;) You're in Tennessee now, after being in the Pacific northwest. Neither place gets hard winters, and that can make winter kill for cover crops a dubious thing ;) I'm in the southern tier of Michigan, where, so far, we get hard enough winters that I can rely on some cover crops winter killing. There's a lot of situational decision making involved with cover crops.
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  5231. Rest In Peace Abby Puppy
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  5232. For sure! Hope your hand heals well. All the best.
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  5233. WOOOO U Awesome Ann
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  5234. I'm a fairly experience arborist and this guy is very good.
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  5235. You ladies are awesome. Nope, no such thing as a quick trip in Seattle.
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  5236. Thanks. I loved my goats but...no no no no
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  5237. Nice job of re-purposing of an object that you have too many of.
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  5238. Goats are not lawnmowers, they are bushhogs. Bushhogs that are constantly getting themselves into trouble.
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  5239.  @AnneofAllTrades  Not necessarily. It can also be simply that being unsocialized with the species it is forced to live with when it's young can cause this, as well as temperament. Too many people pick up a donk and just throw it in a field with other species assuming it will "guard' without knowing the history or background of the donk. SOME donkeys guard, SOME donkeys don't. SOME donkeys are fine with every species of livestock, SOME donkeys will kill the ones they don't like. I had a team of full sister 48" pony mules raised and trained exactly the same. From the day I got them until the days they died, one of those girls would try to kill any goat or sheep or coyote she could get her teeth on (and a 6 month old colt I mistakenly turned out with her). The other was the sweetest, kindest, gentlest think imaginable. None of my donkeys are aggressive with other species, but I bred and raised them myself, and they have been exposed to all the other critters since birth. OTOH, none of them guard either, I have Pyrenees for that ;).
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  5240. All my Middle eastern friends claim they are delicious...
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  5241. Nice shop! What a pleasant delivery you have. Thank you!
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  5242. Great tour and thanks for the scum tip !
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  5243. University of Tennessee Knoxville campus has a hop project you should look into.
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  5244. This is way more than a gardening video. I love it
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  5245. Wow, you spoke to my isolated heart, working like a dog for "something" I am striving for on my homestead. Thank you for the courage it takes to learn the tough lessons. Community makes the difference and connection is what life is about. When we co-create everything is more enjoyable, especially when we cry together.
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  5246. Terrific job young lady!!!!
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  5247. Stunning build, excellent job! The wonderful thing about having shared such a journey with Abby is you will have a number of sensory reminders which will make you smile in the days to come. Building a fire and the smell of wood shavings as you soak up a few moments of relaxation in your chair should be just the trick to spark some great memories. Thanks for sharing!
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  5248. We moved to the country in 2019 and we wanted to get goats, mostly (honesty) because the smaller goats we were considering seemed like nice animals. I at least talked to a few people who had goats and found out how much work they are and how rough it can be dealing with goats, and for a person who more or less wanted goats as a hobby-lifestyle-accessory I am glad I was dissuaded. I love visiting people who have goats, that's enough goats for me. And goats at the local agricultural fairs.
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  5249. Toddler probiotics
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  5250. Well alright then! Half way through the video and though the thumbnail has all the signs of disingenuous clickbait this video was certainly NOT clickbait! The whole video has value worth exchanging your time and attention for! What you learn in this video is literally worth money. People pay other people to come to your home or garden and tell you exactly what you’ve heard here in this video. Well miss AOAT, I commend you and your lightly silvering hair (which is beautiful by the way!) for once again producing content of real intrinsic value. Thank you.
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  5251. Anne I'm so sorry for your loss. From one pet loving woodworker to another - Much LOVE!
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  5252.  @AnneofAllTrades  With all the beautiful things you make, you should be smiling.
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  5253. Great video! And fortuitous, as my chisels are due for a sharpening/restoration.
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  5254. Classic truck
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  5255. Well said! We have ALL lost our communities. And need to reconnect.
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  5256. I love this. My motivation to learn as many skills as possible (aside from the adhd chasing dopamine 😂) is not just to provide for myself and my family, but also to be able to help others as often as I can. Community is so important, and can be so challenging to cultivate in a society that favors isolation.
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  5257. Nice to have TRUE FRIENDS ....because they are a gift from above. Cherish them and they will cherish you.
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  5258. Very nice
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  5259. Not good contractors that for sure ,good thing that was seen what needed fixing. Beautiful cherry doors
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  5260. That Jackery looks really nifty , I gotta look one up . Thanks for sharing your journey with us all .
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  5261. This is the most cogent homesteading introduction I’ve seen yet. I am thoroughly impressed and found my new rabbit hole resource.  I was once a fear induced prepper and started down the path of amassing titles like: “The Poor Man’s James Bond”, “The Anarchist Cookbook” (of course the early print pre-edit/censoring), and various US military field training guides. My radio was set to Rush Limbaugh and Alex Jones. I was convinced that soon society would collapse by the next election. That was 1999, and I can now admit my young mind was expertly reshaped by cults of personality. In 2006 I came across the 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene, and though this title could have (should have) deepened my irrational paranoia I was instead released from it all. It’s been difficult finding resources that have yet to come to your realization, and I look forward to seeing more of what you have learned.
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  5262. “I may or may not have tricked (my husband and father) to have goat milk the first time, but they are now repeat customers!” 😂🤣
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  5263. Thank you for sharing your roller coaster moments with us, Anne. You and Adam are awesome human beings and I’m loving vicariously enjoying your adventures, it brings me joy. 🙏❤️
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  5264. Grandfather had goats and he was old school on farm animals are supposed to beneficial at all times. The minute any of those goats became a problem or no longer useful, they got sold off to a Mexican market. Their benefit just became food for others, Cabrito was now on the menu.
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  5265. @ He had to wait for us grandkids to go back home, otherwise he would have been running a petting zoo 😂
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  5266. Thank you so much for all of the information. I have wanted to get a burro or mini donkey for a long time but I have put it off until I have the correct space, invironment and TIME. You gave a lot to think about. I'm still getting one when I am ready though.
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  5267. So glad I’ve stumbled upon your channel. Brings a monster smile to my face.
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  5268. Miso? Soy sauce? Pickled anything? Tabasco? Really?
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  5269. absolutely coming back with a vegence im so in love with you as a teacher/good human. Somone passing along knowledge. You're so good.
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  5270. Take your hands, O beautiful, we can recognize
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  5271. Leg lamp I THINK is visible in the video on my channel!
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  5272.  @3DPrintingNerd  Yup! That's where I noticed it. Great video as well!
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  5273.  @AnneofAllTrades  sweet! Will definitely check 'em out. Thank you for all your videos and sharing what you've learned 💫
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  5274. 07:30 Your dad making the fire was a good story and you see the love for him you have by the smile at the end.
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  5275. So, they are basically turd factories, eh? Poop monsters.
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  5276. It’s nice to know the trimming techniques. I got some of them right currently but learning some little more
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  5277. I love how you just go for it. Reminds me of my wife. God Bless
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  5278. Dear Anne , go watch musti1 he is a engine wizard .good luck and greetings Nico
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  5279. Okay so way cool I love your video hope you keep doing them
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  5280. A LOT of work! I'm exhausted just watching the care donkeys require. And you're totally right about "us humans too"!
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  5281. I like that you tell people what they can expect from the video.
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  5282. Very nice job. Congratulations.
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  5283. You have come do far and done so much with your life! Please do not be so hard on yourself, you are doing great 🙏
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  5284. Oh what joy❤
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  5285. nice work and nice shop
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  5286. I love your videos. They are so entertaining and knowledgeable. Your sense of humor is great.
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  5287. 😊❤ Cheers
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  5288. Love it gonna clean up the garden and use it this year 😁
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  5289. Congrats on the sponsorship. That should help.
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  5290. Hi Anne, Thank you for giving us the opportunity to learn too! I am a very southern gardener (South Australia) so of course not everything that applies in your garden applies in mine - but I love your humour and your content. I found you through woodwork, have learned to relax a lot as we build a new garden, and am looking forward to doing more woodwork inspired by this channel, when I get my shed in order having moved house. Hope to keep following you for a long time.
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  5291. You had my 3 and a half year old son's attention. He loves animals. He started singing old mcdonald.
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  5292. More music, please!
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  5293. Anne Of All Trades, the best name on YouTube. 👍
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  5294. ❤❤❤
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  5295. Super excited to see the rest
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  5296. You all did a great job of construction. It is a testament for battery power equipment too!
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  5297. grinding always makes better welds  :)
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  5298. I didn’t know they were so intelligent. Just fascinating to watch and learn about donkeys. Seems like they each have a personality. Your farm is awesome
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  5299. Anne of All Trades and Hopes <3 Thank You! Love also your voice!
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  5300. Love the chair and the very reason I could never make one. I do not have the patience to wait on my lazy self to finish... You obviously spent a lot of time making this one. No an easy build. Great explanation of why they have to be painted ... to look good.
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  5301. Even though I've been a goat farmer for a long time, hearing your story of how alone you feel and the sad passing of a baby goat . It will always suck to loose a baby. Or anyone.
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  5302. Love your sweet piggies.
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  5303. Thank you for loving these animals
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  5304. Terrific video! Your energy is awesome!
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  5305. thank you Anne . well i been eating for a long time too
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  5306. 😍....and....😍😻
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  5307. This video is awesome. I had already decided not to get goats, but this video helped me understand that decision well.
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  5308. Thank you for that very clear and honest presentation. Having watched, I now know that I am definitely not a goat person. I still think they look adorable, but I will keep my distance.😆
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  5309. Thanks!
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  5310. Character is much more beautiful than perfection.
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  5311. You're a well-educated and wise lady, Anne.
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  5312. good morning wow!!!!!!! the best goat video ive ever seen great job i had horses on my land for years and i love them and would do it again in another life now thats a nightmare i have goats now and i cant see myself without them training to a electric fence and routine are key oh !!!!!!! if you have a buck and dont want a lot of goats separate with distance!!!!! thank you for the great video
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  5313. Good luck to you Darrell, from another displaced Nebraskan!
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  5314. I think we learn even more when we realize that we believed bad info. It's good when we can correct one another But that being said I bet yt creators get frustrated by so many bs complaints haha
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  5315. Same!
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  5316. Great American tradition. It's not sopposed to be self sufficiency, it's supposed to be a diverse community in this society. I'm worried about divide and conquer tactics.
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  5317. Anne of All Trades no it didn’t.. 😎
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  5318. I live in almost poverty according to what the average income in California is… but we live this way from choice! No debt. We travel. Eat amazing food and spend what we need. Soooo- this idea of gardening is so appealing I can’t wait!!!
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  5319. That was fun
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  5320. Love your content!
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  5321. @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for the information. I always worry about that because they love my house too 😩
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  5322. Sweet video :P
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  5323. Came here from your other video. Now more than ever, I love you and know you are one of my people. What you said in this and the other video today is just what I needed to hear. Thank you.
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  5324. I like the moment where you remind people that farming is not a fairytale and it often demands hard decisions so it is not a place for snowflakes. thanks for the content! Beautiful cows btw :)
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  5325.  @AnneofAllTrades  of course you are right. want to make sure mommies are safe and its not to hard on them.
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  5326. Love the beauty the coppered carpentry and wood selection, great job. 1st time I've seen makita cordless drill used as a mini Laith👍
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  5327. Great job ladies.
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  5328. What a treasure find this is! Thanks, Anne! We just bought a property with young and older fruit trees, planning to plant more this fall... and we got rather anxious for the lack of the needed know how to start with (moving from city to country). Davey is golden. I will start taking note while viewing your other videos too. Very well communicated, illustrated.
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  5329. Can't wait to try this recipe! And I believe the utensil you're using for frying is called a Spider :)
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  5330. This is such a cool video I just love l listening to a certified arborist talk. He makes it sound simple. The 3 cut method etc. The way he discusses “thinning” the tree was cool. It is not good. If branches are crossing each other they can smash together that’s why you thin a tree not so more light can get in. You don’t want to lion tail. I like that term I’ve never heard it but it is a good visual of all the weight on the end
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  5331. That turned out awesome! Great job
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  5332. My workshop envy is massive. I want all of those tools.
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  5333. You might want to check out Lumnah acres channel for ideas on hay feeders
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  5334. Absolutely wonderful.
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  5335. Pretty awesom... Just go on!!
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  5336. Love your enthusiasm.
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  5337. 🇺🇸🐭🐻💕 U!!!
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  5338. Ruth Stout was the QUEEN. Nobody ever, before or since, has made a more entertaining book about gardening
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  5339. First time here - what a great video. Inspiring, real and honest. Mahalo!!!!
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  5340. Homesteaders were never completely self sufficient. Of course they did most of the stuff themselves, but there were still things that they couldn’t get or make on their own. Honestly isn’t enough time in a day even if you have all the skills, material, and knowledge.
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  5341.  @AnneofAllTrades  I apologize if I came off as demanding and critical. I did notice your earplugs but wasn't quite sure if that's what they were as my eyesight isn't very good even with glasses. I do realize that I failed to mention that the end result of your draw knife was fantastic and didn't intend to imply otherwise. Just more concerned about your safety in the long run and, while assuming the best is good and all, when it comes to things such as a person's well being, I tend not to even at the expense of seeming overbearing or like a jerk or something.
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  5342. I appreciate your honesty. Too many 'tubers just saw the finished product and never the trials and tribulations along the way. Good job!
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  5343. Thank you so much! I just got encouraged!
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  5344. That was awesome! Very much enjoyed it. The smile says it all!
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  5345. Thank you, future me needed to hear this. Serendipity!
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  5346. ❤we love you..xo..
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  5347. Ok, you convinced me to never get a donkey! Way too much work, and it’s probably going to be smarter and more persistent than me.
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  5348. Big hugs to both you and Adam 😔🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
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  5349. Very nice! You are my new favorite person. More........................
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  5350. My pupper has the same bed in my shop. lol
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  5351. I was not as far along as you were with my miscarriages but I wanted to tell you that I'm so sorry for your loss. I've lost 4 babies through my journey but through it God blessed me with 3 babies before I had to have a hysterectomy. All of it was so hard. You are right there are no words to say. Instead I will say I will be praying for you. For you to be blessed with babies and for you to remember through all the hard days that you are not alone. My last miscarriage was in 2014. The pain doesn't go away but your body figures out a way to keep going as you have. Sending hugs your way. ❤️ A mentor of mine once said "your mess will become your message" That could not be closer to the truth. I have been able to walk beside many people struggling in their infertility journey and miscarriages. I walked through an abusive marriage and I have been able to on the other side of it walk others out of one. Through both of these hard things I've been able to share my faith with others and remind them that they are not alone. I hope that you keep sharing your story as I know it touched me and it will touch others as well.
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  5352. too cute! i'm ded
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  5353. I needed this video. After several years of a one sided relationship, your video set things in perspective for me. I am able to move forward with my life
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  5354. awesome!!
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  5355. loved it! Also, as a fellow compost/wood mulch enthousiast, all those shavings made me vicareously excited; great compost material ;)
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  5356. so INSPIRING😍😻👏👍
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  5357. Great stuff! You go girl👍👍👍
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  5358. Donkeys have significant spiritual folklore, they are the only animals with crosses on their backs :-)
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  5359. For warm-season forage - check if big bluestem, indiangrass, or switchgrass are native to your area. I'm not a farmer but I've come across those mentioned many times as good forage.
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  5360. I highly recommend the amusing movie First Cow!
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  5361. Hahaha— I laughed at the original Swiss chard comment. Still, I do absolutely love it steamed with or without butter or fats. For me, it’s sweet, tender, and lovely. To each their own ☀️ Best!
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  5362. wooooow, that's really awesome!
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  5363. Awesome vid~ Keep up the great work~ Very inspiring!
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  5364. It's awesome, was born in 80, that's pure nostalgia for me.
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  5365. That was a great presentation! Great content. Pleasantly presented. So organized! Nice homestead. Great animal interaction. What fun!
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  5366.  @AnneofAllTrades  I understand, sweetie. Didn't mean to pry. That's why I only asked about which county.
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  5367. @anneofalltrades. People are extremely picky. If it's green, doesn't repulse you by scent or cause swelling or an allergic reaction. It's edible! Grass is the most wonderful food; wheat, rye, etc. I live in East Tennessee mountains just outside Knoxville and can forage, daily, for nearly all my sustainable needs. Do I? No, cause money so easily obtained, and the conservation of energy is the basis of human evolution. I would love to know you and your father. You seem wiser, more grounded, and simpler than most modern people. I found you be coincidence, and i adore your insights... Cheerio, do, carry on...
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  5368. You had me at medullary rays. I, too, have experienced a love like Old Drum. For this, we are fortunate. “If there is a heaven, it’s certain our animals are to be there. Their lives become so interwoven with our own, it would take more than an archangel to detangle them.” – Pam Brown
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  5369. Wow, was unaware of your Seattle origin story. I'm also in the King County rat race, and super looking forward to a future in the country doing things that have more purpose. Thanks for sharing all that you post, they're inspiring and educational.
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  5370. Keep up the wonderful content, love everything your doing. You inspire me so much to build new things or even try and attempt it. Keep your spirits up, you got this! :eyes-pink-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::eyes-pink-heart-shape:
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  5371. Who doesn't adore baby goats? 🐐🐐🐐
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  5372. The smaller and fluffier the better
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  5373. Cute doggie. 🐕
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  5374. Gross is relative and you are definitely wrong in your thinking. Chard can be treated just like spinach--added to eggs, soups, pasta, and more.
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  5375. Chaos Monsters! Hahahaaaaa
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  5376. Another great video.
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  5377. That look like a great ice cream recipes you made there an it looks nice to have 👍🍦
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  5378. I learn something everyday. Keep doing the great work you do, oh and I remember when i seen you for the first time was when you made a sword for April in one of her projects.
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  5379. Nice project Anne! Thanks for sharing the video.👍😎JP
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  5380. the shop inspector is doing a thorough job i see. also like others say less fail and more puzzeling out how to make your idea work. which is totally one of the best bits of making things. <3 hooray
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  5381. Awesome video… THANK YOU!!!
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  5382. 👌🎄🎅🎎🤘👍💪
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  5383. Anne of All Trades much respect! 😊👍
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  5384. A cute video🤗🤗
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  5385. I do not like big leaves in my salads, regardless of type. Also, different varieties of plants have different tastes. I have found that I prefer my chard and kale freeze-dried and then sprinkled in my salads, especially out of season. Except purple kale. Delicious right out of the garden. Other kales, not so much, at least what I have tried so far. Swiss chard is OK fresh in a salad; I have not tried other varieties. All salads should be drenched in dressing :)
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  5386. Nice vid
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  5387. Wish I still had my first driver - 1947 Dodge pickup.
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  5388. This is beautiful.
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  5389. Good job, nice build.
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  5390. Your seed organization puts mine to shame! My myriad of seed packets, new and opened, are piled up hodge-podge on the top shelf of a spare refrigerator I have. 😁 Your way is MUCH better!!
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  5391. Miniature mules are cool too.
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  5392. Video title: "Please Don't Get a Goat" Me (After watching your video): Okay, I'll get 4 dairy goats.
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  5393. Just subscribed. went from 29k to 30k. Congrats!
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  5394.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ah, thanks. I missed the vinegar in the brine.
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  5395. It is very sad reality of our legal system... Here is to karma and a very Happy 2025 for you and the Farm!
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  5396. i love it , you are epic, i did the same thing out of necessity in alaska! you rock,! keep it up!!
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  5397. Nice work Anne 👍
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  5398. I think whether you are a homesteader or a suburbanite it is always about finding your purpose and people. Nothing will give greater joy.
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  5399. Thank you for so graciously directing us toward becoming our better selves through education, and developing our character. Am smiling with delight and appreciative of your willingness to be the amazing you that you are.
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  5400. When she pulled out that machete, she was giving Amber Rose from Twisted Metal vibes ha ha 😂 Great video! Thank you. This helped me figure out what I was doing wrong.
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  5401. If you want goats, you have to be ready to wake up one morning and find them on the roof of your neighbors car.
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  5402. I thought, that looks like my soil! Then she said she's from Tennessee.. well no wonder, probably my neighbor!
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  5403. Jerry Baker was the first person who fascinated me in using homemade care products. He was on PBS in the 1970s. Someone made a video channel with all his shows. Check him out. Going the route of leaving leaves on the ground may upset my neighbors but I don’t want chemicals that will affect children and animals (wild and domestic).
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  5404. So cool!
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  5405. two of my favourite ppl well done ladies.
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  5406. You are an inspiration!
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  5407. I am going to show my daughter that was great thankyou
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  5408. 😀
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  5409. Wow.
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  5410. Bahahaha
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  5411. This is incredible
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  5412. I save seeds and all my Sun Golds had fungus this year but produced a ton.
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  5413. Marty Rainey constantly says that this lifestyle is about family and community. All the doom and groomers obviously haven't been ACTUALLY successful at self-sufficiency. When you have a community, you don't need to do so much because someone is doing honey, someone has fruit trees, someone is a building expert, and the bartering begins. Growing up on a ranch in a small town taught me that. It's why everyone knew everyone. ❤
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  5414. Thank you for being honest, it goes to show that you are really a human being. Life is all about little mistakes and learning the correct way to do things. Please keep up the great videos enjoy them immensely.
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  5415. This is awesome!!!!
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  5416. Wish I lived outside of town so I could have some farm animals. I feed the squirrels and rabbits in my neighborhood and my neighbors hate it but I did not attract them the neighborhood was full of them when I moved in
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  5417. Find your purpose from love and find your community. ❤
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  5418. Thanks for the nice video
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  5419. you crack me up! (whatever it takes)
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  5420. @ muchas gracias. New to your videos. I love them.
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  5421. Thank you😊
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  5422. Hello, I like a lot to see your videos on YouTube and also on Instagram. Like a lot to licensing you voice and especial your pronunciation. The best for you and your lovely farm. With love from Portugal
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  5423. Legend, you are educating this Townie big time✌️
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  5424. It is encouraging to hear that an awesome person like yourself also needs a little help in the mental health area.
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  5425. Beautiful work Anne!
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  5426. Merry Christmas Anne, to you and all your loved ones. I admire you so much and I am really proud of you, cause you feel like a friend. I just lost my job but like you, I will apply faith and perspective and I will get through this. I wonder what my next adventure will be! Happy 2025!
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  5427. 7:03 "Popcornacopia" 😅 So "corny" 🤣 Much ❣️ love
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  5428. I highly agree, with a more closed sweep I just end up digging a hole to china.
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  5429.  @AnneofAllTrades  I said that in text to speech. 10 seconds later oh, I learned you installed an alternator. My first homemade electricity project used a generator. From that day forward, I was an alternator man.
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  5430. I absolutely love watching and learning from your content!! Thank you for sharing all this information. You're awesome!!!
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  5431. 😊👍👍👍👍
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  5432. Thanks for sharing your "failure" but I see it as a sign of maturity and strength !
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  5433. Loved your article in Homesteading Magazine, Anne! Cover crops grew too well for me (6a), in a tall raised bed a couple of years ago. Larger in-ground beds have comfrey now which provides rich leaf matter, compost tea rich in nutrients. Great throughout the garden!
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  5434. This was so informative, thank you!
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  5435. Purpose and meaning. And community - find your people - thank you thank you thank you!
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  5436. you're tough, I sincerely hope you are proud of yourself. ~from a kindred soul
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  5437. thank you
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  5438. Peeyess de resistonce au Francais (I think)
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  5439. I was watching another video and some guy bought a home from the 1800's he has orginal bookcases on either side of the fireplace and one was missing its doors and had said he wish he knew someone who could make a copy I suggested you, If it works out ok and not ok, ok. : ) we learn from our errors.
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  5440. And the toddlers planting the beans in a cup have short little fingers so it wasn’t as deep as we thought.😂
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  5441. I absolutely LOVE your sarcasm and honesty. Gross is gross lol no two ways about it. Keep up the good work!
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  5442. I live on my dads dairy farm
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  5443. Farmer Jesse at No Till Farmers is the chief soil "Nerd"
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  5444. That's just one of many reasons I enjoy your videos so much, your honesty, I believe you've done the important thing, and starting to fix what you felt was wrong, I appreciate you taking the time to explain it all, thanks Anne
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  5445. So cute. Thanks for sharing.
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  5446. We love you. ❤❤❤
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  5447. New sub, thanks for the content.
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  5448. I find so many lessons I learn from you and just wanted to say thank you busy building my lazy garden that I have weeded for years !!!
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  5449. Nice job!
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  5450. I'm looking forward to watching your future projects!
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  5451. I love that you tell us facts!
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  5452. I keep seeing tools my Dad had when I was a kid. Thank you
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  5453.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yep I know that is why I mentioned it. I did my PDC at Paul's place with Alien Booker.
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  5454. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge about your donkeys. Well trained donkey ... got it.
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  5455. Forge is looking good! 😃 Awesome work Anne! 👍🏻👩🏻‍🏭🔥🔨👊🏻 You really nailed all of the puns too! 😉
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  5456. Oh my gosh! You always motivate me to keep getting better.
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  5457. Fantastic!
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  5458. What you do is very inspiring. I wish more content was so genuine.
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  5459. I realy like the design
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  5460. Hello Anne, I really like your work :) Cheers from France. Brian
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  5461. People forget if you build your own life you can have everything
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  5462. You have talent!!! Niek from the Netherlands
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  5463. We had some and over time the killed all our orchard cherry trees(just try to keep them away from them with wire, NOPE), liked off paint, damaged shed siding, and eventually broke into something should have not have eaten and died. Never again.
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  5464. No problem here. No way I'd own a smelly satans spawn.
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  5465. Figure outable, I like that....
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  5466. wow this pizza !!!!:)
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  5467. Fun tagging along and learning 😀
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  5468. I grew up with goats. Do not put your clothes line within reach or you will regret it. Pick up yard trash or they will digest it on your behalf. Did I mention how much I like goats? And donkeys? Independent minded. I like that.
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  5469.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yeahhhh!!! I know all the good eats in the area! ;=8)
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  5470. wine caps are also known as wandering giants because they spread so readily. I've also inoculated my wood chip paths with wine caps, but only once. It was 4 years ago now and I still get wine caps all over the place twice a year. You shouldn't really need to do this every spring. Just once should do IME.
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  5471. I always rave about how much trouble goats are! One time I was a caretaker of some sheep and I could not get over how well behaved and easy they were compared to goats!
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  5472. You're the best, may God bless you and all that you touch.
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  5473. Ha! Love this 🙂🚂🎺😀
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  5474. Omg adopt me please
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  5475. I LOVE OLD 50's trucks!, best of luck with yours. Remember they require tender loving care and attention, just like a marriage. Give me a rebuild/repair job on my '66 T-bird Town Landau verses a new replacement on my '10 F250 - any day of the week and twice on Sunday! The spaces are inconvenient (YES) verses next to imposible/mass dissasembly to get to on the truck.
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  5476. Your randomness makes my day! Thank you! (And I get the time blindness. I don’t know how long anything is.)
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  5477. So that’s what mother is? Been told it’s good to dissolve kidney stones. The jury is still out for me on that. Great video
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  5478. Getting my hands dirty is good for me.wow. This makes me appreciate the Bible more, it says we were made from the dust of the earth 😊
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  5479. Great video and information, Anne!
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  5480. Chaffehay is really great for horses who get ulcers also. I have a thoroughbred mare who is prone to them and I periodically feed it as a supplement.
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  5481. Girl power!!! you guys are amazing!
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  5482. My mom plants pumpkin seeds in cardboard ice cream containers and plants the cardboard outside at a temperature appropriate time.
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  5483.  @AnneofAllTrades  no need for the face palm. i spend an inordinate amount of time trying to figure out what tree and flowers to plant on my limestone rock mountain that will keep honeybees in nectar from the first signs of spring until the last vestiges of fall.
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  5484. Your cows are so pretty!
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  5485. I am a mechanic. Have been for many moons. This was wicked! You are awesome annie. Never surrender. An good on ya fer a new carb. They can be rebuilt, it doesn’t mean you should. Super proud of you.
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  5486. Well done! Excellent presentation on how to create what I call “black gold”!
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  5487. Pigs used to be used to clear land in England right up to the early 1900’s
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  5488. Well i think i know why i find your channel so awesome. I don't want to assume anything but im autistic, adhd, dyslexic and dyscalic. I have a really hard time with learning and getting stuff done. Your strategies are the kinds of things that are in my strategy repertoire. Point of performance, external pressure for self motivation, "lazy" low maintenance, self sustaining systems.
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  5489. (And heck, I use an electric wheelchair -- SOLARPUNK future, not fear-based prepping!)
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  5490. ​​ @AnneofAllTrades  re:the chemical cleanup => 😯Wow! ... Right-on! 👍😏 Like in most cases, if you can't safely sweep, sponge or rake it up (there are exceptions) the first step of "poision control" or "chemical/caustic clean-up" is Dilution! Then we get to watch the miracle of life get to work. ❤❤❤
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  5491.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yay, thanks!
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  5492. Bee friends! I remember helping my Nana with her hives when I was little. <3
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  5493. Thank you. I was considering goats but after learning a bit more I'll just stick to chickens. Just slightly too much work for me. I do like videos that are honest about the pros AND the cons.
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  5494. I'm a city girl and I intend to live and die a city girl but I also really value living slowly, intentionally, and sustainably. Those things can only be accomplished in community. There is an inherent selfishness to "self sufficiency" that i think is pervasive in the united states. This idea of "I got mine why should I help you". Its not sustainable and it's not how humans have lived for most of human history. Humans are a social pack species. We are meant to be together. Being together is literally the only reason we've made it as far as we have! So I'm watching your videos to learn how to set up my little urban lazy garden because I want to feed my community
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  5495. Ur beautiful.. keep on keeping on..
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  5496. Thanks!
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  5497. Cat lover 😍😍😍
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  5498. onion straight on wound for stings works great
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  5499. ❤ take care
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  5500. Well done.....👍
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  5501. The left side of the building looks like a cathedral. Accident.....maybe not.
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  5502. Thank you, I loved this video! Seriously needed it right this moment 💗and you guys are funny.
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  5503. One of the BEST videos I have watched! Thank you!
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  5504. I remember thinking some years ago that if I wanted to be a farmer, I would have goats instead of cows. They're smaller, and I figured they'd be easier to manage than something that weighs as much as a small car. Turns out cows are the easier animal to handle, despite being much bigger.
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  5505. Thanks!
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  5506. Wishing you good health, your farm is very wonderful
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  5507. Nice look
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  5508. Great video! Love seeing all your animals. Thank you and Namaste.
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  5509. Mulching protects the moisture in the soil from evaporation. Once there is moisture, naturally life will come.
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  5510. They still are fabulous. And I’m so glad to hear you wake people up to love without structure and care and training. Also I’m loving this hoodie.
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  5511. Thanks for the tour! I enjoyed the pun about the baby calf reVEAL, @8:24
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  5512. Good team work...👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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  5513. Im a pre-vet college student who would love to have a farm in the future but I don't know where to start. I LOVE your videos i've been binge watching them over the break.
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  5514. Awesome can’t wait to see you in the shop you are a awesome woman
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  5515. Second comment: I live in a windy spot and mulch blows away. We add alfalfa pellets and makes it mat a little bit to keep it better in place (or chicken wire). Love your channel
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  5516. Nothing beats fresh squeezed goats milk. And don't forget ice cream, cheese and yogurt made with goats milk, mmm mmm GOOD!
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  5517. Asian lady beetles actually do similar things to lady bugs. But yes invasive. I love this vid reflecting on past errors, we’re all human, it’s part of life. But best to correct it like this when we can! 😊
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  5518. I think you talked me out of it :) Great video! ( the first I've seen of your channel ).
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  5519. Nice video -- thanks!
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  5520. Oh Mylanta!! I haven't heard that forever. Great video. I am not a gardener but am interested in the process. I have heard that weeds had a purpose but I've not seen any sort of solution. I guess the universe thought I needed this info.
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  5521. I'm glad Daniel explained about (not) staking trees. I never stake trees, but mostly plant bare root or whip trees which don't catch the wind much anyway. They also tend to catch up to the larger trees in 6 years or so because they develop better root systems. And I would never drive a stake that close to an established tree for fear of damaging its' roots. I'm surprised Daniel didn't mention that.
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  5522. You are amazing!!! Thank you for all you do, how you do it and sharing!!!
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  5523. Hello smiler. Wow! What a tale, what are the chances? Thanks for sharing. You worked on a fishing boat for 4 years?!!!
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  5524. 💖🤗💖
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  5525. Very helpful and well explained, Thank you Anne!
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  5526. nice
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  5527. When we fight to build, support and protect a theiving community we never know the complete pain, harm and battles it will take. It's the real fight every person of the working and oppressed class should join in. Weve lost almost everything as a class. Im grateful to Anne and evey person working together with Anne to make this work. ❤✊🏻 Love and Solidarity. 🎉 Congratulations on all the achievements.
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  5528. Haha now I want goats!!!
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  5529. What a grace to leasten to you
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  5530. You are in good shape! 😁😁😁
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  5531. You are so authentic and real. I love your pumpkin patch! I love all your videos!
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  5532. Anne, you do such an amazing job, make things simple and I LOVE the "farm perfect"! :) Thanks for sharing your wealth of learning and information!
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  5533. Beautiful work! God bless...
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  5534. Anne of All Trades My pleasure. I live in Western Ky and just bought 4 acres with a big old barn. It was built about 150 years ago out of huge cyprus beamd. We are gonna dismantle it and build my 24x32 a frame from it.
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  5535. Honesty...what a novel idea. Good on you.
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  5536. Anne of All Trades glad we could just keep this between us then. Sssssh 🤫
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  5537. You have so much inner beauty and positivity it is astonishing! You are a winner no matter the circumstances.
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  5538. Great video Anne! Thanks for sharing how to make cheese.👍😎JP
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  5539. I love your honesty!!! Internet win!!!
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  5540. Goats are GOAT for getting rid of Kudzu.
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  5541. You Girls just inspired me to finaly build my little summer house. Tank you!
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  5542. I adore your philosophy. You're like the ultimate Renaissance person! So interesting to watch your videos.
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  5543. Lucky alpacas.
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  5544. It’s so pretty 💕😍
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  5545. ​ @AnneofAllTrades Small world! 😊
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  5546. Watching from New Zealand and loving your energy and enthusiasm. Thanking you 💖🙏💖
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  5547. Great work!
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  5548. Im behind on your videos but this was a question I had been wondering about, what had happened to your school. I live here in middle Tennessee and was wanting to learn more about woodworking. I’ve always wanted to build my daughter some furniture that she could pass down to future generations.
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  5549. Amen, sister! Thank you for that. It all makes sense¡!!
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  5550. the name lol I love it!!!
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  5551. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. Keep farming. Keep growing. God Bless.
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  5552. Love this video, I value your accountability!
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  5553. There is a reason for the saying of “It takes a village to raise children.” Community is the best way to live. It’s less lonely and you can learn and help each other.
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  5554. 6:57 i really like that car
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  5555. That’s it Iv decided, I’d like to have a neighbour with goats
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  5556. I just wanna move next door to you so that I can help you do all the things! You should be so proud of yourself in all that you are able to manage so wonderfully ❤
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  5557. 🦋🦋🦋
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  5558.  @AnneofAllTrades  Never a dull moment, eh?
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  5559. COOL! Girls get 'er done!
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  5560. wonderful.
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  5561. You've won me over.
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  5562. First!
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  5563. Glad to see you calculate your salt ratio. many people just use x tablespoons per qt of water which may or may not reach the required salinity of 2 to 2.5 % salt by weight and fermented pickles are awesome.
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  5564. that is awesome!!
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  5565. THE HANDIEST CHANNEL OUT THERE 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
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  5566. Fast food chains that serve locally grown meats and produce are growing in the US. There is no reason fast food cant be healthy and still taste like a heart attack.
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  5567. My "me" admires your "you". right on Anne. smiling, George.
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  5568. What a hoot😃
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  5569. Anne I just LOVE the way you are passionate about your life :) Love from INDIA
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  5570. Anne,You have a very large and special Heart. I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. That rocker is awesome!!! M.K.S.
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  5571.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you for your excellent work. I only nitpick that which I love. Seriously please don't take my backseat quarterbacking the wrong way. You're showing us all how it's done and you're doing it with style and humor. The world needs that.
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  5572. This was a fun and adventure filled video! Thank you!
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  5573. Love how much I learned from one video! First time viewer. Subscribed!
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  5574. Make America Great Again. What an excellent crew of people there at Nicks.
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  5575. Yes, you found out my secret. I am a serial tree killer! But you will never take me alive!!!!
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  5576.  @AnneofAllTrades  yup, I can imagine. Looking forward to all the project videos while I wait. :)
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  5577. just like kids - you get one clean and the other one makes a mess of both. this video was really heart warming. something amazing that i really needed now with the stress of current events and hate in our country.
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  5578. First time I've seen someone else using cardboard lol. 😂 I lay it down and put my raised beds on top 👍
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  5579. I have to use raised beds because our neighborhood was originally a swampy area that the developers filled with gravel and rock fill, which we didn't know. So, we have basically no top soil at all. Otherwise, I follow this philosophy too, although raised beds do create some different challenges. I hope at some point to "open" the raised beds to create a new overall layer of topsoil. The birds have brought me raspberry and blackberry brambles that I have let grow and enjoy! Working with nature is truly the way to go and what many indigenous people did so well! Keep up the good work! P. S. Also a Duluth overalls fan!
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  5580. Wow my favorite video of yours so far! I am the same as you and have recently emptied my tin as you put it, despite being told I was lazy and did not apply myself as a child over and over. I cried with you over that. I now in the caretaker of my four horses and one Donkey and I do an excellent job of feeding and watering them and I pride myself on this. Thank you for all you do and God bless you and your journey and I’m so proud of you for overcoming so many obstacles.
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  5581. I am so in love with you and your Goetz.
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  5582. Anne check out Shelter Institute they teach timber frame construction.
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  5583. Thought I would show my truck off a little bit. https://photos.google.com/album/AF1QipOmRZhQvvVfsJLrLqp99M_vzxblaT0-aSgy7KOJ
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  5584. Self sufficiency is not about going it alone. It's about survival of families and community. Even the old ones couldn't do everything by themselves. It's about cooperation between members in a small community. No one is an island unto themselves. But self sufficiency is possible because our ancestors had no choice but to be self sufficient. It's difficult. It's hot at times. It's cold at times. It's dirty. It's a family effort. It's a small community effort. But it's also how to survive during hard times. It's a way to be ready when government destroys itself.
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  5585. Awesome channel 🥰💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯🥬🍉🍅🍈🥦🥕💚🍉🥬🥕🥦❤ I'm Hispanic born in Southern California so all our food is authentic Mexican food For the Zucchini squash this is a recipe that we use in my home forever.... zucchini squash chopped onions chopped tomatoes add add roasted corn add Jack cheese or any type of melting cheese that you like I suppose and you cook it at medium heat I normally add the cheese when the vegetables are almost fully cooked it is so so good pepper seasoning as wish
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  5586.  @AnneofAllTrades  We have this all the time all year round so I'm pretty sure you will enjoy it have a Blessed weekend
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  5587. Thanks!
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  5588.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ah! The same as the usual intro!!!
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  5589. 100% Correct!!! I raised angora goats for 10 years, show goats, spin & weave their fiber (mohair), 100% all in. Had a llama, and believe it or not, the coyotes stayed away and they could graze on 80 acres all day w/no fatalities! Anyway, the angoras were lovely, as the bucks only were in rut (stinky) for a few months, as they were seasonal breeders. No smell otherwise. The angoras do not act like dairy goats. Angoras are 50% horse, 30% dog, 20% goat - compared to the nigerian devils. Fast forward 12 years of city living, and I decide to get dairy goats for milk for my older dogs. I move back to OR, get 5 useable acres, and decide on nigerians as they were small. Got 3 sister doe kids, they grew up, bred them, 3 easy births, and a nightmare of winter milking….but the milk is heaven! Better than any other goat breed milk I’ve tried. 2nd kidding, doe’s water breaks, no labor, night time. Had to pull 2 breach, twisted, huge buck kids, and doe dies of shock. Never did I loose an angora doe in 10 years of breeding them. 3rd kidding, one has 4 kids easily, lays on one in the night, so down to 3. Next day, the dog (whose used to kids) kills one, and the other is mangled, but survives - as bottle baby. Now, milking right off the bat, feeding her. Then the other has 3 kids as a 1st timer, and can’t feed them all, so I’m now bottle feeding two full time. And I had to help pull 2 of those, as they were breech. Long story short, that was enough for me, I sold them. Nigerians by far have milk to die for, but they have more kids then they can feed (count on bottle babies),, or you can sell. I virtually had to give the kids away, as the market was flooded with nigerians, as they have literal litters, and there is only so many you can sell. Also, they are so small, the cull kids can’t even be sold for meat, as even the adults don’t have enough on them for the effort, so there is no market for the “boys”. So please, babysit goats first, buy only if you have the pasture room (they DON”T like being confined), money for the numerous issues (vet, supplements, repairs, etc), time for 24 hour care if needed, etc. All that being said, when I’m in a different living situation, I will probably get them again. I just know now I was unprepared for small, devilish nigerians! Having my own dairy supply was priceless.
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  5590. Make sure to pair your first pizza with a mason jar of wine. ;)
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  5591. Thanks Anne! Your story is meaningful and inspirational. Thank you for sharing your hard one life experiences.
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  5592. I'm a 78 year-old guy who has live in large cities most of my life. I have no idea why I decided to watch your video but I'm glad I did. I enjoyed it and I don't know why. Thank you.
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  5593. Beautiful, thank you so much.
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  5594.  @AnneofAllTrades  You rock. Stay awesome.
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  5595. Very nice job Anne. Well done from Greece.
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  5596. So true about the measurements- many of my late mother’s recipe cards have ingredients, but no amounts, and many have no instructions or anything else. Just a list of ingredients!
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  5597. You can't know it all kiddo!
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  5598. This is Amazing❤
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  5599. I'm so sorry you went through this accident! I do appreciate you making the videos. I'm trying to get as much knowledge as possible to help out my family if times get worse. Again, thanks! I'm watch all I can maybe to get started.
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  5600. Nice shirt dude
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  5601. He’s got a great voice
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  5602. Very cool.
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  5603. Anne, you are such a special person!!!❤❤❤. Thank you for not only sharing your knowledge but also your vulnerability ❤❤❤ ya sis, Kristy in Missouri 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  5604.  @AnneofAllTrades  omg this changes everything! I don't grow too much, being currently restricted to a balcony container garden, but I've been longingly dreaming of being able to pressure can certain things and sad because I don't have space to get a full size pressure canner. Being able to do small batches of stuff, using appliances I already have is game changing. 💚
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  5605. 💛💚❤
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  5606. 😂 throws cucumber to pigs. This video is hilarious
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  5607. They're so cute
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  5608. Beautiful build! Love the walnut!1
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  5609. You are so much fun to watch..and your ideas and information are fascinating.
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  5610. Natural farming.
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  5611. Goats! Satan's minions😅
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  5612. You are absolutely awsome, I buy my tools but I love the fact that you make what you need. On top of all that you cook and bake home made! You are the perfect woman :)
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  5613. All that land you live on and people complain!!! I live on one acre, agricultural zoning and my neighbor complains about everything all the time. I am always in the right so nothing ever comes of it which drives the nut even more crazy. 😂😂😂
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  5614. I didn't get seed planting class! Why didn't I get seed planting class? You guys all got seed planting class? I want my dirt cup. >:(
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  5615. "Operated Excavator" - Don't we all need one?
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  5616. You’re my twin flame!! Those goats are sooo loved!!
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  5617. the variety of the hand tools and the steps in crafting various things you share your time using inspires me that maybe i'd give some of them a try. thanks.
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  5618. You are a pure joy to watch! I love you and your channel so much. Keep teaching me! 🥰
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  5619. gorgeous
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  5620. Goats are cool, and there milk is better.
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  5621. Bravo!
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  5622. If you keep the two parts taped together it might make it easier to drill. Keep up the good work. God bless. Love the fur buddies.
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  5623. #notenoughcream #stillsalty 😂😂❤
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  5624. LOL you are small didn't realize you are that petite, no way I could get under that truck without it being on jack stands. That old truck needs a nice 454 in her lots of power on tap make the old truck dance lol. Rebuilding the starter was your only option any parts store would look at you and say really? Old vintage electrical parts like starters you have to rebuild the one you have if its no good scour the country to find another one to rebuild.
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  5625. Una palabra.....EXCELENTE!!!!!!!
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  5626. Great job ladies.
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  5627. Thanks sooooo much for posting and teaching! 😊
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  5628. I just love you! You are such an inspiration to me, truly. You’re doing amazing, such a woman boss! You give us so much information to use in our own lives I’m just so grateful for your channel. Yes, it is worth it! I pray your healing journey goes smooth and you gain some value from it as well. ❤
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  5629. Huge respectful, non threatening hugs for you!!
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  5630. "Devil's Armpit" LOL! :eyes-pink-heart-shape: Currently living without air conditioning in SW Michigan during some of the worst humidity I can recall. (That's half a century of summers!) I can only imagine what a whole summer season must be like in TN. I've visited that fine state in the summer. Also smelled the musk of a buck goat on a hot morning. (it was a fainter or a Nigerian, I'm not sure which) Smacked you in the face when you opened the door and made you wish you didn't have a nose. Years later I got goats of my own - go figure. You're a hardy gal facing the crock-pot heat and caring for all those animals. I started today with your "weeds are good" video and had to stay to watch a few more.
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  5631. What a journey! I look forward to visiting and taking a class!
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  5632. More baby videos. Milkdud for the win.
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  5633. God bless you sister! Love your videos and appreciate them very much! Great video
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  5634. Your cat is a dominator 😂😂😂❤️
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  5635. Thank you so much!
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  5636. Best video I’ve seen on building a tiny house!! Thank you guys sooooo much!!!!
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  5637. valdmer the ii Same!!
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  5638. @AnneofAllTrades  I did like 10 minutes after posting that. It turned out to be okay. But I did raise up the tree from where it was and didn't pack the ground afterwards. :)
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  5639. We have minitature goats that I walk with my dog along the road Vehicles stop as people have a hard time figuring out goats and dog get along Each stops for the other as one pee everywhere while the others sample whatever grass or twigs they find.
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  5640. LOVE it!
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  5641. Wow nice
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  5642. What I've learned: Weeds thrive where the soil conditions are harsh for other plants, and they are better at finding the missing nutrients. You can adjust what you're planting to fit those conditions, or you can use the weeds as compost for that location to fix it.
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  5643. What a breath of fresh air. Love this video!!
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  5644. New Subscriber here! Thank you from Oklahoma:)
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  5645. There is a reason we draw Satan to look like a goat. The reason is Satan is almost as endearing as a goat.
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  5646. 🙌🙌🙌
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  5647. It feels nice to know I’m not the only one who gets things wrong once in a while. I fact check obscure details only to realize I’ve misremembered something from first year biology.
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  5648. Hey anne, I grew up with generational farming, first time doing it by myself. Thanks for making this video, and for being you. “Anne of all trades” rang familiar to me, you’re maybe only 10-20 years older than me, but I sure can’t wait to grow up to be more like you!
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  5649. Wow, New woods good work girl's happy
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  5650. 😂 yay! Thanks for sharing your knowledge (and escapades) with us!
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  5651. 😂I was internally freaking out with you!
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  5652. I’ll eat chard raw and love it 😭😭😭 Good luck gardening in the new year :)
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  5653. Good advice on sticking to and leading one method. Like many things, If you don't learn to do something properly then you won't know why another method is better or worse, and you will probably end up thinking that every method is terrible.
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  5654. I use Wood chips and bark mulch everywhere. It takes 2 years for mine to breakdown. And I rake it all up and top dress my garden beds. In January I sifted a pile of old cedar mulch into crates and planted tulip bulbs in it. I checked today and they have sprouted. We usually plant tulip in Oct/Nov but I did not have time. By Jan the group was frozen solid. And the mulch was mostly dry so was useable.
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  5655. You're awesome!
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  5656. Awesome video. Jam packed! ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  5657. Another smart , hardworking woman! I’m glad you found purpose in your work.
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  5658. LOTS OF LOVE 💌💌YOU ARE A STRONG PERSON
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  5659. Awesome job Anne! 👍👊
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  5660. Awesome. Subscribed.
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  5661. Best animal care educational video I've ever seen. Need educational videos like this for every type of animal. Plus++ you kept my interest till the end. Job very well done 👍✅ PS I'm never getting a goat 🐐😅
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  5662. I usually don’t always cry when I see ppl cry but I sure do when I see you cry. I lost my first goat this year and it was so hard !
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  5663. Nice
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  5664. I love your humble honesty and your appreciation for our being good stewards of God's gift of domestic animal friends.
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  5665. Absolutely agree with you 100%!,! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱
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  5666. INSANE QUALITY CONTENT! oh my gosh... THANK YOU.
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  5667. it is wonderful to see young ladies loving wood work as we old codgers do but when i went into for a living i almost lost my love of woodwork good luck and keep up what you are doin if you love it do it to best of your ability
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  5668. Girl you got it going on!
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  5669. It would be great to find my place and my people. Some day, I pray, I will find that good stuff. Thank you for the video and the wisdom.
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  5670.  @AnneofAllTrades  sweet, look forward to the view.👌
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  5671. Kudos on learning so many things. I did the same, not for any other reason than that it gives me pleasure. I am an OLD lady now and I use my self-education every day to make it easier and cheaper to age gracefully. Plus, education in one area helps to learn in another category. Basic Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and auto repair will save anyone a ton of money over a lifetime.
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  5672. Great playing too!
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  5673. Wow what a pizza oven! 🤩 I love your energy and enthusiasm for woodwork and your hopes and outlook in life for wanting to build a good life with long lasting community relationships. I am finding my love for woodworking and crafting and I hope too, to one day have my own home, awesome workshop where I can play and creat and be apart of a great community. Thanks for sharing the inspiration 😊
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  5674.  @AnneofAllTrades  i swear it's exactly the same ! nice work tho :)
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  5675. Lucky animals ❤
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  5676. This was so educational and helpful. Thank you
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  5677. "...Possessed by satan..." 😂😅🤣
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  5678. Great video, really. I just can't figure out why I'm watching it? I live in a van. I'm never going to buy a donkey.
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  5679. Recently came across your channel, LOVING IT! Now to watch from the beginning. Can't wait to see the finished tiny house.
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  5680. Joel has a good voice.
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  5681. I will never own a goat in my life, yet, here I am watching the whole video because it’s nformative and interesting! Thanks!! 🐐
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  5682. Thank you! I did mean the schoolhouse. 😊
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  5683. I could have done it in 2, 2 months that is, you two are awesome!!
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  5684. encore une excellente réalisation !!! bravo de Belgique ;)
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  5685.  @AnneofAllTrades  lmao nice 😂 but yea I figured it wouldn't bother people, but knowledge is power 🤙
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  5686. I love your positivity even through these hard times. Sending prayers for the lucky Abby who shared your life.
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  5687. Salt changes the eutectic point of water. You can get as low as -20 degrees celsius with 20% salt in ice.
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  5688. Great job Anne!
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  5689. Two Creative Souls coming together to give this once living plant a Beautiful Second Life. Bravo.
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  5690.  @AnneofAllTrades  Makes sense. Thank you for you very detailed reply! I'm still learning and making my own orchard and want to keep it organic as well. Thanks!!
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  5691. I love your understanding of the animals you raise.
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  5692. Soo sorry to hear about Abby.
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  5693. Thank you so much for this! Community is so important! I've always tried to go it alone in so many aspects, for so many different reasons, that has always put me in a place of starting over. I want to change all of that. I'd move to Tennessee, or anywhere with good fertile lands and move on a wing and a prayer, if necessary, in a second, if opportunity would knock on my door. Sometimes, just listening yo someone like you pushes us forward. Once again, thank you
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  5694. These are difficult chairs to built (at least for me) and i am please that you made them so easy.
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  5695. You use acre which is an old surface unity coming from UK. You may be think we use meters and hares hectares: 1 hectare = 100 are = 10 000 Meters (square) mean a perfect square field of 100 Meters per 100 Meters. Now: it is like that be in France nowadays because sizes are huge and there will soon remain only one farmer may be. But my parents used what they called "Le jour de terre": It correspond to what a man could plow in one day. C'est à dire: A quater of an hectare: Imagine a field of 50 meters by 50 Meters: it is about that. about because it has nothing to do with. It comes from the old romans system of measurement: "La jugere". Acre exists in French Normandie because English invaded Normandy. (And also in 1944 but that's another story).
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  5696. I'm from Britanny but "Le jour de terre" is used in several countries in France because Romans invaded the whole France and even Uk.
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  5697. @Anne...... that would make a great video. Seems like y'all would have a great time. Look forward to seeing what you do next on your place.
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  5698. Pawpaws are also native to North America. The animal that used to eat the fruit is now extinct just like the avocado. So humans are essential for the future of this plant.
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  5699. The cat should have its own channel.. 😂 So cute and obviously likes to be on camera
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  5700. Anne of All Trades Hmm mine must have been small or something. In my tiny house I couldn’t get mine to stay to save my life so there is literally duct tape in my ceiling holding them behind the wall. It is all crisscross and crazy but no one can see it. Still I know.
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  5701. These handmade "one off" projects bring high prices. How about auctioning some for charity ? The world has too much of that awful commercial pressboard furniture, as it is. Just a thought......
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  5702. I did the same thing with ashes and blueberries. The tricky part is remembering that acidic soil is the LOWER ph number! so ashes somewhat similar to lime - raises the ph number = alkaline soil or as my Mamaw said - it "sweetens" the soil. Blueberries like acid soil thus a lower ph number.
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  5703. Great- lot’s of supporters out here and hopefully future students. Thanks for all you do!
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  5704. Love it great story
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  5705. Wow what a Beautiful Woman! 🎉
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  5706. Brilliant Mind! ❤
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  5707. Thanks.
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  5708. Love your videos so excited to start a garden with my wife and will totally use the lazy method!
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  5709. it is a makers trait to point out all the bits which you aren't happy with, which no one else will ever notice. the piece is awesome and you should be very proud of your work.
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  5710.  @AnneofAllTrades  I’m not a whistle blower I’ll have you know😉🤣😂🤣
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  5711. 😊 The BEST !
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  5712.  @AnneofAllTrades  oh dear, I am so sorry Anne! I am experienced with debilitating injuries due to farming, & I pray yours will heal fully for you.
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  5713.  @AnneofAllTrades  Although I only have had 2.5 years owning a philosopher of a dog - a Cavalier KIng Charles Spaniel- before he passed, I too learned so much! They have a much better handle on relationships and love than we do. I now share love and breath with doggos in my condo building. The elevator holds all types for me to share a little love with. Thank you for you being you!!
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  5714. This video is a breath of fresh air! I want to homestead with love and joy, not fear and hate. Thank you so much for sharing, I have a lot to learn—I wish I could hug one of your cows lol.
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  5715. Thankfully I also won't get an animal unless I'm positive I can provide well for them.
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  5716. What a georgeous property wow paradise!
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  5717. 🖖
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  5718. That was very informative
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  5719. How about a recipe for a homestead soup? Chicken or beef or veggie anything hearty .
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  5720. WOOOOOP There it is!!!!
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  5721. I’m a no till veg grower in the UK and your videos have encouraged me big time! So much enthusiasm, common sense and vital info. Especially about working with the weeds. Thank you so much Anne 🌱😎
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  5722. very cute little donkeys!
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  5723. This is so impressive! Can't wait to see what you do to the inside!
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  5724. No more goats for me. They have their place but it’s not my place. 😂
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  5725. awesome. That's what makes it perfect, is that is not perfect.
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  5726. I really enjoyed this video and I have no plan to buy goats. I just love hearing stories of people who don't give up ❤
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  5727. Cat butt 🤣
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  5728. 👋😀
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  5729. This was a wonderful, educational video. Even for someone who never considered owning Goats. Thank you.
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  5730. Great video!!
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  5731. Absolutely freaking awesome (insert joke here)
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  5732. " it sucks getting old" AMEN! I feel your misery...However, it does beat the alternative!
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  5733. @ I’m so glad you give them love. I’m sure they’re waiting in your heavenly farm. ♥️ Glad you won’t eat Lucy though. 🤗 she’s really sweet
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  5734. -- your on the way to a million subscribers. Keep up the good work.
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  5735. alpaca box of cookies
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  5736. Anne, you are a force of nature! My favorite part is at 2:28 when you step down and there is that crackle that cannot be mistaken for any other noise.
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  5737. I'm so sorry for your loss. Having Cats myself I know the feeling. I have to agree with RockStarVee's comment.
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  5738. What a great video, thanks so much for educating us all about this!
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  5739. I'm not sure what you said... but after seeing all those cute goats frolicking, I assume you were saying something about how awesome it is to have goats
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  5740. I need more Jeffery videos lol
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  5741. I thoroughly enjoyed watching you make this desk and it makes me miss wood work.
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  5742. Wow! Very nice.  I've been designing something similar but with halfblind dovetails and architectural glass door panels. Hoping mine doesn't look like it's trying too hard by using zebrawood.. Loved seeing the bottle of Lagavulin in there! My personal favorite.
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  5743. OK, let's clear some things up. You are totally forgiven, young lady! First, you are incredibly talented in various trades. Kudos for that. Second, you are such a perfectionist, you dare not put out junk. Third, you love all kinds of animals. Yea! And fourth, you are very beautiful (apologies to your handsome husband). There. I've said it. May God continue to bless and keep you and your family!
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  5744. Nice
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  5745. Yessss! for another video, especially a garden video! 🎉
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  5746. Hell's yeah, that's awesome, perseverance prevails...
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  5747. Titan Up!
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  5748. Its not a coincidence that goats are usually associated with the devil and the dark arts 🤣. Specialists in jumping over fences and eating up all your saplings. They`re cute little devils.
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  5749. 👍
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  5750.  @AnneofAllTrades  If you pull it off, I'm so going to copy it!
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  5751.  @AnneofAllTrades  I use bunny poop in my allotment garden - it makes my veggies grow like crazy.
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  5752. Baking soda water to decrease acid too. Zimmerman Homestead on Utube is a great channel! Love your honesty and enthusiasm ❤
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  5753. Great job!! Excellent again!
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  5754. This is the way to go and not what the climate change hoaxers want to do to destroy the lives of farmers and with that also destroy nature and our source of food. So many forests, birds, bats, and whales get destroyed because of wind and solar farms that are not even that efficient in giving cities energy.
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  5755.  @AnneofAllTrades  although I used to be a grizzly Adams type I tend to be too soft to be a farmer with livestock.
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  5756. Ladies....I am blown away by your work ethic and expertise. I have three teenage daughters who I'm going to show this video. Regards to you both from here in Ireland. 👍
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  5757.  @AnneofAllTrades  That's fair. I'll cut you some slack.....just this once! 😎
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  5758. I watched this drinking my morning coffee now I can tell @One_Crazy_Dog_Dad ice cream is acceptable as a breakfast food🙌🏼 thanks Anne❣️
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  5759. Thank you for this you made it so easy to watch this whole start to finish im really Intested in all this .. a dream i dream you could say
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  5760. Nice
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  5761. “Please Don’t Get A Goat!” was one of my favorite books when I was a kid.
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  5762. Beautiful piece of art Anne !!! Semper Fi !!!
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  5763. Good work girls
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  5764. Thanks for sharing some Texas love with the shirt!
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  5765. 👍👏😃
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  5766. Great job girls. Very impressive
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  5767. Cool
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  5768. My mother's favorite disciplinary tool was a wooden spoon too. Luckily I was spared from it but my older cousins all have memories of it when they would spend the summers at our house. I've been making wooden utensils for myself, friends and family lately myself, but using more machines instead of hand tools. I've made spoons, spatulas, butter spreaders and even a rocking pizza cutter that has become my go to for cutting pizzas.
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  5769. Looks beautiful
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  5770. :D
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  5771. i appreciate the information
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  5772.  @AnneofAllTrades  😎
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  5773. Beautiful project! Great job!
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  5774. Anne I'm happily Married to my wonderful wife of 29 years. You are amazing, multi skilled in the shop and you can bake as well. If your married your man is one lucky guy. A wood fired outdoor oven is on my to do list but I'll be building it from scratch.
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  5775. Great video. In Wisconsin we have the very same seasons. Except instead of the pollening season, we have the mud season.
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  5776. A Lord of the Rings and an Office reference within five minutes of the video staring… Ok, I’m in.
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  5777. Proliferation
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  5778. Anyone thinking of getting a donkey needs to watch this. I love donkeys, but have never had the situation to give one a home and now I'm too old; they'd outlive me. It was so interesting to hear all about their needs and what they're like to keep. All the best to you, your family and your lovely donkeys and pets! ☺💖
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  5779. AWRSOME VID. tones of info for tree care. Thank you both A LOT
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  5780. 😭
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  5781. Sharing our booboos and how we over came them is the best teaching guide. Thanks for sharing.
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  5782. Anne, I've got a few totes might build one. On the list! LOL!
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  5783. Respect to you! And CHARD /IS/ GROSS !
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  5784. Delicious anne
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  5785. 😊👍👍👍👍👍heylo
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  5786. 63 😃
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  5787. Well I missed fall prep, but I’m still a newbie and I feel like a huge part of learning is winging it and observing.
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  5788. This is NOT ridiculous ! This a awesome car.
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  5789. Good information! I’m in the PNW and will be finishing my pruning very soon!
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  5790. Good job
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  5791. DREAM shop is the proper word. Glad to see someone living her dream
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  5792. You are amazing. Keep it up!
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  5793.  @AnneofAllTrades  That makes sense to me. I live in East Tennessee too.
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  5794. Sounds like I need to get a goose to go with my little chicken flock.
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  5795. Too cool for school 🐝🌻🪴I learn something every time I listen to you and your never boring! 🦙
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  5796. Very cool
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  5797. Did the eagle remember the beer? Thanks for posting!!!!
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  5798. 👍👍👍👏
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  5799. Good to see you so happy. Good luck on your channel!
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  5800.  @AnneofAllTrades  Niceeeeee, i learned to drive in one!
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  5801. Awesome, cool and well done
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  5802. Awesome video. Thanks for sharing 👍. New subscriber ❤
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  5803.  @AnneofAllTrades  my pleasure 🙏. Thanks
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  5804. From Italy: Brava !!!
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  5805. Being from TN, I can attest that 12 seasons is accurate! 🤣😂🤣
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  5806. Well done and well said
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  5807. I want you to live the way you do when I was young but now I am older I show the advantage of living in a small town.
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  5808. Awesome vid!!!
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  5809. Ouff, that knife tho 👌🏼
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  5810. Super cool video!
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  5811. Awesome episode
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  5812. Das ist cool instrument !
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  5813. Everything in this video is amazing and beautiful! Keep it up!
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  5814. Loved this video. Thank you for all you share, your sense of humor, and humility. It's very impressive
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  5815. Belly-laughing at "HOA friendly" as I have NEVER cared to be that. Thank you for your video. It was an affirmation of what I have sought to do in my garden- work with the natural system and not against it, on the cheep and preferably free to create something that is wholesome, beautiful, and productive. Thank you. Ps- your sense of humor is top shelf!
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  5816. I’m watching this because my husband wants goats. I’m not opposed but we in an urban area.
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  5817. One of the best explanations I've seen. Thank you both ❤
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  5818. Beautiful Moments!!!!!!!!
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  5819. I WISH I HAD ALL THOSE STRAWBERRIES! LOVE YOUR GARDENS
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  5820. I use buckwheat and red clover and lacy phacelia and never had to terminate those cover crops, I just let them live and die on their own. I love seeing doves collect the dried lacy phacelia stems for their nests. its the sweetest
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  5821. Love this video. Love your message. I'm not a homesteader (I do love my garden); I'm a writer. And in my series, my Main Character's big win is that she finds her tribe, her people, her community. Same message as you, just different method of expressing it. Well met!!
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  5822. Happy for you! Really like the greenhouse space in the shop, that maybe a first...
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  5823. Your ear muffs make me very happy
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  5824. Love your strategies. Very helpful, I'm new to gardening.
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  5825. Stay strong. Eight years I was told nothing we can do, get your things together, prepare to die... im still here today because of sheer will, determination, and love. ❤️
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  5826. Me gusto mucho tu trabajo. Felicitaciones.
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  5827. Thanks Ann❤
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  5828. same, 😂. im not offended for them to call it lazy gardening, even though its actually just really efficient! lol
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  5829. Same, this video speaks to my soul lol.
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  5830. BUNNEHS!!!
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  5831. Thanks for your honesty Ann 😊
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  5832. SIMPLY PUT, YOUR ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC. I REALLY ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS. YOU SHOULD HAVE A MILLION SUBS. GO GO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  5833. The funny thing is I've seen enough to know, and it's hilarious to watch people learn.
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  5834. Great video Anne! lots of good info thank you for sharing the video.😎👍JP
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  5835. I came over from Joel's and it looks like I am going to enjoy your channel too.
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  5836. @AnneofAllTrades  if you add the howdy I think it gets around copyright.
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  5837. Hello good job ladies.
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  5838. I love the idea of strawberries as a weed barrier
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  5839. well said thank you
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  5840. Parabéns pelo lindo trabalho, somos apaixonados em madeiras...👏👏👏
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  5841. You do give me cheers.
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  5842. 💖👍
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  5843. The only real constant in life is change. To paraphrase a saying, "Life happens!" Survival demands adapting. You have created your own chaos and managed to adapt. You will die happy one day because you lived as hard as you could everyday! Thanks for sharing your days.
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  5844. Well "dang" it's a great piece. I can't even file a flat surface yet
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  5845. Thank you, for making this video.
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  5846. This is a work of art. Great Japanese-style joinery.
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  5847. you're a pretty cool person, Anne.
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  5848. I am very jealous of Darrell! Mostly because I cant have pets in my house, so goats are probably out of the question.....lol
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  5849. She was. She gave a certain strength to all 5 of her boys and all 4 of her daughters. She set an attainable example for all of us. I hope I can instill that same curiosity you display in my two boys. Their three favorite youtubers that I watch are Bob (ILikeToMakeStuff), Joe (3D Printing Nerd) and you. Keep up the good work!
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  5850. Fantastic! Congrats!
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  5851. I saw your post on Facebook or instagram about the miscarriage. I meant to reach out to offer you some words at the time, but never did. I’ve been thinking about you on and off ever since hearing about your baby girl; offering up hopeful, comforting vibes over the ether. I’m in awe of your openness and willingness to be vulnerable. You’re great
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  5852. Looks like you had a good time Anne! cool looking tiny house' Thanks for sharing.😎👍JP
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  5853. Молодцы. Здорово получилось)
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  5854. That's a pretty cute donkey, but, don't worry, I won't be getting one! 🖖
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  5855. So true about Dill... I planted 1 last year and i now have 3 full raised beds of dill 😂 my current issue seems to be some sort of digger... we have squirrels, raccoons, skunks, random cats and dogs roaming around, other than that my only other issue is deer/horse flies and mosquitoes -.- Definitely subscribing this was informative and entertaining!
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  5856. Can’t wait for your book to come out! Your time management tips you’ve shared here are so good!! -BTW, can’t wait to see you is CDA Idaho next month!! ♥️~Donna
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  5857. Feel you! Appreciate you! Been there, praying for peace , healing and comfort!
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  5858. We cannot truly learn without making mistakes. Sometimes life throws things our way that we can't blame ourselves for. Be kind.... especially to yourself 💜
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  5859. Anne, those aren't mistakes or flaws in the cabinet, they are character. :)
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  5860. Thank you for making such great videos to help us!
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  5861. Love the log storage rack awesome 😎
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  5862. Gardening is wonderful and so good for overall health but there is only One Who can heal thoroughly, mind/ body/ soul, and that Is Yehoshua......and He doesn't charge a penny. Blessed.🌻
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  5863. that's funny how your "executive producers" decided to show up near the end to micro-manage the video! 😂 lots of great info (as usual) thanks!
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  5864. @AnneofAllTrades  thank you so much for explaining. I've seen videos of people using ball rooting on tree for things like fig before and was not aware of any of those reasons. Looking forward to your propagation video, I want to be able to help my mom with the things she wants to plant on her land and eventually clone one for my home.
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  5865. Takes a strong woman to admit when you are wrong. But then again, much of what you said was not taken in context. And heck, I never would have known anyway. Keep posting. I appreciate you
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  5866. I love your intro music, it fits you perfectly
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  5867. Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect.
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  5868. 2 good girls I sure their parents are very proud!!
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  5869. love that cat
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  5870. I keep returning because of your vision and resilience. I retired from teaching two years early (last May) after nearly 30 years of bureaucracy and teaching through COVID. The one good thing that came out of COVID was the ability to expand the curriculum through real world problem-solving -- my kids got to assist me in designing and building a koi pond, so win-win. At any rate, I might even jump back into teaching if I had an opportunity to teach through hands-on experiences.
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  5871. HI Anne, I just discovered you. First in Homestead Monthly. I am already excited to buy your book. Keep up the good work!
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  5872. Said it last time you two beautiful ladies are just awesome, brilliant and well done.
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  5873. I adore goats on someone else's property. However, my landlord had a goat and he was a sweetie, his biggest sin was trying to join my dog going in the house or car as they were buddies. I knew we got lucky, it never inspired me to more goats.
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  5874. Anne of All Trades I should have realized that when you and April carried lumber into the brush.
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  5875. It's Saillor's Hornpipe a traditional tune. It can be found at the end of Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield.
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  5876. This was absolutely fascinating. Thank you for sharing!
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  5877. Beautiful space. So happy for you to have created this space for yourself.
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  5878. Yall are amazing!!!
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  5879. I suggest you make a F model first off, A's are easy. I made an old pan cake model once.
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  5880. "the biggest spear of asparagus.." > The Nederlands has entered the chat
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  5881. Thank you!🥰
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  5882. I have a lot of different animals that I generally tell people not to get even though I love and adore them. If you're not certain that you're equipped to provide for them properly, and I mean not just the bare minimum but genuinely giving them the best life, then you shouldn't get them.
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  5883. Chard is gross. Can confirm.
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  5884. I like. Nice work.
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  5885. I love this channel!! Thanks for the information that you share
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  5886. So many uses for bees wax, use it in your blacksmithing on hot iron gives a nice black finish to your work. I use it in my leatherwork for edge burnishing also.
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  5887. This was a great build, Anne. Your craftsmanship is second to none. It is so very devastating to lose a fur baby. Sleep in peace, Abbey Puppy!
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  5888. Great work ladies!
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  5889. Dang it, you're awesome
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  5890. You should never hit an axe with a hammer, you can damage it which could lead to later failure. If anything use a mallet or lump of wood as Anne used with the froe.
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  5891. you people are AMAZING
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  5892. 2300Kenzie .....l think there must be a twin sister involved here somehow!
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  5893. Fun to watch your animals get in on the action. This method looks like it will suit me best!
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  5894. That pizza looks amazing tasty!
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  5895. ...only happy accidents. —Bob Ross
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  5896. You look so excited your about to pop😁 I'm looking forward to the new advantages
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  5897. good
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  5898.  @AnneofAllTrades  Watched it. Beautiful song. I play guitar in my church worship band and love the message of this song and the video. Just remember, God doesn't give us challenges without a path to restoration so His plans are still intact in your life. Be thankful it wasn't your fretting hand. I play guitar in my church worship band and have used a thumb pick in the past to try to improve my Travis picking (didn't work) but in your case, it might secure the pick better on your thumb. Supergluing a pick... now that's what we call 'a lot of want to'. Lol. Praying for your recovery.
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  5899. ❤
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  5900. Amazing video. Dead on! Crash course for anyone considering getting a goat. Thank you so much. This is a public service video. 😊
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  5901. Another GREAT video... LOVE the humor!!!!!!!!!!! And yes the educational stuff...Learning is/can be awesome, I heard the best way to learn something is to teach it
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  5902. What a great idea! I am charging my vac for the Japanese beetles! It's a little late but for next year it's a game changer!
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  5903. thanks for the humor, "That's my life, undoing things that I did that seemed like they were really good ideas at the time" LOL
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  5904. Oh Anne so sorry to hear about Abby. They are so much more than a pet they are family. Xx
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  5905. I love goat milk.
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  5906. Crunchy pickles... the best pickles 🙌🏻
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  5907. Love the compost screen made of hardware cloth. Great video!
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  5908. Great work!
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  5909. I certainly use cover crops, namely fava beans, fixes nitrogen, harvest beans in winter its one of my staples
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  5910. @AnneofAllTrades  weedwhack it and dig it in.
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  5911.  @AnneofAllTrades  my climate is also relatively mild, we seldom dip below freezing in winter, but do have frost and fava survives these conditions, I'm sure snow will kill it naturally, if you are into no till just drop it and leave it on the surface as mulch, it breaks down fast
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  5912. Great job gals.
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  5913. Awesome!
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  5914. For the very very cheap price of… hobit voice “fo fwee” this woman is me. 😂
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  5915. Failure? 🤔 ...... Don't you mean prototyping! 😉..... Looking forward to the next iteration! 😃👍🏻👊🏻 ..... And at least one video of you scratching your head, contemplating, and getting frustrated! 😁
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  5916. Thanks Anne! You have it going on!
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  5917. Great message... actually gave me goosebumps at the end!
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  5918. I needed someone positive and uplifting. Thanks Anne.
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  5919. You're awesome! Great videos 😊
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  5920. I live on a farm and we have raised just about everything through the years. Having said that, you are amazing! I am so impressed. Great job… Great videos. keep it up!
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  5921. I’m true lazy fashion, I had mustard greens growing out of the cracks in my driveway this past spring 🤣
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  5922. I commend the excellent Scotch choices (raises glass)!!
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  5923. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  5924. Anne of All Trades haha, considering I was once a clown in the circus, slapstick speaks to me 😀👍
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  5925. like the llamas
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  5926. Unless of course, you need a companion while you attempt to save the princess. 😊
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  5927. This is your best video yet! Thank you !❤
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  5928. Wow, what an incredible achievement! I’m sorry that it’s been so difficult for you however I’m so glad you’ve held onto your dream and haven’t given up. You are truly inspiring lady you are. I would love to come meet you and see your beautiful homestead someday. ❤
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  5929. Gorgeous.
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  5930. How nice !!!
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  5931.  @AnneofAllTrades thanks so much! Applaud you for your attention and content; very valuable channel.
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  5932. Word of the day matriculate
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  5933. Oh wow! You girls are awesome 👏🏽
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  5934. Thanks for sharing, nice mandolin. I think the most important thing is to check out and evaluate the fingerboard/neck for spots that is to high or to low with a notched straightedge before adjusting the trussrod.
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  5935. It is so nice to see some one work safely.
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  5936. I came for weed mediation and I now have an answer to my book issue. 📚
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  5937. That is ok because I really get like that to lol
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  5938. You have a great attitude about this. I also feel that we do better when we know better. So thank you for your honesty and teachable spirit ❤
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  5939. Check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjvfOoBDWzA ... Don Williams refines beeswax
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  5940. I live in Ohio and we have a long, short, long, short growing season. I am one of the few people that look forward to Japanese beetles. My Chickie's LOVE them. It makes their poop shiny. It's the little things.
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  5941. Cool
    1
  5942. Making mistakes is how we learn as adults.
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  5943. Can’t agree and love this more!
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  5944. I live in the city and would never get a goat. But I loved this video! 😊
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  5945. Very cool Anne. Looks like a lot of fun!
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  5946. The tar paper protects the sheathing (plywood or OSB) from the weather. Shingles (or whatever other material of choice) protects the tar paper from the weather. I guess that is how we Yanks do it.
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  5947. nice tiny
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  5948. Great stuff however I don't think I would want to be around after a few beers hahaha :)
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  5949. Thanks!
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  5950. You're a better man than I. Anne of all trades. Beyond knifemaking, I do very little blacksmithing. I'm more into electronics. Though I would like to build a Faraday cage in case of EMPs. I'm starting with the concept of a 4 car garage and shop, and scaling back to what I can achieve.
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  5951. I love the great pyrenees pups. They are beautiful! I have a pyrenees/anatolian shepherd mix as my service dog. He is amazing.
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  5952. Thanks for watching as always, Donna 🙌That means a lot to hear that.
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  5953.  @adamofnotrades  always ❤️
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  5954. Your brain & my brain could be friends 😝 Thanks for the book titles, I look forward to reading them!
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  5955. You're very humble and restrained in your responses to the know-it-alls and Philistines in the comments section, which I'm in awe of! Personally, I'd be jumping all over them with a bad attitude...which is why you're a content creator and I'm not....and why you're the wonderful person that you are and I'm....me 🤣Please do keep the great content coming. And thank you for your heads up about the roly poly's (known as woodlice here in the UK). The buggers had a really good go at my strawberries last summer, so now I know what to do to make sure the same doesn't happen this year. ❤
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  5956.  @AnneofAllTrades  LOL OK I guess i'll check bathrooms now...thanks! >.<
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  5957. accurate and interesting, thanks
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  5958. I’m going to remember the term “minimal viable product!” Perfectionism gets in my way on a daily basis
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  5959. This woman is so impressive. Her husband is a lucky man to have her as a partner.
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  5960. Wow !!!! On so many levels.
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  5961. Trying this approach and really looking forward to the results. Got a large load of wood chips from hydro crew on our road. Got lots of manure from the barn. Adding egg shells from local breakfast restaurant. And household compost. Ready to start some planting!! Thanks for all of the tips.
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  5962. :)
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  5963. Keep going! You are doing great and motivating
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  5964.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you!
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  5965. Yuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmm!👍✌️😊🙏🏼
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  5966. Wow! Looks great.
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  5967. I’m in Washington. I’d love to buy a farm in Tennesee and live this dream! You are such a hard worker and I love your personality and love for animals. . I so glad I found this page!!!
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  5968. Great work. A very enjoyable video highlighting great skills and effort. Thanks for sharing. 👍
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  5969. As far as I am concerned just growing my own food is a plus for me , but You have given me some ways to save time and money in so many ways. I love your programs and techniques ❤ Keep up the amazing work 💞.
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  5970. To a non native english speaker it just sounds the same: alpaca alpaca alpaca :)
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  5971. Love this love this love this
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  5972. Hero.
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  5973. Excellent, once again enjoying the more drawn out version the thing that doesn't change is the beauty of the piece
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  5974. You blew my mind when you put the siding on at the same time!!! Doing this next time!
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  5975. She is really cool, I am in awe of her abilities, and shes such an attractive woman on top. Wow.
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  5976. ❤❤❤
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  5977. This probably won’t see a ton of use I’m guessing once that BEAST of a bandsaw is all tuned up 😁. Fun Project👍🏻
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  5978. I'm nine years into my three month product and still happy when i get something done :) Right now, batteries for the solar panels and a heat pump are on the agenda.
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  5979.  @AnneofAllTrades  That's cool, just saying it would be a way to dress it up a little. Never tried the drywall mud/sparkling on plywood edges, I may have to try a sample of that and see how my OCD handles it. Thanks for the tip. Of course, you could trim some banding from the same wood as the live-edge shelves on a bandsaw and either use heat sensitive tape, wood glue, or contact cement to adhere it, as well. I completely understand everyone's tastes are not the same. Thanks again for your response and suggestion.
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  5980. I’m planning to try an establish the next bed I plant this way! Before the recent in depth video I thought I couldn’t do it I’m raised beds, that it had to be in the ground. Now I know otherwise! Thank you for sharing this knowledge!
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  5981. Scrum boards...love 'em!
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  5982. Yummy!!
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  5983. There is a difference from bring "lazy" versus working smart.
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  5984. Skritchy Cattle Brushes for All' needed! 😊🖖
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  5985. The goats! Cute cute
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  5986. Anne of All Trades  Ok, thanks for the reply. And btw: you make and build cool things. :)
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  5987. Thank you for this Lovely video! 🙂 They are so lucky to have you! <3
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  5988. @AnneofAllTrades  i think I love you a little bit more now ❤️
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  5989. “You little athlete” 😂
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  5990. Beautiful job, thank you for sharing!
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  5991. "That's most of what my entire life is: undoing things that seemed like a good idea at the time." Tell me about it lol
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  5992. omg ... LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
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  5993. LEARNING , 👍🇲🇽
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  5994. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  5995. LOL 🤣
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  5996. Great job I love it
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  5997. sorry to hear about your loss
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  5998. Great info to know Anne......thanks!
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  5999. Nice job Anne, l like your new fencing. Keep up all your great videos. Thanks for sharing. M. K. S.
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  6000. This guy's knowledge is amazing! If he was CEO of a company, he would definitely know what supervisors, managers, upper management employees and vice president to cut out and have the company grow bigger and more profitable! Great video!
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  6001. I guess I'll be going for rabbits instead
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  6002. Seems as though you have found.........Your AMERICAN DREAM. Happy, proud and a little jealous........ working towards mine.
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  6003. I've seen roadkill and that is not even close. Definitely a unique delivery.
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  6004. So encouraging and I’m happy you have found your hope!
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  6005. I think your doing AWESOME I love watching your videos 😊
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  6006. 🖒🖒😙😙
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  6007. You are very lucky to have some beautiful materials to work with. I am jealous. I am just starting to get back into the craft but can't seem to find materials in Florida. Atleast not without a large price tag on it. Anyway this was Amazingly good work.
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  6008. Good advice. I think I will stick to compost worms. 😂
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  6009. MAAAAA! So cute!
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  6010. That pizza looked horribly good. Did ya save me a bite? Lol rise above the dough and cook on!
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  6011. Thank you 🙏
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  6012. Oh my goodness. I just found your channel and I'm so glad I saw this video. I have a 401K from a job I left years ago that I call my barn fund. I intend to build a barn with an apartment upstairs so I can be close to my goats and chickens. You are truly a lady after my own heart.
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  6013.  @AnneofAllTrades  That is very Prudential and frugal of you. Thank you for sharing all of your gardening information.
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  6014. Just wanted to let you know watching this made my day! Loved the baby goat that kept hopping on the adult's back! Tooo funny! I don't live any kind property that would allow me to even have goats...(Thank God!...lol) But they are hilarious and cute!...black bean pies!
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  6015. Now I want a goat.
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  6016. In our area most have just a few acres. The dogs barking and roosters crowing (one does it all day) are just a matter of course. We just get used to it. If nothing else their barking may keep predators at bay. It would be nice to have more of a buffer but that would mean much more work. Fencing is expensive.
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  6017.  @AnneofAllTrades  btw i love to watch your videos
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  6018. Some of my fondness memories of childhood was playing with the kids.
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  6019. Nice job, good help is hard to find ‼️👍😆😆 KIDDING OF COURSE‼️. Vinny 🇺🇸
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  6020. Beautiful little project. Small imperfections add character to hand built things that need to be embraced. Fantastic work. Oh. That cat looks like it is starved for attention. That was amusing. I'm guessing you needed to lock the door before you started putting finish on so you would not have cat prints on the cabinet. :)
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  6021. Amazingly good and simple to understand information. Thank you so much!!
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  6022. Amazing work ladies. Truly inspirational!
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  6023. This is incredible. I love it.
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  6024. Even i learned a lot by watching this nice video, so thanks a lot for sharing.
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  6025. As a person who grew up on a farm, there's nothing worse than when your sawing wood, and your blade breaks! And you have to go miles and miles to a store, to buy a new blade. You realize then, that there's no way to actually be 100% self-sufficient.
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  6026. Somebody got lucky with this one boys 🍻
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  6027. I love you so much!! Thank you for making such great content and keeping it real! Blessings!
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  6028. I'm glad you're making progress (in every sense of the word). I've been curious about your operation because we have a lot in common. I'm a woodworker who's still learning a lot and I'm retiring soon. We're going to start raising bees and chickens this spring. Anyway, I hope your school happens so I can come take a class or two.
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  6029. What a man can - Woman can 😉👍❤️🇩🇰
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  6030. Right? You both have distinct styles and both are awesome!! ;)
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  6031. Anne, the one thing that i really do love about you is that even though you have been through the mill with this whole school build and both you and Adam had private issues. You both came through the other side and as i said the one thing that i love about you is that nomatter what life's thrown at you, you alway's have a beautiful smile on your face 😉. I hope you're able to get the projects that need fixing done quickly and your able to open the doors for classes for all your community far and wide. As alway's guy's 💯% 👍 🇬🇧.
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  6032.  @AnneofAllTrades  bunch of great points. Looking forward to the video
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  6033. My pear tree was huge when I moved here in 1996. Still going strong. The water table is only a few feet down.
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  6034. I love your videos and your realness! I love watching people do woodworking but I don't seem to be very good at it. I grew up with my grandpa running an old fashioned sawmill that was literally in my yard. I played in there all the time, even though it gave my grandpa a heart attack to see me walking the rails like a balance beam right by the saw. My first job was working in the sawmill. That is such a bummer that your neighbors had to be like that! I can't wait until your school is open and maybe you'd even have some sort of an internship.
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  6035. I, frequently, goat sit for my kids goats. They are soooooo sweet & loving. Although, they only have 3 right now.
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  6036. This is so awesome.
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  6037. Wow! I just enjoy watching you have so much enthusiasm in growing your asewome various plants. I hope to inherent that excitement you have. I am a starter. Overcast/Rain prostrate me and my plant in containers are wilting huhuhu so I am daily keep watching what to learn more to make my plants happy as you. God Bless
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  6038. Well said sister.....we were not meant to live alone. God made us for community!
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  6039. Awesome video!
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  6040. that was the right thing to do Anne it helps the other mom not get overwhelmed and weak nursing many kids
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  6041. So sorry to here of your loss, you´ve lost a part of you family and a really good friend. Thinking of you.
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  6042. So jealous.
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  6043. If it can’t hold water, it can’t hold a goat
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  6044. Nice Job Anne, good advice on mastering one method.
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  6045. EDUCATION…You are smart, articulate and an EXCELLENT TEACHER. That you happen to have a good sense of humor, empathy and wisdom…well, your animals are fortunate. Thank you…from an old vet, retired in the foothills of the Smokies.
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  6046. Great job guys.
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  6047. You go girl! ❤
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  6048. You are an impressive lady Anne, big thumbs up...
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  6049. Girl, great video, informative, real and no ads throughout!! I'm not even close to being an animal owner.
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  6050. Great video Anne! Thank you for always sharing with us!💖👌👍😎JP
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  6051. Anne, thank you for being vulnerable and speaking your truth. I just found you and I already love you! I am a potter just south of Nashville in the Columbia/Hampshire area. I could not send my daughter your channel fast enough so she can enjoy your videos along with me. We have a tiny raised bed garden but dream of more and working towards it! So thank you for inspiring others! I cheer you on and look forward to more videos from you! 🥰
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  6052. I’ve been wondering how to created a convenient screen to screen my compost. Never thought of using a storage bucket. Great idea.
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  6053. everything is constantly peeing haha
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  6054. I like videos about framing houses. Thank you for this treat!
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  6055.  @AnneofAllTrades  very good points. I currently only have two varieties of pomegranate in my small yard. But I've given a few cuttings to friends when I prune them. That said, biodiversity is a good thing to keep in mind on a larger property. I'll certainly keep it in mind when I take my cuttings to a bigger parcel of land. Thank you for the detailed response.
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  6056. 👍👍👍👏
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  6057. Eek, I'm glad nobody got hurt from that beer explosion! A cautionary tale for sure!
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  6058. Very nice entertaining
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  6059. awesome info
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  6060. I cracked up when the goat stole the branch!
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  6061. SPOT ON regards, thank you.
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  6062. I think it's more like "investment gardening"
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  6063. Anne, I LOVE D this video! You have the most refreshing way of explaining things!😂😂😂
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  6064. Your very talented! Nice to see young people interested in wood working.Great job!
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  6065.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you 😊
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  6066. Stunning ! Amazing job ! I'm from south of France and currenty working on my future tiny house. This makes it look very doable ! I'm so pumped up now ! Let's go for it !!! Thanks !!
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  6067. Very interesting video. Thanks Anne!!
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  6068. Does that mean you can organic sprinkler and bug zapper? lol
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  6069. Every year i swear im going to do more in my garden and get it organised, but Im a busy single mum home educating 2 neurospicy kids so every year i mostly ignore my garden and never get much done, every single year it gives me fruit, veg & herbs, if i basically ignore it and do the bare minimum it seems much happier!
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  6070. Silos are not good for anybody. Bad for the Soul
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  6071. THats a loot of fluff n feathers to love =)
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  6072.  @AnneofAllTrades  lol I may not know a lot yet about soil health, but you didn't say oh long as the fungus has something to eat...I'm a bit nerdy too so off I went to learn more about "carbohydrates in the garden....thinking she meant plants, well of course I'm growing plants in there, lol. Nah, that ain't it. Carbohydrates in soil got me a lot more information. Thank you for making me just a tad more knowledgeable than a few minutes ago. ❤️😁
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  6073. Nice video anne I bet your animals love it thanks for video's
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  6074. I tell ppl the same thing. Dont get goats . Chickens yes, rabbits maybe, but a no on goats
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  6075. Thank you for this video! Love it and learned a lot before starting my farm.
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  6076. I just recently found your channel. I love seeing this!! We have had in the past a Jersey cow and then a big beef master cow that we milked at the same time. Granted the beef master cow named #57 also Cupcake was made a pet by my daughter. We no longer milk cows, but # 57 is the herd babysitter and our favorite!
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  6077. I just saw this...hugggs
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  6078. Anne, whatever makes you smile is ok with me :)
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  6079. Love your motivation
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  6080. You are amazing...I like your video's 😉👍
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  6081. Awesome~
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  6082. Very informative!
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  6083. My beloved late sister was a goat shepherd of pigmies …❤
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  6084. So Very Cool👍
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  6085. Wow wow wow wow 😮
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  6086. 💪👍💪
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  6087. When you show ways to not do things by doing things, people learn to think for themselves and solve their own problems. You are a teacher and there is a big difference between a teacher and instructor. Keep up the great work and do show the mess ups so everyone can learn as you do.
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  6088. Awesome video thanks for sharing , learned alot
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  6089. Very cool!
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  6090. Beautiful work! Thanks.
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  6091. Loved the video. Baby goats are so stinkin' cute. 🥰
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  6092. Beautiful
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  6093.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you so much!
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  6094. After hurricane Helene blew through the Carolinas and east Tennessee, it was the community, and largely, local churches that were first responders. Have a community, and do as Jesus said, "Love your neighbors as yourself".
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  6095. Nice job ladies!!
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  6096.  @AnneofAllTrades  You both are on mine. @wortheffort changed my life at the lathe.... And Anne and April changed about everything else for my wife and I with getting us hooked on going to this class!
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  6097. What a fun morning! Love all the names of your farm family!
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  6098. I have a friend that is an arborist so unlimited wood chips for free
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  6099. Very good! Congratulations!
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  6100. Thanks for your honesty and sharing what you learned. I always enjoy your videos even if I don’t agree with sometimes. It’s important for everyone to do their own research anyway.
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  6101. Well said!!!! Great video and great message!
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  6102. Thank you, I learned a great deal in this video, and I appreciate that, and you; your time and love in sharing what you have! ✌️🫶💪
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  6103. Here after the pizza peel video!!!
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  6104. I JUST FOUND YOU. don’t know you but you are my people. I can’t wait for the next leg of our journey together.
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  6105. PA farmette here. Humans are herd animals. There's only so much one can do by one's self. We need each other.
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  6106. Great smile. Fun to watch. Thank you.
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  6107. That table is absolutely beautiful. Great job!
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  6108. Let people know not to put their fingers in the goats mouth as. Their side teeth are razor sharp
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  6109. I think the cat is judging your work, it's typical of cats ... :)
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  6110. It’s funny how in spiritual communities there’s a lot of talk about service to self and service to others. We are all here to support each other but so many want to isolate themselves from unnatural modern day life but they’ve missed the point. It’s only through service to others that we can know ourselves and provide the bedrock that humanity so dearly needs at this time. Thank you for sharing that fear just feeds the machine of lack that so many are experiencing and that love is a much stronger force to find your purpose! ❤
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  6111. Wow this is genius!
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  6112.  @AnneofAllTrades  my place is crawling with mushrooms.
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  6113.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm about to start a no dig mulch garden with mostly oak leaves . And to speed up the decaying process, I pour stinky water on it drench it. It starts breaking down immediately. I make 50 gals at a time of the stinky water.
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  6114. When we share our joys it amplifies them. When we share losses it lessens them. Love this! So sorry for your hurt.
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  6115. Really Love This!! Thank YOU
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  6116. Now all you need is some BBQ from my favorite BBQ joint down there.
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  6117. This is an important and powerful message. A community of common values and interdependency is (IMHO) what your nation was built on. The opposite is the tribalism we’ve just witnessed in your elections.
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  6118. Great project and wonderful video. Love your helpers!
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  6119. That’s a great idea for the blueberries 🫐 .
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  6120. Thank you so much for sharing your experience and honestly speaking about the ups and downs and how we should connect to people and together build something meaningful. I'm deeply inspired ❤
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  6121. I grew up with goats. I❤goats and goat milk is best. Makes great butter n cheese. Mine used to follow me to school😊
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  6122. Beautiful work! Can't wait to see the finished product :)
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  6123. Nice video 👍👍
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  6124.  @AnneofAllTrades  awesome!Compost, mulch, or ash for the garden is a great use of the waste material.
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  6125.  @AnneofAllTrades  LOL oh thank goodness! I was hoping so!! Not trolling, just probably autistic and take everything very literally O.o
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  6126. I am calling this series "Anne ruins everything" 🤣
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  6127. Good Work & wish both of you all the best
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  6128. awesome!!
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  6129. Ack! I want a wood fired oven!!
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  6130. The food looked very scrumptious! The video was awesome too. Mmmm foooooodddd!
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  6131. The footnote at 6:30 is priceless. And the box truck scaffolding is brilliant, if slightly sketch (though only slightly).
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  6132. I spent the better part of two years chasing my goats off my neighbor's front porch. They were fun, but it was a happy day when a farmer took them off my hands. He paid me, but I would have let him have them for free.
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  6133. Youll only get out ...that which you put in.
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  6134. well done Ann.
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  6135. This is the main reason I haven't decided to move my family out to homestead. Nothing will change if we remain individuals and it will not be safer.
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  6136. We had a kid that was born at 6.5 ounces (less than a half pound). The sister was only 11.5 ounces.
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  6137. New to your channel. Great video. Great story telling and showing what it takes. Just moved to Kentucky to start my homestead
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  6138. I can smell them all the way here--yum!!
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  6139. Beautiful!!
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  6140. Love this! All people wanting to get goats should seriously watch this
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  6141. Sorry to hear about your dog. Pets are so special to us.
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  6142. Nice work. . .!!!!!
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  6143. What state is your farm. Looks so green all around.
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  6144. Excellent video. Thanks for sharing. I'd love a kitchen table with that wood/grain.
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  6145. One of my viewers recommended your channel, nice work.
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  6146. So amazing
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  6147. @AnneofAllTrades  yes mam! We have 2 jersey cross calves who will be AI'd next year. I'm super stoked to try my hand at this! We've only had goats and chickens in our time 😱 in the meantime I'm trying to figure out how to get them off these daggum bottles 😂
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  6148. Glad I didn't see this before planting fruit trees. It's confusing as hell and would have just caused me to ditch the whole idea.
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  6149. I’m in NC and found a pawpaw fruit in a creek last year (didn’t know what it was just knew I’d never seen anything like it before so of course took the seeds home lol) and I overwintered them and tried to grow them with no success. But so neat to learn about!
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  6150. I'm Jean-Yves from France. We don't have the same threats, no coyotes.Though wolf is coming back is some places. Yess goats are smart!They can recognize their names, memorize and so on. People often forget they are farms animals made for help humans to live and before that were wild animals.
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  6151. You are such a winner! God has blesssed you immensely!!! Keep up the good work! I'm learning so much from you!!!
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  6152. This video is best building video
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  6153. Awesome job
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  6154. When I was a schoolboy, I had a job on Saturdays and during school summer holidays. I worked in the rigging loft under the master rigger, making strops, stays and anything else involving wire and rope. Occasionally I would make a mistake, and apologise. He would always tell me "Son, the man that never made a mistake never made nothing." It may not have been grammatically correct, but it was an important life lesson that has stayed with me for almost 50 years. I still make mistakes, but I learn from them and move on.
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  6155. Hi kiwi fr9m Newzealand but living in Australia🎉 just found your channel..love it!!! So much awesome info!! You could try some Feijoas ( they dont mind frosts and or cold w8hters/snow) great fruit and alot of fruit!!! Trees make awesome food hedges ( awesome wind breaks or an area for shade or keep small many options) grow as trees in pots or ground.. im subtropics so no frost here but alot of critters 😂
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  6156. Earned my subscription. Cheers!
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  6157. Woah, your recent spoon carving video sent me down the youtube black hole. This older video sent me for a trip! Rope trick is pretty cool if you have limited holding options.
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  6158. 👍
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  6159. Awesome, time to give this a try
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  6160. Word of the day : "Figureoutable" :-) Thanks for all you do Anne !
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  6161. Sweet!!
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  6162. Welcome to the woke side. We need each other, and we need government to be there for us when things fall short despite pouring our blood, sweat, and tears into it.
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  6163. I am inspired!
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  6164. All American Girl level 1000....
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  6165. Excellent clarifications on each topic! Much of what you mentioned is something experienced gardeners wpuld understand as a nuance... but this is nice for newer gardeners
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  6166. Very nice nice !
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  6167.  @AnneofAllTrades  - Super interesting!!! I am going to go look right now to see if you have a video chatting about that part of your life....but, if by chance you don't I for one would be intrigued to learn more. : )
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  6168. I like it when a person takes on a task to prove that they can do it, especially when it is a woman taking on a task that is normally done by men. I truly love it when you see them doing this task with a smile on their face.
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  6169. I not only adore your approach to problem solving, I share it. Some years ago, I came across an old 1929 Ford Model AA truck. Everyone told me it was busted beyond repair. My response was, so, I can't make it any worse. It had not been run in decades. I knew nothing about being a mechanic. I tinkered around with it and, lo and behold, I got it started. Often you get these things running to find out what's wrong with them. Sure it needed more work but my enthusiasm brought in some reinforcements - folks who actually know stuff - and it's been rock solid ever since. (It's so weird when they ask me if it's OK to proceed!) You've no idea how many parades it has been in over the years. Is it rusty and crusty? Yes, yes it is. Do the crowds love it perhaps even more than the shiny vehicles? Yes, yes they do.
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  6170. KarlBunker 🤣😂
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  6171. Really cool build!
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  6172. Donkey!!
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  6173. Sorry for your loss Anne. It is losing a member of your family.
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  6174. I’m about to plant some orange trees. hurry with the next video! :)
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  6175.  @AnneofAllTrades  perfect. Thank you so much!
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  6176. You will save so much money. We left Washington for Georgia last year. If you drive take the southern most or northren most route.
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  6177. Nicely done on great looking and functional chair.
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  6178. Hey Anne, my sister runs a horse rescue (with 40 plus horses and tons of other various critters) and uses a fly predator wasp that she gets from Spaulding Labs. She swears by these to keep that fly population at bay. You may want to consider getting some of these.
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  6179.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you so much!
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  6180. Good job
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  6181. Ha! yes every one says I must have magnetic face because I just need to look at metal and I end up with black face.... that was a great video and I wish you all the best. J
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  6182. Nothing wrong with you! So sorry life is hard right now. I suspect that beautiful spirit that you share with us will bring you through this! You are such an inspiration and your energy is so contagious and enjoyable!
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  6183. simply good. thanks very much :)
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  6184. Hi Anne, just wanted to let you know I love you and your videos! i learn something in every video. Keep those videos coming, god bless
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  6185. I don't think it gets any cuter than those baby goats hopping around.
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  6186. I had a friend when I was a kid who had about 40 goats. Absolute menaces, but I adored every one of them. Especially Darling, who had a deformed right ear and no horns. She lived up to her name and was a sweet angel.
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  6187. You are my hero
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  6188. I know for a fact that normal donkeys are good guardians, no idea about miniatures. As with any critter, always, always, ALWAYS do your homework before purchasing.
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  6189. Very nice channel! Love the mandolin! Pickin' & a grinnin' :)
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  6190. I love this young lady! So sweet, knowledgeable, and entertaining!!❤
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  6191.  @AnneofAllTrades  Wonderfully said and SO true!! Thank you!!🤗
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  6192. I really enjoyed watching this episode, thank you!
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  6193. Thanks Anne! I’ll check it out.
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  6194. I friend of mine gave one of those , but it's an old one and it's also in bad conditions. One day I will try to fix it.
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  6195. I love your passion and your great attitude.
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  6196. Great work 👍
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  6197. proud of ya enjoy that Kodiak
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  6198. Half-way across... dang that golf cart is handy!
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  6199. Good job!
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  6200.  @AnneofAllTrades  ah, I see now! Thanks for the response!
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  6201. If she always makes it that way why change it
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  6202. flour
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  6203. nice job!
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  6204. Amazing video! I’m just starting out and this will be a game changer!
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  6205. Like Steve Martin "I know what my purpose is now" that was in the movie the Jerk
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  6206. Patience is a virtue, hard earned virtue. You’ve acquired lots of that. Excellent progress you’ve made. Keep it going
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  6207. I love your channel you have inspired me to start a garden with my neighbor and sometimes my mom and I watch your channel together. Thank you so much ❤
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  6208. I think adopting animals who's owners have passed away is great. Often family members don't want them and throw them away. I've rehomed pound animals and I always tried to get people interested in older animals recognizing the benefits of adopting them. They are wonderful animals who did all they were supposed to and deserve quality in their lives. They are often easier to care for because they are pre-trained & socialized. It's unfortunate so many people want "babies" and not adults or elderly animals. I have wonderful pets I've given a good life to but I know my family is unlikely to take care of them if something untimely happened to me, although they would be happy to divvy up my financial assets. I wish I had a just in case plan for my pets.
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  6209. I wish you were still in Seattle i would most definitely take your classes your videos have helped me a ton with my living in the country
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  6210. great job ....Anne you realy inspired me.
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  6211. Well done!
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  6212. I'm literally learning, half of them I got, sort of your list. Just wanted to say thank you for sharing the information and your energy.!
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  6213. Dis this yesterday thanks for the video ❤
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  6214. Good job, Anne! Great Video!
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  6215.  @AnneofAllTrades  they are fun. I bought a second hand one excavator and it great. So flexible in what u can use them for
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  6216. Thank you.
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  6217. I just happened to get lucky running in to your channel and I am absolutely hooked! Aside from being a smart gardener, you have an amazing personality and I love how you interact with the animals in your farm. I will absolutely watch more of your channel 'cause I am looking into starting a small vegetable garden.
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  6218. Jaime beaucoup votre channel .
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  6219. So cute! Ive never seen a gray and white cow
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  6220. The more we learn about non-human lifeforms, the more we realize they are more intelligent (and/or have more complex behavior) than we previously thought/realized/knew.
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  6221. thank you
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  6222. love the pig shelter and gates!! I am that redneck as well.
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  6223. Eye opening...oh my gosh. Thank you for this information
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  6224. Oh bloody hell 😊 I’ve been following this lady on IG for ages , I’ve only just come across this YouTube page , I didn’t realise she was on YT.
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  6225. I thought everyone knew cats prefer tea. 🤔🤔🤔
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  6226. I did not know picking the leaves off tomatoes would grow more roots! Thank you, such a great tip. I also want to thank you for mentioning Chip Drop. What an awesome resource! I will definitely be utilizing that soon. Great video packed with info 🙌🙏
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  6227. Excellent work! Great attention to all details. It's a beautiful piece of art.
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  6228. Thanks for taking care of the animals
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  6229. What a wonderful tribute to your dog. You’ll remember her every time you see that chair.
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  6230. You are amazing. A failure is only a failure if you walk away from the process before you make a project that can be useful. If I wanted to send you something, where would I send it to?
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  6231. That's an absolutely incredible wood shop! I can see why you call it your dream shop. I look forward to seeing the completed metal shop and the blacksmithing shop. In a few months, I will be buying some acreage in NE Washington, and after I build my cabin home, or possibly at the same time, I will start working on my dream wood, metal, and blacksmith shops.
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  6232. Bahahah not people running their mouths about YOUR taste buds. 😂
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  6233. Great job !
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  6234. I so appreciate your natural way of managing nature and stepping over the sterile institutional ways we are being trained.
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  6235. You inspire me ❤
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  6236. Awesome
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  6237. I’m SO happy I just found your channel from Melissa Norris’ video- you’re a treat to listen to!
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  6238. You get my goat by producing this video : )
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  6239. Looks great
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  6240. This was the message from the universe I needed today. Thank you so much for that—following along to see where the next chapter takes you.
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  6241. ❤. Life is a process and runs its course. Really thankful how the Lord answers prayers🙏. The truth, followed by confession and repentance displays are true character😇…All have biblical and spiritual parallels. I find most therapists, encourage honest reflection and confession. You do certainly lead by example, and I hope we all can follow. I found that when I’m less authoritative and avoid blanket statements, and simply expressed my experiences I avoid falling into error, which, of course should be avoided.😊😊😊
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  6242. I had no idea that donkeys are so much work.
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  6243. Thanks so much for creating this channel! It's almost been a year. congrats! And great advice from mom!
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  6244. Mable should be the baby's name?
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  6245. There is nothing to say to this video.. just kinda want u to know that I care about your well being.. Idk why.. I'm a stranger from europe.. but u are a example of a wonderful human being and I enjoy following your adventures. There are always better days.. even when u face some that really suck.. I mean u know that.
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  6246. Awesome !
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  6247. 🤘💪👍
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  6248. Never heard that much condensed wisdom about pruning during 3 years of training as a landscape gardener. Thank you Daniel!
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  6249. Nice looking fence!
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  6250. I love Dutch tool chests. I've got one and may end up making another.
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  6251. Good stuff. We all make mistakes and nothing looks like what's in our heads. Keep up the great videos.
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  6252. "...goats are really good at inventing new ways to die"... You are absolutely hilarious! I have always told my English students that there is no point in coming to class unless you are ready to have fun. ('cuz that's how kids learn, and they are kinda the best at it). As such -- I love coming to your class! Thank You!
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  6253. More things to admire about you lady. I am a Tina of all trades & love it. I love learning new things. I’m a woodworker, I used to own a garage/gas station, I was a DJ on the radio for years, a pharmacy tech for years, I garden, I can what I grow & have a small apothecary, etc… I love to learn. And very inspired by your channel. I have been taught many things by your experiences. Thank you! Keep ‘em coming “please”!
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  6254. Congratulations!!! ✌️☺️🎉🤘✨😉👍🍻😎
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  6255. Amazing definitely remember here and there the enjoyment heart felt Luv around animal births had to help a couple in my time within most recent 55 yrs.
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  6256. Never forget. Our meats should be seasoned.😂
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  6257. Love your videos! Learn lots!
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  6258. Glad to see you came back to the build.
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  6259. Thank you for this awesome video!
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  6260.  @AnneofAllTrades  I guess I gotta make one then. Thanks!
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  6261. Just watched this. So sorry! I too lost a little girl at 16 weeks. We named her Sarah, the name we had picked out for a little girl when previously we had two boys. It’s heartbreaking to grieve and not be able to pair the grief with a face or their personality. But someday, we will meet our little ones! In the meantime, hang in there! Thanks for sharing your story. I have no doubt it will bless many people as they grieve too. God bless!
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  6262. Congrats. Now you will be able to take all that you have learned and improve the next property.
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  6263. Words that make the donkey are "drought " and "scorpions".😅 I don't like droughts or scorpions either 😅
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  6264. solution = TREES
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  6265. Great video Anne! Thank you for sharing it with us!💖👌👍😎JP
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  6266. Super Cool Video sharing the insights you've experienced. Thank You for making the video.
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  6267. She knows her donkey so well😂❤️
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  6268. Sorry for the loss of your puppy. Our fur babies are family just like human children
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  6269. Dandelion is a medicine
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  6270. I love this. ❤️
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  6271. thank you
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  6272. If you're going to build another saw-bench, check out the split top design that James made on his "Wood by Wright" channel. Great for ripping longer boards.
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  6273. I fail from time to time on my projects as well. It is a great teacher. Wish you luck on the fix/redo!
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  6274. COMPOSTE
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  6275. I love your channel Anne, not only because it’s informative, but because of your humor, humility, honesty and how you can do all things!! I too am a “Jill of all trades.” When I was in high school, my friends got me a T-shirt that said “I’m Amy, I can do anything.” Love that mindset…🤩
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  6276. This made SO much sense to me. I am not a young person, but my actual (city girl) soul is BEGGING for this life. I want all of this in my every day. I want to work hard, work with and for my community and learn ALL the things. I can't explain why or where it was born from...but I know it in the depths of every cell, that this is the life I want...until it is my time to leave this earth. Thank you so very much for sharing your perspective, your heartfelt love and passion for this life. I admire you and wish you only successes, good health, love and peace in your life.
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  6277. 🤘💪🙂👌👍🐓🚜
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  6278. Nicely done!
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  6279. Love this and you’re so close to me
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  6280. I had Goats wen I was young I loved them I wish I could get more I don't have space to keep them
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  6281. That looks great!!
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  6282. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  If you can free range Muscovy ducks they are better than chickens, catching the actual flies very efficiently as well as going through the cow pats (especially if you feed your cows a bit of whole corn to encourage manure exploration). But it depends on what predator pressure you have where you are. I'm in New Zealand so ours have absolutely nothing to fear.
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  6283. WOW, thank you for such a great video, you can see you love what you do!
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  6284. Lindo Projeto Anne. 👏👏👏👏👏
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  6285. you have a new subscriber buen trabajo that's very nice
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  6286. I loved the cat in the middle of everything and the dog I the background. Lovely. As for your project, as you know, that is how things go. It is try, test, fix, try again. When there are no plans available, that is how the first one is built. Well done. I love it.
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  6287. Best story
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  6288. You are such a breath of fresh air Anne! Love you and your channel. Cheers to a great 2025 🎉
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  6289. Ann!!! Thank you so much
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  6290. Anne uses the Hedgehog featherboard throughout.
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  6291. I literally just had this thought and couldn't find the answer on Google wow
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  6292. Wow! Nice work. Everyday you get better!👍✌️🙏🏼
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  6293. we enjoy to see your animals as part of your videos liked the burro .
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  6294. Good job
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  6295. Great piece! The only thing I could find wrong with it, is that it doesn't hold enough whiskey and it isn't mine! Great job!
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  6296. You’re amazing!!! 👍🏼💯💪🏼
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  6297. Nice
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  6298. Personally i like Cafe Racer Dreams #5
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  6299.  @AnneofAllTrades  I agree 100% with that!
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  6300. What a awesome job ladies! You two should get in to reality buying & selling homes. You could make some awesome money.
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  6301. This farm tour was such a treat! 🐓🐑 Seeing the morning chores and meeting each animal really makes you appreciate the work and dedication that goes into running a farm. You can feel the love you have for each animal, and the variety of personalities in your animals makes this so fun to watch! Thank you for sharing such an authentic glimpse into farm life—truly inspiring! 🌄👏
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  6302.  @AnneofAllTrades  True, it was formally used for peanuts back in the day and is actually great sandy loam, just needs its nutrients put back, which is easier said than done.
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  6303. 👍 I'm lazy 😎🐢 Thank you for sharing 💚❤️‍🩹💚
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  6304. Hangin there Anne it’s okay to ask for help
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  6305. I totally agree that it is about community and working together!
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  6306. Outstanding xxx
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  6307. Jessie over at @notillgrowers has a ton of info on cover crops and how/when to terminate if you still want to know more on that.
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  6308. Honesty, a rare and beautiful thing! Sometimes it is easy to accept the "perfect" results so, Thank you for stepping up.
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  6309. nicely done. you have some great skills and a ton of passion.
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  6310. Don't stress over the comments. Your videos are great!
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  6311. A lot of people dream of getting a yatch, golfing, party and cars and all that stuff. But, not me. I can say you madame, are living my dream.
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  6312. thank you
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  6313. Jeffrey is a menace 😂
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  6314.  @AnneofAllTrades  cheers for that tip Anna!
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  6315. 👍👍👍👍super cool
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  6316. A good project never ends. Learning your way is a good project.
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  6317. What a cool chick! We need you as a neighbor.
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  6318. Very cool/hot.
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  6319. You both are amazing! Nice work!
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  6320. I don’t have a donkey but this was great a video that I think you could use to cross train in some instances as there are some parallels to other animals. Fantastic information, thank you!
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  6321. You girls are legends!
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  6322. Consider repeat massaging "Comfrey salve" over the wound & thumb. Youtube Channel "Motivationaldoc" discusses benefits of Alpha Lipoic Acid for nerve regeneration. Anti inflammatory Essential oils in Castor oil can be massaged over damaged nerve area & entire arm to stimulate muscles & lymph. I'm no doctor, just a determined, Do It Yourselfer Granny who admires you & relates to all you do. Lastly, some wisdom Ive learned the hard way: "Just because you CAN doesn't mean you SHOULD" and "Kitchen is closed after 8 pm except for tea" (Gives the body time to heal & rejuvenate during the night) Sending best wishes for healing & peace.
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  6323. ❤
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  6324. My sister regrets getting two goats. They don’t eat the grass, they started eating her house instead. She is keeping them, though. Just watching them when they are out of their pen. They are cute, but troublemakers!
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  6325.  @AnneofAllTrades  I couldn't miss the parallels, Anne. Respect.
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  6326. Back again! Just love this video!
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  6327. so sad for your loss Anne. Glad you got to enjoy part of your life with such a special dog.
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  6328. Watching ypu react to the donkey is THE BEST!!!! BETTER THAN ALLLL OF THE GARDEN DOGS ON YOUTUBE!!!
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  6329. 🤘💪🙂👍🤘
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  6330. OUTSTANDING!!!!
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  6331. So appreciate this video… !
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  6332. You are an inspiration!! Thank you, be safe!
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  6333. The pizza looks delicious.
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  6334. we have two bunnies. All their hay and poop go straight to the garden. Works so well :)
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  6335. Your dogs are magic. Every dog needs training, not just yours. A good farm dog, well trained, is essential, they're such a boost to everything. Goats are adorable, on a mountainside, far away, where they belong. Great video. Lots of animal common sense. Piggy! Adorable. 'This is my not impressed by goatiness face. Pay attention.' Ha! :) Goats are amazing where I come from when you have miles of overgrown blackberry bushes. No chemicals! I think this is what goats are meant for, clean up the landscape, sort of, whoa, not the neighbours and the neighbours', guys. (All of this for all animals, applies. No time? No animal. The end of discussion.) Good video.
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  6336. health in their hands anne:) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKzCjNgKda0
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  6337. Anne, I appreciate the sincerity. Thank you.
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  6338. Девчата вы МОЛОДЦЫ!!!
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  6339. What a great/beautiful song. Please don't crazy glue yourself. You are important to me. Patience and health go hand in hand.... No pun intended. Thanks for your frankness and honesty about this time for you. A great reminder of keeping it real. Take care of yourself.
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  6340. Wonderful video..thank you for the wisdom & knowledge. 😊
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  6341. 👋😀🇺🇸
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  6342. Count me in Anne. You're such an inspiration for me. I also have a full time job, started a company as well. We are all over. But you're a living proof that it's possible. God Bless you and your family and friends for touching this project with so much care and love.
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  6343. "Like a glove." 😂😂😂 Nice Ace Ventura reference.
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  6344. Weeds kept squirrels from completing destroying my garden and digging up my plants. Plowing destroys bacteria and fungi balance and beneficial insects.
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  6345. This is exactly why I want to create a village...not want to. I'm going to.
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  6346. Oh my goodness
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  6347. Nice
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  6348. inspirational!
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  6349. I love goats. When I was a kid we used to have a few on the farm, as my younger siblings were all allergic to cow's milk. The goats have the biggest personalities and are smart as hell! They were amazing nettle-mowers too! Luckily, neither was a problem child, as long as they had company:)
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  6350. That's was awesome
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  6351. Nice set up! I was thinking it would end up alot more rustic! Still... Dream Shop! Nice tools as well. I love it when the fellow chuckles at your Wood stove comment, I think he was thinking like me, I remember when... (little things made me excited)!
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  6352. I don’t see it as lazy gardening. I see it as work smarter not harder.
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  6353. Un hermoso diseño y un trabajo perfecto !!! Gracias.
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  6354. That was awesome!
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  6355. 🙌🙌😙😙
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  6356. Glenlivet! I knew there was something I liked about you. That is a gorgeous cabinet. Matt Cremora could learn a thing or two from you! Thanks, Anne, for all your great videos.
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  6357. Wow, you are amazing. A real powerhouse. Enjoying your videos!
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  6358. Love the car and her 🙃
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  6359. Welcome to Tennessee. Make sure to visit East TN. It’s absolutely beautiful up here.
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  6360. Absolutely true and correct- written in all of nature , symbiosis. Out of belonging flows identity, then purpose.
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  6361. @0:20 lmfaooo 😂😂😂
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  6362. Just found a sink on Wayfair because of this video! Thank you!
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  6363.  @AnneofAllTrades  makes perfect sense! Thanks for the reply.
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  6364. This is brilliant Anne! Love it
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  6365. Nothing like a good Jersey milk cow
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  6366. That shop has character.
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  6367. Beautiful work
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  6368. I'm a fan of Wilkerdo's but I'm warming to your great personality. Digging your collection of tools and storage solutions.
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  6369. Hats off to you for showing this, failure is a massive part of woodworking that alot of youtubers breeze past. We as viewers need to see mistakes and fails so we know that its not just us and if you have the same problem we do all the more awesome. Cheers👏👏
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  6370. I used to live in Seattle so glad we moved out. it was a nice place to live.
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  6371. Hi from a Australia, nice job Anne.
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  6372. ❤
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  6373. You got to find a place in the sun ! 🌞
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  6374.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you :) love your videoes!
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  6375. 🌹🌸
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  6376. It seems like you enjoy real thinking and observing. Bravo!! I will come back to listen.
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  6377.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you! Won't be bored this weekend. 😀
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  6378. You are very good. Thank you!
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  6379. You are great with your animals.
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  6380. We have so much in common that I couldn't even list them all. I've had two nervous breakdowns and I do most of the things that you do to keep my mind occupied. I try to do things I like doing mixed in with the things I don't like doing. I say that if you can't make it fun, it won't get done. You're a trooper
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  6381. Jan Verzee you can’t let junk build up on the top of a sloped toolchest, but a flat topped chest gathers it quickly!
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  6382. Beautiful work!!!
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  6383. You learn something new every day and if you ever stop learning you will never grow.
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  6384. Come play with metal at Zacks sometime!
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  6385. Thank you! THANK YOU! Young lady you've shared your knowledge, skills, more importantly wisdom! I pray those with ears, let them hear your last statement..."find your people."
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  6386. Impressive persistence!
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  6387. Mutha.... Flippin.... DRONE SHOOOOOOTSSSSS! HAHAHA
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  6388. Great content, as always, but the coolest thing to me was your desire to wear the 'safe' ring. Heartwarming to an old man like me.
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  6389.  @AnneofAllTrades  anything you put out I watch. great inspiration. Love those goats!
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  6390. Extraordinary and precious animals.
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  6391. @)---'--,----
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  6392. Haha, what a lovely cat you have .-) My cat was also that cuddly .... miss him enormously. I love the work you do, you always do such beautiful work.
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  6393. learned so much
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  6394. Wait what! When you said this video was barely seen I had to look. This video shows what ranching and hobby farms are like when it’s as cold as a witches… well you know what I mean 😂
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  6395. Sure thing!
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  6396. Beautiful work as always. Thank you for sharing!
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  6397. @AnneofAllTrades  thank you. Watching now. Appreciate your authenticity. I'm a momma of 1 and working poor, and in my 3rd season of attempting to veggie garden. This year has been equal amount of work with very little harvest thus far. It's disheartening but not giving up. My chickens are also pecking at their eggs and I'm getting very few eggs. I'll try raising laying boxes when I can make them, but dang it's been rough year. Collected lots of free leaves last fall for compost, and it's not super broken down. Trying to pace myself and enjoy the bit we are getting.
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  6398. They look good young lady
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  6399. Loved this video Anne! keeping it real! By the way, I have been watching you for some time and look like a great person to be around! Love your vibes
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  6400. I sent this to my daughter hoping it would inspire her ........
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  6401. This is one of the most meaningful, thoughtful homestead videos I have ever seen. I am not a homesteader, but I grew up on a farm in a farming family and community, so the concept is meaningful to me. Thank you.
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  6402. 👍
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  6403. Sry about your dog Abby ....Never easy losing a pet...Hugggs
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  6404.  @AnneofAllTrades  😂😂 what a cutie
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  6405. ❤ I want to thank you for sharing your knowledge. Great info for sure...
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  6406. Anne, be careful! 3d printer are like the new collection of butterflies! :)
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  6407. ​ @AnneofAllTrades ohh, I see now I misunderstood. Though I hope you make that kind of video and will share the knowledge:) I also did my own, but it's kind harder to read research on non native language, then watch someone explain ❤
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  6408. Very informative.
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  6409. Responsibilities….thats what we call chores, we view responsibility as positive also
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  6410. Bahahahha. Yes! HOA. So superbly subversive. Haha. Love it.
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  6411. Next level. Really well done.
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  6412. Great information thanks I to am always undoing my good ideas at the time. 😂 so true. Love the goats 👍
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  6413. Wonder woman 🌼
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  6414. 🥳🥳🥳
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  6415.  @AnneofAllTrades  He sent a questionnaire.....I listed you as the reason for buying, now tell him to send you more swag ;)
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  6416. Nice build! Brilliant ;-)
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  6417. Perennials too.
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  6418. I love this video
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  6419. I can't even tell you how helpful this was! I already do some things, but great new ideas taken. Thanks for sharing!
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  6420. Farmer Anne and her new trade. Cowgirl, milker, hearder, feeder and most of all A mother to her little heard. This is love of who you are Anne. A credit to the trade.
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  6421. Donkeys are the BEST! There funny and caring and give hugs and sing to you when they see you. Donkeys are awesome.
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  6422. Wow what great work Anne you be proud.
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  6423. beautiful work as always
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  6424. 1st
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  6425. My co-worker got a young donkey as a retirement gift, it was totally unexpected. She spent her life on a farm training horses so this is a new learning curve, right now she tries to keep it separate from the horse until they became acclimated. The donkey follows her everywhere. It's a beautiful animal I hope it works out for them.
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  6426. Great job!
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  6427. A sewing machine opens up so many options for crafting and making your own things. Congrats on obtaining a new skill!
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  6428. Oh my goodness I love your videos! And I am so proud that you made this video… It’s never easy to say I said something wrong but I would like to point out all the thousands of things you said right this year! You’re an inspiration and I love your channel❤
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  6429. It looks sooo yummy!!
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  6430. You go girl 💪
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  6431.  @AnneofAllTrades  same! 🩵
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  6432. You’re Still the best Anne!
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  6433. Very nicely done. You paid a lot of attention to the important details.
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  6434.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ahh! Thankfully DIY stores are now re-opening again in the UK. Got myself a nice boundry gate built yesterday and sudenly life is better again now I can 'get my hands dirty' if you excuse that quote from Delta Rae!
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  6435.  @AnneofAllTrades  😊😁
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  6436.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you for responding. I like the longevity of something like the fi but frustrated that it is only a tracker and doesn't fence. If the dog doesn't have a great recall one could still spend time trying to get them back.
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  6437. You make it look so easy, but I fear it’s not
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  6438. I’m not crying ......
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  6439. Thank you for all the wonderful information you give and your gracious humility! I have learned so much and you inspire me ❤
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  6440.  @AnneofAllTrades  awesome thanks I'll check that out
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  6441. Another wonderful and informative video. Loved Clarkson's Farm ; D Great news❤ also, you have great funtature!
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  6442. What? Lie-Nielsen doesn't make a honey comb plane? Lame.🍯🐝
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  6443. When I was in the navy there was a guy running around who had one of those old chevys with a caddy 500 shoe horned into it, that truck was pretty insane! I have always loved that body style, that is a cool truck you have there.
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  6444. i think i can safely promise ...
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  6445. I can live with admiring yours here on you tube hunny . ❤❤ You d need a large farming family for those animals who live decades for sure . My family and I have no idea. Would love to play with yours tho
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  6446. Very informative. Thank you for this. Looking forward to the planting video as there is a lot of conflicting information out there.
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  6447. Wow!
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  6448. Girl... you are such an inspiration to soooo many. Beautiful, smart, talented, full of knowledge, growing in wisdom daily and a great momma to all of God's beautiful animals that are under your care. I pray that you know the Lord Jesus so that I can meet you in heaven some day. You are AWESOME! Great videos! My orchard thanks you with the planting and pruning info and the lazy gardening is super! May God continue to bless you in everything you do.❤ Both of you!
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  6449. i have always dreamt of a goat
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  6450. You had me at whiskey 🥃.
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  6451. Your very welcome Anne! Have a wonderful week! 😎
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  6452. Goats are. Smelly
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  6453. This is great. Thank you. I feel proud to say that we've had goats for almost 4 years with no deaths. Close calls but no deaths. It's important to have mentors and use preventative care! I love herbal dewormers from Fias Co Farm
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  6454. Love the face on the forge.
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  6455. Anne, the Youtube algorithm delivered your video to me and I enjoyed your very funny, common sense educational video explaining the reality and responsibility of being a goat farmer. I think your "Please goat responsibly" is a nice tshirt idea, but with at G.O.A.T. text. You have a new subscriber. :)
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  6456. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻so proud of you my friend!
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  6457. Ya know, Goats sound like the GOAT (greatest of all time) but I think I am going to bee a chicken and keep with my Bees and Chickens lol. Fun video!
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  6458. Watched a bunch of your videos, and they're all great, but this one seriously made me cry, you made me realize what i've been missing out on my entire life. I need to find my people and stop focusing on self-sufficiency.
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  6459. I had a goat. He kept the horse company. He also ate every single green thing he could reach lol. Except for the grass😂. He was fun, though.
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  6460. Thank you.
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  6461. Boy did this smack me, and my good man, right across our faces! We were both raised on dairy farms and share a culture and heritage so when we started out as newlyweds over 53 years ago we brought all that culture (that included being raised by parents influenced by the Depression and WWII) into our lives. We did things from scratch and repaired what was broken. We bought used. We ate food we raised and hunted or shared from our family's butchering. Our peers, products of consumerism, went a different route. Through the years we moved to different States and although we found community in church we never found community in trying to live self-sufficiently. We've taught lots of friends how to do things for themselves but we had no one in whom to find support for this hard life we chose for ourselves and our children. Fast forward to today. One of our children and her family are part of an intentional Christian community that specializes in home economy and they are asking us to join them and their children on their homestead. We look forward to sharing our knowledge and experience with them and that is good but we lament that for the majority of our lives we've had to go this path mostly on our own. I'm so glad you have a support friend and group to help you in your youth. God bless you and your husband.
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  6462. Billy and permapastures is great
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  6463. Saw your video was on the Woodcraft site. Congrats! That should really amp up traffic.
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  6464. Outstanding. Well done, Anne.
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  6465. @ thank you! Without content creators like you out there, I’d have to get out of bed to get an education!
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  6466. Awesome job Anne! 😃👍🏼👊🏼
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  6467. Thanks good videos!greeting from finland
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  6468. 🖒🖒🙌🙌😙
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  6469. Great job.
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  6470. Thank you! I enjoy your videos I was just worried about you being overwhelmed. I have lived and worked on a farm long ago and am aware of how much hard labor is involved! Thanks again and happy you are better!
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  6471. Whoa, love that truck!!! That is a keeper. I liked this video, it shows all the projects on the to do list, and some of the critters on the farm. You do have your work cut out for you, it is good to keep busy. I like fixing up, or rehabbing, old structures as opposed to tearing them down.
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  6472. We love your videos, your spunky personality, your ability to teach and demonstrate so wonderfully and with great entertainment. Thank you for all you do. Perhaps it seems like lazy gardening, but you are wonderfully industrious!
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  6473. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🇺🇸🦅🐟🔥😋👊
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  6474. What a relief! I've been saving the cardboard over the winter!
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  6475. That would be a dream! I’m in Ontario, Canada but would definitely make the trip down for that little meeting of masters. All the best Cheers Bruce
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  6476. nearly a million views on a 2 week old video on tree pruning. Fascinating. This was a great video
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  6477. respect
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  6478. Your reaction when he sneezed was so funny I had to keep re-watching that part over and over. You looked so offended 😂
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  6479. Very nice!
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  6480. Life works when we work together. I really admire you.
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  6481. I’ve been feeling the shift from self-sufficiency to community building in the recent years and this video is everything I couldn’t put into words
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  6482.  @AnneofAllTrades  AMEN! 🙌🏼
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  6483. You are talented you are blessed you are a great example Breath on occasion Sometimes you have to slow down to have a more harmonious outcome
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  6484. RIGBY!!!
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  6485. I love your channel and this is a great video. You cover so much info in detail. You are a great teacher, and absolutely amazing person. Thank you!
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  6486. @ Anne I have been gardening for decades and you have taught me through this video things that will significantly help and improve my gardening experience! May this year be a great one for you folks in all your endeavors 🌻
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  6487. Honestly, it had never occurred to me before. But after watching this, I totally want a donkey now.
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  6488. Beautifully done, Anne!
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  6489. My Grandparents had donkeys. We rode Cleopatra until she decided the ride was over. Then she pointed downhill, put her head between her knees and arched up. Ride over. They were the best. But then, the grandkids didn't have to tend to them!
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  6490. I never thought of leaves as a solar panel but they are. 😅. Im gonna borrow that. 😊 🍃
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  6491. You deserve so much better. Good luck going forward.
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  6492. Thanks for the info Anne! 😃👍👊
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  6493. About goats being chaos mongers.... in Spain a "cabrito" (literally, a kid/goat baby) is the type of child who you cannot control and creates chaos around.
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  6494. Muito boa idéia
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  6495. Looks great!
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  6496. Great workmanship!!!!!!
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  6497. Iv just taken over an allotment with 10 fruit trees over 35 years old and never been pruned so finger crossed 🤞 I can get it right
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  6498. 👍👍👍👍😊
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  6499. Cornstarch can be used 1- to stop bleeding from animal nails if a dogs nails cut too short or if they get ripped off by accident..useful to have a waterproof container of cornstarch at the ready. 2- can be used in batters/breading for extra crispy outside. 3 - can be used as sauce thickeners 4 can be used to coat sticky cut candy ..which you look like you don’t eat.
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  6500. Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.
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  6501. Ok I wont.
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  6502. The final message of this video was not what I was expecting it to be when I saw the initial video title. And it was really beautiful.
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  6503. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  6504. Outstanding video!🤩 Did you know our species specific diet is fruit?😯 I get that it's helpful to have animals on hand. I look forward to meeting and supporting you.💛
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  6505. I've had goats in the past. The milk is good if the pans, etc. are always kept really clean, but the dang things sure liked to stomp and that would flick their manure into the can when I milked them (they were milked on a stand, not where they normally walked around). Also had one horned goat that got his head caught in a fence. I couldn't get him out. He died before my husband could rescue him. Willful things. They don't eat everything; that's a lie most people believe and, I understand, it started because goats would chew the labels off cans because the glue on the labels were sweet. Bottom line for me, though, is that I have zero interest in getting goats again.
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  6506. Nice video Anne! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖👌👍😎JP
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  6507. Anne you’re the best!!!💫💫
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  6508. Whooooo hooo!...Here's too GIRL POWER!...What an Inspirational Video and it makes me feel like I can do it too!...Thanks for Sharing your Skills with us!...Peace Love and "LIGHT" 2U!...
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  6509. I've bought a couple of houses in TN. I'm convinced that a lot of contractors do not have levels nor calibrated measuring tapes. They also do not understand square nor the 6, 8, 10 rule. It could just be the two contractors that built the houses I bought, but I think not. I've also learned not to open up walls. Leave worm cans closed. I know this has to happen in other areas also. Houses are just thrown up way to quick by people without skill. Sorry for your issues. I've just started doing things myself. It takes longer but I know it is right and to code.
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  6510. Your videos are quite good. You prove the Bible text that God ; "... cursed the ground for man's sake." Many miss this: For Man's Sake. God also says; Come, let's Reason Together. Fear God and give glory to Him, for this is the whole duty of man." So we ought to study, reason. Like you said, watch the weeds and see what the Soil needs. Nice. However, I don't call nature mother. That glory I give to God, the Creator.
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  6511. love the Duluths! I always smile to see you wearing the same clothes i do!
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  6512. Girl you are one talented lady! I’m amazed that you’re so accomplished at such a young age. The skill sets you have takes ppl decades to master, totally amazing. Happy woodworking Anne 🤙🏻🤙🏻
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  6513. They climb on your cars 😂
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  6514. cookie cutter
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  6515. Babies are always more trouble than you thought and more wonderful. — Charles Osgood
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  6516. Fantastic work, Really beautiful Ann.
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  6517. She concludes, "Find your place and find your people."
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  6518. That's just gorgeous! A real heirloom. . . .!! My wife complains about the same thing with me, that I mull over mistakes that I know are there, even if no one else ever seems to see them! REALLY nice work, you should be proud! ;-)
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  6519.  @AnneofAllTrades  yikes gummy worms😊
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  6520. You're the best Anne! Keep Growing 🌱
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  6521. This is really good.
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  6522. HOA's are evil anyway so don't feel bad. :)
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  6523.  @AnneofAllTrades  i live in a area of California where if you dig 2 inches anywhere your practically need an excavator from all the rocks 😂. I feel your pain. Love your channel. I just subscribed after watching this.
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  6524. My garden... In town... This year. Not HOA friendly. Thankfully I have no HOA. Honestly, if any of my neighbors say anything, I might just lose it on them. My garden is a hot mess because my year was a hot mess. I and my garden are coming back around and the neighbors have only commented "having a vegetable garden this year?"
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  6525. ❤😍👍👍
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  6526. Great work 🙌👍
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  6527. Perfect. I am a lazy gardener too. Really lazy. Seeing your garden is influencing me for this spring, summer and fall. Thank you for producing and sharing.
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  6528. Wow, what a great message! I’m newer to homesteading, and I completely appreciate your honest insights! Your approach to your ‘Why’ is inspiring!!!❤ #justsubscribed
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  6529. Love your energy. You’re like my cool little sister! (Coming from a guy with two older brothers and NO sisters!). lol!
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  6530. love your fur babys lol
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  6531. love the detail.. and the background cats
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  6532. Anne, I am grateful to have found you and your videos. Despite the struggles you have faced and may continue to face, as this is our journey of life, you are an amazing individual who is genuine, and lovely. I am a special education teacher at the high school level in rural Maine and have twin girls who still can not read, spell or write. I have shared some of your videos , to reinforce that just because we have challenges, that does not dictate who we are to become. I will be retiring in June, and have many projects gardens, home, artwork and on and on. I too have many directions and love the variety in my life. I also have many animals, chickens, ducks, hens , cats and dogs and at least 20 or more roosters. I used to have goats and sheep as well. I also tend to garden in wild ways, so your suggestions are exactly the confirmation I have needed. Love to you my dear, I am proud of your accomplishments , spirit and creativity. Never let anyone on social media, diminish your light. You are a gift and inspiration for many. I have struggled with my own personal baggage for many years and know that there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you for your guidance.
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  6533. We have mustangs we ride, and donkeys to keep the coyotes at bay. Yes, you have to socialize them continuously.
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  6534. ALL TRADES!!!
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  6535. So informative! Thank you
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  6536. bout made me cry so beautiful..
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  6537. Good tips!, thanks! #2yearoldwoodworker  @joeleonetti8976 
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  6538. Bless you and your family ❤
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  6539. Dafuq? How did I not know you were on YT too. Followed you on IG but now on here too!! Great desk and video Anne!
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  6540. Daniel was great He definitely adds value!
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  6541. boy howdy! nice garden =^.^= complete meal deal for humans, chickens, donkey, geese, pigs
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  6542. Beautiful craftsmanship! I liked your filming style also. I was nice to see you accomplish things without needing a play by play of what you were doing. Brava..you earned my subscription!
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  6543. Awesome video. Reminds me of my own work on my purchase of a used ATV. New carb and she purred. When you jumped up feeling it come to life, i knew your joy. Respect!
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  6544. Very cool. I’d never want to leave. Congrats.
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  6545. Fantastic video looks like a lot of fun , thank you
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  6546.  @AnneofAllTrades  with videos😊
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  6547. From one animal locer to another, I am so sorry for your loss. It is the absolute worst feeling I have ever had to process, and I truely know how hard it is. With love, -Chris
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  6548. I have 18 goats right now, and got a Texas Genemaster buck to breed with my 5 large breed does so all their offspring can be meat/bones for our dogs, cats, and chickens, and the tasty cuts of meat for us. The goat chops I had before were not at all goaty or gamey but super delicious!! I was very surprised. I will be saving one of the Texas Genemaster bucklings from our largest NDG doe as a breeder for all the other NDG does I have, so all their babies can be meat goats as well. No need to sell any goat babies, though actually I think I could sell some Texas Genemaster/NDG bucklings as breeders and tell people they can just have them processed as dog food after all their does are pregnant. Or I could do a buck leasing program. Texas Genemaster is 5/8 Boer & 3/8 Kiko. He's fully papered & was $1,000. He's also very tame, very well raised. A proven father. I bought him at 18 months old. I saw 4 of his offspring at the breeders'. Better forager & pest resistance than full Boer. Meatier than full Kiko. We're going to process the meat goats ourselves. Or take to the local Amish butcher shop if we're too busy. That's a great idea though to only breed for sale babies if you already have a buyer. The meat goat market is very good where we live. But we can use it all ourselves for now.
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  6549. It's almost like goats were never domesticated. You can own them but you can't control them.
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  6550. My Uncle, who was a cow dairy farmer, could not tell the difference between his cow milk and my goat milk, when they were both warm and fresh from the udders. We were both amazed!
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  6551. Stay 💪you got this
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  6552. This is such a great thorough video
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  6553. One in a million woman.
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  6554. She set the tree very good . The root ball is right at the right height .
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  6555. Wow. Everything is wow. I want to bring my wife to TN and take a class with you
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  6556. love that you did half of that in sandals!
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  6557. OMW, I really love this. Cultivating my garden in Cape Town, South Africa - you have given such fantastic advice. Thanks so much.
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  6558. Thank you for sharing the good and the bad. What a Super Girl you are! ❤ Keep the smile on and your energy high!
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  6559.  @AnneofAllTrades  damn right.
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  6560. Love the energy
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  6561. Well Adam is right. It looks perfect to us. We would have never known about the flaws of you hadn't pointed them out. Looks great. You did a wonderful job. Thank you for your time in producing the video. I enjoyed it even with your kitty wanting to steal the attention. Y'all take care and God bless.
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  6562. "2000 ways not to make a light bulb" Thomas Eddison: failure is the educator of the creative mind x
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  6563. PS. My favorite cat of all time was the same breed as this lover. She would catch popcorn in the air with one claw. Her FAVE! Wish I could have another but not where I am now.
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  6564. Coffee addict here! You already know my plan with the grounds. I love the idea of planting the variety versus a row of "cukes." I actually bought traps for the ground hogs here too. Varmits have been my reason for sitting on the sidelines. Got space galore! Thank you so much!
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  6565. I’ve always wanted goats! This video is super helpful!
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  6566. Congratulations! Enjoy this amazing space!
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  6567. Respekt ihr beiden, seid die Größten. Ein tolles Haus.
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  6568. All I know about goats is their milk is delicious and makes great soap. Also they taste delicious barbecued.
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  6569. Omg the cuteness is hard to ignore! I have bunnies and they live with dogs and cats in my house. It’s really their house. My outdoor iron furniture became my indoor furniture. I can’t stand when people sell rabbits at Easter for a child., thank you for this expert goat video.
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  6570. I appreciate all your knowledge! I feel so overwhelmed and these videos are what I needed!
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  6571.  @AnneofAllTrades  OK, point taken, understand this though. My granddaughter raises chickens for eggs where she live, On of the great grandchildren won a rooster at the fair, shortly after putting the rooster in with her hens a half dozen people complained about the blood spots in the eggs. she gave the rooster away and solved the issue and all are happy. Many people don't like eggs that have been fertilized by the rooster. I only use eggs for cooking so I don't care.
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  6572. Thank you for acknowledging that. And congratulations on getting a great work vehicle and keeping more stuff out of the landfill.
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  6573. Resilient. Committed. Strong. Sincere. Grateful. Anne of All Trades 🙌
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  6574. I love donkeys...the sweetest animals
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  6575. Very clever! And stylish looking! 👍
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  6576. From Kentucky. My wife and I really enjoy watching your journey. My says "she's a bad a@#". You've been inspirational.
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  6577. I agree with you, there are much tastier greens than chard. I also don’t like eggplant, so I don’t grow things I don’t eat. Every one’s tastes are different. One interesting thing I learned last year is radishes taste great sautéed or roasted. Every day is a school day in the garden.
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  6578. We happy that it work very good for you ❤
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  6579. Great vid. Go M's!
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  6580. 🐐👶😍
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  6581. Thank you!
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  6582. I'm proud you choose a oven made in 🇵🇹 Portugal ❤️😊
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  6583. I LOVE your authenticity, and have been binge watching your videos during this season when I’ve been struggling with my mental health and seeming inability to get things done or be consistent. I just watched this video, and your how to get things done video, and seeing you overcome gives me hope that I will too! Thank you! Also, don’t discount your chickens before their lessons get a chance to hatch! Aside from making me laugh every day with their funny clucking and quirky personalities, they’ve taught me some woodworking skills as I work to remodel their old coop! Also, HeiHei, one of our roosters. He has taught me not to judge a book by its cover, your perception of the genre or even first impressions! Roosters tend to get a bad rap anyway, and when we first met him, he nearly got my 11 year old with his excessively huge spurs. He has had a chronic problems with bumble foot and getting his head pecked by the dominant rooster that is 1/3 of his size. Those problems have given me a LOT of opportunities to interact with him, and I’ve learned a lot as a result! He only attacked because he was scared. As a silkie, his vision was obstructed. Haircut, and now he’s the biggest baby in the flock. He may not be tough, but he takes really good care of his girls!They all flock around him on the roost, pushing each other out of the way to get next to him. I started giving him loves when I pick him up to treat his bumble foot. He is so sweet, and actually falls asleep in my arms! Even my 11yo loves him now. He just needed a chance- and a haircut. 😂
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  6584. Awesome!!
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  6585. That's a powerful message. Thanks for sharing.
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  6586. 🙌🙌😙😙
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  6587. Awesome
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  6588. Love it, the fact that you can gracefully, and positively admit some things were either misspoken, or incorrect, that you took the time to research it and come back with corrections is fabulous! Love your videos, keep them coming, I like that you are learning along the way also...and I still like swiss chard cut into ribbons in my salads ;) tee-hee :) Thanks for another great video, always learning something new from them!
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  6589. A verg Nice shop. Enjoy it
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  6590. Id still like the oil even though the colors and densities are different.But you do bring up a good point! NICE CHAIR!
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  6591. I look at the drier areas, and I get jealous sometimes. Lots of sun, far fewer weeds, fewer bugs, fewer fungal problems. Get the soil improved and put water near the plant roots, and it should be awesome.
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  6592. American women, making life better for all, thanx
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  6593. 👍
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  6594. Thanks!
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  6595. I'll testify that plantain leaves work on bee stings. Like magically. You don't have to chew them up, just crush the leaves and rub on. Just last weekend we had a nest of VERY aggressive bees and everybody got stung. Grabbed some plantain leaves and mashed them up in my fingers and rubbed them on the bee stings. Most of the pain was gone in a minute or two. I was quite surprised how well it worked, just from a weed in the yard.
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  6596. Your cat is stealing the show, lol. Reminds me of my cat, when i am trying work in my shop.
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  6597. Great job
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  6598. I love your energy. I am happy to see someone doing things like I do and have success. Its easy to compare your progress to others but we have to remember that our journey is our own. I am AuDHD so I can struggle with it a lot and not look at all the success I have had. I appreciate your tips so much, thank you 🙏
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  6599. @AnneofAllTrades  We sure do 😉😁🙏
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  6600. I love everything you have taught for one and it makes life easier so keep em coming! 💯
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  6601. 😊 thank u 🙏
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  6602. I'm so excited to start watching your info on the weeds, pigs, natural process. I love how you are getting soil experts and the like to explain things to us. Also, your channel name is genius. I'm a "anne" of all trades, also.
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  6603. Your great Anne!
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  6604. 💯✊
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  6605. It's a great workout isn't it! You go girls! Good job.
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  6606. MUY BUENA IDEA.
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  6607. Sorry if I Offended you i was just a little concern, have a beautiful day Anna. 😎 ❤
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  6608.  @AnneofAllTrades  i began learning about a year ago and I love it 😀
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  6609.  @AnneofAllTrades  if you need a good teacher jim pankey is a good person to watch
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  6610. Jealous of all the animals- but now their manure!...do you use it all ..? ;) #nashville
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  6611. Anne you are amazingly awesome !!!!
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  6612. 8:50 the dogs are “John and June”…..if I wasn’t already subscribed, I would definitely be now.
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  6613.  @AnneofAllTrades  awesome, thank you.. I also wanted to tell you that your videos are as entertaining as they are loaded with valuable information. You have a rockin' sense of humor. Makes me feel like I am not even studying! Thanks for all of your posts; I've watched only a couple YT videos, but I look forward to many more.
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  6614. Awesome. That is almost exactly how I do my garden rows. Works great for me. Not nearly as much weeding as a tilled garden. Great info. Spot on. I get shrooms and lots of worms and crawlers all through the garden. I do my orchards similarly. Trees like the fungal life. I purposely left tree stumps in the area I cleared so they could decompose over time. Years later they are still helping feed the soil.
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  6615. Wow! Nice work! Beautiful!
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  6616.  @AnneofAllTrades  Agree. Hope I did not offend!
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  6617.  @AnneofAllTrades  So wonderful to see you smiling and online. I'd attributed the absence to burnout or some kind of serious personal issue. Welcome back, know you're loved by MANY!
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  6618. We call the 'tree of heaven' weed trees, because, if left to proliferate, they create their own forest in your backyard!
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  6619. Loved your video! Entertaining, and so much information without being redundant or boring.
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  6620. 天哪！ 青岛啤酒！ 好可爱啊！
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  6621. Wow.... so informative.... thankyou.!!!!!
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  6622. Yei, great work
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  6623. Funny!
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  6624. What a good daughter
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  6625. I think i have now understood how to sharpen my blades really good explanation
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  6626. Love that pick up !
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  6627. Brave!
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  6628. Very nicely done love the way it looks with all that detail
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  6629. This is very exciting. 😊❤
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  6630. Anne I love your spunk!!
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  6631. ❤❤❤
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  6632. I love to pull and drop my weeds. Free mulch. Free organics.. Weeds rock!
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  6633. If it won't hold water, it won't hold goats.
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  6634. Very well put, Anne! I love how you think things through and are able to so eloquently get the message across. Your videographer rocks, too! People need to love and be love; hear and be heard. It makes life bearable when there are others to share the experiences (and the workload) with!
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  6635. Great job.
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  6636. You are such a beautiful soul... I am so grateful I found your channel and that you can be a role model in my life. Your genuine and authentic spirit shines so beautifully. Thank you for the work you do to make all of your videos. Just sharing your life and perspective has radically changed my own. ❤
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  6637.  @AnneofAllTrades  Gotta keep them squirrels all sleeping 🙂nz
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  6638. AWŴWWŴWWWŴWWW
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  6639. Very very cool! Cool indeed! Did I say cool 😎?!
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  6640. We just skimmed what we wanted... with a Jersey there was a ton of cream!
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  6641. Lol! 😆🙂👍
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  6642. I ❤ your videos!
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  6643. You'll do great in your new venture. Congratulations on your new, bigger homestead!
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  6644. 😍❤ excelente.
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  6645. Thanks for the info. In the South, goats are great for eating kudzu.
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  6646. Love the cow...Go Girl
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  6647. Video titles that properly use “You’re” and “Your” 🤌
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  6648. love ya
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  6649. I start e d with 6 strawberries and have hundreds now after a few years
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  6650. I need a friend like this!
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  6651. Mmmmmm warm cinnamon rolls You know it's not the knowing how It's the getting someone else to make Reminds me of grandma's house
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  6652. I think the lesson is that you never know what you don't know. So you really need to search and find the things you don't even know you need to know. Part of that might be reading stories of problems other people had doing something similar. Or watching videos like this one. Your story may end up helping thousands of people.
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  6653. Joli travail bravo salut Jeannot 🛠😉
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  6654. Best advice I’ve ever seen. Well done!!
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  6655. 🍎
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  6656. Good for you gals!!!
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  6657. great rundown on chisels
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  6658. Ill Just stick to having goats by playing goat simulator. Continue to make Jeffery proud by showing how huge of an asshole I can be xD
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  6659. One of my favorite multi functional combinations is coffee ice cream OR chili.... With Cinnamon rolls!!! Now they just got an upgrade!
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  6660. the tiny tiny plane! love!
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  6661.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for the thoughtful reply. It's clear covid broke up a lot of these groups in the area I just went to, and there's some caginess with the locals (maybe I don't look the part), but it's encouraging to see people doing it, because the only choice is to keep trying!
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  6662. Love your videos girl!!!
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  6663. Very nice! You gotta start with something!
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  6664. Damn it, that's making me hungry now! Great Work Anne
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  6665. Awesome !!!
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  6666. ❤
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  6667. "My third dairy goat was possessed by Satan.." I love that line. Means you are wise to the ways of the barnyard and an authentic person. This is very helpful posting. Thank you.
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  6668. LMAO
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  6669. I am a loner and a farmer/ homesteader . I do because I love it and love to be alone. I raise chickens, ducks, rabbits, sheep, goats, pigs and have 3 dogs to keep me company and guard the property and animals. I’m a retired carpenter and certified welder. I grow most of my own food including fish. I started eating carnivore a few years back and cut back on the pig as I am getting older. I am fortunate to have a little retirement money, but in the long run it is much cheaper to buy your groceries than to raise them. The infrastructure, fences, troughs, feed, equipment add up. It’s just a way of life that you have to enjoy. And if you’re a loner like me you don’t have to have a community. That’s an individual preference. I also built a one man band saw mill. I couldn’t have afforded to build my barns and buildings without it. If you like company and community go for it and if you like to do it alone go for that. I also taught myself about edible and medicinal plants so I don’t need to have a garden and the carnivore diet means I don’t have to do a lot of work that I used to do. I also occasionally hunt but it is not reliable and can be more work and effort than raising free range farm animals.
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  6670. 😂😂😂
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  6671. Amazing! I did this in a community garden years ago and my plot neighbors complained so I got a letter and had to meet wih the head gardener. I explained that it was intentional and I had already tried other methods for combatting weeds. They were on board! Ha. Cardboard will also ultimately rehab dense compacted soil.
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  6672. Rip Abby ," gone but never forgotten"
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  6673. Hi Anne. Great stuff you are putting on here. You are emotional, upbeat and smart from what I see. I have a smallish (30 head) beef farm and make hay, so I can relate to some issues you deal with. When something happens to me (physically) I always think of a one armed farmer I know of and I think, well, "it could be worse" . Kinda inspires me and puts things into perspective. Keep farming ! Glad I found you!
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  6674. Great video. I will not be getting a goat now. I will be watching more goat videos though.
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  6675. Wooooo So Beautiful place more Big
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  6676. New viewer here thank you ive been going into a rabbit hole and this seemed to clear a lot of stuff out
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  6677. Very important message. Thank you.
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  6678. Thanks for the great video Anne. There is a lot to learn about proper pruning and tree maintenance. Like the video indicates it's always best to keep up with it annually rather than to have to whack a lot more off all at once (like in my yard!).
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  6679. baby critters on a farm are definitely helpful for destressing. I can related to the not being able to hold stuff after injury. Both of my hands are affected from my injuries. Pouring coffee is now a struggle and takes 2 hands instead of one. Cooking is tougher now too. But I try practicing signing the alphabet for American Sign Language with both of my hands, and just recently tried to pick up my crocheting hobby, that hobby does not make my hands happy.
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  6680. I was once told, if you ain’t messing up then you ain’t learning. Honestly best advice I was ever given haha
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  6681. U are a well of friggin awesome thank you for your time 💪🏾🙏🏾
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  6682. Grew up helping on a family goat dairy... 100% of this is true.
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  6683. Try not to love her! I dare ya!
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  6684. Lovely
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  6685. Absolutely Love that Truck.
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  6686. nice job. thumbs up from Hawaii.
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  6687.  @LisaSimplified  you’re very welcome. Best of luck!
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  6688. Good job Anne
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  6689. Going back to basics is the new sexy ❤
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  6690. @AnneofAllTrades  exactly. That's what I meant by " seemingly barren". It still amazes me how little they can get by with.
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  6691. Subscribed 💪🏾
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  6692. Anne of All Trades alrighty then lol
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  6693. HAY I LIKE THIS CHANNEL - and thats a clever name, too. (>'.')^
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  6694. Just found your channel 😍 what a blessing you are and so refreshing! Thank you! Looking forward to check your other videos 💕 Love from Ireland ☘️
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  6695.  @AnneofAllTrades  Woohoo! Now I've doubled my lack of money.
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  6696. Dear Anne I am so glad I have found your channel! You are so inspiring and lovely to your animals! Thank you so much for sharing! Big hugs and Hello from Switzerland! 🤗🫏❤🌱🌾🌸❤️
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  6697. So well stated. Thank you!
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  6698. ❤😊
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  6699. Omg… I just came up with a brilliant idea for you to carry your poles and reel… get one of the golfers caddies on wheels.❤❤❤❤
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  6700.  @AnneofAllTrades  Your are a doll! I get the frugalness especially with clothes that are getting dirty all day long. Love your videos and YOU!
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  6701. You are inspiring! Thank you for sharing the struggle. That is so real. We feel like we fail as much as we succeed. It is helpful to not feel like we are just dumb. We are trying hard things! What your are doing is awesome, you’re going to get there!
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  6702. Beautiful work, and I especially love that "too much attention" and "too many details." That's what makes you extra great, as opposed to just run-of-the-mill great.
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  6703. Excellent information! Great 😊
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  6704. Many thanks for the "buyer beware" video..... We too have been considering a couple of goats, but now are rethinking if we are up to it. Fostering may be a great idea to see if its a fit.
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  6705. I like the idea that pigs only know two ways, the way you want them to go _ and the other one !
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  6706. ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC CHANNEL ‼️
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  6707. In India at my home we have neen tree., coconut tree. I left the neem leaves under tye plants. It remains the ground moist. Covered the coconut tree with coconut shell ( after removing coconut ) along with coir upside Down to maintain moist.
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  6708.  @AnneofAllTrades  It is actually the recipe for Danish oil and its my favorite finish as well. You can use either tung oil or BLO. Like you I make it myself and its far cheaper than buying it ready mixed.
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  6709. Summary: goats are smarter than humans, listen to their "guts" 🤭 and more fun, too! 😉
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  6710. It's exhausting to do everything. Everyone , homesteading or not you should find people in your area that do other things. Sawmill, Honey, farms that produce stuff that you don't have time for.
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  6711. Absolutely love watching this video. Well done you ! You appear to have the same attitude towards life as I do. When asked, "Is there anything you can't do", I replied, "I don't know, I haven't tried everything yet". Keep up the amazing work.
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  6712. thank you for this! i always wonder when i'm watching ppl with dairy cows where the calf is, the process, and the challenges! this helps so much and i loved watching it!
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  6713. You have so much courage to post a video like this!👏 I also stand by what you said about chard! I tried planting green chard last year to see if it was better but nope! Butter and garlic are an absolute necessity to make it edible😂 I also add broccoli to that list lol. Keep up the awesome work!
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  6714. Awesome, inspiring, motivating video as a reminder to never give up. What a great legacy you are building, on so many levels! God bless🙏
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  6715. Lol, regarding your statement about Swiss Chard. Agreed with you. Besides, people can't tell you you're wrong on that one because that's your opinion. You have yours, and they have theirs.
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  6716. @Anne of All Trades  I mean that's what you normally do anyways 😂 I'm gunna go practice my guitar now so we can attempt to jam at some point
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  6717. Peach trees in our old homestead were the easiest low maintenance of all the different fruit we grew❤
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  6718. I found your channel while looking into composting. You have some amazing advice on many topics and your delivery is on point and fun.
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  6719. Nice👍
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  6720. Nice building!
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  6721. Very cool!
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  6722. I love the bit about chard! 😂
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  6723.  @AnneofAllTrades funny because I've been kinda going crazy with the vinegar lately removing zinc and rust from a lot of things. Prefer the raw metal look that is left.
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  6724. Loved the video .
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  6725. GREAT RECIPE ANNE , SAVE ME SOME ICE CREAM COFFEE , I AM SAVORING IT , THANKS. 👍🇲🇽
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  6726. Check farm junk yards. Our Amish folks up here in NW PA use them.  @AnneofAllTrades 
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  6727. Thanks for sharing this -- you know so much! 💚
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  6728. amazing work! congratulations and thanks for sharing!!!
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  6729. You are seriously inspiring! Thank you for showing the truth behind the labour of love. It makes the rest of us see possibilities within ourselves. 🙏😊✌🏻
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  6730. @AnneofAllTrades  awryt! I guess if you have an "unclogged" mind and in tune with nature, it helps you spit out the best!
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  6731.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you 👍
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  6732. The goats are just waiting.... 🤣
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  6733. Fellow tennesee local spotted 🫵
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  6734. Absolutely lovely!!
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  6735. Didn't even have to start watching this to know I wanted to subscribe!🤘🤘💪🤓 Can't wait to watch all of your videos! 😂
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  6736. awesome work as always!
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  6737. Sweet black truck . Old school cool! I never thought of all you can cook in a pizza oven. Those steaks looked incredible.
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  6738.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm sorry Anne. I did not know. But now I do. And did not know sheep had hair. Will look this up. Interested to read up on this type of breed. Thanks Anne for the clarification 😊.
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  6739.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yup. Hard working, good people. Had to take a look at the video again to scope out your tractor. How do you like your Kubota? I love mine! Mmmmm... persimmons, hoping I can get some going here in MN.
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  6740. Nice work friend, beautifully shot too. (Eli-Peeli)
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  6741. i just found your channel, and if i wasn't sure that your methods were good for our farm before this video, I am def certain now. Thanks for being vulnerable, i feel for you and I'm super excited to hear more about this school! As my Bub once wrote to me, "life is hard. but when it gets really hard, you gotta put the pedal down and put it in another gear." you got this.
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  6742.  @AnneofAllTrades  I will be watching when you plant 🌱
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  6743. Finally I don’t feel alone on this!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 I love farming♥️. It it is tiring & stressing when doing it on your own.. I need to move to a self minded community NOW!! Cuz I don’t want to give up on what I love doing 🥺
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  6744. Anne I am discovering more of your videos and they are wonderful. The animals ❤. But after a few videos in I realize listening to you talk is straight therapy. Thank you for that. And this is a year old, I think you are past this now but not sure so sending good vibes your way. ❤
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  6745.  @AnneofAllTrades  Wow thanks! Look forward to it and learning more. I felt the pain you did when "a whole tree" was pruned ;)
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  6746. Ha! LOVE this video! And since you are so forthcoming with corrections, it makes it all that more important for me to never miss a single episode of your show. ;-) Totally with you on the chard thing. It somehow reminds me of tire rubber, lol. A little further south and they'd just ask, "But have ya' ever had it fried?" Yeah. Same conclusion. Cardboard might even be tasty in butter, bacon grease & garlic! Rofl <3 keep up the good teaching!
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  6747. I love goats. #2 after doggies. You are very articulate, and pleasant to listen.
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  6748. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  6749. I've been trying to tell people this for years.If you think you can do all this alone good luck. Your gonna get burnt out...
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  6750. I admire you attitude to the good and bad times and your determination to do what you love in all parts of your life. Your adjustments were inspiring and made me stop and think about the loads we carry at times and whether we really need to have all the numbers we do. I admire that you have reminded true to yourself. Thank you.
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  6751. Darnit Jeffrey! 😂 Subscribed!
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  6752. Love the music
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  6753. i love lucy
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  6754. @AnneofAllTrades  Mine came from friends in SC who had a dairy goat farm for decades. Their one hundred Nubian goats recognized and responded when their names were called.
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  6755. this video just made me happy! Amazing!
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  6756. Love all the shots of Pratt, I've taken two Blacksmithing courses there and I'm hooked.
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  6757.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm looking forward to components with my blacksmithing for my woodworking. I want to make my own nails, hinges, etc for my carved boxes.
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  6758. Pure awesomeness! WTG :)
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  6759.  @AnneofAllTrades  you did a great job 👍🙂 I've always done all of the repairs on my equipment but I'm getting up in years now and it's not as much fun as it used to be 😁
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  6760. Coors beer is terrible, and I live in Colorado. However, we do use the cheapest beer we can find, not the kind we would drink, for slug traps and it works great.
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  6761. must be cold there 😎
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  6762. Impressive
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  6763. Superb
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  6764. Gosh, I'm feasting on your knowledge and the way you share, especially with your non vegetarian morsels added. (okra is going to be fried in pork fat later, yum) My brain is full and I'm only halfway through the video. I want to gorge more but should get up and walk around to digest a bit. btw LOVE your comment in the Weeds video, comparing exposed soil to Mother Nature exposed and needing to modestly cover up. 🤭
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  6765. An alternate topping, honey and melted butter 50/50 mix. Brush on the top for a less sweet end product.
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  6766. Beautiful!
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  6767. I just want tell you how helpful this one post was! Thank you so much!
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  6768. Thanks anne good. 🤗🤗🤗
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  6769. Excelente !!!!!
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  6770. Mmmmmmmmmm pizzzzzzza
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  6771. Awesome
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  6772.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you. Keep it up, watching your series on building the house for your mom with April. I've met you both and love how genuine you both are.
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  6773. Awesome project & tribute to your Grandfather!!
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  6774. Ben Youmans that is a blue spruce mallet I believe. They are a little pricey but amazing as they are resin infused and super hard.
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  6775. Another cool video...
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  6776. I love you Anne! 😂 Thank you for this and all other videos. Keep 'em coming. ❣️
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  6777. i have been living in the city for my whole life... moved to the country this spring and i have been wanting goats sooooo bad. I have watched so many videos.. but this video confirmed what I have sadly learned... I AM NOT GETTING GOATS because of every reason you have listed. also... heartbreak when lose happens. thank you from Oregon!!
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  6778. Thanks for the corrections Anne. Love your channel and all you do!
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  6779. Thanksgiving dinner with friends and family this enjoyed good fun time together 🤔😉🤔💬🆒🫴🏾👍🏾🆒🫴🏾🦃🦃✅🆗🤳🏾
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  6780. Awww baby goats so adorable lol
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  6781. Great information
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  6782. Hi Anne, Hope all's well. Thanks for the great planting information. M. K. S.
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  6783. You would be successful at anything you do. You have good energy and focus!
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  6784. Me too 😃
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  6785. This video made me click subscribe for you. I personally appreciate your honesty and humility👏🏾
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  6786. I just read about tree hay this year and started harvesting it for my rabbits! It's such a cool concept.
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  6787. We adopted a puppy one month ago and named him Django, after musician Django Reinhardt. If you haven't heard of him, please look him up. He was terrible burned at 18 years old and it took a year to recover. He went on to become a world renowned guitarist, a household name, and changed the course of music. All of this with the use of only 2 fingers on his left hand. Redirect, but never give up. God bless you, Anne.
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  6788. Honesty is good, good to see it.
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  6789. Great video, OMG cute puppy
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  6790. great video
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  6791. Love your attitude!
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  6792. I am inspired
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  6793. Awesome!!!
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  6794. That's good to know they are not organic lawnmowers.
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  6795.  @AnneofAllTrades  Awesome! Glad to know you’re close by, but I understand! Would love to see your farm & operation! We are transplants & arrived in TN 2 1/2 years ago. We are starting our first garden this year - not allowed to have animals in our current neighborhood. 😬 I have much to learn!!
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  6796. best pruning vid i've seen!
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  6797. love the honesty and learning!
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  6798. Anne of All Trades Thanks!
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  6799. Great video. Very informative! I barely got any cucumbers last year. Hopefully I'll do better this growing season. I'm going to start the seedlings inside for now. Love your property! And DONKEYS❤
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  6800. Coooooooool & Sweet👍✌️😊🙏🏼
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  6801. Freedom Fish with awesome sauce! .... A moose once threw a cannoli at me ... video to follow ;)
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  6802. You're amazing! That's all I can say!
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  6803. So good to find you on YouTube since I haven't been on IG. Keep up the good work and don't stop wondering and figuring it out.
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  6804. Wonderful information Anne.
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  6805. You're SO is a very happy individual I'm sure.
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  6806. This has come up in my feed once again. I didn't get a goat.
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  6807. Milk Dud is amazing.
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  6808. This totally made me cry.
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  6809. right on!!!!
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  6810. Everyone needs to be more like Anne.
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  6811. Nice build, my favorite builds are those without metal fastners.
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  6812.  @AnneofAllTrades  that's a tricky situation, lgds love barking all night, humans not so much haha. We've tried to train ours to chase the animals off instead of barking, it's sorta worked.
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  6813. 👋😀
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  6814. This is going to be fun...from 1 to ... forged videos! Looking forward to the 100th. Thank you
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  6815. Freaking hilarious about the cream and eyes to save. Men might say, “ Darn if you do, darn if you don’t”
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  6816. Good job girl, makes sense to me !!
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  6817. I’ve been following along and I had no idea the heartache behind your vlogs until I read your article in the homesteading magazine. Good grief what a complete nightmare! I’m so happy that you can see the light again. You are so right, there’s so many blessings from this. You got to build it with your own two hands with people who love and believe in you and this dream. You get to share the celebration with the same people who sacrificed their time and bodies to get it done right. I just know so many good things are going to come out of this school. Honestly this whole time I thought it was a school house for kids 😅! However I will be sending mine when they’re older if I have the opportunity to! Thank you for allowing us to follow along and learn from mistakes so we don’t have to make them ourselves.
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  6818. I generally don't eat Swiss chard raw (though I would if i ate more salads, which I should!), but, sorry, it's simply awesome lightly sauteed in butter. I can grow it year-round, which I can't do with spinach. It's much milder and it's more tender than kale - that's the tough, bitter green that's so popular now. I do really appreciate your sharing what you've learned, and of course you are allowed your opinions. Awesome channel, thank you for all you put into it.
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  6819. i love dill so much. i actually like it even better with our the pickles
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  6820. Great nutrient onfo. Thanks.
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  6821. Honestly Annabelle, you can never go wrong flying that way. I think I have the same dust collector:) lol
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  6822. Thanks for another great video. Folks are way too sensitive though if they were in that much of an uproar over chard. I like it just fine, but I thought that short was hilarious 😉.
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  6823. Is Carpentress a Word now?
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  6824.  @AnneofAllTrades  Honing guides can be a lot cheaper than that; I built mine out of waterproof plywood, two ball bearings and some screws. I think it's really a matter of personal preference and once you get the correct "dance move" dialed in, there's always the option to freestyle it. Whatever way someone wants to do it, your very clear explanation what needs to be done and how is the essential part towards sharp tools.
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  6825. Let the pollination begin... next year, I mean...
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  6826. Probably why Arizona can make wine! Another great video!
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  6827. I'm really sorry John died, but also it's kind of ironic that he was the one who died first. Which, I'm sure you've thought of, but it's still hard not to notice the parallels.
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  6828. great information
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  6829. I'm getting in to spoon carving but I'm not completely new to wood working and I'm excited to start.
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  6830.  @AnneofAllTrades  this is very true 😉 I quite like water chestnuts and found them quite like that but I do prefer them as flowers as there are other things I prefer to grow to eat 😄 (I also weird,y like to try things that are unconventional just to see what they are like & if it is worth it!)
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  6831. Thank you Anne! I always learn so much from your videos, but this one was so extra! Loved it
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  6832. Wow
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  6833.  @AnneofAllTrades  Gosh I remember when April W came out to help you build & set up the tiny home for your mum... ahhhhh the memories.
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  6834. Great video!
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  6835. TIL, I learned the three cut method! Thanks to you and your friend!
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  6836. Brava! :)
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  6837. The greatest video u done, you are very inspiring to watch and im thinking about building one of those rockers. its so fun to whatch when you are so exited and you spark the imagination to make projects. You are Awsome!
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  6838. Just found you, and boy, am I ever SO happy I did! You are a wonder! ❤
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  6839. Love love love your attitude. (Keep moving or turn to stone) I just discovered you and look forward to watching your old videos.
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  6840. Mrs. Udderworth
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  6841. The "little harlot" comment and explanation made me laugh. Thx, Anne.
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  6842. I love the way you talk about your mom ❤️
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  6843. So well done. Thank you. raphael nyc
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  6844. @ thank you so much. She isent built like my nigerians. She is finer boned. Crazy smart, super stuborn, super smart. All I know is I love her, she annoys me, chases me around and trys to steal the feed thats not for her. I spoil her and figure if shes the pain in my rear forever, i probably cant live without her. Her name is Goatie cuz she is!
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  6845. Cooler than cool! Wonderful!
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  6846. I had two sons who decided to have chickens. I tried to talk them out because they had not researched. End game: Five years later momma has chickens, boys do not. I learned about chickens what you’re telling me about goats - there’s so many things we don’t know about them - cuteness is not a reason to get any animal. I appreciate your video simply because I’m a sucker for baby anything. Recently I found myself contemplating a goat. Your video saved me! Thank you!!
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  6847. Top Notch Thank You
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  6848. Great things happen to great people, I'm ok with assuming it wasn't intended for the donkey. :)
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  6849. Thank you goo woman for trying to encourage everyone to grow their own food and medicine. Be blessed
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  6850.  @AnneofAllTrades  well, if you spent summer in West Texas and stayed there, you truly do love hot weather, touche'...nice to know you, neighbor..
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  6851. I just saw a short show on you n next thing i knew here you are. Beautiful desk n cubby
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  6852. That's awesome!!!!!
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  6853. Nice, I thought my house I purchased would take 6 months to renovate. 13 months in and I'm still work in progress. But I want it done correctly so I slowed down. Sorry the contractors were not qualified. Will be a blessing for you when you start to teach. We need to keep these skills and trades. Not just youth and muscle needed to do a job. It is very specialized work. Thanks, and if I ever make it that way, I would love to stop in. Blessings.
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  6854. So much wisdom in this video! Thanks for sharing!
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  6855. Thank you !
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  6856. ❤❤
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  6857. Awesome beast of a table, I'm sure it will serve you well! 👍🏾
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  6858. You are awesome !!!
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  6859. U. R. Awesome lil Lady..
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  6860. Very busy lady.beautiful goats.we had the same one.
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  6861. Just a small tip. The alpacas are less likely to choke if you place their food at ankle height. Gives them a chance to swallow before lifting their heads. That and soaking the pellets helps a lot!
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  6862. Great job nice project. I'm also a little hard on my self. Painted a ceiling for a customer last week I noticed an imperfection the customer walked in and was amazed at the job. Sometimes we are to hard on our selves. Anyway great work.
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  6863. Anne of all trades and a master of none, is still far better than a master of one. :)
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  6864. Love it! Thanks for all the useful info and fascinating science :)
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  6865. Not if you are normal. There must be something wrong if you can't take criticism.
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  6866. What a lucky cow she is beautiful and she already knows you are going to be kind to her.
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  6867. I would put a T fitting between the well and one of the shutoffs so you can have a threaded port for a pressure gauge just to see how fast and how much pressure it will build with both valves off. If it doesn’t build enough pressure to blow up could you then install a pressure tank for it to fill over time for use later? Just thinking out loud. Or install an elevated tank that it could slowly fill over time with an overflow to the pond. Then the elevation of the tank would give you the volume and pressure to fill the stock tanks out in the pasture without any pumps.
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  6868. Dear Anne, I just discovered you and so much of what you share is aligned with what I have also come to learn on my own journey which is so different from yours, and at the same time so complementary. You actually use some of the same language: scarcity mindset vs. joy (what I call "fertile" mindset)... The fact that you also went through fertility struggles prompts me to offer you my book The Fertile Path - How to regenerate yourself from soil to soul before planting the seed. I would be very honored to send you a copy for free if you let me know where I can send it. Lots of Love and Gratitude.
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  6869.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ok. Gotcha. I have read where chickens suffer more from to much heat than too much cold. As long as they can keep dry. Except for the chickens with large combs and wattles. My daughter had a rooster that lost his from frost bite. So she only gets the chickens with the small combs and wattles.
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  6870. @AnneofAllTrades  😁 just started getting it going
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  6871. Awesome but joint
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  6872. Anne? At 6:17 you say someone like you? WTH? From all the videos you post and the things you have been involved in, I would say you have a better handle on mechanics/electrical than most of the people I know. I can point to numerous people who only know one thing well... One can ride the stock market like a pro but has no clue how to find a spark plug let alone change it. One could swap an engine and have it running like it was new in a day but could not balance his checkbook to save his life... HuH... I WISH there were MORE people like you who cross boundaries like blacksmithing, mechanics, woodworking, remodeling, business, gardening, landscaping... Yeah, what we need is MORE people like you!
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  6873. Well done! Lots of good detailed info!!
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  6874. Awesome! Loved it
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  6875. It's not a failure, it's a prototype. :P In all seriousness, it's only a failure as far as creating something for this week is concerned. Companies don't produce good models right off the bat. It often takes several iterations and lessons learned before they come up with something that can go to production.
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  6876. Baaa Ram Ewe
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  6877. I think when people move out onto raw land and decide to set up a farm like homestead, they don't anticipate how much it cost to contain the animals. Animals naturally want to roam and unless you have proper fencing/corrals etc, they're going to escape. Maintaining those fences is expensive and labor intensive.
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  6878. There is a reason goats remained barnyard animals and not fully domesticated. It's poop. Goats make 3x their body weight in poop every 4 hours or so. And you can't house train them.
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  6879. The Lord is proud of you :)
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  6880.  @AnneofAllTrades  we also have lots of small visitors, haven't lost one yet :)
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  6881. Thank you for this great education.
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  6882. New to the channel and I love it already! Thank you for sharing with us!
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  6883. Loving all the helpers 😂
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  6884. Missed this. Nicely done!
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  6885. My garden is sited on a sun damaged area of my property that never grew anything. I established a food forest system and initially used pine shavings for mulch. Various weeds such as sweet clover, dandelion, sorrel and buckwheat grow as volunteers and I occasionally go through with a string trimmer to keep them in check. The garden plants thrive this way.
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  6886. thank you
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  6887. you have helped me so there is your one that has made it worth it
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  6888. fantastik
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  6889. for shame! 😋
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  6890. That loved lovely cat...
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  6891. a real woman!
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  6892. those traps! nice!
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  6893. Love this house
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  6894. Anne, you totally rock! Your videos are awesome, practical, informative. Your channel is my favourite 'Homesteading' channel ❤❤ No one is an Island and it is a huge mistake to aim for that, Community is key to success 🎉
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  6895. The chard reel was super funny. And I love chard. With vinegar
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  6896.  @AnneofAllTrades  Next time I do an antique tool, I'll try the citric acid. Thanks for the tip.
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  6897. Ok, I’ll stick to videos of goats. 😀
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  6898. You’re amazing! I love how you taught this. Now I know what to do.
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  6899. Anne You learned the way I did. On the job training. I didn’t know anything about framing or carpentry in general and joined a framing crew and started swinging a hammer. I’ll bet this build gave you a lot of confidence to tackle home projects and realize that any mistake can be fixed. Good luck with this new shop. I hope to see some interesting stuff come out of this shop in the future. And you have April in your corner so you’re Golden!
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  6900. I respect you.....nice....beautiful product...
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  6901. Free labor xD ahahahahaha
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  6902. The weight of the fruit is very apparent in our yard where there are several old apple trees. The apple harvest is enormous this year and one of the trees literally collapsed under its own weight and another split in half because of the weight of the apples. These are old trees on municipal land so its a shame no one was taking care of them but it taught me a valuable lesson and that you also need to manage older trees.
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  6903. Hmmm “harsh reality….”…it seems like a warm reality. I’m so happy you help people remember that community is the way. Great message
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  6904. I saw some British TV show on medieval castle building, and the carpenter on site was actually splitting out rough boards from logs using a series of smaller wedges.
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  6905. That is a very nice cabinet. The small imperfections and mistakes are what gives any hand made project its character and charm. Great video. Blessings to you and your family
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  6906. That chard video made me laugh so hard and I love chard. It was so funny.
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  6907. I built a garden in this fashion in the poorest rocky clay that was a pig pen a few years before. I used many layers of cardboard in the path and convered over with wood chipsfrom a sawmill. The beds i made with mostly store bought amendments. There were nothing good to put in there for free and didn't know about the logs and sticks. But it was super that year. Growth was impressive tons of tomatoes and peppers. All the fun I had doing it with my grandsons. For years that's the first place they wanted to go when i visited. Fond memories.
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  6908. Well said.
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  6909. Anne of All Trades thank you! ❤️❤️
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  6910. Use whatcha got! Love your channel. Really made me laugh with your homemade butter churner.
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  6911. Awesome build, nice work
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  6912. You certainly have my attention, excellent job! You make me want to be young again! LOL!! 👍👍👍😎🇨🇱
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  6913. Very well done video!
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  6914. Congratulations on your new babies
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  6915.  @AnneofAllTrades  ah that makes quite a lot of sense. plus i didn't realize that the fruit trees were grafted onto different root stock. Thanks for the helpful information.
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  6916. Farmers or people who spend time with farm animals have such a great way of talking sometimes. So direct but not aggressive
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  6917. My first try with spoon carving used a freshly sawn piece of dogwood.... phew...quite the journey..my brother laughed and said dogwood was used to create ball bearings for wagons back in the day...LOL. who knew...not me.
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  6918. Wow I feel the same way I live in the middle of a multi millionaire neighborhood. They think I’m crazy but are coming around
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  6919. For those in Australia that want a lemon grass that isn’t a weed, I advise Cymbopogon ambiguous, a native Australian lemongrass.
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  6920. looking good I know u will get it the way u want it
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  6921. "If you're going to goat, goat responsibly" is excellent advice. I have little personal interest in livestock husbandry, but this was a fascinating watch nonetheless.
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  6922. Thank you.
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  6923. Nice job! I like it!
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  6924. Great idea with using gutters to collect the rainfall for the chicken's water.
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  6925. Uh oh I think I got some sawdust in my eye. And what a beautiful chair!
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  6926. playing with spoons
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  6927. I loved the video, but I loved your closing even more! You certainly are inspiring me to support my dream and create more. Side note..I am a homesteader and a 'kevin of all trades' (more like a mad scientist/hoarder/repurposer) lol but my passion is woodworking and I wish someday to fully support our lifestyle and have my passion develop into a business. Thanks so much for continually producing videos that inspire, entertain and educate. It helps my keep my passion and my hard work driving towards my goal👍😎👍😎👍 "The dream is free, but the hustle is sold separately" Kevin
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  6928. Sorry to hear of your loss. I shed a tear for my Jack Duggans gone almost 6yrs now . Still the best ole dog.
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  6929. Let me say It for you, Praise God. Fantastic informative the video. You did a good job discouraging potential goat parents. Thank you for that. I had a rescue goat in Missouri. The Dolly Rama. She was wonderful. ✝️
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  6930. Great video, so interesting and chuck full of info. Love your happy animals!
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  6931. Wow!!!!!! Congratulations!!!! You did it!!!!
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  6932. 😂I don't like swiss chard either😂
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  6933. Aaahhh 🤣🤣
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  6934. We planted our asparagus 20+ years ago. We get it every year. We just let some goto seed, and it plants its self.
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  6935. And you didn't even mention the squeamish stuff, like getting all up in their lady parts to help birth a kid if there's trouble, then having to give it shots every day for a while to make sure there's no infection from your hands being up in there. Or disbudding should you choose to. Oh, and boys in a rut and pee soaked faces/fur. 🤣
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  6936. And she plays the mandolin. Adam is a lucky man to have Anne. Great work and I love the shop.
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  6937. Thank you for answering my question. I've only built things for myself and was only thinking about how I'd go about dealing with a project for another person. That you had free rein over the project never occurred to me. In the end, someone is going to be very happy with the bench, and that's all that matters.
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  6938. Anne. Excellent work. I really like the detailed joinery. Love the cat too!
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  6939. I soooooo love you Anne! You are amazing! God blessed us with you! God bless you! ♥️👩‍🌾♥️
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  6940. I love steamed Swiss chards, one of my favorite vegetables, but it doesn’t mean everybody should like it 😅
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  6941. Such beautiful work Anne !
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  6942.  @AnneofAllTrades  Awesome, feel encouraged to talk about my post and your response in your propagation video :)
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  6943. 62 lol
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  6944. all the weird mushy bits start to touch each other in a different way 😆
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  6945. COMMUNITY COMMUNITY COMMUNITY ... when will we ALL get this?
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  6946. Well. So much for my lawnmower idea 🤣
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  6947. That is one beautiful table you did a wonderful job
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  6948.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh, I guess I missed that part. The crust looked the thickest I have ever seen anybody make. But I don't have a pizza oven or even a stone, and this is the first pizza making video I ever watched with a wood burning oven. I did like your Tiki room, mostly because my friend who passed away would have loved it. He loved Disneyland and the Tiki room and also Gilligan's Island. I copied down your dough recipe, too. Thanks!
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  6949. What an awesome video!
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  6950. Thank you so much for this dose of reality. People need to understand that isolation equal darkness, unhappiness and eventual failure. God designed humans for companionship, interaction and life in a community. The US has lost its understanding of community as a whole and its sad. I'm happy for you in the successes you have found and the community you now call home. You're setting a great example for all of us.
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  6951. Anne, you are amazing! I thought I was ambitious, but you wrote the book! But, now you know that you're not invincible, right? Glad to see you have cut back a bit and you're trying to keep things in perspective . . . whatever that means. I don't want to discourage, I've been there, done that and it's not easy, but we all come to the place where reality and the truth sets in. How we manage this is an art and takes a lot of humility. I've learned that if I'm not enjoying my life, somethings wrong and I have to slow down and take another look. Years from now you'll see clearly, but for now it's hard to be sure. God Bless you and thank you, because you're helping other people too. ❤
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  6952. Thanks for adding the realism. My favorite channels for woodworking include mistakes struggles and "I wish I would have done it different". I know when I do projects I have those too. If I replicate any projects I can look to avoid those mistakes!
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  6953. Great job, ladies!!!!
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  6954. Am I crazy for wanting to make my own honey too?! Ahhh!
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  6955. Don't act surprised. Act like you knew it would work. Which you did of course. Professional at work.
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  6956. You are so strong Anne and the School Of All Trades will be so awesome. It will be a place that impacts/changes lives...
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  6957. All I can say is WOW!!!
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  6958. heart u :)
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  6959. In germany people think of donkeys as stupid. This is so far from the truth! Just because they are more cautious as horses they are not stupid at all. Their ancestors lived in the mountains not in plains. So they do not gallop away from danger but take care where to put their feet. If i had just a little farm i shurely would get a Donkey to live with me.
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  6960. Great video! Thank you for the heart felt message
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  6961.  @wenwren  with all her skill that could be totally true she is very talented
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  6962. Inspiring.  My shop is under storage junk.  This inspires me to get it back in order!  Thanks.
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  6963. Very nice....
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  6964. Oh my gosh this was so wonderful❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ can’t agree more!!!
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  6965. Deve ter ficado uma delícia!!! 😋😋😋
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  6966. Awesome video, 😀
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  6967. 🖒🖒😚😚🙌
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  6968. I had a goat. Once! Never again.
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  6969. thank you Anne and Daniel for all the practical knowledge and explanations!!
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  6970. 1000 degrees huh? Bet it doesn't take you long to look at a horseshoe either! Glad you are restoring the truck.
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  6971.  @AnneofAllTrades , okay, I'm in 6B. Thank you. I agree with many good principles that do carry across climates. Thanks so much for the great info!!
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  6972. If a dislike poped up, it was an accident, I love pizza so much.
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  6973. Thank you for such a good reminder video!❤
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  6974.  @AnneofAllTrades  I agree with you, a full one would be kinda ridiculous
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  6975. to make a home you most first build a house. #MOM
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  6976. 08:45 Me, Me, Gimme that kid! 😢😢😢🙏🧓
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  6977. I hated this title but I loved the video! I've had goats for many years and do today as well. Started out with Alpines in the 80's along with one Nubian. I've milked Holstein cows with the Mennonites, had my own Guernsey cow (fabulous milk) and drank warm cow's milk squirted straight from the teat (5:00 a.m. in the milk parlor can make you hongry) but nothing compares with the wonderful flavor and richness of my Nigerian Dwarf goats. You did a very thorough job of presenting the world of goats. Every goat and goat shepherd thanks you for this loving presentation. May His best blessings be yours this year. I'm south of Nashville myself and I have the same coyote traffic regularly pass through nitely. My Aussie's take care of us.
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  6978.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you.
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  6979. I don't have the patience to use hand tools when power tools are available, but for some reason its relaxing to watch other people do it on a video. (Maybe because the process time is compressed) There's my random thought for the day.
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  6980. You are so cheerful!
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  6981. Well done ladies, well done!
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  6982. 15:55. lettuce and alyssum actually require light in order to germinate, they need to be surface sown, just mist them in ( a very light mist) don't cover with soil. If yours germinate it's because the light still got below the soil (maybe fluffy soil?) and hit the seed enough to wake it up. P.S. I never bother planting lettuce seed....just let some plants go to seed every year. Totally lazy!!! If I want a new variety, start indoors in a recycled salad mix box (nest 2 together, poke holes in top box) sprinkle seeds on top of seedling mix, place under lights, mist daily, will germinate in a few days.
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  6983.  @AnneofAllTrades  Sometimes, there's only so much you can do. This time of year, we'd be putting flymasks on the horses. I've never tried to stick one on a cow, but something tells me the cows aren't liable to tolerate it.
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  6984. did you know thomas edison made 200 failure before creating the lightbulb, around that number...mistake are just part of the making. thanks for your honestly, and personally i enjoyed it more than ever because of that. big hug from quebec canada
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  6985. Thank you for honesty ! Inspiring to our family
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  6986. Great work!!
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  6987. So true we need inspiration and incentive to work not fear. We are playing into the very hands we try to avoid when we feed our fears. We all will die one day. Accept your death and no conspiracy theories can scare us.
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  6988. awesome!! bees are really cool!!
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  6989. Thank you #SaveSoil #Consciousplanet
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  6990. Great friends great project
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  6991. That thing about touching soil increasing serotonin seems very plausible. In fact, not only does touching soil increase my mood, it makes my skin feel really, really good. Better than any skincare product I've tried. I bet touching soil is good for you in much more ways than just those too. I wonder, could soil be used as a local treatment for skin disorders? (assuming there are no open wounds, obviously.)
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  6992. Ugh I so wish people would consider this. My son works with reptiles and this is such an issue. Tortoises live up to 150 years? Who is going to care for that tortoise or any of your other reptiles that live very long lives. And of course all of the other things Ann is speaking to here. We must be conscious of these issues when we choose our animals.
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  6993. PS on Swiss Chard: Even the critters don't like it, at least in my garden.
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  6994.  @AnneofAllTrades  I understand, in the 70s it was free if you bought seamen from them and the seamen was only $1.50 to $3.75. Times have sure changed
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  6995. Your animals love you back
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  6996. It is very good video great information
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  6997. Lady! Thank you! You are amazing!!
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  6998. I eat goat at a Somali restaurant in town sometimes. Very good meat when stewed. I’d probably have goats for the meat.
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  6999. I have never seen a tiny donkey pulling a tiny cart before!
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  7000. I thought I'd go check out some of your older videos. Your carving skill doesn't surprise me, but dang you are a skilled person! Cool trick with the rope hold down.
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  7001. so true about asking for a helping hand
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  7002. Great intro!
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  7003. Brilliant video. Thanks
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  7004.  @AnneofAllTrades  Ah nice one, that makes more sense, I had it in my mind it was something left in between the boards. Thanks!
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  7005. so true, when I put vegies in my belly, where it is hot and very damp...they decompose quickly...just sayin. : )
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  7006. Keep up the good work...
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  7007. You all are awesome 👍🏻🥰 and your mom is blessed ❤
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  7008. Awesome trellis, would love to do a bunch of those!
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  7009. 1 - hundred! perfect!
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  7010. Nlce
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  7011. Ya'll, don't forget to make friends with your local university / state extension office. They will have a wealth of resources like this you can use.
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  7012. nice job. :)
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  7013. Cool project anne! Nice spot there in the woods and the sun!
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  7014. Anne! Yes!! Thank you for making this video and speaking this truth! I definitely feel a bit homesick seeing all my sweet friends there and seeing Dolly's new calf in those first moments. The way you narrate your journey here really touches me and I am celebrating with you the beauty and richness of the choices you have made! Much love to you all! I look forward to seeing you all again real soon!
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  7015. Woow
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  7016. Congratulations
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  7017. I HAD ONE OF THOSE TOMOTO PLANTS GROW ON A FENCE IN 8 FOOT TALL GRASSES, THE FRUIT WAS FAB.....
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  7018. The only thing that I can recommend is to check the weavers conventions and forums, as they actually do love unspun fleece. Many modern weavers love to make yarn themselves. But ofc, there not that many people who do it. But there are people like that, and they often complain how hard it is to buy fleece. It is not something that will break you even, but just feeling that your work is not in vain, can sometimes be at least fulfilling.
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  7019. Nice work Anne
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  7020. This is one of the best videos I have watched
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  7021. It is always hard losing a 4 legged member of our families. So sorry?
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  7022. So good to see another left handed person be able to work without looking "different" and also to use either hand when required. Most right handed people never use their left hand for anything.
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  7023. This was great
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  7024.  @AnneofAllTrades  YES! I was only diagnosed at 36, 3 years ago, and I feel like if I was diagnosed earlier, my life would probably look a lot like yours. I am relieved, though, to have my diagnosis now and have made strides in my well being, I call it a midlife glow-up instead of crisis, lol! And it was really thanks to an online service like Better Help to get me there.
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  7025.  @AnneofAllTrades  His name is "Howdy?! That's awesome!!!
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  7026. I let purslane and lambs quarters grow in my garden so I can harvest them to eat. FREE FOOD!! Nutritious food! They also create ground cover around my plants.
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  7027. Great video ❤
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  7028. Good video Anne. Thanks.
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  7029. Anne of All Trades I'll have to do that! Thanks!
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  7030. Excellent video. It's great watching those cute goats with you doing all the work.
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  7031. Rang that bell and hit the like.
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  7032. I absolutely ❤ how you explain the process and guide me through! Thank you so much! THIS IS 🪙🥇!
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  7033. I'm in TN also I set my garden up the same way beautiful garden
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  7034.  @AnneofAllTrades  that’s how I mow my grass 😂😂💡💡wait that’s how I do everything that gets completed. I think I’m on to something thanks Anne I’m suddenly inspired (until something catches my attention 😂)about how I do big projects that are almost always painful to finish if it gets finished 😂😂. Keep up the great work.
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  7035. EVERY THING YOU SAID IS SPOT ON.
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  7036. As always, well done.
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  7037. 😊👍👍👍👍
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  7038.  @AnneofAllTrades  That's awesome, I have a 52 I'm getting ready to start working on .
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  7039. Humans are the dominant species on this planet because we cooperate. We are deeply, profoundly social animals. To attempt self-sufficiency is to reject what makes us human.
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  7040. Years ago pigs were always used for clearing woods in the UK. Some landowners are even renting goats to tidy up the land. We don't need modern machinery every time just a look in the history books.
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  7041. I wish my health would allow me to join a community like this. I will have to settle for my suburban yard garden 😔
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  7042. and now I'm hungry!
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  7043. Love your videos. Several years ago I worked at an army airfiled installing runway lighting. The surveyors working with the earth movers spent days walking back and forth across the field setting the grade with satellite connected survey equipment. Forms were set and double and triple checked for level with lasers. The surveyor came back the day the concrete was being poured and I watched him get down on his hands and knees to eyeball the forms to make sure they were level before they started pouring the concrete. Hilarious!
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  7044. excellent guys!
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  7045. Nicely done Anne
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  7046. 99.9% correct but if you don't plant sweet corn seed deep enough, the exposed nodal roots can be detrimental to both growth and yield.
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  7047. Good on u it takes a humble person to take accountability and many never will.but thank u for not just posting n then *poof*right or wrong it's just out there forever la-te-da oh well...like a lot of influencers did or will do
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  7048. We love the pill shaped pupils! 10:46
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  7049. I have tractor made by that same company!
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  7050. Good morning Tim and my son Liam here from New Jersey. This was a great content video on your simple garden. My mom was sort of the same way she like to do this with her gardens. Thank you for taking the time out of your day to make this video God bless have a great day be safe enjoy your week
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  7051. "Plant a bunch more fruit trees that way the pain will be dispersed." 😂😂😂😂😂 That was legit funny. I LOL'd good.
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  7052. Thank you so much! This is the best video about donkeys I've ever seen. Best of luck in all you do.
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  7053. Very cool thank you!❤
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  7054. Oh that my failures were as beautiful as your's...
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  7055. Anne of All Trades, will do Anne,
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  7056. LOL,,,
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  7057. Anne, thanks for showing your process with the mistakes and successes. It is so important for people to realize that mistakes can make us better if we are willing to learn from them instead of giving up. I love the animals. Life would be so much less enjoyable without my furry companions. Keep up the great work. :)
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  7058. "Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently." ~ Henry Ford
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  7059. Apparently Marketplace is like IKEA; some assembly required.
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  7060. Thank you for always being real and acknowledging that life can be hard, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally as well. May I be so bold as to lift you and Adam up to the source of all comfort and may He fill your hearts with His peace that passes all understanding. ❤ 🙏🏻
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  7061. Even though we are the same age, I wanna be you when I grow up :D You absolitley rock!
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  7062. how have the youtube gods not shown me this amazing channel for so long :)
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  7063. I just love seeing you methodically build stuff.
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  7064. 🖒🖒😙😙🙌
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  7065. The wagon trail awaits. Nice work!
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  7066. Thank you for showing me how to make a whiskey cabinet you do very good wood work Anne
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  7067. Great video Anne. I love learning along with you, and love your videos. And I love when my mis-information can be more correct. ❤ Your farm is wonderful and your viewers seem loyal. Great job. We need each other. PS ... I also get shy for not wanting to mis-inform others. Much Love ❤
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  7068. WE all have those days, and if you do not do it everyday, you will need to pratice
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  7069. Super casual
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  7070. Two awesome woman!
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  7071. 🤘💪🙂👍👏
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  7072. Thank you!!! Very helpful and sane advice to some who may be inclined to move too impulsively!!!!!
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  7073. Mandolin play would be good too! Keep up the awesome wood working!
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  7074. Great video!!!!!!!!
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  7075. Oh look! The cat has an emotional support human!
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  7076. Moved from Tacoma to southern Indiana in 21. Got 4 sheep and 3 goats last summer. I've watched my goats analyze how to get out of the fence. They're way smarter than me 😂😂😂
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  7077. hehe, F hole, hehe... Anyways great to see a dream completing and hearing a nice little tune at the end.
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  7078. nice farm
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  7079. ​ @AnneofAllTrades Thanks for coming back to me. I really would like to see a video how you exactly do it and what to take care of. Thanks in advance!
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  7080. Behind every clever woman is a really lucky man...and a happy cat! Love your work too!
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  7081. Because you care, that makes you super cute and adorable.
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  7082. Well, now that’s refreshing admitting to making mistakes in the garden. I suppose that is how we learn and become better. Great video!!! 💙💚💛🧡💜 Liz
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  7083.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yes, and yes!
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  7084. You are a doll!
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  7085. This is one of the best reasons to subscribe.
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  7086. So, cute, thx
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  7087. Love your kitty...and your project description
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  7088. Love your farm... and of course the the clips you upload... I wish to visit a farm like this...
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  7089. Really great, high value video! thank you
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  7090. Beautiful chair and I’m very sorry about your puppers.
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  7091. Such handy information. Thank you very much!
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  7092. I wouldn't mind being a barn animal if Anne takes care of my home!
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  7093. Don't trust contractors as a rule.
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  7094. paw paw is interesting, didn't know it even existed for 30 years, then a lady at work asked if i've had one, she was from WV, me NEPA, it's neat to know more about it edit: love the energy, it's great!
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  7095. 👌😘
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  7096. Love those cattle wire trellises!!!!❤❤
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  7097. Name: Forte
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  7098. Dude the peach tree , LOOKS AMAZING !!!
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  7099. Love your neck warmer love your videos nice shop 🐈🐈🐈🐈🐴🦙🐓
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  7100. Thank you!
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  7101. Great use of reclaimed wood
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  7102. Im obsessed with your Deluth Trading fox bibs!! I hope they are as comfy as they look.
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  7103. Great video, I'll be trimming my young trees this weekend : )
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  7104. Thank you for standing firm regarding chard!
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  7105. You are awesome 🤩
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  7106. Love it.
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  7107. Thank you for the inspiration. Well dome and many thanks.
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  7108. Chamomile, poppy, alyssum, celosia.... some of the tiniest damn seeds you've... never seen.
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  7109.  @AnneofAllTrades  Mints, strawberries, and many more. Missing one in the long line of tiny seeds is fine. After all, you'd think pampas grass would have a large seed since it can get so big.... but it's not. After all, an oak comes from an acorn. And planting too deep... an acorn will root at the surface. All my pots outside can prove that LOL
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  7110. Such good information!! Gracias
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  7111. ฉันดูวีดีโอและเรียนรู้ช่องของคุณ จาก Thailand
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  7112. You Rock! You got me moving, instead of over researching. Thank you for removing the confusion and intimidation!
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  7113.  @AnneofAllTrades  great thanks!!! I just started to learn how to make those potions. I didn’t know until I saw your video. Thanks very much!! I started another “lazy garden” in my property!!!!!
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  7114. My friend has 4 billy goats and neighbours said "At least you can use their milk" 🤣But she's a horse farmer so they have a great life keeping her horses company and eating stuff the horses can't eat. They did however eat her roses!
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  7115. I thought I wanted a donkey 😊 I’m not a good option to have a donkey 😊 They are awesome animals and I’m envious of people that have them because of their unique usefulness. I can’t even get the cat to come eat on time 😂😂😂
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  7116. You are an inspiration. Thank you.
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  7117. amen. your video was informative, real and I love that it’s about community and helping other in a world that tells everyone it’s all about them their desires, the me me people. thank you
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  7118. Very nice job Anne. I say that not as an expert critiquing your cabinetry, but as a rank amateur who now senses greater understanding and confidence since watching your video. Thanks so much for sharing this project.
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  7119. woooow
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  7120. I for one am very thankful that you are real and do what you love and share that with us, because you dont have to be there and be kind but you do. Your videos help me get through my day and moments/hours when i feel lonely and i get to learn so much! I physically and psychologically can't watch all the people on social media that pretend everything is just peachy all the time. So thank you. Also im sorry about your hand I know this video was quite a while back at this point and you're doing much better now but I'll continue to pray for a full recovery for you!
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  7121. Inspired. Thank you.
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  7122. Very nice work, I've never tried mortise and tenon joints, not sure if I have the patience...or the skill lol. Me and my wife have an agreement...I do the rough, she does the finishing work. 😁
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  7123. YES!!! We're getting our goats this spring...can't wait to start to make homemade <3
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  7124. I just found your channel today! Love your transparency /and getting people to get excited about gardening and a better way of life. Youre an awesome inspiration ... I'll be trying your raised bed idea vs what weve tried over the years! Super jazzed . I will use what we are doing now to when I move to my 8 acres in North Carolina 💚👩‍🌾
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  7125. That table is absolutely gorgeous!! She's going to LOVE it! Good to know that your cat isn't a coffee lover. haha That reaction was precious!
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  7126. I loved this video Anne. One must always be held accountable for facts we share. I deal with it daily, as I work with young children, and they never hold back. I will have to state due to their being gardeners and growing some of the food they consume, swisschard pizza is the most requested pizza. I serve it, by request, at least twice a month!! Go figure!!!
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  7127. Love your work, Anne! ❤ You make me smile!
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  7128. Amazing project. Beautiful design and execution.
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  7129. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  7130.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm certainly learning that now. Took me a few years of only being able to grow spotty bermuda grass though.
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  7131. Jeeze...You are Very Impressive! Your talent in so many subjects is incredible. And you are DEFINITELY NOT "lazy"! Love your videos.
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  7132. Oh my goodness! I love babies of all species so cute!!!
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  7133. Drain rated pipe is certified and tested by the EPA to be BPA and leach free. This stuff is no joke.
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  7134.  @AnneofAllTrades  No disrespect intended, My parents were the farm kids, but it's something I heard in passing. Sounds like you have done much more research than I have. I am impressed with the job you have done since the move. I should have known better.
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  7135. Love your channel ❤
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  7136. I think perfection is overrated and easily edited in. Let’s see the bumps and goofs, much more interesting.
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  7137. Great job girls!! Keep at it.
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  7138. you're funny but seriously try putting chard on the grill after putting a little olive oil on it and sprinkle with salt after. only way i can eat it but eat it i can
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  7139. My HOA sent an email threatening to fine us for a chip drop if we didn't move it. We bought several plants, sunk them pot and all, into the chips and emailed them to tell them it was a berm, which it was. We just took about 3 months to get it all planted. They don't like our house color either. Further threats have gone to spam. We manage to get around 50 lbs of coffee grounds from You Know Where, each week.
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  7140. Great Job Anne!
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  7141.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for responding. If your friend ever trims an older fig tree, please ask him to have someone make a video and post it on YouTube. I loved his patience and explanations.
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  7142. “Drinking some slug bait” 😂😂😂 IFYKYK ❤❤❤
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  7143. Lucky if u choice good friend.
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  7144. Awesome Anne! Absolutely right...you need to utilize both power tool and hand tool skills to get things done. Keep making dust...
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  7145. 10:50 the other interesting bit about their pupils is that they stay horizontal as the head moves around
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  7146. Love the little pizza! You are wonderful and I look forward to your videos.
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  7147. nice shop
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  7148. Super jealous 👍🏼👍🏼
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  7149. Nice truck, from Argentina!
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  7150. A long, hard road! But ultimately well worth it! You and Adam can be proud of what you have accomplished. Have you approached any of those sponsors who dropped out in the pandemic? I think some of them may actually want to jump back into your wonderful world, especially when the school opens.👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  7151. Sweet video 😜
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  7152. such emotion in the final reveal ! awesome build
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  7153. Wow… this is so inspirational! Thanks for sharing your experience and gently reminding us community of likeminded people is where true forward movement can be created!
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  7154. Wow! You have every reason to be so dang proud of yourself and all that you have accomplished, despite all the setbacks.
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  7155. Great vid awesome ! Keep them going..
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  7156. Alsome lady you are.Love all the folks who are not afreid of hands on. Thanks
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  7157. You live a beautiful life. God bless you and yours
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  7158. Looking forward to it! ... (I think I have a hunch at what her favourite jumper is :D )
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  7159. Go Girls. Great Video!
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  7160. So true. I think, you helped me with this video with a big decision I have(had?) to make. Thank you so much.
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  7161. Awesome chicken house
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  7162. Such a lovely moment @ 5:10 🙂
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  7163. Yes Thank You for explain my fruit trees need a good hair CUT hahaha 🌴🌴 LoL 😂😂🤣🤣😭😭
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  7164. What a wonderful message! Thank you for sharing your experiences and epiphanies.
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  7165. ->Still want a goat. But I won't because I am not prepared to care for their needs right now. I have a lot of space , but there is so much more to it.
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  7166. That square dance says it all in my book!
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  7167. Anne of All Trades oh ok, that makes sense. Thanks for taking time to answer my question. I love that you show your mistakes.
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  7168. I am so sorry for your loss. I am praying for you. miscarriage is hard. The thing that has helped me through mine is The hard shows how much your baby was loved and desired.
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  7169. Great job!keep it up!
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  7170. Very cute, and very hard to care for. We have 4, and NO VET in our rural area will touch em.
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  7171.  @AnneofAllTrades  We have to shear ours, too. THAT is a tough day! 😀 Thank you for being accurate AND honest. And a total sweetheart A+ Homesteader. Wish I had a daughter as clever & lovely as YOU.
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  7172. Wonderful video! Thankyou!
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  7173. Annie, you're a breath of fresh air. I'd love a friend just like you. 😊 Greetings from England.
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  7174. I'm sorry for your loss Anne. Rest In Peace, Abbey.
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  7175. We all fail sometimes. On my best piece I’ve ever created I had to scrap both original end tables and start over because I messed up on the last piece of joinery for the carcass. I had 4 months of weekends into it at that point. It took another 8 months to finish, but I was glad I stuck with it.
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  7176. Прелесть, красива и с руками.
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  7177. Love your animal, They are so cute.
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  7178. You made me hungry hehe.
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  7179. Thanks for all this info this was just what I was looking for. Thanks for going through all the hard work for the rest of us.
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  7180. I’m going to remember the term “minimal viable product!” Perfectionism gets in my way on a daily basis
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  7181. Love this video the most so far. Just started subscribing a few months ago. It's impressive that you returned to bee keeping after that one "very bad day."
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  7182. Few hundred, ha ha ha 😅😅😅
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  7183. Honey I’m 72 and I can’t tell you how many trees Ive screwed up not knowing what I was doing.
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  7184. If it poops or eats, I don’t want it!
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  7185. "Excuse me sir!" XD
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  7186. I found my new favorite channel ❤😊
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  7187. Self sufficiency is the goal! But like Anne says, it's not actually attainable. High energy, highly disciplined people, might get close for a time, but we do actually need other people, at least for the things that they provide.
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  7188. Thank you for the clarifications. Your videos have been extremely helpful and inspirational.
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  7189. Watch out Internet Ann of all trades is blowing up.
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  7190.  @AnneofAllTrades  - I’d fly out from Boston for that. I’ve learned a lot from you. Thank you for your easy to follow instructional videos. Been slowly working towards creating my own wood shop out at my in-law’s orchard in Vermont. Yours and a host of other woodworkers’ content has been extremely helpful for this wannabe woodworker.
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  7191.  @AnneofAllTrades  - Just sitting and waiting for the announcement! 😄
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  7192. Nice job ladies!
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  7193. Michael of all trades, a master of many. New sub, added to my The Solutions playlist 🤝🍁💪
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  7194. I love your truck! Ihave a 1954 5 window, installing a ls3 engine! And I have a car lift!
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  7195. Anne of All Trades gotcha! I’d do the same
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  7196. I think you may be in a good climate to grow water hyacinth, which will help aerate and filter your water…
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  7197. Rigby!!
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  7198. Anne thank you so much for your time responding to my question. I will definitely look into it!
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  7199. First
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  7200. Anne of All Trades I sure hope so! It’s a surprise
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  7201. Super
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  7202. you do a wonderful job and are up beat always fun to watch.
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  7203. ❤❤❤ Amazing
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  7204. LOVE !!!! Who is the one troll that 👎 this great video ?
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  7205. Love her. Great build. The only thing I was hoping for is for you to actually build the pizza oven yourself. But we all know you are a very busy young lady. And as you said in the video you have your reasons on why you went with the pizza oven of choice. So inspired
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  7206. You say chard, I say silverbeet, we both say DISGUSTING 😂
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  7207. awesome job
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  7208. Wonderful video! Loved the braying comment section, and all the fun critter facts on top of great gardening inspiration. Thank you!
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  7209. I love Anne!
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  7210. Jon Perez must not have been very good whiskey! Lol
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  7211. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  7212. Thank you so much. This message was beautiful and encouraging in such a divisive and negative time. Love your channel!
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  7213. Was already debating about which 3d printer to get, now I know, thanks! also you're a very intriguing person, subbed ;)
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  7214. Vraiment top À bientôt
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  7215. très belle réalisation !! bravo de Belgique ;)
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  7216. Bravo et bon courage pour la suite à bientôt salut Jeannot 🛠😉
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  7217. Anne of All Trades i wasn’t knocking your choice, only given you my opinion. I used a golf cart for awhile, don’t get me wrong there fine on small stuff. Then I found a used four wheeler then trade again and ended up with the used side by side. I like it for all the jobs on the farm. only wished I could drive it on the road to the feed store. 😂.
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  7218. I was only 6 weeks along when I lost my second baby in June of 2024. All I can say is I am so sorry. It’s really hard and super important that we process and talk about it ❤
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  7219. Not sure how you popped up on my feed, but glad you did. You are an inspiration to so many. Yes, we need each other to survive and truely enjoy life. Doing everything alone is lonely and hard. You are also the vision that many feminists have of themselves although they could never do what you do. Much like us men who think we're Superman. Glad you and your husband found your calling. Will be watching and praying for you guys. May God bless you and the family.
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  7220. Those nails look so cool!
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  7221. This was very enjoyable to watch. Yes I won’t be getting a donkey but keeping chickens is definitely my thing. 🙂☮️✨🇦🇺
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  7222. Wow, what an amazing farm!
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  7223. Awesome job! Mistakes? Shhhhhh..... Just happy accidents. 🎨
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  7224. I love this
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  7225. Their poop is easy to clean up, anyway
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  7226.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks so much for responding! I'll look forward to hearing why I shouldn't buy a pet pig. 😄
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  7227. Well said! Humans cannot and should not live alone. We need each other. Throughout human history, living alone was not a safe option. And living adainst this basic instinct is a great risk not only for failure, but a threat to our mental health. Science has prooven again and again that isolation and the lack of social bonds are responsible for the increase in mental health problems. By the way: The distrust and fear Americans feel for their own, self elected government worries me. If you don´t like it, vote dor someone else. But this basic distrust in your own elected officials could make it very easy for hostile powers to harm your country. And a strong government is the only thing that can support and protect you from selfish billionairs and reckless corporations. I just heard that hurricane survivors are afraid to accept help from FEMA. Because malicous rumors have been spread. So heartbreaking.
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  7228. My grandparents used to use fake eggs made out of gypsum.
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  7229. Hugs hugs hugs !!!
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  7230. Que hermosura de trabajo . Alto nivel en carpintería.
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  7231. my favorite wood finish is two parts boiled linseed oil and one part turpentine.
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  7232. The hand drill was a nice touch. I have my grandfather’s drill from the 1950’s. Love it!
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  7233. And what a beautiful cabinet! Great job.
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  7234. I've Remembered Helen Reddy Song "I am Woman" and you are that "Woman"
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  7235. Nice
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  7236. Thanks for all the tips.
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  7237. I must get a goat.
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  7238. Amen , a cuple months before planting I do 2 layers of construction roll paper with 2" mulch over it, or 3" compost w 2 inches wood/leaf mulch. Cardboard contains toxic glues and glosses so is less recommended than pure paper.
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  7239. 👍
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  7240.  @AnneofAllTrades  okay then i misunderstood a little.
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  7241. This woman is a revelation to me in a sense. Over the years my mind has wondered how and why different weeds have appeared at different places at different times? This woman has opened my eyes 😊Will
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  7242. Thank you for your humility. I can’t agree more Chard is beautiful and tastes like poo.
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  7243. Thanks for sharing 💜
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  7244. Great content! Can't wait to check out more videos!
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  7245.  @AnneofAllTrades  Hi Anne thanks for the reply. Yep early evening when it's nice and cool is the best time, but my comment was for anyone not understanding your comment really, but hey us gardeners have to stick together. Stay Safe over there, Barry (ENG)
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  7246. Thanks for your transparency and for clarifying your position on these issues as well as your experience and reasoning behind some of these videos.
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  7247. Just. Freaking. Amazing.
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  7248. I think the technical term for that hand made oak fire thing is a "pokey stick". Pokey sticks can be whatever you find on the ground, but the best ones are crafted.
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  7249. Anne, I love your channel, but I stand by my comment about Swiss Chard. I eat it raw on sandwiches. It is delicious—better than tasteless lettuce that needs salad dressing!
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  7250.  @AnneofAllTrades  We retired here to get out of Bellevue, which had become too, too full of itself. Anyway, be well and keep on keeping on.
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  7251. Nice video, unusual to hear an American say Cheers :)
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  7252. Love the sweatshirt!!
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  7253. All this in a year!!!  Just watching this wore me out!
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  7254. I have to wonder why people thumbs down this? I no understand!
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  7255. You are just ✌🏻......!!
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  7256. Baby goats are very popular with Hispanic immigrants for cabrito.
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  7257. There is a 100% chance that I couldn’t farm pigs for pork. Once I get to know an animal, it’s all over. They are my pets for life.
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  7258. I love love your videos…just found you and I’m so glad…you are very entertaining..beautiful, sweet, and soft hearted…🩷🩷🩷
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  7259. Hahaha! You and your Bam-Bam club! 😄❤
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  7260. Moist? adjective slightly wet; damp or humid. Similar damp dampish steamy humid muggy clammy dank moisture-laden wet wettish rainy drizzly drizzling dewy dripping soggy sweaty sticky claggy
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  7261. hermoso trabajo, felicitaciones
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  7262. This is so helpful. Also, and I mean this as a compliment, you look like Mary Tyler Moore!
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  7263. Great update! Sorry to hear your contractors disappointed - unfortunately, that's more the norm than the outlier. Sadly, you need to closely monitor anyone who works for you.
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  7264. Carrying all the packages in one trip, sacrificing pinkies—yes❣️ You’re one of my farm heroes! Th for sharing your joy!
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  7265. Hi Anne. Sorry. I wasn’t trying to complain. I love your channel. Very refreshing to see so many different projects. Please forgive me. And thank you so much for sharing. God bless
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  7266. I just "discovered" your channel. What a great source of valuable, clear, and concise insights for an aspiring homesteader! Many thanks!
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  7267. Good job girls!
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  7268. You are incredible with your animals. Absolutely incredible ❤
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  7269. A happy 🐔 is a happy 🥚 😃
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  7270. Absolute Quality! 👍
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  7271. Thanks!
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  7272. Great video!
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  7273. Pretty cool process to watch, thanks for sharing this
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  7274. What about winterkill cover crops? I live in Zone 3 so most of them are winterkill actually😆
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  7275. Fantastic, once again, the problem wasn't as big as you were resourceful, methodical, reasonable thinking, wins the day, Happy Motoring!
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  7276. 👍
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  7277. With an e
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  7278. HOA sabateur ❤
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  7279. persnickety. New word
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  7280. Dang, that bandsaw is huge!
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  7281. This had lots of helpful tips and useful information. Thanks! And, yes, guineas are the loudest birds ever... they never shut up! 😂
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  7282. Awesomeness! Another fantastic project and video.
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  7283. Yay! I have for years observed the weeds in the yard. The weeds change and I have noticed how what they provide is beneficial for both grounds and people.
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  7284. I New subscriber 🤝🌺
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  7285. A spring well of information and wisdom, thank you! It rings through that you speak from experience.
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  7286. ❤❤❤❤
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  7287. 31:30 lmfao i kept saying that when i watched it( right before this one)
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  7288. I just found your channel. I’m so happy to have found you. You are an inspiration. Sending you all the good vibes! ✨
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  7289. well done. My buddy has what is the magic window, which allows long materials to be managed in his shop. when I built my shop, I took into consideration, things like how high is a sheet of plywood corner to corner, what if I want to wash the floor, where will I keep special things for later projects....outdoor power for the welder, a hot water spigot for outside... hurricane strength galore... now I am living up near Cashiers NC. I will soon be building a new shop up here. I am excited again...
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  7290. Hermoso trabajo. Buenas herramientas y un conocimiento caval de la carpinteria hacen magia.
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  7291.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you!
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  7292. @AnneofAllTrades  thank you so much for the feedback. It will be given to goats only as we don't have cattle at this time. I was able to use your link to locate the ash and minerals. The one issue i am having is the chaff haye near me. The shipping is double the price of the haye so I am trying to find an alternative that I can get here at my local ts.
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  7293. Good morning everyone!
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  7294. I feel so bad for what happened to so many people, businesses, etc because of the shutdowns. Total devastation. But it seems God had a bigger plan for you. I am in awe of everything you all have done. A true testament to hard work, perseverance and dedication!!! God bless you as you push forward!!
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  7295. mmm whiskey :)
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  7296. like the video ! <3
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  7297. “Well, we tried. We’ll try again later” Then the music and victory! This was awesome! I have older Dexter cows I bet would let me if I was smart about it. Yay you and Temple Grandin. Ryan Rose the horse guy too
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  7298. Anne of All Trades how could I not? I love the stuff you do, and the old tools (:
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  7299. I think this is a wonderful piece of work - and you ought to be proud of it! All this and, was that a bottle of Lagavulin in there...? My favourite malt - excellent taste too. Best aye!!!!!
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  7300. Wonderful
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  7301. 🙂👍🏻🐐
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  7302. I've just subscribed. Awesome work, keep on doing please. Hugs from Hungary 😊
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  7303. HI FROME JEROME IDAHO
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  7304. Can’t wait to see it finished and WE KNOW YOU WILL! So happy with your progress
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  7305. Lovely Anne, all of it.
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  7306. Ein interessantes Thema. Danke für's zeigen. Grüße aus Deutschland.
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  7307. A year of great work. can't wait to see this next one.!
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  7308. That peach tree is amazing! I love the way you garden.
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  7309. We live on a mountain ridge and have lots of silvopasture... thinking about getting goats to cut back some of the brush :D
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  7310. Here in Wisconsin on my little acreage in 2007, I contemplated, goats. Goats or sheep was the question for me. I keep sheep. My niece keeps both on her 80 acres and they both have their place. She also has guardian dogs. Love your video. Lucifer, Ha! ha! ha!
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  7311. Darn you!! I’ve been sick with a stomach bug and my ribs and back are so sore from being nauseous. When you defended Swiss char you cause so much pain. Intense pain, from the uncontrollable laughter you caused. It was worth it.
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  7312. Baby goats are the funniest little creatures as they bouncing and pounce all over the place. Very cool and congrats on the new kids
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  7313. I was very moved by this thank you
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  7314. I subscribe to April’s channel she’s awesome !
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  7315. you are awsome.
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  7316. Thank you!
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  7317. Annie thank you for your knowledge
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  7318. awesome, who knew you could get donkey kibbles :-)
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  7319. I don't know how many comments I've made on fearmongering survivalist threads to the effect of; if you want to survive get to know your neighbor.
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  7320. Great job you guys
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  7321. Thank you for bringing this up since I've been thinking of bring my new family into this life. I will definitely bring this up to her.
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  7322. Anne, your openness and honesty is so inspiring. So sorry for your loss and so grateful to find your channel and feel your gratitude, hard work and kindness. Sending you both lots of love, prayers and hugs.
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  7323. The prices of the electrical equipment never came down to the prices of 2019 sadly..
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  7324. Yeah, the fact is we can all do this in our 20's -40's, reality says our body's get worn sown and no one should be or will be doing this life style in their 50's -70's.. ..im 65, and barely able to garden....but I love self sufficiency , as long as possible.
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  7325. First time at your channel. You are a bright light!
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  7326. First video I’ve seen of yours, looove!! Also your mannerisms remind me of Miley Cyrus a bit, also looove haha. New follower here :)
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  7327. AWESOME!!, I like the old skool approach, nice!
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  7328. Wow! I loved your video. I wish I knew more about trees and plants in general. Great job. 👏👍🙏😊🤗
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  7329. Very informative thank you !
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  7330. very cool as always!!
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  7331. Excellent, nice to see and I also agree with you on Marks ability. Kudos to you both.
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  7332. I am SO HAPPY that I found your channel. I want to do exactly this. Thank you
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  7333. Thank you ❤
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  7334. I loved SO MUCH in this video 💜 INSTANTLY SUBBED 💜 BEAUTIFUL GARDEN 💜
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  7335. Très bons exemples de coupes au vert 🍊🍑🍇
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  7336.  @AnneofAllTrades  lol I jumped the gun.
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  7337. Super quick update. Based on THIS video, I just hopped down into the shed and knocked up circular saw stand for my new battery power unit. I LOVE IT. It an alpha unit (I'm in software and software testing, so we do Alpha and Beta releases...) BUT I HAD A GO! And I impressed myself. The deck is sloped (out by 3-4 mm. Sorry, I don't do feet, inches, fractions, but as we say in Australia, it's 15/10th of bugger all), the hole for the blade is too long and too wide, and I forgot to leave width on the deck for the motor, but it holds the saw flat with the blade in and, most importantly, IT HAS A HOME! I've got pencil marks all over the deck now, for the Beta version. :) And maybe the release version will fit onto a French Cleat wall I'm yet to build in a cabinet I have (I am frightened even thinking about a table/site saw....) I just wish I could add a photo. I know it's an Alpha, and absolutely NOTHING compared to what Anne builds, but I'm just that proud of it.
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  7338. I just wan't to mention, I didn't notice your hair till you said something, even then it means nothing. You are who you are, don't mention things you perceive as flaws. Most of us would never view you in that way. Your a teacher of sorts, an educator, that's why we are here.
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  7339. So true. Goats are a pain.
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  7340. Anne, if you keep tracking my interests like this, I may have to start worrying about stalking :-D I may or may not have started building guitars (mostly electric) so I could acquire a collection of tiny thumb planes, slotting files, fretting saws, radius gauges, string height gauges, Iwasaki files & other cool tools & jigs from Lee Valley/Veritas, Stew Mac, and LMI... (Seriously, if you've never used the Japanese Iwasaki carving files, you should check them out. They are remarkable tools.) Clyde
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  7341. ADHD 😂 66 and recognize myself there. Lazy is A LOT of work 😂😂
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  7342.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thankyouu,they are so cute :)
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  7343. OMG! I'm hungry LOL!!
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  7344.  @AnneofAllTrades  okay...You're "Old Fashioned"!! LOL
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  7345. I had a neighbor that had a few goats. Both of us were very glad when they sold them. They caused absolute chaos.
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  7346. thank you Anne . what a busy young lady you are good for you .
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  7347. I’m learning so much for your channel, thank you! 🙌
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  7348. Donkey poodles!! - Arms Family Homestead
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  7349. Belle video bravo salut Jeannot 😉🛠
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  7350. Great video. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to your next video Recipe ! Thanks for sharing ..
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  7351. First! Good morning, Anne!
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  7352. Cool!
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  7353. Great job
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  7354. Wonderful episode! Thank you
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  7355. Fun stuff. Looks like you have English weather over there
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  7356. Kitty was like mom..."that does not look like me"....lol
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  7357. I hate to admit that it took me way too long to realize you were dressed like a conductor at the beginning of the video! (I did realize it before any proper shenanigans began though, so there’s that!). Love to see all the stuff you get up to, so please don’t stop annoying your husband! (And probably everyone in your general vicinity!)
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  7358. That was a quote from the 60's.Lol Rock will never last!
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  7359. Thank you, very good to know information.
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  7360. Good stuff, keep truckin
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  7361. Absolutely fascinating!
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  7362. Thank you for your resilience and advice. ❤Wonderful❤
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  7363. Thank you for being honest. I am truly grateful for you. You have inspired the next chapter of my life.
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  7364. One of the best endings in a video.
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  7365. Congratulations
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  7366. Hello, Anne (of All Trades). I stumbled onto your channel totally by accident (I was looking into how to raise Beefsteak tomatoes in the desert). One video of yours lead to another, then this one on your update of your hand. I felt I should share my personal experience. In 1977 I broke my right wrist. I was a musician (guitar, violin, banjo, etc.). My family doctor took x-rays and diagnosed that there was no break. Once the pain and swelling left, I went to work again. For the next six months after the accident, the pain would come and go... Finally I went to an orthopedic surgeon who took another set of x-rays and said that my wrist had broke and grew back in a bad way. I would have to have a bone graft. He said the cast would have to be on for a year. I remember breaking down in tears when I told my mom. For a musician to have a sudden stop like that is considerable. I can relate to your difficulty in finding a big question mark in front of you .. Fortunately (and miraculously) I got it off in four months. In 1982, after doing session work in the L.A. area and in a very promising band, I saw that the business had an ugly side when it came to agents, record companies. I didn't see it in my best interest and I put the guitar down for 29 years. Forward to 2011. I had been busy raising a family with eight children and home educating them in the process while keeping a full time job (my wife was too busy with the home, and cooking three meals a day from scratch). Well, one of my boys asked me to teach him Classical guitar. I hadn't picked up a guitar for almost thrity years. I discovered that I could not hold a pick; although I found I could still pluck the strings in the Classical style. Now, back in the business, I play the electric, banjo, and my guitars with my fingers.... I am sharing this in reference that in your staying in the ring and not giving up, you will modify your approach to guitar and even if you do get back to holding your pick, you will have branched out and gained some new insights and skills in your guitar world. Should you not be able to hold a pick (as what happened to me) you will adapt and still come through with flying colors. Your song, "I Lose", is not the case. You will lose, "if" you give up. But I don't see that from you. This is a valley, and everyone has them in their life. They add depth, perseverance, and spunk when you keep on keepin' on. Remember, the trees you plant have to push down their roots to sustain themselves; and to hold them secure when the winds blow. Hang in there, young lady... and I'm sure you have a wonderful family to keep you going on. Never forget that they are your primary focus. I put my guitar down for 29 years to be as close as I could to my children since the day would come when they would grow up and leave. I don't regret it at all. In the end, I gave up a promising and fullfiling career in music that I had trained for from my youth. But my wife and children needed me more than my music. Sorry for the length, I hope you don't mind me sharing. My best to you & yours! :)
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  7367. There's that truck again!
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  7368. Wonderful, but here in the Atacama desert of Chile, we have had ⅜ of an inch of rain in the last 48 months. Watering is essential. That being said, I do most of what you do and it works here too.
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  7369. @Anne Of All Trades keep up the great videos Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year's oh you will get that school done have faith PS hello from East Tennessee
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  7370. “Little jerk Jeffrey!”
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  7371. 😂😂 u crack me Up!
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  7372. Another nice video. Keep inspiring.
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  7373. That cat is trying soooo hard to pet itself...lol
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  7374. Very interesting …
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  7375. Excellent video. Shit happens, you learn and move on. (Love the cats.)
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  7376. I miss square dancing. Wow! I need to move to TN. Wow, I made my life harder on purpose too.
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  7377. It's really pretty. I will take it!
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  7378.  @AnneofAllTrades  Amazing! I really enjoy watching…….it’s vicarious for me. I love animals but can’t have them. I am retired having weathered some pretty traumatic losses and just need to take care of myself and my husband. But I understand when you described your recent loss as going through “the worst and the best”. I truly get it and only people who have come through those dark valleys would understand. God bless you. Will keep you in my prayers.
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  7379. Yay! Dog back :)
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  7380. Looking forward to your next video.
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  7381. thank you Anne!!!!!!!!!!!
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  7382. Goat is used as a symbol of Satan. That wasn't enough of a hint?
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  7383. Thanks for the tips
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  7384. ❤Im so proud of you.🎉😂
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  7385. @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you so much for this--it's a big help. 😄
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  7386. Love what you do keep it up
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  7387. I'm rooting for your continued success!!
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  7388.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks so much for taking the time to leave such a detailed explanation! Nerdy reasons are my favorite kind of reasons 🤓
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  7389.  @AnneofAllTrades  Wow! Thank you so much for the in-depth and informative answer! You answered my question and then some :) I really appreciate it!
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  7390. Awesome project! :D
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  7391. Dahlia hoarder, lol
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  7392. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼👸🏻❤
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  7393. So sorry to hear of the loss of your precious friend. Sometimes loosing a 4 legged friend is harder than losing family. I hope that doesn’t sound heartless.
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  7394. Looks yummy
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  7395. Love ❤your donkey.
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  7396. Keep doing what you’re doing. Correction can be helpful if delivered kindly but ignore those expecting perfection who are likely far from perfect themselves. We are all continually learning.
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  7397. It looks so tasty. I could almost taste it... Keep on with your awesome projects. We'll be waiting here :)
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  7398. I needed your lovely positive energy! I have been thru a similar version of your challenge. husband is a former contractor so we do it all ourselves….as time permits. 9 years first house remodel, 5 on the second and now we’re embarking on our first ever build!!! I am not looking forward to it! But your energy made me smile! I’ve been in many of your same spots….it’s nice to know I’m not alone. (And FYI, we’re from MN and moved to GA in 22 building practices in the south are exactly what you show in this video. It’s atrocious….hubby goes anywhere and just shakes his head, how did that pass inspection???!?!?!) Which explains why we’re building our place ourselves….
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  7399. Good dogs are like children and even more so a good companion. My condolences.
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  7400.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you!
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  7401. SUPER 😍♥️
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  7402.  @AnneofAllTrades  I look forward to it. Thanks for the letting me know!
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  7403.  @HayMom8  that sounds amazing. Having a family on a homestead is one of the first conversations my husband and I ever had. Working hard to make it a reality 🥰
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  7404. dandelions are delicious.
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  7405. I'm so so sorry.
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  7406. Thanks!
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  7407. Great Video, so much important information. thank you so much.
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  7408. Thanks for sharing ❤
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  7409. That is absolutely awesome, thank you @AnneofAllTrades, like you said, Everything is figureoutable ;)
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  7410. Well said and understood! And like you I also admire his work, would love for my kids to have the opportunity to see his show in today’s world. I see too much of technology take I gotta over the simple pleasures of life, and believe that getting back to basics is on the horizon for many people!, regardless of what they need to get done!
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  7411. Suuuuuupeerb Villa ❣️
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  7412.  @AnneofAllTrades  You have the best of both worlds.
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  7413. YT put your video on my homepage and I’m grateful. 🥰
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  7414. Nice looking cabinet Anne! Thanks for sharing the video with us.👍😎JP
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  7415. 1:26 "a spoonful of sugar". Nice Willie Dixon quote there.
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  7416. Awesome message!
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  7417. Former market gardener here - you're absolutely right on the chard. We didn't sell chard or kale because I only believed in selling food fit for human consumption - that stuff is for the chickens and pigs. The label on our salad mix bags for retail even said "Local, Organic, and 100% kale free!" Thanks for the great content <3
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  7418. I love this channel ❤
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  7419. I LOVE COFFEE ICE CREAM!
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  7420.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh, I see. Good to know :)
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  7421. We use Halo GPS Collars on our cattle dogs. We have a 95 area farm and love allowing the dogs to be free.
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  7422. Awesome work Anne! 😃👍🏻🥕🥬🍅💩🍵👊🏻
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  7423. You two sure are a nice match, always complimenting each other and all :)
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  7424. Hey Anne, Music to wood to music, dance Anne dance! The circle dance of life. LOL!
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  7425. The ingredients for healthy soil are: 1: Use mulch. Mimic nature using lessons from the forest to inform how you garden. 2: Increase opportunities for microbiology to flourish: use compost and other organic matter to amend your soil and 3: Employ Observation, observe what your plants are telling you about your soil's health and needs, use new and improved soil tests to gauge the mineral balance within your soil, amend accordingly
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  7426. I agree at Swiss chartd is gross. In my coastal climate though it grows fabulous and looks pretty in the garden. I do use it for my worm farm after I freeze it. I am going to try it and protein milkshake.
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  7427. Multiple layers of weed fabric covered by mulch with newspaper laid first against the soil.
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  7428. Hiding the white boards is a great idea. I know that seeing the mass of what's ahead of me expressed like that is a huge stressor, for me. Having it available when I need to check, but not 'in my face' all of the time would probably be a big benefit.
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  7429. awesome
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  7430. Anne of All Trades okay I’ll settle for a piano then.
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  7431. Chard is nasty. Your short confirmed that sentiment is not rare.
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  7432. A LOT OF REWARDING WORK.GBY!
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  7433. This was really encouraging, as we’re in the beginning stages of our homestead.
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  7434. Awesome job Anne!
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  7435. Hi Anne. My son is a chemist. He actually uses your water ice and salt method to make his bottled sodas cold in a hurry. Great job. Really appreciate you and your videos. Thanks
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  7436. You’re a joy! Love your info packed videos!
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  7437. Good job! And absolutely! We all gotta learn somehow and your a very brave woman much respect ❤
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  7438. Anne, your response to "you're doing it wrong" is inspiring and may be the most important lesson of this video! Love that so much. Always a student, always learning, always positive <3
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  7439. I feel blessed to live in a time that gives us the best of both worlds. You can choose to homestead but have access to technology and a social safety net. Our fore-families didn’t have this luxury & I don’t think it should be taken for granted for a minute.
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  7440. You're 110% inspiring ❤
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  7441. Rugged individualism myth........is a lie....
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  7442. Aww Kid. So sorry for your loss. [[[HUG]]]
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  7443. I’m watching this again and did you say “garlic bilbo baggins”? 😂 I hope you did.
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  7444.  @AnneofAllTrades  😂 I love it so much. Side note, I hope these mushie overalls come back in stock someday 😭
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  7445. Nice work Annabelle!
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  7446.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thx; I'll look for it.
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  7447.  @AnneofAllTrades  you're welcome. Thx for the info🌞
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  7448. I let my weeds grow and keep the microbes in tact until I get ready to grow my veggies. So listening to this video is not only inspiring, it’s refreshing to know someone else has put this much thought into Gardening. Thank you for saying things that need to be said in an imperfect world that is really perfect.
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  7449. I love that you have a sense that of humor with this. Every podcaster /youtuber I watch on a regular basis occasionally finds out something they said may have been incorrect. Also, people take jokes or opinions way too seriously. I enjoy your videos and wish you a great new year!
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  7450. Nice cabinet, nice contents too. I approve.
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  7451. ❤
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  7452. Nobody should get any animal if its not for life, theres , not yours. Its just not fair, know what you are getting into.
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  7453. This is so awesome. Thank you.
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  7454. Spot on ! Shalom!
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  7455. Informative without being preachy. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  7456.  @AnneofAllTrades  That is, of course, personal preference, but the wibbly wobblyness of the filter which warps the background in a very unusual way, makes me much more uncomfortable (like sea sick, ok these are few seconds shots so not a tragedy) than a shaky camera. Otherwise great video. Thanks for sharing your insight.
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  7457. Thanks!
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  7458. I came across one of your videos last night, and spent the past 9 hours binge-watching one after another. I grew up on a farm like yours and the animals WERE my friends. It's 40 years later, and I am back on the same land, but without the animals and only 1 barn is still standing. I didn't have the benefit of Temple Grandin's books to help me understand why I am the way I am. That path of discovery began after my dad passed away 2 years ago. I had to figure out why the rest of my family wouldn't accept me for who I am. Dad was the only one who didn't try to change me into someone else. I think he knew I was different, and that's why we moved to the farm and got all the animals. None of my older siblings really cared for the farm or the animals, but they were everything to me. I miss them, and I miss my dad. I do have my dog, though, and my garden, which are just about all I have the energy for after a full day at work. Anyway, I am thankful that I saw your channel. I will definitely check out your website. I figure I can "go back to the good ole' days" vicariously through your videos. I truly appreciate you sharing your adventures with us. I am also glad your cows are ok. We didn't milk our cows. They would have torn us to bits. The cows were for beef and the goats were for milk, and that worked out well for us.
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  7459.  @AnneofAllTrades  How can I not be envious! He is an American treasure.
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  7460. Don’t get a goat until you read this: A Jew comes to Rabbi and starts complaining about his life: - Rabbi, my life is so hard and I'm so tired. What should I do? - Buy a goat. - What? I have a wife and seven kids and we all live in a small apartment and there is no possibility to keep a goat there… - Just follow my advise. In a week the Jew comes to Rabbi again and starts complaining about his life even more: - Rabbi, I followed your advice and now my life is much harder than before: the goat stinks and makes more noise than my wife and seven kids! What should I do? - Sell the goat.
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  7461. There's only one reason to get a goat and that reason trumps any reason not to. They are tasty. The trick is to name them after how food tastes or foods texture. For example, name your chicken Crispy. 😐
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  7462. This is the attitude and content that deserves more eyeballs. Thank you for showing us how to learn and grow, both figuratively and literally :D
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  7463. My favorite part of this video was when she said she had to make a trail to get back there with a machete
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  7464. Do not let people decide if things are right or wrong. You have a unique style of gardening that most likely suits your personality. This will help you find success in almost anything you do and more importantly here to your garden. I personally welcome all weeds in my garden because it is the easiest for me. I use anything I do not like as chop and drop mulch. Then the other so called invasive types for living mulch between my rows or even between my plants in the rows. Keeping the ground covered is very important and they do this naturally without work. Plus they had biomass and a food web for all the life that exists outside. You can provide your crops for them if you like:]
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  7465. Awesome thank you.
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  7466. I wish I was nearby to be an apprentice. Seems like a potential opportunity to train someone and get help with the tedious parts of woodworking.
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  7467. Thank you for sharing your thoughts & knowledge with us 🤩👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️
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  7468.  @AnneofAllTrades  oh cool! I’m in the Mission ❤️❤️
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  7469. Im going to refer this video when people tell me they want goats / awesome video
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  7470. I am so sorry Anne. You are amazing!
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  7471. Cool, I think I'm seeing a "Anne of All Cooking" channel! Nice to see dreams coming true.
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  7472. Thanks for sharing you experience. Yeah it's an illusion that you can homestead by yourself only. Even well organised, it takes a lot of time. Then when something that wasn't anticipated shows up, you get overwhelmed so easily. For the moment, I only manage the chores of housekeeping and gardening, learning when I can, doing sports. Days go so fast! Can't imagine myself homesteading alone. Moving is out of question because of family. Well, we'll see!
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  7473. Great video Anne, Especially like the signatures of the hammers used.
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  7474.  @AnneofAllTrades  😂 didn’t know I’ll check it out! Used to keep fish, thanks for all your ideas!!!!
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  7475. Wow, you girls are awesome. I salute you.
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  7476. You really need to make some merch with your awesome spoon design chalk sketches.
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  7477. A friend brought me a dump trailer full of wood chips earlier this summer and he dumped it for me in the back of my property out of the way. It’s been sitting out there for a couple of months and the pile has diminished in size significantly. I haven’t “stirred” or “turned” it, but I had high hopes that it would break down for me over time. Is there anything special you do with your mulch pile to speed it along? I’d love for this to be beautifully composted mulch by spring.
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  7478. Thank you for this video
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  7479. Awesome!
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  7480. 5 seconds of viewing….. i love ya! Share the chores!
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  7481. yessss
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  7482. Great tips! Thanks for sharing!
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  7483. so it looks like my guy & i will NOT be getting goats—at least not for a very long time!! i’m still trying to manage scaling up our vegetable garden production, and we don’t have any livestock animals. definitely a lot of work & research to do before we’re ready to bring in any other little lives ❤
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  7484. I LOVE GOATS! I was saved from a milk allergy as an infant by a local goat that supplied milk for me!
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  7485. Dear Anne, I really appreciate your channel and your wonderful videos!! I also think you are one very talented and beautiful woman! Your husband is a very blessed person!!! ❤🙏👍👋
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  7486. Well played and well done! I will be doing one of my own to show off my scotch that I got from Scotland on my most recent deployment. Thank you!
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  7487. She is such a great and super friend. If there was a Friend of the Year Award she would get it.
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  7488. we love Farmer Jesse!!
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  7489. I took your advice and transitioned my beds! Put compost, dried leaves, pine shavings from the used duck's bedding on my raised beds, got the lettuce garden going, brought some herbs inside, topped my strawberry plants then piled leaves and pine shavings around their pots and on top of them. Thanks for all the great information and cute goats. I'm in Hermitage TN. Howdy, neighbor
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  7490. Alpaca poop also can go directly onto crops/plants without composting first.
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  7491. Wonderful and thank you
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  7492. Thank you for posting. ❤
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  7493. That cat... 😂
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  7494. I admire your attention to detail. Wish I had the patience and skill for dovetails. I just do box joints on everything 😂
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  7495. better than pocket holes :p
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  7496. ensen89 Wait I use those too sometimes 😩😂
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  7497. pizza and fresh veggys oh my this is going to be awsom and then some keep up the great post.
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  7498. :)
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  7499. Carson is a very lucky guy. I would love to geek out about gardening with you. I take a very similar approach and after 3 years I'm hoping for the best year yet.
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  7500. I found your channel and really need to get something done today! Binge watching Anne of All Trades: naming Willey, hurting your hand, and starting gardens. Wow love this channel. You do so much, getting up off this chair now! ❤ Ann of a few trades, Minneapolis (I can relate to the cold, snowy video)
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  7501. Your name says it all! Is there anything that you can't do? lol
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  7502.  @AnneofAllTrades  Mousellini that is a great name. He looks like quite a character.
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  7503. Nice!!!
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  7504. Your forever farm looks amazing! your very lucky! great content. thankyou for sharing!
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  7505. I also used to think chard was gross but when cooked down, it loses its bitterness. The leaves are tastier than the stalks. But if not cooked down, they are gross 🤢
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  7506. i want friends like this!
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  7507. Congratulations, you are awesome ✨
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  7508. Great video thanks for the work
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  7509. Too cool. Way, to go
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  7510. Very, very cool! I love learning traditional skills and hand making things. I really enjoyed this video
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  7511. awesome, you two are amazing!!
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  7512. You would be a great addition to any group of people that wish to have a small community something similar to the Amish but more geared to self-sustainability. But with the benefits of electricity and Technology. Books don't teach on hand skills. But a starting point to develop them.
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  7513. Milk Dud backed that thing up!😅😅😅
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  7514. Nice video Anne! Thanks for sharing.👍😎JP
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  7515. Hello, i just found your channel and am going to watch your videos. Thank you for all the time you take to make your videos. Have a happy day!
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  7516. My goats actually love lemons, although they weren't enthusiastic at first but they kept coming back for more! I believe what you say about goats knowing in some way what kinds of foods they need to complete their diets!
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  7517. I agree. Weeds help maintain the moisture level. They create nutrients for the soil. And they help prevent erosion. We need the variety of species provided by nature. We have to stop using weed killer and these genetically modified crops that eliminate variety from our diets. Genetically modified crops have caused the variety of grains and vegetables to disappear from our markets because farmers have to choose the best seeds for the highest yield regardless of the quality of the crops produced. A lack of variety is unhealthy for everything in our food chain. This is why it is so important for us to have regulations in our markets and stop using capitalism by itself to dictate what food is available. I'm not suggesting to do away with capitalism. I'm saying that we need to have some laws which all for smaller family farms to flourish and compete against these giants. We might have to break up some of the large corporate farms, or just prevent them from buying up all the smaller farms around them. People will buy poor quality food if it's the only thing available to them. But if given a choice they will choose quality and variety.
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  7518. I will definitely never get alpacas Anne. Thanks for the insights.
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  7519. Girrrrllll!!! I’ve been addicted to, err, I mean subscribed to PicThis for a year now!!! I ❤ it!!
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  7520. I actually like the stuff you do because you don't claim to be the expert, just that this is the way you do it and it works for you. There is usually more than one way to do something and the best way to do it is the way that works for you. I know this doesn't help with ideas but just watching you do the things you like to do and the way you do them is enjoyable. I pick up little tips from you just about every time I watch because like I said everybody does thing a little differently. You never know when your going to see how somebody else does something and like it. That's what I like about you and your buddy April. I started watching because of your carpentry projects but I just like your spirit. So basically any project you do because it's what you bring to it not what you do. So anything you build, fix, make just film it, you never know what you can get a project out of.
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  7521. Anne of All Trades ....Woodworking school day one...sharpening. Day two.....accurate measuring and layout
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  7522. Oops, I meant studder
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  7523. Is there anything you dont do well I'm very impressed
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  7524. I too will be hanging art in front of a service panel for a friend/client of mine. nicely done...
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  7525. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
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  7526. Amazing looking desk! You did a great job!
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  7527. I love “Goats are really great at inventing ways to die!” I always say they know 100 ways to try to commit suicide. Mine all are still alive and well in spite of themselves, and I love each one dearly, even Dragon Queen Dinah, and I love their milk, yogurt and cheese. I also am always up for a good challenge and learning experiences, so goats have been right up my alley. And baby goats are the cutest thing God created.
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  7528. Great job, yes friends are always good helpful.
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  7529. Ur farm boot is one of my favorites not from the farm but from 30 yr tree climber U've done a Super job with building Ur stylish spectacular comfort boot
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  7530. Can’t wait to meet them 😅
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  7531.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks! 😊
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  7532. Awesome ❤😊 thank you Anne!
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  7533. never getting a goat, but this is SUPER interesting.
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  7534. Yes they are pricey. I watched a video where he converted a regular box and just add a few flow frames witch is a lot more affordable. I just learned about them and when I seen your video I thought of them.
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  7535. Olá Anne, tudo bem? O YouTube me sugeriu esse vídeo, e por sorte eu acabei assistindo. Que projeto lindo! É mágico ver como você se dedicou em cada detalhe para que no final surgisse essa obra prima. Parabéns!
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  7536.  @AnneofAllTrades  cant wait to see the videos you do at the new place as you set it up to meet your needs.
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  7537. LOVE the cat watching the printing! So sweet!
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  7538. Nice build Anne. Thanks for the video.
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  7539. If you get obsessed with absolute perfection you would never complete a project. Best to learn from your mistakes and incorporate those lessons in new content/projects
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  7540. God did not create us to live in isolation. He created us for intimate relationships with others AND with Him. I pray for all those who feel lonely to seek after Him and other like minded individuals, and you will find peace and solice
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  7541.  @AnneofAllTrades  interesting thanks for your insight.
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  7542. Very cool video!
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  7543. If no one has said it, you can be grateful and sad about a situation at the same time. Life is a balance, I lost the use of my dominant hand for almost a year. It was hard, and it was painful getting back to where I wanted to be, but it did happen and what I couldn't do I figured out work arounds. Know people are praying and sending good vibes.
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  7544. Refreshing and to the point. That's it. There's no need to be a survivalist out on your own and there's no need to set up a commune. All you have to do is move out of the suburbs into real rural life, near a village where there already is a community. It's that weird place where we all say hello to each other. Thank you!
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  7545. Thank you
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  7546. I didn't hear most of what you said... I was too distracted by the shop kitten. Now all I want to do is get one of those myself. And build a shop. Not sure in what order.
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  7547.  @AnneofAllTrades  the dropseat overalls. freaking. genius. thanks for the reply and code
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  7548. Check out beehive wall shed. Back when I was a kid one of the neighbors next to my grandparents had according to him it kept the bees from getting frozen in the winter time he also insulated by storing hey don't remember how. I know that is something I should be messaging instead of in comment but I just don't know how
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  7549. I love watching Ann, she's a blessing to all gardener's, especially myself. I love planting, but I am new at gardening 😂
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  7550. Great video full of so much knowledge. No one can be totally self sufficient with out help and encouragement from other people.
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  7551. Thanks, this was a very useful video.
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  7552. im in Tennessee also! im gonna try to buy some of your products. well done!
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  7553. Absolutely beautiful to hear your story. And here you are, teaching others. You are an inspiration, for both young and old. Keep up the awesome work that you do. Cheers!
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  7554. Instructions unclear, Black Phillip now visits my kids every morning.
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  7555. I love your honesty! From Australia! Want to let you know you’re not the only one that has lost faith in some of humanity. I work full time and trying to renovate a four bedroom home on 1/3 acres. No long trust to many people.
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  7556. Right on. Nicely done. : )
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  7557. With the knowledge I have now, I would have done it differently back then! This is a much-heard excuse! It shows great strength when you admit mistakes! My appreciation for you has only increased! Thanks for what you share here over the years! Know that it is appreciated! 😇 Now let's hope that the algos of youtube appreciate that too? 🤭
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  7558. Thank you for all that you do to share your experiences with the public the positive and the negative. God bless you and your loved ones and your animals.
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  7559. That's one bad ass chair! Great work!
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  7560. Perfect video for me, I'm going to do this at the end of the month! Thanks!
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  7561. I've got a Stihl 661 magnum with a 36 inch bar and let me tell you that dude is HEAVY, but there's nothing else that can get through these 3ft stumps like it that I've used. That being said I love my little Ryobi electric 18 in. I use it more often due to convenience. You also make a great point, once there's a problem with an electric it's essentially back to the manufacturer, but I've cleaned many a carburetor.
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  7562. Rennaisance woman!
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  7563. Jeffrey: the problem child! ❤️ the tomato hack to propagate more plants. Zone 7a: had first real garden this past summer…still have tomatoes in December. You’re such a great teacher and a joy to “spend time with.“ Thanks for sharing and caring! 🤗
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  7564.  @AnneofAllTrades  No need for explanation lol. I obviously like the work which is why I subscribed.
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  7565.  @AnneofAllTrades  Been subscribed for a while now. Keep up the great videos!
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  7566. We had milk goats (and chickens) when I was young. They loved eating the nettles off evergreen branches from the forest behind our house.
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  7567.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you for your time and kind reply.
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  7568. So exciting!!!!
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  7569. Go, Anne, go! 🚲
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  7570. Beautiful work Anne.
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  7571. Proceeds to show how cute they are.
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  7572. Great video! Thank you! You really have important information to share! Nate Muri from Garden like a Viking channel teaches the JADAM methods as you showed creating various fertilizers will be farming in Tennessee one day. He’s also an amazing teacher so I will share your content with him! He’s helped farmers with aerated compost to turn the farmland soil from chemical filled to a natural state. I make different nutrients but learned a ton of stuff from you this morning! Will save and share with Others! Thanks again!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🩷
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  7573. Excellent thk you
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  7574. My understanding about pruning fruit trees is that some fruits do better with a vase pruning ( such as Peach) and some do better with a central leader ( such as apple) but you hear all kinds of different things so Iwon't swear by it.
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  7575. Anne, thanks for sharing that things aren't always perfect. Looking forward to your solution next week!. Love the tuxedo cat, my ex 'kept' mine who looked a lot like him. I'm watching this and the more vocal of my two fur-kids is demanding that I pet him, Right Now! lol.
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  7576. Those are some lucky Hogs.
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  7577. I like how you concluded….good video !
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  7578. Eat, fart and poop (fungi)! Are you sure about that? Thank you for showing the grade to the barn, it's exactly how my "plot" will be. Yours might be a bit more sloped than mine. Thank you for sharing the laughs and smiles too.
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  7579. I have a 38 year old Donkey called Charlie I have had him since birth, his mother died in childbirth, he is deaf now and going blind but still happy and contented, I dread the day when he dies , he is a huge part of my family and is a huge character, all the neighbours love him and they all spoil him when they drive past they stop and make a fuss. I would have no issues getting another donkey but as I am no longer young I would not want to take on the responsibility, Donkeys are the best farm pets large or small.
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  7580. Awesome Job
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  7581. 🤘💪🙂👍🚜
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  7582. that spoon is really cool anne.
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  7583. I scrolled down to say what you just said!
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  7584. Epic! 👍
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  7585. Beautiful little table, great build as always! Love the cat at the end.
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  7586. I am so glad I found your channel. So much great info. Thanks!!
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  7587. I just wanna say that this video is awesome! I love it❤❤❤
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  7588. Amen Sister
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  7589.  @AnneofAllTrades  My grandpa's brother was a cabinet maker for anheuser busch. Another family member did the horse shoes on clydesdales. Bit of history I'm learning about!
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  7590. Someone actually suggested to me to get a goat for my lawn. I decided against it because I've heard that goats can be problematic. I don't want to deal with that.
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  7591. Thank you for the reply Anne
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  7592. Grest ideas thank you❤
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  7593. Those Steaks look dellllliiicciioous.. Im coming over for din din...
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  7594. Anne thank you. You are changing lives.
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  7595. Potentially saving lives too
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  7596. just started a small one. leaves , greens, a few food scraps, coffee grounds.... then more of last falls leaves ' stroke ' interfered with clean up... watered the layers with rain water... covered for now. i live in the woods so smell is no problem if it occurs.
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  7597. 👍🏻
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  7598. That is insane how much water a cow drinks in a day...
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  7599. Kool
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  7600. Reba is a gorgeous red head 🐄
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  7601. I've never subscribed so fast! Wow! Good for you, Anne.
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  7602. Thanks Anne. Im looking forward to trying this with my next piece.
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  7603. Good, Very Good
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  7604. Love this. Thank you Anne
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  7605. The video worked, my landlord gave me a hard no on goats.
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  7606. You and Adam are an inspiration - thank you for caring enough about all of us out here that you share so much of your joys and the oys! I know the sadness of loss is still fresh, and I’m glad to hear you lean into the joy that was a part of that pain. I can only imagine how happy you felt for those weeks with your baby girl. Sad for you to have to go through this and hoping the best for you both. And yeah…oddly the best ad placement ever?
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  7607. Your transparency is endearing. Thank you Anne. Great song! 🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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  7608. I just marvel at the time I have got back to spend in my garden, rather than spending that time just pulling weeds since adopting natures method.
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  7609. Must say you are an amazing carpenter!
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  7610. Respect
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  7611. HAHAHA! Just finished video: WE HAD AN AFRICAN (Conga-Bonga) AND CHINESE WHITE (Lucy-Goosey)!! Not kidding, saw MUCH larger predators move on, I’m assuming thinking that aggressive geese just weren’t worth the fight to them.
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  7612. Really enjoyed your video! It is easy to understand and follow the reason to prune. Live the seesaw and parasail examples
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  7613. Fabulous information Anne and Daniel 👍👍
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  7614. Very cool. I like it.
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  7615. Very encouraging and entertaining ❤❤❤
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  7616.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh, thank you for all that information, I appreciate it. ❤️😎
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  7617. Watching you MAKES ME SO YAPPY!!!!! I just came across your video looking into advice about soil. Born raise in NC mountains now in Florida, I love plants!!! So yes, I'm grateful for finding your show. I am about to go plants some new food... 20 mins ago. 😂😂😂😂😅😮 I will subscribe
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  7618. Omg...
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  7619. FYI I know I subscribed to your channel before, but I got on this video, and it showed I was not subscribed. I resubscribed! Not sure why it kicked me off. Hmmmm
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  7620. Great build. Thanks Anne.
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  7621. If you goof balls can build tiny house, I em gun to build one, thanks!
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  7622. Completely agree.
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  7623. Cheesy video! Awesome!
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  7624. Babies are so cute ♥️ happy Easter to everyone ✝️🐇🙏🇨🇦
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  7625. 7:38 I’ve heard a pig farmer say that pigs are like dogs* in that the floppier their ears are, the more sweet natured the breed. One of those girls can barely see past hers at a run 🥰. I think it’s a really good sign if a large animal parent/trainer has animals that are excited to see them & happy to stay with them over something like food or following their own species. 18:38 salt the earth so nothing can grow under the fence & you can undo it later with clay, compost & charcoal (volcanic if you can get it) * in his opinion
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  7626. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I totally respect you for your relentless growth and continues growth and resilients ❤❤❤❤
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  7627. Not a failure......just completion you are not satisfied with! Love your Cat!
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  7628. Amazing
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  7629. Awesome video, Thanks, Mrs. Anne and Mr. Adam!!
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  7630. My sungolds came back too this year without replanting this year, too!! Love them ❤😊
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  7631. You couldn't pay me to get a goat!
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  7632. sweet!!
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  7633. Fantastic and inspiring! And... making me hungry. :)
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  7634. Nice diffent angle of April
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  7635. I think the cat wants a dovetailed litter box.
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  7636. Great video! This is my first time watching your channel, and I don't have anything to add other than I appreciate how informative it is! This comment is mainly to appeal to the algorithm gods to help bring the attention to your channel that it deserves. I'll be back for more.
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  7637. "There's lots of things I love to not leave here", is one of the cutest statements I've ever heard.
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  7638.  @AnneofAllTrades  Good for you! Keep the fun foremost!
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  7639. ALWAYS GIVING US ALL THE TIPS AND TRICKS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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  7640. I love pigs.
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  7641. You just solved all of my problems! Everything you mentioned is currently growing in my yard.
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  7642. Nice video Anne! Thank you for sharing it' Have a great week! 👌👍😎JP
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  7643. Great video. Love your willingness to talk about real life being made of trial and error. Also - I think your cat is feeling left out. :)
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  7644. Very nice garden and farm.
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  7645. Anne I don’t see failure. I see you working out a concept
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  7646. After watching the piece on goat eyes I watched Star Wars episode I and realized that the Viceroy totally has goat eyes.
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  7647. So dope!
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  7648. Omg…I’m old, like really old…but 60+ years ago I had a goat for 4-H. Now we had a steer and chickens, but my mother originally put her foot down “no goats” but oddly my father said who only believed in animals for food,…”oh let her have a goat, we have so much brush it could clean” So I got a goat, yes a single goat, but another 4-H friend got my goat’s sister. So we had Bubbles and Wiggles, Nubian-French Alpine crosses. I loved Bubbles, she was hysterically funny, she was definitely my pal. First…she turned her nose up at any brush in the back of the pasture. Then one warm sunny late afternoon, the doors were open I was laying on the living room floor reading …apparently Bubbles escaped the fence and ran in the house apparently to find me, I looked up and there she was standing over me with my mother screaming …get that goat out NOW! My mother had no sense of humor. I got ready to go to college and well my mother gave Bubbles away, but I never forgot her…she was such a fun little girl I always said I would get goats when I was older, …well it never happened…but still loved them. Thank for sharing your goats. Looks like you have Great Pyrenees. My friend has a non profit to rescues them.
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  7649. Thank you very much ❤
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  7650.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you very much 🦋❤️
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  7651. When you’re in your little room and you’re working on something good, none of it’s really good and you’re gonna need a bigger room!
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  7652. Interesting and informative, Thank You : )
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  7653. Great peel! The product of tenacity, skill and devotion to your craft. Greetings from across the Cascades in Lincoln County, WA.
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  7654. You won't be sovereign in your spirit if you're not sovereign in the flesh. Love you, Ann! I literally work all day on my job, the come home to my garden, wood craft, making fishing lures, canning, making hot sauce, fermentations, drawing, airbrushing, and blah blah blah! I can't watch TV.. I must utilize every moment, but not out of fear any longer. I just don't like wasting my time..
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  7655. oh my god, this made me so hungry
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  7656.  @AnneofAllTrades  Then you best get to work lol.
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  7657. Nice ride. I’ve owned 1950 Chevy and 1952 gmc. Love them both.
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  7658. Seems like your where you want to be what could be better your a great person and sure all around u are happy
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  7659. Very nice result. I like the idea of the crazy glue. Usually use polyurethane wood glue which sets enough in 5 minutes and a good bond in 30. I know not everyone gets on with it but it frees up my clamps quickly and i can get on with the next part. Thanks for sharing enjoyed it.
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  7660. Reba Milkentyre! 😂 Prefect. You have the best names for your animals.
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  7661. Outstanding design, so simple but extremely elegant.
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  7662. As the grown daughter of a farmer, the thing I miss most about my upbringing is the community. The county fair was like a family reunion, and calling in favors was not a hard thing to do because the interdependancy was just... normal.
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  7663. I was told that you don't train a Donkey. They train you.
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  7664. love this video.
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  7665. Love loved loved this video. Almost makes me want to do an in-ground garden again. My garden is all in containers. Age has snuck up and beat the snot out of me. I loved your article written in Homestead Monthly. It took me through all the emotions. Thank you that saying self reliance is a farce. We tried getting there for so very long only to realize that we can’t do it alone and all need community. Not something you hear often enough. Have you seen JusttheBells10 here on YouTube? They are not homesteaders, but farmers. She started her page with a goal in mind. It may not be what you have in mind, it isn’t for everyone, but hope you enjoy it. A great big cyber hug to you.
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  7666. So if you want to raise goats, you must adapt by living as a goat amongst the goats in the land of goats. Goats will not adapt or adopt a human designed lifestyle.
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  7667. Maybe her channel's big enough to afford a catherd for the build itself?
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  7668. Sorry for your loss Anne, Abby Puppy will be missed by us also. Semper Fi
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  7669. Im convinced you’re an elf. Everything in your videos is tiny. First the animals now this tiny tea pot.
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  7670. Cool 😃
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  7671. 0:24 Nawww
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  7672. Thank you so much !!! No need of picture petfect gardens..yes!!! I love it!!!
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  7673. Nice woodworking shop , you are lucky!
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  7674. Please rename Kevin bacon #2 to Kelly Bacon . 😅😂
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  7675. Just want to say I like that you spoke about the social-economic history of industry and work, and used a Pieter Bruegel painting at 3:21 ! :D
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  7676. Layers of wet newsprint can work instead of cardboard, if you have...
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  7677. Ann, thanks for owning it. I do notice some in discrepancies but don’t feel the need to point them out. I do question those who do. Keep up the good work. I fine your Chanel entertaining and educational. Thank YOU
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  7678. I like your brain
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  7679. I look forward to this years adventures.
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  7680. Hi Anne thanks 🙏🏼
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  7681. This struck a cord with me, thank you for sharing your story with the 🌎🙏❤
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  7682.  @AnneofAllTrades  I see... I'm also thinking of planting ground covering plants? or digging a ditch ? but they aren't the lazy kind of solutions :) Hope you'll figure it out :) And thanks for the great content btw! <3 I'm heading towards the kind of lifestyle you have, taking baby steps. It fills me me inspiration and hope to see your videos!
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  7683. GREAT CHANNEL!!
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  7684. Excellent video. Thanks.
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  7685. The wedge trick is on point. I will have to try that the next time I need a smaller wedge resetting an old hammer etc. Thanks
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  7686. I love your message!!! Thank you Anne ❤
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  7687. I'm saying my Ohio weather conditions have some gardening seasons that vary from year to year so gardeners must adapt. Just keep trying to help us and you have helped more than I've thought you are wrong and maybe in your location it's working for you guys. Cover crop I'm finding as something I've learned to work into my garden building is probably the best method. Test...... You try building a well drain raise bed and first season plant sunflower every 10 inches and the following season place your tomato seedlings adding 10 inches wider as they will be the most productive tomato plants. you have experienced. Thanks and you have been helpful. I also find Jessie as very knowledgeable of great videos . Truly healthy soil solves lots of the problems . My biggest problem with slugs is with melons and I've went back to tilting lightly and now trying to use a cover crop to build my melon healthy soil I'm testing the results this melon season.
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  7688. Awesome video! Learned so much new information, thank you! Keep up the good work
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  7689. All I can say is Wow!
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  7690. Fantastic video. Very educational!
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  7691. but Anne you will appreciate the stool and the goat will not mind the pallet thanks for a good video.
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  7692. Beautiful tool! thank you for sharing!
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  7693. That's a great idea.
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  7694. Love the New Year theme! I've started skipping the "year in review" videos. FYI I've seen slugs crawl right over copper I put down lol. I guess my lettuce was just too yummy! 😅
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  7695. Nice
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  7696. Nicee!
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  7697. They crawl into your heart, neh? There will be several in your lifetime. Enjoy the time with them.
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  7698. New sub here, this video popped up on my feed & I throughly enjoyed it! And learned a few things…few chuckles also. 👍🥰
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  7699. Good help hard to find. Unfortunately I do it all myself
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  7700. Yep... I'm part of the 1-in-5 club, too. Lost him at 18 weeks when my water broke prematurely. Thank you for sharing and talking about the hard things. It helps others not feel alone. I don't believe we're meant to do the hard things alone. Sometimes we don't have a choice, as you've talked about, but some choose to deny themselves help from others for whatever reason. Asking for help is ALWAYS ok. Asking is a sign of strength, not weakness. Reach out to who you can, even if it's a stranger in the comments on a YouTube video. ❤
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  7701. luar biasa
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  7702. Good stuff. Thanks
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  7703. God bless you and your husband.l will pray for you.❤l love your dogs.
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  7704. Thank you so much, that was exactly what i‘m looking for <3
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  7705. Excellent. Hopefully more channels I subscribe to will start beekeeping - not just you and Cody.
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  7706. 👍👍👍👏
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  7707. While I respect you addressing what you have been called out on, I am hoping that you also see how you have helped many of us who have similar gardening issues that you have faced successfully. We will always have different experiences depending on our zone, exposures and goals. I thank you for sharing what you have learned. You are appreciated!
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  7708. Great video Anne👍
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  7709. A prayer for Anne in the Name of Jesus. May Jesus continue to bless you, farm animals, and your land.
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  7710. I can only hope my son and daughter kicks as much ass as you two!
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  7711. I really enjoyed this video, thanks.
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  7712. So cool! Thank you for sharing
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  7713. Buen trabajo, como acostumbras.
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  7714. Pa de bourree in the workshop,,, what a nice idea,,, you really do enjoy your time in the shop. I for 35 years danced around my shop as well, much to the confusion of everyone. Your aside brought tears to my eyes,,, old dust not so much
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  7715. hi!
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  7716. I love your channel and how you are so versatile! I learn a lot every time I watch one of your videos! Thank you so much!
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  7717. Haha love this. That alpaca in the background was soooo cute. Great video.
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  7718. Loved watching the babies.
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  7719. Life's way to making us do a factory reset! You and Adam do such a great job at what ever you do. Thank you 🙏🤙
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  7720. So impressive. Great job.
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  7721. My biggest amazement about all your farm animals is that you still have time for a full-time job!
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  7722. Your courage is a blessing to alive life change ❤❤❤❤❤
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  7723. Best pruning video thank you sooo much
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  7724.  @AnneofAllTrades  That's totally understandable :) I enjoyed watching the build. I actually found your channel while looking into tiny houses. I always wanted to build one but I have a lot of learning to do first, for now we are buying a 1930s mill house and re doing it little by little (with very little experience lol) its been a fun project over the past 8 years...but city life isn't for me lol! I'm more then ready to set out on a new adventure and maybe one day Have a tiny house in the country with a tiny farm :) I'm so glad i found your channel, sometimes as a woman i feel like i can't do things (like building, using heavy duty tools..ect.) Not that I don't try..I just seem to fail due to lack of experience and knowledge...but your channel proved me wrong! You show people like me that it's possible to do anything you put your mind to.
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  7725. Thanks
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  7726.  @AnneofAllTrades  so you have to come up with another biggest failure ;-)
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  7727.  @AnneofAllTrades  Good point, I’ve been meaning to get some weights! I’ve also had good luck putting smaller cucumbers in the top sideways to mechanically hold everything down. By the way, I realize you understand all about air locks and such, I tend to reply to the group in the comments because I rarely hear back from the star😎
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  7728. Outstanding Anne!
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  7729. Purely for branding purposes with people who are curious, I refer to wood placed in my gardening soil as a battery as opposed to a sponge. You "charge it," or it charges itself, with moisture and nutrients and a mycellium and microfauna, and then the wood "discharges" that into the soil as time goes on.
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  7730. “The Social Conquest of Earth” by E. O. Wilson makes the case that, like ants, humans have thrived as a result of an inherent instinct to cooperate.
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  7731. SECOND:)
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  7732. We has a tinynone andvadopted her out. She now watch tv with her new family, taps on the door to go out to play with their other goats andvtaps to cone back in. She cones to ger nane and jumps up on peoples laps. Lol... they love her. She drove me nuts. 😂😂😂😂
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  7733. Way cool video.
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  7734. Haha you’re awesome. How much fun was that!
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  7735. Holy Sheep!
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  7736.  @AnneofAllTrades  the idea of printing old photo in big and having them on the work shop wall is great might do the same
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  7737. This will be me when I get to have my own homestead
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  7738. "Find your place and find your people. That's where the good stuff is" AMEN!!!!
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  7739. I have a huge chunk of beeswax from my grandfather's honey house on the farm....it lives in my garage shop....and I smell it.....so you're not weird....OR we're equally weird. Either way is OK.
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  7740. Looking good👍🏻
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  7741. I think blueberries want a slightly acidic soil and ashes is moderately to very basic, so yeah probably not the best. 😅 Anyway, I am so very envious of your mycelium. I know how you do it, but still. that's just impressive.
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  7742. Thank you it's so nice to see another woman builder. Love your mini barn
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  7743. You are a happy farmer.
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  7744. so cool!!
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  7745. Nice job smiler ;-)
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  7746. I love goats 😍❤️
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  7747. Girl you are my spirit animal lol. So proud of you!!
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  7748. here goes my dream of having a goat ;p
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  7749. I love this video!!!!
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  7750. I love that you double downed on hating chard lol
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  7751. @AnneofAllTrades  yah I commented to early :-) laughed at your comment : " if you want to make your salad more disgusting" subbed
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  7752. I’ve heard of using a dead cat to block wind noise, but never heard of using a live cat! Lol
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  7753. That comment on vitamin C, I just watched that right before this and saw that comment. Just found your channel. Great information. Love your fun energy and smile.
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  7754. Absolutely incredible work. I wanna be like Anne!
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  7755. Congratulations with your new equipment. Thank you for sharing your amazing video. God bless you and your family
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  7756. V nice
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  7757. I love all kinds of animals! I haven’t been on a farm since I was a kid!
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  7758. Love this show
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  7759. I’m a 20+ year game developer, both AAA and a solo Indie on my own projects. And this is all some of the best advice you’ll ever come across. Practical with every word.
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  7760. she has full time job on top of this :'( she deserves to have this as her full time life
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  7761. “Remember all our talks about the importance of hoarding [parts and odds and ends].” Couldn’t agree more; great advice for builders and creators.
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  7762. You are a fabulous teacher. Wonderfully instructive, and fun to watch. Thank you ❤
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  7763. .... dang it. Ok, gotta start correcting some things.
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  7764. The Aura frame is amazing
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  7765. Hwhip it, Hwhip it good Brian!
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  7766. Girl power!!! YAY. Amazing
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  7767. Nice build!
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  7768. Thank you.
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  7769. I agree fear is not the motivation. There’s so much more to life than fear.
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  7770. New subscriber thanks for the tips. love your anecdotes and your farm friends😊
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  7771. Beautiful work
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  7772. 😂❤
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  7773. Good job. Subbed.
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  7774. What an amazing adventure you are on! Congrats on the move and the new community!!!
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  7775. I'm perfectly fine enjoying cute goats via video. Love them without the effort!
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  7776. Thanks! Love your content and support.
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  7777. French polish is easy, it just takes time
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  7778.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you so much for your thoughtful reply. I needed to read that. 👍🏻
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  7779. Fine I won't
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  7780. My Grandad always told me it should be the journey you're more proud of the step-by-step process more than the outcome if you understand what I mean
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  7781. This is so cool
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  7782. Awesome work Anne, the fence looks great! 😍👍🏻👊🏻 ...... Congrats on the new help as well! 😃
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  7783. You want to learn how to curse? Get goats...
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  7784. I had no interest in getting a goat, but this video was super interesting!
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  7785. Perfect!
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  7786. A cute puppy and beautifully cut dovetails. Two of my favorite things. ❤️
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  7787. I could watch nails get forged all day.
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  7788. What a super informative video ❤
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  7789. Loved this video! I feel I can relate to you in many ways, being a procrastinator of something’s I waste hours of my life thinking of how bad I don’t want to do a certain task then when I finally do it I feel so much better and knowing this is so frustrating because I do it over and over again rather than just pulling up my bootstraps and be done.
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  7790. not gonna be working with my own land. you think if i make friends with some of the smart animals i can get them to help me?
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  7791. Ya are truly in Beast MODE! Great video.
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  7792. Beautiful
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  7793. Thank you for this.
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  7794. Bodacious is my suggestion for the cows name
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  7795. Awesome build Anne! And thanks for sharing. :)
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  7796. We live in a pine forest so we don't have those wonderful leaves. We just bought a manure spreader so we can start spreading the composted manure and build up our pastures.
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  7797. Awesome video ❤
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  7798. Love it. Some counstructionmethods that are interestering. You look like pros.
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  7799. Anne, you made my day so beautiful, God Bless.
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  7800. That would have been fantastic.
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  7801. Straight ghost peppers? Should have cut them with 7-pot or black widow! 🔥
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  7802. This is a rerun belief I've seen this several times, but it is a great video. I've 5 apples and have been caring for 3 years but have improved thanks Yes a rerun
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  7803. Belo trabalho!
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  7804. Thanks to sharing this with us
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  7805.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh I totally forgot 😂
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  7806. I love your channel. You have so much energy you amaze me, but that’s what you need to run your farm. I have been watching you feed, test cows deliver kids and everything else for two hours, and I’m not bored. You’re so interesting. Keep doing what you’re doing. I love it.
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  7807. Never stop smiling! Amazing work.
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  7808. Love your truck ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  7809. Hope ❤ Merry almost Christmas!
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  7810. Cool Cool Anne!
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  7811. Wow, thanks for sharing this.
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  7812. You're my favorite! Thanks so much for your videos!! So informative 👏
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  7813. Fresh Celery Juice daily 8 oz. ! You will be amazed. Avoid all Precessed Oils ! especially Soybean and Canola ! Avoid fast food restaurants ! Omega 3 fatty acid foods are your friend.
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  7814. You are amazing. If all the homesteaders on YouTube, you have my confidence that you will succeed.
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  7815. Your black and white shop assistant is very attentive.
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  7816. God bless you ❤ I just bought my first gallon of raw goat’s milk. Society needs to recenter and get back to what’s important ❤
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  7817. Whole lotta wisdom in 15 minutes.
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  7818. Give yourself permission to slow down so you can heal. This is not the end. Time is what you need. You have no idea how many lives you have changed for the better. And even in this so many people will be encouraged to keep going even if they find a bump in the road like you did. And that's all it is is a little speed bump just slow you down so you can breathe and heal. Best wishes for a speedy recovery❤
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  7819. Honey Yummy
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  7820. Subscribed, you're an inspiration! Fantastic work, and I notice you're ambidextrous too, switching left to right hands cutting the dove tails - amazing!
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  7821. Thanks
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  7822. Great idea to have an office and a woodshop in one place 👍
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  7823. Just some random suggestions on fertility, from a regular person that struggled with fertility. If you already know this I apologize in advance, these things worked for me. Im not a health professional. 1st: Your cycle can be up to 31days. 2. CUT GLUTEN 3. Progesterone cream, 4. Ovulation strips, you can buy a bunch and test daily. Once I discovered my cycle was 31 days not 28,I got my ovulation date down. And I got pregnant at 38, in less than a month of trying. Baby dust to anyone trying, all the hugs and good vibes. 💚💜💚
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  7824. very cool.
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  7825. Buen trabajo, muy artesanal y eso le da más valor y muy lindo gatito!!!
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  7826. I’m so sorry for your loss!😢 I’ll keep you in my prayers!
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  7827. I am her, I have not learned to weld or to fix old equipment, that is next I can not wait!!
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  7828. Many thumbs up. Great work!!!
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  7829. Animal charity in UK was on news couple of days ago saying they’ve been inundated with goats being left there. People need to think before buying animals.
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  7830. tasks not chores! or perhaps daily responsibilities :)
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  7831. The two of you make a great team! I would like to see the both of you do more projects together. The fun you both seem to have working together, makes it seem like your not really working. Great job!
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  7832.  @AnneofAllTrades  Fantastic!
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  7833. Consider me encouraged!
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  7834. So sorry to hear of your puppy's passing, it's a heart breaker.
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  7835. I do this, and it works excellently for some plants and no so much for others. I'm not sure if it's just down to the varieties I chose or what. I can attest to the water retention being awesome, though. TBH, I live in a rather wet part of the country (Virginia).
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  7836. Lol, Jeffrey the jerk made me laugh so much. This isa great video, thanks for all the info.
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  7837. You are WONDER WOMAN! A TRUE GEM OF A PERSON. I've become taken by your daily life. Open a go fund me! I think many would happily donate so you can give all your time to your passion.
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  7838. You are a lucky lady, a whole new set of dreams. Dream on.
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  7839. We probably used to be neighbors. I spent some time in King county, Island, Skagit and Snohomish counties in Washington. Looks like Jeffrey wants to play!
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  7840. "Every fungus has a purpose." To transform matter. Alchemy. Nature's alchemist.
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  7841. You don't get purpose from fear. Wise words. For me, I am motivated to be able to feed my children, and thier children, if things get bad. It's love that motivates me. I fear no man. Becuase my time here isn't the goal, it's simple an opportunity to make memories and love.
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  7842. I just discovered @AnneofAllTrades a few days ago. I ❤all your videos. Instant Favorite.
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  7843.  @AnneofAllTrades  I missed you??!! Ug, I’ll be sure to watch for your name on the list of speakers next year. I just discovered you today. I’ve been binging your videos.
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  7844. NiiiCE!!! Great tutorial, thanks!! (Rigby Puppy!!!!)
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  7845. Love the message. That self is stronger nested inside a community
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  7846. I love it! Good job girls! 👏
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  7847. That's great to have a plan, thanks
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  7848. I tried cover crops too and I didn’t like them either. Other than like using mustard for a cover crop 😂
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  7849. Thanks!
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  7850. Very helpful videos, Anne. Thank you. Out to prune now.
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  7851. Love the chicken pile!
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  7852. ~/Hold on to your dreams Hold on to yourself Hold on to what you've become Look up, you are here! Look up to yourself You are your paragon!/~ My paragon - Floor Jansen
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  7853.  @AnneofAllTrades  not far from him. Im in Atlanta
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  7854.  @AnneofAllTrades  Yeah I grew up in England and they taught me French as a second language in school then I moved to a German town in America so they taught German in high school then I joined the Marines and lived in Yuma Arizona for 10 years and worked border patrol so had to learn Spanish so you start to pick up similar root words from the ancient origins that get traded around and changed for regional languages. I hope your trees start bearing great fruit in the years to come. Always keep learning new skills.
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  7855. Great Advice! Thank you for speaking truth!
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  7856.  @AnneofAllTrades  It can happen especially after watching and editing something umpting dozen times...but rest assured, You are both doing well!
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  7857. The way you talk crap on some plants being disgusting… so shamelessly. 😂😂😂😂
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  7858. @ I agree!! Let them leave you alone, maam. This was a love comment, btw. I am also a shameless talker. 😂😂 Sorry wasn’t sure if you thought I was being a hater. I wasn’t. You’re too sweet to be hated, my love. ❤️
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  7859. Enjoy your free wood chips as long as you can. Here in Europe wood chips are already regarded as the precious ressource they are and you sell them if you have huge amounts instead of paying dumping fees...
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  7860. What a cool project!
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  7861.  @AnneofAllTrades  huh, I didn't know Donkeys would guard. Cool!
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  7862. I noticed that as well, as a woodworker learning Blacksmithing, that you really have to pre plan your movements much more. With wood you can stare at it for a while to figure what you're doing. With hot steel its go go go because you're losing heat by the second. Really changed his I work when doing steel. nail making is fun, I made about a dozen at one of my Pratt classes, and have some steel set aside for making a header soon.
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  7863. How do you say "Oops! Too late" in goat?
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  7864. Nice work. Congrats!
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  7865. Haha I have my goats next to my workshop, great company, come in and hang around poooping everywhere, lying under my feet then every couple of months so take them up to my mums farm to give me a break.
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  7866. Redmond's everything YESSSS! I ingest plenty of their salt, too.
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  7867. No wonder your so good you are left handed
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  7868. Thomas Culver ambidextrous, actually
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  7869. Love this…
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  7870. I watched this when it came out. It is exciting to see progress on the school again! It is really a labor of love! You can do this! It is heartbreaking to see how much trouble you've had but if there's anything I've learned about you is that when things get tough you become wonder woman! If there are any more of those log siding boards, how would you feel about using it on the ceiling after the insulation is put in?
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  7871. Nice! Yeah the tractor seat is kind of like cooking with bacon. Anything it goes on is going to be good.
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  7872. 😀😁😂 so sweet you honored your mom ❤
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  7873. 14:04 OMG!!! Yes!! I’m in central southern NC and this is so true here!!! We had the coldest winter in like 100 years, then had a few days in late Jan that were in the 60’s and made some plants start to bloom, then we had a good snow that shit down schools for days, then we had 60-70 degree weather for a week like a month ago, then two weeks later had another snow (melted like same day but still lol) and it got back down to like 20 degrees, now it’s been in the 60’s-70’s and beautiful the past few days (been working my butt off digging and prepping an in ground garden bed in our hard red clay soil) and I’m sure we will get at least one more decent freeze before it actually becomes Spring weather lol. If you’re not prepared, you’d get whiplash from Mother Nature’s mood swings lol
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  7874. Wonderful information!! Thank you both for showing how to prune fruit trees!
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  7875.  @AnneofAllTrades  Aren't you lucky to have your mum on board?! I wish farmsitting was a bigger thing where I am in the south east of the UK. Love your videos, your energy and your great attitude 👍
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  7876. Oh Anne, I'm sorry to hear that about your mum. I'm wishing you many quality moments together with her time remaining. Best wishes to you both 🙏
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  7877. Goat tail in the Air says the Goat is Healthy , I just learned that from an Old Farmer
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  7878. Just love watching Real Milk Paint go on with a sprayer!! Now I gotta try it myself. GOALS!!
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  7879.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh awesome, thanks! PS - I realize this isn’t a new video, but I’ve been off Insta for a while, and it’s nice to see you thriving on the east coast! Glad the move seems to have worked out and that you appear to be doing well! Wish you all the best!
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  7880. Great video Keep up the cider making Ann wil tast nice
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  7881. You are an amazing young lady. So much talent. You're definitely Anne of all trades and I don't see where you get the time or energy to do it all.
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  7882.  @AnneofAllTrades  LOL, I had to google guineas (thought they were pigs). Thank you for your response, it just won my sub. You really are an AMAZING bean.
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  7883. I am 80 years old I was born off grid. There was no grid..I have done every thing you are talking about 24 7 work . I amold and tired
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  7884. Girls, you are amazing!
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  7885. The best thing about goats is that you will never ever be bored again, because you are running after the goats to fix everything they dismantle or save them from risky situations, like getting them down from trees they climbed up an into and can’t get down. I you thought you were smart, just wait and see what a goat can do😂 That said, I absolutely love goats and if I wasn’t disabled because of a chronic illness, I would have had 3 milk goats and angora goats as we used to.
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  7886. I want the n puppy lol
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  7887. The farm tour was a delight!🐓🐑 Watching the morning chores and meeting each animal really highlights the love and dedication it takes to run a farm. Thanks for sharing this inspiring glimpse into authentic farm life!
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  7888. Nice
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  7889. No grain no pain.
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  7890. Right on!
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  7891. No one is immune, to mistakes.
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  7892. SuperPowers
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  7893. Congrats on 2 heifers!
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  7894. Im in luv with this!!! thank you
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  7895. hard to pick a favorite
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  7896. You ladies are Amazing!!
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  7897. Joli travail bravo 🛠😉
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  7898. Great job, Anne.
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  7899. 10X - 👍
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  7900. What a fun video to watch and a beautiful cabinet to boot. Thanks Anne
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  7901. Smarter every. Day
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  7902. Multitasking is a myth... You are exactly right. I've been learning this for the last three years after leaving a 20 year career to "start my dream business." What I didn't plan on is my dream having 5 different parts that all need to work together. I appreciate your adventure here in TN (I'm in SE TN) and love seeing you learn and share your knowledge.
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  7903. Perhaps one of the most positive outcomes from your injury may be teaching others who can do the physical things you can't do right now, and, have so much to gain from your knowledge. In which case, there's a benefit win/win with the folks you connect with. Every cloud has a silver lining. You got this . Sending lots of love to you.❤
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  7904. I see Perkins builder brothers tool belts out in the wild
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  7905. Great informational and tutorial on raising goats. I would not have suspected so many difficulties but it all makes sense, goats are a full herd animal and needs lots of land to cover those needs. I think most people get the idyllic picture about farm animals from their childhood cartoons, where it's all easy and dandy. Not at all. Another thing, i don't know if i'm hallucinating but the goats have passed some of their behavior to you. Sometimes you have that stoic, silent stuborn attitude that's very goaty like and that you probably like in them. wow, they train you to be one of them.
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  7906. @ it may well be…!! It is introduced by the following… “There is an old story about a wise man living on one of China’s vast frontiers…”
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  7907. Great job, your videos and skills are a wonderful inspiration for everyone to see and enjoy!
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  7908. 😊❤
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  7909. Excellent compendium
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  7910. Pretty encouraging to move to TN... awesome people :)
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  7911. Wow! You built a house in one ☝️ week? Ahhhmazing!!!
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  7912. PJ D I thought the same thing! Maybe I need to learn more from her, lol.
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  7913. I guess they are not a good idea if you want to retire, but still prefer to travel often.
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  7914. Looking forward to all of the awesome you have planned! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
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  7915. Great job. The draw knife looks great and the spoon is awesome!
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  7916. Gosh, I wish I had seen this video last year. I have a peach tree that i incorrectly pruned. 😢 Love this video
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  7917. That failure was better than a lot of my successes !!!😂
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  7918. Great build. So sorry for your loss
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  7919. Nice Ann 👌
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  7920. Love the pig's names!!
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  7921. I like you!
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  7922. Thank you for the education Anne🥰 You saved us from making a huge mistake by being so up front and honest.
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  7923. It's so cool to see others loving and enjoying animals as much as me. Your videos are very good, well made, and the animals are adorable. Keep up the great work.
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  7924. My Grandma had one of these
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  7925.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you so much! I'll definitely try that out!
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  7926. Awesome work
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  7927. Thanks a lot for this amazing video!
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  7928. St. Anne's Reel - ha! Very nice!
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  7929.  @AnneofAllTrades  LOL
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  7930. Just one word that fits the best: Awesome!
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  7931. I've had goats since 2018 and never lost one. But all of your advice is very helpful and relevant.
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  7932. Sorry for your puppy loss. Your work is excellent and the rocking chair came out really nice.
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  7933. Hard to know what God's plan is sometimes, just know that he has one for you. Stay strong and God bless you
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  7934. "The best Learners and best teachers are those that aren't afraid to admit that they are wrong" AMEN!!!!❤❤❤
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  7935. "Love the energy of your dogs [9:30] ! I shared some fun games to play with farm dogs on my channel—come join the fun! 🐶🎉"
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  7936. I don’t know much about goats, never had any animal except dogs, and one white mouse, but I do know that people who look after them are “goatherds” (🎼🎵🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶 High on a hill lived a lonely goatherd . . .🎵🎶 thank you Julie Andrews) not “goat shepherds”. But what a great video.
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  7937. <3 <3 <3
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  7938. 🐱 rules.....lol....great shop tour Anne
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  7939. very cool!
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  7940. Good information. Thanks!
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  7941.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the quick reply! That is very helpful!
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  7942. Anne, first time viewer and I love, love, love your channel. I’ll be a loyal and avid follower from here on In! Stay happy! Jody 🙏🏼🐖🐏
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  7943.  @AnneofAllTrades  we live in Northern BC Canada 🇨🇦 😊
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  7944. So much green grass for February! Already a good start
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  7945. I'm new to your channel and I'm loving all the information you share
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  7946. I have that same miter saw and I loveitloveitloveit ! ! !
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  7947. We did crop swaps this year with some friends. I don’t feel the need to do it all. We need each other in this life.
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  7948. Pretty awesome stuff
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  7949. "...and a few hundred of my friends." 1.2 Million views later 😅
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  7950. Just finished a medicine cabinet similar to this, but yours is of better wood and built by a more skilled Anne. Gorgeous cabinet! So many details, aren't there? Plus I need a knob and your idea for a knob answered that question.
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  7951. The world needs millions of women like you and a hell of a lot fewer Kardashian’s
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  7952. 👍
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  7953. Without any Southern sarcasm, I’d like to say “Bless Your Heart”. ❤
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  7954. This is so up lifting love it first time
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  7955. Looks good from my house!
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  7956. Loved the video, thank you for the information. Could I ask you where you got your overalls?! They're amazing 😍
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  7957. So you live in Canada then. LOL 😂
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  7958.  @AnneofAllTrades  I saw some goats but wasn't sure
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  7959. Gee whiz if’s nice to see you on YouTube again! Looks like your shop is coming along. Thanks for the cool tour!
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  7960. You're a gem of a sweetheart!
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  7961. ♥️
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  7962. Very Informative, and what a good person.
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  7963. Sadly, a good GC or CM is who you hire to keep all the other contractors honest. You shouldn't have to! And even they can lack integrity. I remember your emergency roof fund drive from Rex's channel. Someday, I hope to visit your school!
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  7964. Thanks for all the info!
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  7965. Lots of good info. I actually learned a few things
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  7966. This brought me to tears in the most beautiful way
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  7967. I like your attitude; humble confidence.
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  7968. Abbigail Clark I live in Central TX. I put a call out on NextDoor, offering to cull bamboo that I could use for some cucumber trellises. I got many more takers than I could handle. I’d suggest putting a call out in your neighborhood, you might be surprised. Thanks to Anne I’m now thinking of putting out another call to use for some veggie shade scaffolding. Time to up my lashing technique.
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  7969. People are making a new career path , fear mongering. A hugh business today. Thank you for bringing this to the light! Down with hate and fear!
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  7970. I now strive to be cheersed by a baby goat in person.
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  7971. And Ive always wondered how you have such amazing looking arms. Now I know. The milking!!!
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  7972. Thank you!
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  7973. Anne of All Trades shares deep feelings and emotions. Gardening goes as deep as survival and loving life and living into the future.
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  7974. He made me laugh out loud... And her responses to him 😂
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  7975. Stray cat of mine really liked your play.He sat down infront of display like at concert🙂2times Never even seen display before.
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  7976. I'm convinced that goats are actually like furry little toddlers. 😂
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  7977. Congratulation!
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  7978. A cafe racer, now your talking.
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  7979. The animals are really curious. Cool shop tour, hi from Belgium ;-)
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  7980. From my point of view, you are strong. Pain after pain, but you still smile. You are a lamp. Thank you, and keep going its life, but it never disappoints.
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  7981. WoW !!! This is a real humble revelation.be proud of your family and your self. Koodos from Canada
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  7982. Stop telling me not to get these animals that I have no business getting because I want them all. ❤
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  7983. I thought my OCD was bad..lol
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  7984. Just a note: a thick and heavy hardwood tree stump is the anvil stand I've seen in every professional blacksmith's shop I've been in - they were still quite common around where I live when I was a kid. Mind you, those were no amateurs or hobbyists, they built everything, from horse shoes to very fine carbon steel wood carving chisels to axes and plow blades. Must be a reason why they used a tree stump instead of a metallic stand.
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  7985. :) Thanks
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  7986. Thank you for this insightful video. It was fun and interesting to watch. I stumbled across this while researching goats because we were thinking of getting some to help control our yard naturally. We will now NOT be getting goats, haha. I'm sad, but also happy to be more informed that they're not the laid-back alternative we were looking for. We will stick to guinea pigs and ducks. 😅
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  7987. Cicadas are here big time too!!! ❤ ya sis, Kristy from Missouri 😃🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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  7988. Talented & beautiful. Keep up the good work. Sorry for your loss.
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  7989.  @AnneofAllTrades  lol
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  7990. You're kidding.
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  7991. Luckily you are mostly on your own so only the cat will be anoyyed with your impatience LMAO. Get it gurl !You will discover in YOUR time that color and sound are pinicle to smithing. You are working with propane so let'er rip tat'er chip. Once you feel the satisifying THUD of a heavy hammer on proper heat your life will change! ALL the very best wishes from Wisconsin! -long
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  7992. Respect Anne! Amazing job. I guess it's times like these that one learns the value of friends and relationships.
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  7993. I got my Bad Axe about a year ago, and it's an amazing tool!  Thanks, and I'm still looking forward to your take on various uses for spoke shaves Anne.
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  7994. Have no plans to get a goat, yet liked everything about this video and totally entertained.
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  7995. Love the concepts of time n energy!! We ENJOY THESE “chores”😅😅😅
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  7996. 11 lol
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  7997. More work as a luthier and musician? Sounds good to me.
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  7998. Anne, soy un gran admirador tuyo! Te escribo desde México. Estoy iniciando mi proyecto de auto-empleo y me resulta sumamente inspirador ver tus videos. Te felicito, te deseo éxito y gracias!!!
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  7999. IQ Test: Which is smarter a horse or a donkey? Well if a horse gets mad and wants to hurt you it just kicks wildly, whereas, a donkey turns around, looks at you, aims, and kicks you with bad intentions.
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  8000. Woohoo! Haha.
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  8001. Thanks Anne! :))
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  8002. She made a little mis-stake with that peach tree😂
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  8003. Beautiful video and animals Subscribed 🙏❤️
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  8004. Ambidextrous joint cutting.....;-)
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  8005. You’re the best❤
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  8006. Thanks was on the fence on this topic. Since I live on a small boat it was uncertain as well.
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  8007. Now I know how cinnamon rolls are made....gracias! How multi talented you are.😊
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  8008. He took the words right out of my mouth @10:03. I have some plants that would look better with those underneath!
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  8009. Thank you for this video.
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  8010. Jolie chaise bravo salut Jeannot 😉🛠
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  8011. Viva for the cat apprentice !
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  8012. Excellent video. Brava to you! ❤
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  8013. This is what a BREEDER should do... for the well being of his selected breed.... Best EVER animal husbandry video I've EVER seen - and I've seen alot and hold a Bio degree and have been breeding for the past 30+ years.... CONGRATS on an unbiased & facts loaded presentation of ΑΙΓΕΣ, an animal that heavily shaped the development of the modern man...
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  8014. I just found you on This Old Makers tv and I have to say that you are such a beautiful hard working young lady!! So here is my pep talk..from a mom. I am sure you have heard this before but here I go anyway. Your husband looks like a really good guy from over here and the fact that you have music, wood crafting, building a school (wow!) is so challenging but fruitful in your marriage. You have really put yourself out there and perhaps learned things that few people will ever know about life and themselves in these adventures. Brave girl. That is actually beautiful to watch but no one expects you to keep up that pace. It is normal to have to adjust your expectations of yourself and your husband as you get older. It is really okay and necessary to build a long loving marriage. Ephesians 4:2: “Be completely humble and gentle; be patient, bearing with one another in love.” Patience and forgiveness of yourself and others is key. And just because you have some limitations (we ALL do) please don't be hard on yourself or feel like you are a failure. Let go of perfectionism and hold onto what you have learned. I do see you doing that but sometimes a reminder doesn't hurt when we are driven to do something big. I guess what you lacked was an experienced building project manager (that takes money of course) to put together a reasonable budget and timeline, but you know, you learned that the hard way and a lot of our best lessons come from the hard way. We are just people. The outcome was amazing and your school project blessed many around the country to participate and help. So wonderful. Those friendships are invaluable. The fact that you talk about your feelings in constructive ways with others and your husband is such gift. Continue that and give him time to express his feelings. It is easy to crowed out quieter people without meaning to. I have been married 42 years to the same great guy. Certainly bumps along the way, a lot of lessons, but God has blessed our lives with love for each other, children and grandchildren. I do hope that you and your husband slow down along the way to start a family while you still can. They will bring such richness and meaning to your life and marriage. God bless you. Karen
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  8015. Your Oliver looks just like our Mibbins, and he also believes he's a dog!
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  8016. Beautifully made!
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  8017. Nice job...but your video left me with a bad case of tool envy.
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  8018. How funny
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  8019. Awesome !!!
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  8020. What an amazing video! I'm a second year beginner in suburbia. My hubs says I like to pretend I live in the country... Prolly because I have been so inspired by YOU! Please keep doing what you're doing! You are a difference maker on so many levels! 😊
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  8021. Wonderful job. Bravo. Simple pesto and brie makes a delicious pizza. Very quick!
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  8022. 💖💖💖 Here's to getting better every day!
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  8023. Good job Anne, April would be very proud of you!!!
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  8024. As a farmer's granddaughter by birth, I grew up as a jack-of-all-trades. My credo: start and finish. After many years in the city, I have now landed exactly where I belong. By the way, I also regret my alpacas. Bought two more over the weekend <3
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  8025. Great job guys
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  8026. adorable! good job guys
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  8027. Thank you for being real!
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  8028.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for the explanation. 😁
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  8029. What a great project, can't wait to see the sister instructional videos!
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  8030. :)
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  8031. Good job Anne God Bless
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  8032. W information. W delivery. W video. Thanks
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  8033. Really appreciated the video - we live in an area that has a lot of coyotes and wildlife - we have one dog and she's a little older so was thinking about a baby donkey that would eventually be protective towards her and us but I had no idea of the life span.
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  8034. Hi Anne goo
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  8035. Hi Anne my phone keypad skills are fab-- not(mmm). Good Video love the donkey looks like he wants to help🤗🙌 Ashleigh 💖
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  8036. There's nothing wrong in making mistakes Annie, as long as you understand what's gone wrong and know how to fix it out , it's how we learn by making mistakes everyone dose .
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  8037. really good thank you aoat
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  8038. Cheers 👍
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  8039. Thank you for sharing your experience and beautiful farm! From Arkansas here going to one day try this (whenever one day we can afford land lol)
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  8040. Anne u b so helpful to us humans
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  8041.  @AnneofAllTrades  😄👍👍 thx Anne but thats a long ways to go for my wife and me, we're from germany 😅 , but ☝️ since were from germany (near Essen, city of Naketano ) 😏😏 we could swap maybe
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  8042. It isn’t always sunshine and rainbows? Huh, I thought it was just me.
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  8043. Our go to pizza toppings are black olives and mushrooms.
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  8044. Anne of All Trades no thank you, so relaxing watching you build furniture. I would love to have my own wood shop.
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  8045. Very nice Project! Good Job. 👏👏👏👍👍
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  8046. Very profound
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  8047. Wow! I can’t imagine! I’m so sorry.
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  8048. Very Nice work space. Enjoy and can't wait to see the projects to come. Peace Be With You ☮️
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  8049. I just posted an additional comment on your other video including your farm. I know I am going to love your videos!!!!
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  8050. I kept goats for over 10 years and whilst I never lost one, I had all the rest of it. Goats ‘run through’ and often don’t need breeding every year to produce milk. So, if you get a milking goat which has already had its kids, you can’t just hope they dry up. I dealt with bouts of mastitis and learnt how to do the foot trimming and other maintenance. Medications have to be carefully administered and yes, they will browse on whatever they please, theoretically poisonous to goats or not. Out of reach stuff is no barrier to their access. They will climb staff, shove through stuff and jump stuff, rendering pretty much any fencing efforts (even stock fencing, which is really just a goat ladder) redundant and simply regarded as the next challenge. Feeding them is an expensive art even if they have access to suitable and plentiful browsing. In the UK there are regulations regarding cloven-hoofed animals and fall under our DEFRA rulings, so disease outbreak measures include your ‘pet’ goats. They are especially fragile when sick and respond unpredictably to veterinary interventions. This video is brilliant, but didn’t cover breeding and the almost inevitable production of males, for which there is practically no outlet other than the table. Entires smell terrible and are deadly serious about mating and plain deadly if you don’t castrate them at birth. A goat giving birth is mostly all the sounds of hell’s demons.
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  8051. I like to see all the shopitems , but i LOVE to see all the cats
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  8052. Very informative and fun to watch!
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  8053. You girls are awesome!
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  8054. i´m gonna get a goat now
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  8055. awesome and educational
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  8056. Thank you for all your helpful information! And "Chaos Monsters" is HILARIOUS!
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  8057. Wood working, Trains and 3D printing lol what more is there HA.. Great video!
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  8058. 😂
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  8059. Ann, I have a goat just like that first one. Mine jumps the fences and gets into everything! Shes the only one. All my other goats stay where I put them.
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  8060. Awesome video what a cool build looks like you had loads of fun in the process. Can't wait to start mine
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  8061. Lovely work on the chair Anne! Thanks for sharing the video with us.👍😎JP
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  8062. Great job Anne!
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  8063. How refreshing, you’re on the right track
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  8064. Fantasic upbeat video. Thanks.
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  8065. Pick one, eat one. Pick one, eat two. Pick one, eat three.......... Nice trellises.
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  8066. Like Grandpa taught me years ago. Great job
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  8067. Awesome
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  8068. 💕💕💕
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  8069. Enlightening
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  8070. "Keep him humble!"🤣
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  8071. Good job girls!
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  8072. Very cool and always good to have help.
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  8073. Wow
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  8074. I Love To See Left Handed Women...My Wife Is Also Left Handed. God Bless.
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  8075. The chips are flying now! Man I haven’t turned any wood in years! You can tell a seasoned lathe operator by how brave they are in making the roughing cuts and how quickly they get to where they want to be. If you’re not having to stop and explain every move you’re making I’d say 3 minutes each after you’ve done a couple and got your dimensions in mind, tools laid out and muscle memory engaged. Hope I can retrieve this in the future when I get back on the old wood lathe as kind of a booster shot before turning on the lathe. I used to make a lot of tables and chairs but it’s been a while.
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  8076. I went to a dentist in Tenerife for an emergency dental implant. He spoke no English. So there he was, hacking into my jaw as I looked out of the window to the ravine below. There, a local goatherd would spend half the day walking his goats back and forth. It was amazing to watch and took my mind off everything. :D
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  8077. Nice job Ladies...!
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  8078. wheels and a lift kit? geezowie!!!
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  8079. Plus the combo of 2 different big animals poo, perfect for making fertility of soil
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  8080. Ho S***! I'm an Architect and Carpenter in the UK and I really feel for you. It's endemic these days... we used to say "pay peanuts get monkeys" but now you can pay top dollar and still get rubbish service. A client spent £750000 on a basement only to be ripped off by a supposed decent contractor under a standard contract. If you paid the £60k for formal contract and management you might not get anything better. Corruption and shoddiness are built in. I would have got a decent local design from somewhere nearby and done it yourself...
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  8081. I have never made a pie of any type before and I attempted to make these tonight.... 20 min into baking my phone went flat... I was using my phone as my oven timer! Rookie mistake I guess! So now I'm just waiting until the house smells like apple pie - so glad you gave us the backup method of determining how long to leave it in the oven!
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  8082. That’s a beautiful coop 👍🏼👍🏼
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  8083. Yours is the best message!! ❤️
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  8084. Impressive.
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  8085. How about a spot of tea mum! or Nasturtium. LOL! Thanks!
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  8086. She has mentioned on Instagram that the company is now out of business.
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  8087. Thanks for sharing Ann. It’s clear how much you’re animals mean to you; I’m sorry you lost a good friend. Chin up.
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  8088. This video is so helpful! I love how you shared at [5:40], it’s super practical and easy to apply!
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  8089. I love your humble humor!! Yay you!
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  8090. YUM, I can almost taste them, and smell them, must be heavenly!
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  8091. Lee Barnhart Definitely a cool name. I was named after two grandparents (one from each side of the family). If only they kept things as they once were, the average person could work on their own vehicle. All this computer mess is a pain 😆
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  8092. good job
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  8093. Thank you… Anne 🎉❤ finding gratitude in a few little things will start to set us free ❤
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  8094. Lord I'd help you sounds like a great life
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  8095. Those old photos. Look how many people are working together.
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  8096. Great Job Anne!
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  8097. Love this video- Instant subscriber :)
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  8098. I confirm the "solution" has his reputation. 😆
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  8099. Brava!
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  8100. yassss girl power!
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  8101. thank you
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  8102. I've watched this video and many others of your fun and active way to educating us gardener folks and I just want to say thank you for being exactly who you are and I enjoy learning from you and watching you both grow! and Thank you for all the knowledge and advice. I was worried about the cardboard but if you remove all you can and do the process, there is more to worry about the cattle across the street and their...stuff getting into my soil. Such a terrific method.
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  8103. God bless you
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  8104. I ❤curry goat 🐐
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  8105. Great job Anna 👍
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  8106. Thankyou To The Creator of Universe for The Wonderfull people like U Ann
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  8107. Well said, and lovely.
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  8108. Anne of All Trades That is awesome. Looking forward to seeing it all get done. Best of luck to ya.
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  8109. I have a friend with goats. This is the best way (for me) to have goats. 😁
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  8110. That's a beautiful mandolin Anne.... Nicely done.... 🤙
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  8111. I collect so many boxes for the same reason. Yup being in the south, I realized that I needed extra cardboard and extra layers of woodchips because of the humidity which causes decomposition process to happen quickly. I use weed wackers as well. I am with you on diversify and I am of the motto of plant resilience. Whatever fails, its okay, time to do another round.
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  8112. There are guys on here that would take THREE HOURS to explain what this young lady did in a few minutes. Although it takes skill and practice it is not SPLITTING THE ATOM that some seem to make it out to be...WELL DONE! Give us more!
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  8113. like 800 genial, quedo hermoso el gabinete , saludos
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  8114. Nahhh sis you spitting bars - Aka GARDENING GOLD
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  8115. i’ve been binging your livestock videos all morning and am so grateful for your knowledge!! i knew animals on a homestead was a big step but i’m definitely less prepared than i thought—it’ll be a long LONG time and a lot of planning before i feel ready to care for a non-pet animal. also now that i’ve heard the negatives of so many, i’m not sure what i want to handle 😂😂
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  8116. I love Swiss Chard and I LOVED your video on it. It made me laugh so hard! Thank you for all of your videos.
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  8117. well at least you tried to save it and got a meal for your efforts. nice kershaw blur
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  8118. OMG I'd never be able to try it! lol
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  8119. 👍👍👍
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  8120. Thank you best and easiest to understand why you prune and when I have seen. I have learnt like yourself and live with some rather sad fruit trees. Its winter here in Tasmania and I still need to prune a few more of mine, so thanks again you and Daniel.
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  8121. Anne, this was one of the most edifying lessons you've shared on this channel. Love ta see it!
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  8122. No way
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  8123. I play bee pong too!!! though my racket is a tennis racket!! Hehehehe 😂😂😂
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  8124. Very informative ...
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  8125. Great Job!!! Love the kitten..
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  8126. Kittens❤❤
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  8127. So Aretha gave you r.e.s.p.e.c.t?
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  8128. love the cameo's by mini Spike in that shop :)
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  8129. I'm sorry for all of the stress and disappointment. But I sure love how God takes our lemons and makes us lemonade. Get it girl, it's gonna be amazing!
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  8130. Beautiful Work!!!
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  8131. Anne of All Trades oh thank goodness! Sadly others in your area aren’t fairing so well. Thanks so much for letting us all know, and take care Anne!
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  8132. Thank you for being so awesome! Happy New Year friend! Lol! I also hate swiss chard lol
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  8133. You have quickly become my fave channel. With just one video. Natural and honest. I would feel the same if I was in your situation. One of our friends in Va blew up his hand a few years back, my hubby lost 2 fingers years ago. You will experience discomfort and further struggles but will preserve.
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  8134. Thanks!
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  8135. Had to cut kerfs in legs of chairs? Haha, that's great! Thank, Tim p.s. loved how you loved your hand planes. I just repaired a box I made with my grandfather 60 yrs ago! Use to have to run home for dinner time after school from grandfather wood shop! Thanks, Tim
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  8136. passion fruit is another "tropical" type flavor, I think.
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  8137. You are such an amazing woman. Your drive and compasion for wood is so inspiring. Ahh, is it next Saturday, can never wait that long. Great job, again. Thank you.
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  8138. I guess floofy kittens are not coffee fans.
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  8139. Fabulous lemon water to keep your stomach acidic, homemade fertiliser from everything you've got left over, cute baby dancing is just gorgeous, and so many other wonderful things to really kick my morning off to a great start
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  8140. I loved it. Especially because I do not have the space nor the money to do something like that. So I really enjoyed it. A big thank you
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  8141. You are right! Goats are insanely smart.. mine always come in the same way.....to milk...and they know there ....and protect each other. ..elsa...is my regulator...
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  8142. Nice Build !
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  8143. Your on the line of Amish culture . You mentioned if the grid goes down for water for cow's , two options a pump or bucket well
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  8144. super cool. now i want a saw like that
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  8145. That’s an awesome desk! Love the way you produced your video with the narrative over the video. Just an excellent job all around.
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  8146. Cool
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  8147. Very cool. Old vehicles especially ones that you revive give lots of fun and rewards.
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  8148. You are super knowledgeable
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  8149.  @AnneofAllTrades  sorry I don't remember which animal it was but they only have a small bone after the short phone is all soft tissue and the halter around the nose was down on the soft tissue making it hard for him to breathe and makes alpacas misbehave. Alpacas have a really cool bone structure they have a lip under the eye on their bone so that it prevents the halter to go into the eye.
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  8150. Girl, you are doing great! Nobody gets 100% correct 100% of the time so screw the haters lol. If they don’t get your sarcasm as humor then let them scroll on. My husband has your sarcastic humor and it has rubbed off on me as well. Some people just can’t get over themselves enough to find the humor in those things like others can. Your videos are great and I enjoy every one of them and have referred many people to your channel because I just think you are absolutely adorable. So please keep on doing what you do best which is this channel. You are truly the Anne of all trades and we love you but haters gonna hate, lol. But for the love of God… Please do not let them get to you because you are way too good and too gifted to get stuck on their stupidity.
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  8151. Awesome build. I’m thoroughly impressed.
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  8152. I love your tips and soil info , and , especially the goats ❤
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  8153. Wonderful video! Thank you!
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  8154. That’s covering your tracks
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  8155. Bạn chia sẻ rất hữu ích ,cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ kinh nghiệm của mình với mọi người cùng nhau tham khảo học hỏi ❤️🤝.
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  8156. Yes! Looks great. Can’t wait to see the rest of you back yard transform
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  8157. Community is the key. When governments fall and money ends, people will help each other live on.
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  8158. Helo bạn yêu quý , những chú lợn của bạn thật đáng yêu ❤❤❤.
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  8159. I will take a large veggie. Great job and looks like it cooks great
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  8160. I am sorry, Anne. We love our pet family members. Thanks for sharing your loss with us. My heart goes out to you.
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  8161. So much info - so many tips!! loving the format. New here and enjoying it and picking up lots of ideas. Thanks for sharing!!
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  8162. thumbs'd up for the carolina reapers. stayed for the donkey braying 😂
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  8163. I can buy lard by the Gallon tub or by the one pound block also the exp date on the one I just got is two years out. But use what you got. My granny used lard for everything. Great recipe and story!
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  8164. I just came upon your channel and it's wonderful. Although fear is a very effective motivator and manipulator I must agree with you that it only works for a short term. I know through struggles with my own YouTube channel.That being successful without a great deal sexuality can be difficult. I admire your ability to entertain and be educational. Keep it up! I wish I had that ability.
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  8165.  @AnneofAllTrades I love a shaving horse and draw knife for spoon carving! Bang it out with a hatchet, then drawknife, then spokeshave.
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  8166. Wow! Such wisdom has been lost on much of the younger generation. I was born in the 40's and have seen our country and culture go from a realistic dependence upon one's neighbors to one of self-centeredness and self-sufficiency. We can't truly live a wholesome life on our own, as you have discovered. Thank you, young lady, for being open and transparent, and being willing to share your wisdom with others!
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  8167. ❤❤
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  8168. ❤❤❤
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  8169. thanks for sharing and the gardening hacks to
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  8170. Anne keep up the awesome work
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  8171. We are not meant to be alone. We were made to live together as one well functioning body ❤
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  8172. 👍🏽
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  8173. 😊💛💚❤
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  8174.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for the reply. These dogs might be just what our family is looking for!
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  8175. Great work Anne! Thanks for sharing the video with us.👍👌😎JP
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  8176. Thanks love ❤ getting into plantscaping my first property and your tips are so useful 🙏🏼 thanks Anne 🙏🏼
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  8177. After 67 years, I have learned that everything takes 2x longer and costs 2x more but then there is the modern challenges.
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  8178. Good Video!
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  8179.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks for the added context! I still love the channel
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  8180. Fabulous!
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  8181. A great job! Thanks for sharing. You two are more capable to make things than 90+ % of all men (including myself). Chapeau.
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  8182. Me at 7.23 “why are my cheeks wet?”
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  8183. Anne of 'Green Tables'
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  8184. My dad had '53 Chevy pickup like that. It had a crappy white paint job on it, 3-speed on the column, and some of the boards in the bed had rot, but I loved driving that old truck around when I was a kid. I had a blast in it and wish I had it now.
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  8185. Beautiful chair! I could never build something like that. And so sorry about your dog. :(
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  8186. Hey now, no jokes about Seattle weather. It's funny how people from other states think it rains all the time and then, if they visit ... Oh the countryside is so green." Yeah, thanks to the rain, how is your fried yard in the Midwest? Nice work on the gate. I grew up there but left in 79. Not impressed by what's happened since but it's nice to see a little urban hobby farm.
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  8187. Id like to adopt donkeys. 🫏 i used to keep horses as a teen and just LOVE donkeys so if i ever feel its time not to be a city dweller (probably not gonna happen) i am adopting them
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  8188. 4 lol
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  8189. What would the world be like if we all got up at 4:00 a.m., shoveled steaming manure, fed calves, collected eggs, slopped pigs, slung dozens of hay bales, strained hundreds of gallons of milk hauled in pails... and then got ready for a full day of school/work… and do the same thing when you get home? Smelly, for sure, but also greatly appreciating your vision and video channel. Thank you for being you.
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  8190. Anne a woman after my own heart. You are amazing knowing all the things that you have accomplished. I’m so impressed with your knowledge and skills.
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  8191. You really gave some useful information. I enjoyed this video very much, especially watching you handle that axe.
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  8192. Welcome to Tennessee! I just stumbled upon you today. Liked and subscribed, I live in Antioch near Nolensville Rd and I-24
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  8193. Merry Christmas Anne and Adam. Love and God Bless in the new year.
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  8194. I love how your tone of voice changes when you talk to your animals, it's hilarious.😂
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  8195. Oh my gosh okay I’m like 3 minutes in and this is so exciting to me haha
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  8196. Anne, your chard video is what made me trust you implicitly. Don’t stop being you. I love being a lazy gardener!
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  8197. massive respect
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  8198. So sorry to hear about Abby. She would be happy knowing you are warm by the fire! <3
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  8199. Great song and video!
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  8200. Joli travail bravo salut Jeannot 🛠😉
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  8201. Nice
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  8202. Super very Super!
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  8203. very nice work !
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  8204. Love it
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  8205. Wow did I learn alot especially with your questions.thank you soo much, I have alot of work to dao and to think I just saw your thumbnail and clicked on it. Subbed and hit the alarm.
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  8206. What an excellent, enlightening video! Thank you.
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  8207. beautiful beautiful video congratulations
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  8208.  @AnneofAllTrades , I don’t mean to come off dismissive. Your videos are clearly genuine and informative. When I said that I was thinking of the farmers and ranchers I know in their 30s and 40s who are very responsible with their livestock and barnyard pets. I forget there are idiots out there that have no business owning these animals and still trying to acquire them. Thanks for your info and don’t mind me.
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  8209. Wonderful video, spot on info warmly delivered. I was totally wrong about having a goat as a pet. Thank you so much.
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  8210. Hey! I wanted to say thank you. I moved to a house a year ago and the garden was full of rotting decking, a patio full of weeds and no garden. Your videos were very helpful and made me feel like I could garden myself. The garden is so much better and I’m so excited about spring. I love love love your vids!!
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  8211. I have dipped in and out of our channel over the years. You have become an amazing storyteller.
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  8212. *are
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  8213. Love your channel, glad I found it :) As for contractors, I've learned to never have them out of my sight.
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  8214. Cobra chicken classic
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  8215. Wow. Beautiful. Thanks for teaching.
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  8216. Thanks for all your explanation! I absolutely appreciate your channel! Thank you!
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  8217. Anne is my hero
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  8218.  @AnneofAllTrades  I still listened all the way thru 👍 what can u do
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  8219. Cheers. Great work.
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  8220. Beautiful work! You have become quite an accomplished crafts person!
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  8221.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you for the reply. Love your knowledge and insight.
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  8222. Great message thank you ❤
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  8223. I love how raw, transparent, and heartfelt you are! Like a cliche yearbook quote, "Never change!"
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  8224. You Know What Young Lady??? You just made the world a better place with your insight and honesty about Donkeys. I truly hope that Anyone considering getting 1 of these Animals finds your video. Thank You Anne
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  8225. When I was a teenager I worked on a goat farm. My woman boss also named some of her goats after movie stars. Telling me such things as: She looks like Barbara Steisand.
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  8226. I am with you on the swiss shard thing
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  8227. A very interesting video, thanks : )
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  8228. Anne of all Strings. Love it!
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  8229. Thank you
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  8230. Thank you my sister ji ❤👍👌👌👌
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  8231. You are something else girl. I wish this world would have made more women like you.
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  8232. Anne, I admire your integrity, humility, and "teachability". Thank you for the corrections. I watched those videos and didn’t know those things were wrong or situation dependent. Keep your videos coming! I love them!
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  8233. I use cornstarch in my shortbread cookies …
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  8234. I converted the same bike, 1980 CB900c, after 25 years of ownership. Frame off, complete tear-down. Engine disassembled and professionally rebuilt. Carbs completely professionally rebuilt. Powder coated all frame and sundry parts (not tank). New trans gears and sub-trans gears. Everything. You are going to be amazed with your bike resto! Yours looks to be the '81-'82?
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  8235. I know how it goes. You're the best Anne! and Rob, Pat and Jimmy are probably runner up. Thanks for putting this journey out there!
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  8236. 🔥🥰🔥👌
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  8237. Absolutely well done!
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  8238. 💛💚❤
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  8239. "A few hundred of my friends." Haha 1.2 Million views.
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  8240. Ok, Ok!!! How did you KNOW that this is just what I needed 😮 Loving your presence and encouragement ❤️AND your "sticky note planner" EDIT: Phew 🤯 Now I have nearly arrived at the end and...well, my encouragement has morphed into 😢sniff... shame. Seriously, you blow me away with all of this, with ALL you do, with who you are. But, I will try and humbly rewatch this (been listening as I'm making the family smoothies) and NOT reject the "sting of correction".
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  8241. You are very talented!
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  8242. I feel the same way about radishes!
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  8243. A crucial component of cultivating my gardener mindset. Gratitude
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  8244. That's his instagram handle ;)
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  8245. Including the birth of the calf was a bonus.
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  8246. this is AMERICAN as it gets... your point... your story here. this is where our society needs to go in order for everyone to be happy and fixed
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  8247. Awesome
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  8248. I love Jamaican curried goat. Great milk and cheese though.
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  8249. I love your channel!
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  8250. Im so sorry to hear about your puppy dog I know how you are feeling I lost my puppy dog Bear Bear almost 10 years ago and I still miss him every day it never stops hurting it just gets a little easier God Bless You she will be waiting at the gates when you get there
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  8251. Sorry for your loss, Anne. Love the chair and the video! Is this second chair you've built at Greg's school?
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  8252. Bread,cinnamon rolls and pizza.....just pass me a cold one and all is good....👍..well done....not the pizza.....LOL...
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  8253. Oh hell yeah I’d take that Milwaukee saw over a gas one! I’ve dropped hundreds of trees and I have always regretted lugging around more saw than the job required.
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  8254. Yummmmm.... cheese...
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  8255. Great story Anne, congrats on time spent, and project. Beautiful desk!
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  8256. big thank you to all the people leaving pedantic negative comments that boost Anne's engagement levels and ensure that she can spread her hatred of chard to the widest audience possible
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  8257. This channle will be huge
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  8258. U R adorable! This great grandmom greatly respects your good cheer and your AMAZING energy! Wow! 😅😮🎉❤
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  8259. yyeeeee
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  8260.  @AnneofAllTrades 😂 all I could think while watching this video was “she looks like Serena from Handmaid’s Tale”. Also thank you for deterring me from getting a goat. I have chickens. After watching this I do not think I need goats 😊
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  8261. Keep teaching🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 we can make ajustments later😊❤❤❤❤
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  8262. A Fabulous Journey ! Congrats on all your progress !
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  8263. We have a miniature guard donkey that lives with 2 horses. Donkeys are NOT horses. Donkeys are NOT dogs. A horse and dog will obey. Donkey will decide of you are worth his time. We searched for a donkey that had a high predatory instinct, and yes, there are bloodlines that specifically bred for their guardian properties. You can train that, but to expect a donkey to just have that is not a way to go unless you aim to breed those qualities.
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  8264. You stop complaining about homesteading once you suffer from societal bankruptcy.
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  8265. Great video. First gen born in the US and my folks came from family farms. No one did everything on their own. It was a village effort.
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  8266.  @AnneofAllTrades  Heck yeah! You can have olives on your half of the pizza. Just don't let any of them touch my half. 🤪
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  8267. I've mentored a few individuals in acoustic guitar building. One thing that I feel is important in the learn environment is to allow a certain amount of failures to occur more learning happens when you fail and then see how you can make it better. David
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  8268. Well after watching this video, I don’t want the cute goats after all lol 😆
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  8269. SO INTERESTING! Thanks!
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  8270. Wonderful -- you are unbelivable.
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  8271. Very cool stuff. Keep up the good work AOAT!😉
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  8272. awesome chair No#2 yayyy :)
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  8273. Excellent craftswomanship.
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  8274. Great!!!
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  8275. You ladies rock!
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  8276. Well from the title at the start I thought you guys were buying 125 new family members ! Then the real work would be , coming up with 125 different names for all the new 4 legged friends ! ;-) lol
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  8277. The paw paw!!! Thank you for the tips!
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  8278. mmm que bonito trabajo ...... yo trabajaría gratis para ti ....
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  8279. You are such a great content creator, thanks for sharing your journey, including your mistakes... I'm sure you inspired a lot of people with your channel, I'm one of them ! 🙂Wish you all the best for 2025 !
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  8280. I'm glad that you showed the artist of your intro of your vlogs. I always wondered who sang it. After watching the original version I realized what it was all about. Nice choice of trucks and songs.
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  8281. Lol! Well you gained a sub!
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  8282. 🐝Thanks for the great video🌻
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  8283. You're like Heidi at the start walking them up to graze!👍☮️❤
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  8284. Love this ❤
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  8285. Nice 👍👍
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  8286. You've probably saved my new fruit trees (first time fruit grower). Thank you so much!n
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  8287. It's not lazy; it's sustainable. As you said, if you set things up right from the start, the existing garden requires less time and energy with each passing season, freeing you to expand. If you're gardening in a way that requires the same energy and inputs for the same garden area every year, then there's no room for growth. Perhaps that satisfies some, but not those of us hoping for a better tomorrow.
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  8288. Building that house in such a short period of time is a super impressive project. Kudos!
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  8289. New shop excitement! I just had the floor poured in mine. I can hardly wait to move in, even though there's the insulation and wiring still to be done. I'll run tools off a generator for a while, as I finish the wiring and walls. Building a forge is on my list... Love your enthusiasm and teaching. This old fart learns something new from each of your videos.
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  8290. 😂 love it
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  8291. Excellent job! There is a market for those around your neck of the woods too. Keep it up.
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  8292. I think you are amazing and I have just started watching your videos, you are fantastic 🇦🇺watching from Australia
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  8293. a great video to start my morning
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  8294. Anne, your sincerity touches my heart. You helped me this morning with the concept of systems. I’ve been blessed with the responsibility of a large farm and it’s a bit overwhelming. I so respect your motivation and determination, it has encouraged me this morning. You’re jamming again!!! Sounds sweet!!
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  8295. Great work! Inspirational.
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  8296. Awesome bonding experience. Wish I could do something like this with my friends and family.
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  8297. I thought f-holes were only funny to me :)
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  8298. Either way it is still 3/4 less work than regular gardening.. let alone watering the garden every day....
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  8299. Always something interesting to see on this channel. Thank you for the continued great content!
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  8300. I first saw this finish on Pinterest. Saws on Skates site. They call it Bob’s Miracle Finish. I have used this finish and like it very much. He used the Gloss Spar Urethane, but it doesn’t come out to glossy. Love your videos.
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  8301. Truth!!
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  8302. Sorry, jumped the gun with that question without listening ...the full video. God bless you for taking care of these wonderful animals. May God make it easier for you. God bless.
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  8303. Oh Anne I wish I could find the right words to bring you comfort. F’ people who want to tell you what’s right for you. And internet “experts” make my blood boil. You cry when you need to cry dear one. And YOU have changed my life by teaching me how to sharpen my tools.
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  8304. Great project 👍
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  8305. This is how I would want to live my life
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  8306. Thank you so much for keeping it real, Anne!
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  8307. perfect like 17/0
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  8308. MrCoffeypaul she said no science!
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  8309. nice. Thank you.
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  8310.  @AnneofAllTrades  LOL, I did write and then finish video. Thought about deleting, but it's good to reiterate a very basic concept we are no longer grow up with. There are a few farmers that came over from Holland, I grew up with their kids. They formed a "clan" and relatives from Holland have trickled to states over the years. Amazing how they take care of each other in every way imaginable and by sticking together have made a tiny empire. While so many others I see striking out on their own and just struggling.
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  8311. I love the 1953 truck! I have always wanted a truck like that. Great find.
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  8312. Bedankt
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  8313. First couple of minutes I was wondering if it was a garden video or a kung fu garden video 🤣. Have a wonderful weekend
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  8314. Find your purpose, find your people!❤😊
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  8315. So very sorry of Abby's passing, very hard i know, just think of all the joy she gave you.
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  8316. Liked & subscribed. A very intelligent and creative way to share your lessons learned. Being a beautiful lady does hurt either. Thank you!
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  8317. The interchangeable tools aren't unique to battery-powered tools. I had a gas-powered weed-eater that had attachments just like the ones April showed in this video. I later bought a battery unit that used the same attachments.
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  8318. Funny you mention the co-dominant stems and the weak point generated. Here in oregon we had a big ice storm, and I just scouted a hazelnut orchard today that had some split trees. Hazelnut trees are typically trained to have a main trunk, then splitting into 3 main branches around chest high. All the split trees had an obvious part of the wood that was a different texture and strength, an seemly an increased amount of moisture penetration. That this is because the bark is being pushed into the middle makes sense. Fortunately hazelnuts really want to be nothing but a bush of watersprouts, so losing branches is expected and fairly quick to replace, because you just keep letting a desirable sprout grow (which can easily shoot out 6-12 feet in a year on a healthy hazelnut tree).
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  8319. Love it.
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  8320. I love the sounds of my guinea fowl, they are so much fun! Also such great personalities!
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  8321. This video is amazing. Thank you.
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  8322. First video I've seen but awesome!!!! Subscribed. Thanks.🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿
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  8323. You are resilient and your attitude is amazing, my dear Anne! The lessons you have learned and wisdom you have gained during this huge endeavor will serve you well for the rest of your life. God bless you.
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  8324. I keep finding those bugs on my rooftop patio and had no idea they were baby ladybugs!
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  8325. Great video. I just put out one today on my tiny garden or failure of so far but I learned stuff doing it. Thank you
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  8326. Good luck to you Sister. Heal fast and heal up.
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  8327. You should make a banjo!
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  8328. Great job
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  8329. Our neighbors, A farm next door. Once in a while their Horse and Donkey get out and come over for some Oatmeal. 😊.
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  8330. Anne, your journey is such a beautiful one despite all the obvious challenges. I am so glad you chose to share this and all the stories before it.
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  8331.  @AnneofAllTrades  May seems a lot but sure went by fast... :) Didn't started composting and making ewc 40 that long ago but fell in love with the soil and the miracle of plants around 10 yo... after agri school, it's been my life, along with fishing... :) Learnt that i know nothing and that every answer generates hundreds of new questions... :) Everything's changing so fast (especially this last decade...) we have to adapt all the time and nothing can be taken for granted anymore... Anyway, best of luck and lots of happiness in your life ! :)
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  8332. Thanks for all these videos lately. You are an inspiration to keep going one step at a time no matter what
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  8333. Amazing!!!
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  8334. I am feeling your pain. I lost a lot due to the pandemic and the hits keep coming 4 years later. I almost wish I could have seen what the results would have looked like if it hadn’t of happened so I could feel a little justified that I made sound decisions, but never did I factor in the world wide pandemic and the chaos after. We will recover and be ok. Just a painful, humbling experience. I appreciate you sharing your struggles, as well.
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  8335. Just one word. BRAVO
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  8336. RIP Abbey .. Chair looks amazing!!
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  8337. Wow I’m so happy I came across your page! My husband and I just bought 10 acres of land in the high desert of Southern California. We love donkeys and plan on adopting one to our family next year. I’m so happy I found your video because I learned so much and now understand what a big undertaking it is adding this beautiful creature to a family. That being said I will be doing much more research and preparing before adopting. Thank you agin for your thoughtful video 🤗
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  8338. I enjoy your videos; keep them coming. I take what I find applicable to my berry/orchard and leave what I don't find useful or don't quite agree with. I am 70 yrs old and I also want to be like you when I eventually grow up.
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  8339. I know a lot of older farmers and they all have stories about someone in their family getting sick of a certain mean/bad goat and then the goat gets "sent to another farm".
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  8340. I love all the Lord of the Rings jokes hehe
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  8341. I follow u long time before u move from Seattle to teneesee and you goin troo somuch but you never give up its the most important you AMAZING ANN KEEP MOVE
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  8342. Freakin awesome!  Thanks for sharing.
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  8343. Inspiring and honest approach, both to craftsmanship and social media. I really like it....
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  8344. Cool project, Whit
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  8345. WOW! What an inspiration. You're a winner!!!
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  8346. I'm not even planning to get a goat but I watched this entire video because your material is gold. I'm subbed.
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  8347. I am so excited!! I think I can do a build like this. Thank you so much for this video
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  8348. nice job ladies i need this and a bestie like april 💕
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  8349. Yup, find your people
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  8350. This build is beautiful inside and out just as you are and sooo full of promise to be of great value to many in many ways. God bless you! Press on beautiful, strong, insightful, young soul!
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  8351. I helped.
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  8352. Another great video Anne, one of these days when I make my way over to the wet side of the mountains it would be amazing to see your operation. Both of my kids have their families on the west side and after being a firefighter in the Seattle area for 23 years I have many friends to visit. I'm hoping to get more videos produced soon. Take care my youtube friend!
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  8353. Had to subscribe! You are a delight to watch and love your aditude for gardening for beginners like me 😊
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  8354. Fantastic!!!!
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  8355. Anne of All Trades you’re most welcome! I’m starting a venture as well, and I know that it can be scary.
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  8356. Bet it smelled great that day of cutting and drying in barn Ann...???
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  8357. Love, love, love this video and all that youre sharing! Love Farmer Jesse, too. He's awesome 😊🤘
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  8358. Thats it, everything you both did was just so neat, i wish i had the strainth To do things like that.
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  8359. Sorry to hear about the loss of your happy puppy will be greatly missed socha character ❤❤💋💋💋
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  8360. Don't surround yourself with down and outers. They don't lift you up. They want you to be like them, very negative. Be around the You can do it people.
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  8361. And ....you play the mandolin too. Wow 🌹 I make guitars as well.
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  8362.  @AnneofAllTrades  👏🎉
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  8363. Girl power, yeah! Greetings and congratulations from Argentina
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  8364. Beautiful The table is beautiful too !
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  8365. The dedication o the gardening and the making of the video its super I love this youtube video, they dont do them like this no more ♥ I hope you can keep this as it is congratulations!
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  8366. Either way, I'm sure the chair, spoons or wood for your shop ... something great will come from it or will keep you warm in the process of something else. Although it seems like common sense,I'm glad to hear to hear that the wood won't go wasted. Have fun!
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  8367. You did a terrific job. fantastic
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  8368. that oval whole for the table top support is just genius you just gave me a simple solution for a project i'm working on thanks
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  8369. Great video---enjoyed watching. Building my shop now---3 more weeks--can't wait. Thanks for sharing.
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  8370. Very interesting turn they into pig pillow 😅
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  8371. Everything she says is totally true that’s why I farm ferrets. 😳😁😜
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  8372. So much amazing advice all in one place! Thank you
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  8373.  @AnneofAllTrades Thank you for the response. I have seen recipes for Danish oil that contained two and three ingredients. I think they are all variations of something that someones grandad made a hundred years ago. And they all seem to work. And no one in Denmark has heard of it.
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  8374. This was a fantastic vid, hoping to get some planes eventually, but I also love your apron (:
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  8375. Great tutorial. Thanks Anne!
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  8376. 5stars frm me. Loved it
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  8377. Thank you
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  8378. Well done. A lot of work went into this. Keep up all of your wonderful videos. I love erything you post. I would never follow advice from anyone without doing my own research. We all do things different we are all in different climates and micro climates. Can’t please everyone. Looking forward to more content from you. Always enjoy. Always learn 🌻🌻🌻🐞
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  8379. I agree swiss chard is horrible. Its not the flavor that bothers me. Its the high oxalic acid content that gives a horrible gritty feeling on teeth and mouth that I cannot deal with
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  8380. Never mind the kids, you just popped onto my feed, I clicked, and I fell in love with YOU, Anne! Love your personality! Great video! Subscribed. 😊
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  8381. I will like to see the result after planting and watering with your solution ❤
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  8382. Awwww what a great video and message. 🥺 You miss Annie are my people….and I’m so glad to be here.
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  8383. Used to do bee keeping at school really interesting from England all the best
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  8384. Cool project
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  8385. I know i’m a little late to the party, but I was a small farm owner for about 12 years with chickens, pigs, ducks, rabbits, turkeys and sheep. First of all good for you for asking a knowledgeable person to critique what you’re doing. The one thing I’ll add regarding the pigs, make sure they do not get too heavy. If they are overweight, they can have trouble giving birth.
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  8386. I REALLY LIKE YOUR TENACIOUSNESS /STAYING WITH A PROJECT TO GET IT JUST SO/PERFECTIONIST..YOUR HONESTY IS REFRESHING.. GOD BLESS AND KEEP UP THE GREAT CONTENT
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  8387. Amen!! 8 years ago we moved to an predominantly Amish and Mennonite community. This is real living!! Everything has a time a season and a purpose. Family and community are everything to these people.
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  8388. I need one just like her
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  8389. I hope your healing is going well and you are soon back to all the wonderful things you do and film with your animals (and wood shop). Thanks for sharing your journey with us. @AnneofAllTrades 
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  8390. That is such a beautiful chair! My dad and I will have to "attempt" another one like that!
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  8391. 👍
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  8392. Nice cat that love so much 😀😀
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  8393. Our grandparents from the old days were very skilled and creative, weren’t they, everyone? I’m truly grateful for that. I remember how my grandparents raised me. It’s so emotional when I talk about it. Thank you for translating
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  8394.  @AnneofAllTrades  I’ll email you a picture of my ghetto chicken coop and you might change that POV. 😂 but thanks for the encouragement. I love you girl. 🤗
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  8395. Looks very yummy!!
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  8396. love it well said
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  8397. Thanks for sharing
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  8398. the cabinet looks great
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  8399. I love that! Milking is a way for you to show up for the rest of your life. Totally makes sense.
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  8400.  @AnneofAllTrades  ok got it! thanks for taking the time to reply!
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  8401. Awesome job Anne !! your a good carpenter 👍 I love using free wood😊 got the same Dewalt cordless circular saw it’s a beast!! Thanks you make me smile 😊
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  8402. You are a GREAT teacher! Thank you!!!
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  8403. you are amazing woman.
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  8404. Your quite funny and informative 🙂 Thankyou🙏
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  8405. Anne, you are adorable beyond words. Thank you for amazing videos
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  8406. You just look so happy with all your animals! I love to see your beautiful smile! ❤
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  8407. What a beautiful and well organized shop. That Bandsaw is a monster!
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  8408. You figured it out. I left the farm many years ago and today wish I was back on one
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  8409. Hi . Yes , it's a wonderful cabinet that's been well made , it takes years and some gained experience to perfect dovetail making , I think I would have had some glass in the door at the front than covered over , but it's your project and choice. Well done Annie .
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  8410. AMEN with the sweeping time!!!
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  8411. It's a very nice piece.
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  8412. @AnneofAllTrades  Much appreciated, thank you. Happy farming:)
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  8413. excellent video love the cat great
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  8414. "come on🦅come on🦅come on🦅"
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  8415.  @marknahabedian1803  It's almost always about ego & money.
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  8416. The Swiss chard video is the first one of yours I saw and I thought it was hilarious!
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  8417. You just gained another subscriber. Love this video!
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  8418. Keep up the good work!
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  8419. The torch has been past. Great job.
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  8420.  @AnneofAllTrades  I suppose? Idfk, I'm always experimenting! And if something works, I just stick with it 🤷
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  8421.  @AnneofAllTrades thanks for this information. I’ve always wondered and this makes it really clear.
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  8422.  @AnneofAllTrades  love, goats, milk, cheese, and yogurt!” :-)
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  8423. Fantastic job! You make it look easy.
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  8424. Do I have a mushroom allergy? Yes. Do I even like the taste of mushrooms? No. But I listened intently to every lesson in this video.
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  8425. Nice video
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  8426. Anne of All Trades can’t wait!!
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  8427. We're are interconnected.
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  8428. I have 5 goats. Had them for years.
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  8429. So much love for life in Anne. Thanks for the video.
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  8430. :)
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  8431. Enjoyed this video much! 20 some years ago I impulsively bought two billy's at a flea market. Named the pygmy brothers Ying & Yang. Ying was very friendly but Yang was spooked. A goat that doesn't want to be caught has more moves than a water bug on LSD. Finally taught myself how to lasso. Then I got a nanny who had a nanny kid. The feed store recommended a grain mix that had molasses. They liked that Things were good until one morning I heard a commotion a pack of wild dogs dug under the wire and killed my herd. All I have now are fond memories. May I add a couple things to the grievance column, flower beds and vehicles, luckily the car was a beater.
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  8432. thanks for sharing
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  8433. Excelente trabajo !!!! Muy delicado !!
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  8434. This is the sweetest video ever!
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  8435. I laugh to think of how many people resist the obvious of a forest floor and endlessly rake away organic matter to be able to see their bare naked soil that ever when naked, brings forth a proliferation of weeds to hide the earth’s nakedness.
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  8436. Strong girl 👍👍
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  8437. Beautiful!
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  8438. wow!!
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  8439.  @AnneofAllTrades  I GUILTY! I did go back and rewatch it now.... 6.15 tells the rest of the story!My apologies! Have you done any pickled watermelon vids?I love pickled watermelon!
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  8440. This video may have just changed my life!! Thank you!!!
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  8441. Great video!! Thanks for posting Anne!
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  8442. Super exciting!
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  8443. You’re awesome! I hope to someday know and be able to do as much as you ❤
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  8444. Hold on to HOPE.✨❤️‍🩹
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  8445. It's smart
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  8446. Well said ma’am!
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  8447. Agreed, we have both types of chainsaws. We took both camping and I find myself going to the electric more and more.
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  8448.  @AnneofAllTrades  yeah he got real stuck, thank goodness we had a great vet and everyone made it
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  8449. I've recently discovered your channel and I love what you do. I'm essentially a city girl thinking of moving into the country. what you did in this video takes guts and showed me a side of you that showed your emotional strength. I've had a hard life and I'm presently writing a memoir so I know how hard it is to make yourself vulnerable in front of others. I want to hug you. After this video, I now not only love what you do, I love you
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  8450. 😂😂 Florida has 1. spring of deception for a week, 2. Spring for 2 weeks, 3. Hell's blacktop 10 months, 4. Fall-ish for a week. 5. Winter... you blinked. Oops, missed it.
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  8451. Ok, I am now watching a video about goats. Thats fine.
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  8452. Wow y’all are awesome
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  8453. Not a failure it's a prototype. My tuxedo cat not much into DIY the tabby she trys to help but can't tell metric from SAE keep up the good work.
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  8454. You are the bees knees. Keep it up.
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  8455. Awesome! It’s beautiful all over Alaska. I’m on the kenai peninsula
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  8456. Now this made me smile! And Delta Rae to boot! What a gift!!!!! Awesome!!!
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  8457. Yes yes yes! That IS where the good stuff is, isn't it. What an important video, so heartfelt and on brand. and can we talk about how healthy you look? What's in those Ritual vitamins!
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  8458. Great job!!
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  8459. Hand tools and pas de bourrée in the shop for the win!
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  8460. 35:45 ok gonna go learn Chinese real quick....😅❤️
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  8461. @annofalltrades damn that’s was good
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  8462. Great Job!
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  8463. Nice project. Good skills. You are great!
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  8464. Oh man, looks like your first drawknife is way better than mine :D
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  8465. Okay, I'm hungry now...
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  8466. How did I get unsubscribed from your channel? I know I didn't do it. I'm so glad I saw this video so I could resub! I love your energy.
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  8467. Great to see you again, very interesting video
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  8468. I stumbled upon this absolutely amazing, interesting video. I'm a city boy so I have no idea what you're doing and how you employ pigs to accomplish your goals. Genius, sheer genius. You seem to be a pretty amazing person.
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  8469.  @AnneofAllTrades  I was curious because your planting time are a little different then mine.
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  8470. Great job, Love your videos.
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  8471.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank You. That is genuinely helpful. You do a great job of being plainspoken and just normal.
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  8472. I feel like a lot of this is common sense or subjective. In Texas, we have a lot of weeds with burrs. I'll leave them until the burrs start to form. (Something in the ground is better than barron desert.) And I like my trees with a natural look. I feel like just cutting the problems and letting the tree choose the shape it has been practicing for more years than I've been alive. But it's cool that you made a video like this.
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  8473. Really great channel.,
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  8474. I save the sawdust for the paths as it's nice and soft for bare feet! 🐻
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  8475.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you so much, now I know it will be worth the 40€😊❤️
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  8476. I love your spirit and drive and I also love that you think things through and knew that, you needed a break and took it. Sounds like you have ups and downs but, learn to take it all a day at a time.
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  8477. Well said how else can we know what and how to pray for each other, thanks for sharing Ann.
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  8478. Just ordered a mattress from Brooklyn Bedding with your discount code. :) Looking forward to its arrival. And poofing into shape. Love your channel.
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  8479. 🤘💪🙂👍
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  8480.  @AnneofAllTrades so I’m new to composting and thanks to your videos I now have an active pile going (although not as hot as yours). My question is, what do you do when you have a bunch more organic material/scraps to add to the pile and it’s not time to turn it yet? Do you then lasagna it up and add the brown material to the top then cover with more browns?
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  8481. I pick the tree that looks like i wants to go home with me lol
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  8482. You are a kindred spirit.  Huge respect.
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  8483. lol random donkey =)
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  8484.  @AnneofAllTrades the sweet tart combo can't be beat!! I have to start growing my own rhubarb this year knowing it takes a couple years to establish!
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  8485. I feel that one of the main points to convey is not to get "a donkey"-- that is, do not think about getting one donkey and keeping it on its own without a companion donkey! These are wonderful, funny, inventive, and intelligent creatures. They relush attention,, and return affection.
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  8486. Great job Anne, have a nice day , Brian UK xx
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  8487. I love your channel and just came across your mandolin build! How cool is that! I just took up mandolin a few years ago.
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  8488. Love, love, love your garden and love, love, love your donkey the most. I will be following you and learning
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  8489. That was good. Sometimes we all get information from what we know were good resources, or learned it a long time ago, but did not get the update. Science is all about finding the truth, it is a process of continuous learning, and part of the process is taking into account new information making what we thought to be true no longer entirely accurate or perhaps, even totally wrong. Making corrections is an indication of new knowledge gained. Progress being made toward a more accurate truth.
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  8490. great video , well explained by Joel
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  8491. So glad that the dream is finally moving forward..!!!!💖
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  8492. What a beautiful gesture for your mom🤗
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  8493. I'd rather get a donkey than a horse. I am aware they're...well... donkeys. I was also told a mini aussie would be a bad first time dog but here I am. I guess I play on hardmode when it comes to animals.
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  8494. 👍👌
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  8495. This video made me so happy! ❤ You and your community are amazing!
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  8496. Did no-dig garden two gardening seasons ago for the first time. It really works. Had beautiful harvests and less work achieving it. Go for it. Try it out.
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  8497. Absolute legend.
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  8498. This video was planned to be about failure until your cat decided to steal the topic and show us how insanely cute he (or she) is :D And that is a total success <3 They're growing fast BTW!
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  8499. You are amazing and inspiring 👏❤️
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  8500. We have cows. Tried sheep for a few years. Sheep are a lot of work! I'll just keep waTching videos on goats😂. Your video was really good. I enjoyed it very much. Thankyou.
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  8501. I'm always amazed by the people who give thumbs down on a video! What's not to like? Nice job ladies! I envy your talent!
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  8502. THIS 100%, I too have had goats now for 12 or 13 years, lost my first at 6 years and it was devastating!
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  8503. Now all you need to do is craft a giant leather bound spell book to go with io!
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  8504. Refreshing video good stuff
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  8505. Beautiful desk
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  8506. You’ve succeeded. You help me think more is possible. ~ Tammy
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  8507. .. life is about "figuring out things,...on the fly".
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  8508. I feel the same way about Brussel Sprouts and Liver and cabbage unless it's made into sour craut, so. No shame on the shard game from me.
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  8509. Life's memories :D <3
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  8510. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I must have watched the outtake clip a dozen times, between springy baby goats and Dolly Parton, if I could give you 10 👍 I would!
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  8511. SO NEEDED
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  8512. Finally! Some useful info from a fellow person in 10-Uh-Ce. I kind of have the same attitude, let nature do its work. I'll be inside having a cool one.
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  8513. I feel like i identify with Lucy.
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  8514. Bonjour , Ce qui est fait en bien ou en mal est fait . N attend pas que ce chantier te mine le moral . Bouge toi et prend les choses en main . Corrige les malfacons et passe à autre chose 👍
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  8515. "one main tree limb to rule them all" haha you got my thumbs up with that line! <3
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  8516. Turned out Fab!! Great work! :)
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  8517. Sounds like their natural habitat for browsing.
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  8518. I hear you!!! I want to be apart of a community that will get in the trench with me. I am okay with hard just not by myself.
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  8519. Bahahaha. Oh man. Bahaha. Salad. Haha. So funny.
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  8520. Great video.
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  8521. No no no goats I loved my other animals but my goats not so much
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  8522. Congratulations Anne!!!  Love your channel and look forward to seeing what 2019 has in store for you!
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  8523. I love you! Thank you for your wonderful transparency! I too love fresh goat's milk!
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  8524. Great build!! Love the story telling and so sorry about your friend/family member!!
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  8525. ❤BIG HUGS/LOVED THIS❤
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  8526.  @AnneofAllTrades  I get it. :) I have a bet based on terrain so was just curious if I had it right. ;)
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  8527. 6:22 My goodness what a cute kitty!
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  8528. Who need Pilates, When you have a plan.
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  8529. Yum!
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  8530. Never heard the watermelon curly Q tip before! Thanks!
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  8531. Beautiful piece, Anne!
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  8532. Yeah thanks I commented before the video was done
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  8533. And I enjoy your videos so much you give me so much to work on, but it’s the way you presented your confidence. Your knowledge is amazing but I love your energy. Yes it sucks getting old.
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  8534.  @AnneofAllTrades  Definitely you are right about that! Thanks for the quick reply my dear. ❤️
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  8535. That looks great!! And you have employees now too! Very well done!!
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  8536. I need a couple dozen of them Jackery's! What a sweet unit. Hey Anne, you are doing just fine. Life never follows our plans.
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  8537. Thank you.
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  8538.  @AnneofAllTrades  Sorry I didn't explain more clearly, my compost is sourced from other areas of the farm. No chemicals have been used since 1981 when I bought the place. My idea is/was is to build peak natural fertility in one area then extend the area until the farm (4500 acres) is fully covered, rinse and repeat 🙂
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  8539. I literally just got my diamond sharpening stones in the mail within the past few days, this video will be very helpful. Thanks!
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  8540. No. And Yes to your 2nd question. The plants that Ann planted w/her trees will help w/ground cover and also bug repellent. Plant whatever you want to.
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  8541. You are so strong! You have nothing to do except celebrate your victory over your challenges. It hurts so much. Having a place to share about our pain with each other is something that will help the greater good for all things. Healing and support should be a part of our everyday. 13:55 13:55 I believe God gave us gardening to help us learn many important lessons about our circle of life to help our understanding. I very much agree with you. I'm very happy to know you. I think you are onto something great. As long as people don't take misunderstanding to a level of turning a very good thing into something, we might regret it.
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  8542. I Like it 👍
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  8543. You are super awesome!
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  8544. One day I said I needed a new weed eater. The next day I had 2 german shephard sized oberhaslis with 1.5 foot long horns in my front yard. They were chaos incarnate. They drove me absolutely nuts. They killed my trees and destroyed all my nice things. They found a way to climb on my roof and cars. After 2 years, the wether passed away randomly, no explaination why. And I found a herd for his sister to join. I miss them. I loved those goofy goats. When I take over my parents cattle ranch, there will be a return of goats.
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  8545. You are the sweetest thing!
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  8546. I have to carry on a bit here. The blessing of what you are cannot be minimized. 1.) you’re holistic knowledge is an expertise 2.) your desire to share it is a divine blessing 3.) your presentation of the material creates a desire to consume the information. This is the first video of yours that I’m watching. And I’m not sure whether or not you’re religious but I suspect that you’re Christian. If not, I hope you’re not offended that I say that, because it’s meant to be a compliment. You are engaging in a ministry to other people. I just hope you know that. Thank you. You’ve got a new subscriber.
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  8547. @ you made me tear up. We’re not supposed to have to tell people, are we. But I see Christ in you very clearly. I have recommended your channel to my daughter. Please keep doing what you’re doing. Sharing the beauty of this world and sharing yourself and your compassionate spirit is sharing Christ. Don’t let anyone tell you differently. Be blessed.
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  8548. You are an awesome girl Anne! There's nothing you can't do!
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  8549. Sounds like me yelling at my dogs... 🤣🤣🤣 Will be using this video for reference. Trying to launch a market garden with Walipini on 85 acres...
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  8550. Lots of feeding to do
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  8551. I'm with you regarding Swiss Chard -- blech! Yes it's pretty and it grows like a weed but no one in my family wants to eat it even with plenty of butter, garlic, bacon etc. and they love kale, brocolli di rape, mustard greens,arugula etc. So SC is just taking up valuable space where I could be growing something else. Maybe this is something that seed breeders can work on: Swiss Chard that is palatable as well as pretty.
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  8552. "Oh good, it's windy!" 😂
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  8553. That is terrible work and management. My whole family had a generation of carpenters. I understand.
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  8554. Holy Shit that was profound!!! This video absolutely changed my perspective and gave me a massive positive energy shift!! Thank you for making this and sharing!! Much love!
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  8555. 😊👍👍👍👍
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  8556. Nice made,
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  8557. Little furry shop helpers are the best!
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  8558. @AnneofAllTrades  Wow, that's awesome. I hang out at my local town board meetings for a similar reason. I figure it gives me an early warning if someone complains about something my wife and I are doing on our land. And it can't hurt to be known to the members as "that weird smiley guy that shows up to meetings with baked goods" lol. That said, seeing as you clearly read comments, I really like your message in this video. Sometimes this community misses the true beauty of this sort of lifestyle. I think your take on fear, isolationism and local community is spot on. Also concerning the fear that seems so common, I think it is worth noting that this community is hard to sell things to compared to mainstream culture. But historically, especially through Y2K, companies learned that a lot of us will justify crazy expenditure out of fear. I think the results of this influences people's mindset more than is healthy. I guess what I am saying is that it is always important to ask ourselves what we want, and more importantly, why we want it. Sometimes the why turns out to be incompatible with what we really care about. Anyway, long rambling comment aside, you've earned a sub. I usually don't watch homestead channels on YouTube, but I like your perspective!
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  8559.  @AnneofAllTrades  lol I’ll do my best!😄
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  8560. I happened across this today and it was perfect timing. I’ve become a procrastinator deluxe and have so many projects going that I don’t want to do any of them. Thank you. I’ll probably listen several times!
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  8561. I love your videos❤
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  8562. Bee mode! 🐝🐝🐝 No fluffy butts.
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  8563. It’s sad that someone could call themselves a framing contractor and do such a bad job. But your positive outlook will trump the mess in the end. Keep smiling and focus on the goal. Set backs are how we learn and become stronger as we move ahead.
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  8564. Christmas morning is how I describe my fur babies having babies
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  8565. THIS. VIDEO. IS. AMAZING. Thank you for everything you post, I LOVE your channel Anne!!!
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  8566. You do it all for sure, nice job on all your projects and for bringing us great inspiring videos.
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  8567. I'm jealous of your workshop/tools. I <3 DIY videos. And the kitten is too cute!!!
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  8568. What an incredible service you provide by sharing this information! Thank you! 😊
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  8569. ☀️☀️☀️
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  8570. Love cinnamon rolls. Thanks
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  8571.  @AnneofAllTrades  not to worry I had some Free time 😀. It's was a great video
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  8572. New here from Philippines
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  8573. Nice all around
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  8574. Parabéns
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  8575. Your farm is excellent.
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  8576. First time viewer. You shared too much wisdom to not earn a subscription. Looking forward to more videos and learning more!
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  8577. I love this. I too deal with a LOT of the same issues you do. I thank you for having the guts to put yourself out there. I wish I could do this too.❤
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  8578. Your very welcome Anne! Have a great week!😎
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  8579. 🌿〰 Wow, you are an amazing🔧 multi skilled, 🔨confident,⚙️ positive young woman. You go girl ! A true inspiration; awesome 〰 📐 all the best 〰 you are young & strong 〰. Follow your DREAMS 💚💚💚💚
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  8580. Wow
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  8581. Anne, I look forward to walking through your doors and shaking your hand as I enter for a class taught by you! You have stayed the course and persevered so much. Blessings to you and Adam!
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  8582. I'd love to doublelike this... Baking and cooking really isn't that difficult if you look at it and adjust as you go. Sure, I cannot give you a recipe to exactly replicate anything but who'd want to mindlessly repeat things without custom variations anyway?
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  8583. 💚💚💚💚💚
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  8584. One word............Fricken Awesome......... OK two words. Only thing missing is a wood project and cats
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  8585. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍
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  8586. Thank you for sharing what you do. It’s truly inspirational. I’m at a point in my life where I’m single, my only child has left the roost (starting grad school!) and I’m taking care of my aging mother. We’re considering a move to Tennessee to get out of Houston TX, live in harmony with the land, and find the kind of community you’re talking about. You’ve given me courage to start preparing for this big step. My most sincere thanks.
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  8587. I am a suburbs kinda guy, but what a GREAT video. Thank you, Anne!
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  8588. better to fix the issues now after 3 to 4 years than have the tree split after you've put in TEN years of growth!
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  8589. We started building our Barndominium in North Carolina in May of 21’ and had one haillll of a ride over the following 2.5-3 years. The cost of our build nearly doubled. It was a harsh experience. We’re now rebuilding our life in the Ozarks where there’s no building permits, inspections, or timelines. We can build as our schedules and budget allow. I’m so sorry you had such a rough time, we know the feeling ❤
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  8590. AWESOME!
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  8591. Thank you for doing this video to protect Donkey's everywhere! So many people adopt all types of pets without caring enough to learn how to take care for the animals correctly and humanely. God Bless you.
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  8592. Another awesome video.
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  8593. This was an amazing video. Thank you for sharing.
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  8594. I always respect people that make these kinds of videos, since that level of transparency can be hard. By the way, I was watching one of your videos recently and was wondering if all woodchips could be used, or if some tree species would cause more harm than good. Thanks!
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  8595.  @AnneofAllTrades  that's perfect! Thanks so much!
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  8596. Amen to daily cream in the coffee
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  8597. We've been building our farm in TN for 10 years now. I'm seeing daylight about 2 years from now. Maybe. If everything goes well. So I feel your pain/effort.
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  8598. Fantastic!
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  8599. You are such a practical teacher and so fun! Your animals and farm are wonderful! Thank you for sharing. 💞🙏
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  8600. New subscriber❤❤❤ I loved this video so much! What a great goat mom you are!
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  8601. CONGRATULATIONS on the new shop and working with the master that's awesome too!
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  8602. Ian T see carbatec nz for a hedgehog spiral featherboard
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  8603. Thanks for that IanC, I didnt think I would find them here..but found them and for sure going to get one..Many thanks
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  8604. great job
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  8605. Just came over from Iveys forge and Homestead. Subscribed and liked! 👍🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️
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  8606. So exciting!! Congratulations on the new shop. It looks great! Looks like you learned so much in the process. I look forward to seeing more!
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  8607. Love the team work beautiful house
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  8608. That’s no moolarcky ❤️.
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  8609. Owning it like a PRO! You're perfect as you are, don't change a thing 🙂
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  8610. MEOW! Feed me! I enjoy your enthusiasm for LIFE.
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  8611. WONDERFUL...!
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  8612. You go girls. Is so great to have a helping hand.
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  8613.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks 😁
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  8614. Outstanding! This is next level gardening and you are very charming and present your information so well. Cheers from Ottawa, Canada🍁
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  8615. This video came at such a great time. I’m starting a vegetable garden in my backyard. The location of the garden is riddled with a strong creeping thistle colony. I’m not above weeding the thistle to get started, but could laying cardboard foundation be just as effective is that true even with a thick layer of longtime weeds? 1:41
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  8616. Anne, as hard as it is for any of us to publically admit we're wrong, you did this with grace and enough levity to make it interesting for your viewers. It is just a shame that some viewers take everything so seriously. That said, I truly appreciate someone adding what they know about a topic being discussed, and there are graceful ways to add their knowledge gracefully. As we move forward, continually enjoying your new videos, may we all comment with grace and encouragement. Thank you for your videos (which require so much effort and time for you and Adam). I always learn something new that I can apply to my own life!
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  8617. This was a fantastic video!!!! You asked great questions and it was really informative!
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  8618. Im so excited ive been wanting to for years and everyone makes it seem so hard to get started but you make it look so easy im starting this week
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  8619. Very good job gilrs!!
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  8620. Very inspiring 👍🏻
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  8621. What an inspiration!
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  8622. Dear Anne - I had a good chuckle at your 'most of the internet doesn't understand sarcasm' comment. I'm a Brit and both my daughters (now in their 40s) are Americans born and bred, and they just. don't. understand. irony. I recently had yet another example of this when a comment of mine - outright laughed at by my Brit lady friends - somewhat offended both my lovely daughter's delicate sensibilities. It can be rough navigating this cultural divide at times! 😂
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  8623. wow
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  8624.  @AnneofAllTrades  Took me a minute.
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  8625. Farm
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  8626. I like the new intro, neat video as well.
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  8627. Ohooooo nice 👍😁
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  8628.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh yay!!! Watching you two do it made me think I maybe could LOL
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  8629. My wife brought home Two Goats the day after we bought a house on 5 acres. Those two goats got out and went down to the neighbors goats. Then we had two more goats a few months later. DONT BUY GOATS!
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  8630. I don't have goats. I am not getting a goat. I have thought about it, but that is about it. I wish we had the space and opportunity when my daughter was young, but I think we are past that phase and have all the animals we want to handle. Your video is so good I had to comment. Good info.
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  8631. Thank you.
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  8632. Fabulous... nice chair indeed... moar MANDOLIN and tux-kitty! Cheers!
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  8633. I’m so grateful for goat farmers because I love their cheese and yogurt, it digests better for me than cow milk. I’m in Ca where our county has paid for a company to bring their goats in a graze strips of land between houses and grassy open space to lower fuel load for wildfires. It’s my favorite time of year and it’s become a game with my family to try to find them each time they’re moved. When they were directly behind my house I did have to call the owners once when a baby got out of their fenced in area and then once one got stuck between two trees than only had a wee space between them. Man did she yell about that! They’re hilarious.
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  8634. I've been waiting for this.....GOOD JOB!!
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  8635. Amen 🙏
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  8636. Awesome Anne!
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  8637. Hey Oliver!
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  8638. Yay! So happy for you! First! Romans 12:2
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  8639. Very nice!
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  8640. Rock on Miss Anne.
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  8641.  @AnneofAllTrades  Hey, I'm not judging. I grew up on a farm in SE PA, raised to where I should have known better, and yet put rusty nails through a sneaker sole more than once.
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  8642. I hope so much this works out!
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  8643. 👍🏼👍🏼
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  8644.  @AnneofAllTrades  not too far, being in the lower land you tend to be a bit warmer but close enough to compare plant times and such.
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  8645. Wow! This was VERY informative. Probably never going to own a donkey, but I never even thought about a lot of these things. There is a lot of responsibility with having any animal(s). Thank you for this.
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  8646. I will never own them again.
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  8647. Nice
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  8648. Wow you really taught me a lot of stuff about the soil and how we teach you things😊 and what to do about it
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  8649. 5:14 Styrofoam for rapid prototyping? Brilliant!
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  8650.  @AnneofAllTrades  thank you! I'll let you know if it works!
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  8651. Donkeys have a special place in my heart because I’m a mule guy and live near the mule capital of the world which is Lathrop Missouri FYI lol
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  8652. Beautiful soul you are. Love your life. This is the way, in this life 🙏🏼🥳
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  8653. I've been thinking about getting a goat this helped me gauge how unprepared I am! thanks
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  8654. As always, I greatly enjoy your sense of humour!
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  8655. Subbed for interesting info presented clearly.❤🎉
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  8656. Thank you for making this so simple! It can be so confusing!
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  8657. This was hard to watch. I had a simple project back in the CA Bay Area - create a bedroom by putting in two walls and a floor - the other two walls and roof were already there. No plumbing was required. The contractor gave me an estimate of 6 weeks and since I had 3 months before the spring market I thought I was in good shape. Six months later he was cutting ridiculous corners and failing electrical inspections. The carpentry/ baseboards were so appalling I took pictures for posterity. Some guy either with Tourette’s or a hatred for his nail gun installed them. The lesson I learned was never hire a contractor and don’t do projects that I don’t have the ability to supervise myself. Knock on wood, it’s worked out well so far. But that feeling of envisioning something well built and solid ending up mangled almost feels like a violation. It’s painful to see you went through it, too. Now I’m in TN and frankly, at least where I live, I don’t think they have the skill level or will to build anything precise. It feels like a hard life and it’s all about adapting and using whatever is on hand - old barbed wire/ asphalt roof shingles for siding, whatever. Different culture.
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  8658. I love how you like the design now better than the original. It’s always nice to see how things work out. Thanks for taking us along on the journey. I’m looking forward to the school opening. 😊
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  8659. I found one good contractor through my three year house renovation. Am holding on to him with all my might and will pay pretty much whatever he says because the Good Ones are worth their weight in gold.
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  8660. Absolutely awesome.
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  8661. CYA soon in Cd'A
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  8662. Super!
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  8663. Inspirational!
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  8664. It's very scientific
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  8665. ... fo' FREE... 🎉
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  8666. 💖🤗💖
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  8667. you made that look RIDICULOUSLY easy.
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  8668. @AnneofAllTrades, thank you. P.S. While watching your "weed are not the enemy "video, I definitely understood when you groaned as you tried to get up. I agree. While living is a blessing, "getting old sucks!" To me, my mind is better now than it's ever been. My body, on the other hand, not so much. 😒 Enjoy your life!
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  8669. Thats everything😄
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  8670. Omg this is so smart!!! Super cheap!!! Yay! Love when I can just use nature and not just buy stuff at the garden store ❤
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  8671. Great video, thanks for sharing!
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  8672. Wow X 100!! 😎. All so cool!
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  8673. "Nip it in the bud!", Deputy Barny Fife.🤣
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  8674. I've never been able to allow my self to pay for a start change and have always done it myself.
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  8675. Felicitaciones, buen trabajo
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  8676. Kickin ass Anne!
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  8677. Everything’s fine.
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  8678. :person-turqouise-waving: sounds like a well lived life <3
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  8679.  @AnneofAllTrades  True - very true (you cheeky girl, you) !! 🙂👍
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  8680. Wow! Great work, must be really fun to be able to do those things for your self, to use them in your work. Awesome :-)
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  8681. Thank you 😊
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  8682. I say Donkey Poodles, name from Arms Family Homestead on YouTube.
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  8683. This is awesome!!!
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  8684. Will you be my friends, Anne and Adam? I need your levity and warmth in my life. This world can be so overwhelmingly heavy and somber. You two are a refreshing respite from it all. Thank you….
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  8685.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you!
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  8686. Great help, am sharing your post everywhere!
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  8687. The cat is nice...
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  8688. 👍👍👍heylo
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  8689. Oh, I cried tears of joy🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
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  8690. I love them so much but even with 80.acres, I'm not prepared, not educated and do not have the dedication it takes to have one. I had rescue horses many years ago and when they died, due to their neglected health. I swore off them if I couldn't provide the same energy to them. I donate and visit the donkey rescue in our area.
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  8691. Nice 1
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  8692. Nothing is perfect in life.. all you can do is do your best..... hang in there
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  8693. 😢
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  8694. The donkey 😂😂😂
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  8695. I love this tutorial! Thanks for showing how easy it is to do dovetails by hand. As you say, it isn't difficult, it just takes time. Blessings to you.
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  8696. That is so awesome, Anne, you must be super stoked! 👍 Seamless butt joints, f holes, I thought this was a mandolin build! 😂😂bwahahahaha😂😂 Love your sense of humor...
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  8697. I'm glad April Wilkerson recommended this channel. This is going to be like reading one of Joel Salatin's books only easier :)
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  8698. What you do is amazing!!! I love this!!! Beautyful
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  8699. Anne of All Trades excellent!
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  8700. 🤣😂 Trying to Invent New Ways To Die 🤣😂
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  8701. Chard is disgusting. I’ve tried to enjoy it because it grows so easily and it is pretty but you’re right. It’s terrible. 😂
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  8702. I can see why you two are friends. : )
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  8703. Nice Work Anne :) beau travail!
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  8704. I see 203 people clicked thumbs down? What the heck is wrong with you people? What in the world could you possibly dislike about this video? There is something wrong with 203 of you.
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  8705. I have used cardboard and newspaper (no glossy inserts) for years now in my garden. The soil is fantastic, and I haven't used a tiller for any ground breaking for decades. Yes, go to your local grocery store for large pieces. Our local store ends up sending the cardboard to a recycler anyway. Might as well recycle it in your garden!!
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  8706. Felicitaciones. Desde Puerto Varas Chile. I like you are work. Love it.
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  8707. Anne You are a natural at whatever is put in front of you. Nice video.
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  8708. Too Cute.;o)
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  8709. Don't give up Anne, I know what depression is like. 😢
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  8710. Fascinating.
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  8711. <3 :)
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  8712. I love Joel and his channel. This was just a great combination for the both of you.
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  8713. and now I want a ..... Truck
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  8714. Best explanation I’ve ever heard! Thank you very much 💕
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  8715. Caldron? You know who they are most often used by? 🧙‍♀️🧙‍♂️😅😉
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  8716. Those look great Anne! Thanks for sharing... :)
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  8717. Anne happy holidays! Great up date !
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  8718. BEEBEEEEEES
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  8719. ... damp ... I also use the sponge to explain hydrophobia, how when you first get one, it's so dry it takes a while before it will actually absorb water. Just discovered you, second vid. First was the one on weeds and soil. Absolutely brilliant.
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  8720. Enormous baby goat!!
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  8721. I found the kittens very distracting. More kittens! 🥰
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  8722. Awesome
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  8723. Awesome
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  8724. Thanks for sharing ❤❤❤
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  8725. I'm 20 years in, raising nubians, I would echo all of this
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  8726. yummmm
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  8727. Never seen your videos before but just popped into say what a great thumbnail and channel name
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  8728. ⭐
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  8729. You are great. I like this idea.
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  8730. I’m impressed with your information and skills. Hoping others will learn from you.
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  8731. “Wait, that’s a toxic mushroom you just ate?” “….arguably 🙂” As a permaculturalist, herbalist, and studying mycologist, I very much appreciated this video 😌 my 9 year old daughter and I specifically enjoyed you spitting out “arguably toxic” mushroom bits and your mischievous grin that appears whenever the sarcasm comes out 😏
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  8732.  @AnneofAllTrades  yet another thing we agree on 😌
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  8733. What a great presentation. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge. One of my patients had a goat. I saw that she was in need of extra care during one of my home visits. I tried to bring her things that I could to give her a better diet. If only I could have seen your video back then, I worked so much I had limited time to do the research that would have saved her life. She was a remarkable goat. I had to get my vet to make a home visit when she was beyond help. There were so many signs in retrospect where I could have done more for her. I’m sure I helped her a little. However it wasn’t enough. I would like to know how you dealt with the barking. I have an Anatolian Shepherd/Great Pyrenees and a Great Pyrenees. Both rescued. The purebred female is a barking problem for the neighbors. I don’t blame them because it’s constant even inside. She’s perfect otherwise.
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  8734. Man, this makes me miss Tennessee. I wish I could sit calmly in my garden like that. Here, it wouldn't take long before I'd be up & doing the fire ants dance.
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  8735. Funny we're north of Seattle and feel like a zoo too. We've bought land in eastern wa and our building it out ourselves hoping to be out there permanently in spring. It was never about fear for us, its family and purpose for us. Hope more see it that way too.
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  8736. Oh my god. This is so damning of the construction trade. I've been doing tile and bath/kitchen remodels for forty year. I've been word of mouth nearly that entire time due to the simple fact that I go out of my way to look out for my customers. Nearly every job I'm fixing other peoples work, either from before I got there (often the reason I'm there) and work done while I'm there. I don't trash other workers on my sites but I don't let BS go by either. Seeing what those guys did to you is infuriating. I never like to point to sexism but it's hard to say it wasn't. And the A-holes taking advantage of an Owner-Builder. I'm gratified you have such a strong soul. Best of luck to you. Wish you were local. I'd come to help.
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  8737. chard is gross. that statement is forever correct.
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  8738. virtually the same exact thing Mrs. McAllister does to make KILLER pizza dough!
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  8739. Love your shop kitties. My girl is 18 yrs old so not so spunky. Her name is Oasis.
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  8740. Anne Your farm animals are so friendly & involved with your project. Never thought farm animals could be so friendly & cozy to human. Remind me of the being the Farm Animal Whisperer.
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  8741. That’s one “sweet” spoon😊👍
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  8742. It's ver ver beautiful. Wonder fulano cat!
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  8743. Wow. It’s been a long road. Really looking forward to see how it turns out and the classes ! Good luck!
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  8744. When your name is Anne, you have the whole alphabet of possibilites ahead of you...
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  8745. Amazing!!! Awesome!!! Two truly forces of nature that are fantastic! Congrats, from a Brazilian follower. God bless you both.
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  8746. If you can... give to your local food bank. Happy Holidays!!!
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  8747. She's so informative, so knowledgeable...👍
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  8748. Im happy and sad that videos like this one need to be made. I grew up in Arkansas and we had chickens ,pigs and a couple of cows. I just have always known YOU DONT GET ANIMALS BECAUSE THEY ARE CUTE. Im a country girl at heart and i now live in the city in a one bedroom apartment and i cant tell you how many nights i cry myself to sleep because i want a dog or a cat. But my heart tells me to not be selfish. I work 12 hours a day thats just cruel and abusive to have a dog in a small apartment while im gone for that long. Most say well just get a cat they like being by themselves. I cant think of one cat we had while growing up that " liked" be alone for that amount of time. So i cant even begin to imagine to get a Goat because its cute. Of course i pray no one would get one while living in my situation but even if i had 2 acres i just couldn't do the animal like that. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Best video ive seen all year pertaining to animals. 😊
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  8749. Great shop. Thanks for sharing.
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  8750. I've been enjoying your videos for months, your skills, talents and humor. I found this video and am in tears. I'm so very sorry. You're an amazing person. Sending love and prayers 🙏💖
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  8751. Hitachi...!!! simply the best ....Very Nice, Saludos desde soyLand...!!!
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  8752. Us Lefty's living in a right hand world 😉 great video!! Blacksmith master...
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  8753. Doontkey! I love the doontkey!!
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  8754. cool table
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  8755. I liked the ending
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  8756. Donkeys are incredible creatures.
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  8757. Love the Alpaca photobomb!
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  8758. Móvel lindo e perfeito!!
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  8759. Absolutely fantastic video! I wish there were instructional videos like this for every exotic forced to live with people. Have had goats - recognize all the mistakes I made. Animals always pay for our ignorance.
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  8760. I am so excited to start carving spoons! I am also really happy that the person who taught me is from Seattle, as that is my home and where I fell in love with whittling driftwood as a kid
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  8761. Thanks for that video!
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  8762. Lol "happy birthday i win!!"
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  8763. Always a pleasure to watch Your work coming together for a beautiful finish.
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  8764.  @AnneofAllTrades  OH MY GOSH!! I'm trying that this weekend.
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  8765. Community is essential to eliminate reliance, but if I could go to the grocery 10-20% less often on my own, I’ll happily take that
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  8766. AWESOME BUILDS, awesome channel - you are a true inspiration Anne!!!!
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  8767. No kidding!!! Our goats love my rise bushes!
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  8768. You know what your talking about. great > :-) ,3
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  8769. Hi Nice video, will look forward to seeing the restoration on the pickup. I hope you have fun with that.
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  8770. For sure. I actually switched to the jig after spending quite some time hand sawing. I had a wrist injury in my youth that I believe affects my alignment. In either case, I’m not one to worry about what people say. Thanks for the reply.
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  8771. Excellent work 👍
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  8772. Great video!
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  8773. Cheers great video!
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  8774. Love seeing these projects like this!!!
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  8775. I'm very glad that I found your channel. Thank you.
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  8776. I loved the positive message of this video
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  8777. Raised pigs and chickens for 4H.
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  8778. Outstanding. 8)
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  8779. I told my wife "It's me, or the goats" We still have goats.
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  8780. Enjoyed watching you put this together. It is definitely a very nice piece of furniture and your passion is conveyed through this video. I noticed the OCD of clocking the screws when you had that quick shot of them being installed. I do the same thing, there is something that messes with my brain when the screws are not clocked alike. Enjoy your new piece, it's an awesome piece to be proud of.
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  8781. MUY BUEN PROYECTO ANNE ME ENCANTAN LAS LIBRERAS POR QUE TENGO MUCHOS LIBROS SALUDOS ANNE
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  8782. Knoxville? Thats my home town! I'm in Kansas city now, but miss the Smokeys. Another nice build, keep it up!
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  8783. We've got three of our fur kids who are at the Rainbow Bridge, playing with Abby and showing her around. Hugs to you, friend from we three Olsoni, including Beka Valentine, our Cattle Dog.
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  8784. You are the AA of gardeners. You make it all ok!! Thank you so much😘
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  8785. What an amazing build....so much skill and work involved......so sorry to hear about Abby as a dog owner I know what powerful and loving creatures they are and I cant imagine the pain of losing a beloved member of the family.
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  8786. Goat farts. Now I've heard it all. 🤣
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  8787. Tennessee Builds took my comment. FREEDOM! Haha! For real though, that looks delicious!
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  8788. Vessel for butter 😂. My mom could advise you on more vessels for butter. Butter makes EVERYTHING better!
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  8789. 2 goats 4 years still going strong lucy ans mick
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  8790. Nice garden, lazy garden, not do nothing garden😂. 90% less work.
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  8791. Awesome work Ladies! 👍👍😃👊👊
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  8792. I love the little door knob. If you can not find it to open the door, you know you have had enough. Very beautiful work.
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  8793. cute
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  8794. Oh OH!! I love the vacuum idea! I have all but given up on ever getting a brassica harvest here!
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  8795. Wow girl !,
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  8796. You are amazing, brilliant and adorable!
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  8797. Great job! Nice to see similar spirit Anne of all trades, I'm Ern of all trades.
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  8798. GOAT ROTI!!!!
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  8799. Perfect thumbnail for your video.
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  8800. My heart aches for you. God has this too.❤
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  8801. Great job girls
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  8802. One thing I can think of that might have gone wrong is that maybe the fence isn't parallel to the blade. That could be remedied by using the fence and maybe a parallel spacer if needed as the reference edge to cut the slot for the blade.
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  8803. Soundss like there was too much play in the fence carriage.
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  8804. That list of seasons got me laughing! It’s even worse here in Minnesota, we get so many fake springs
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  8805. So much love being sent your way 💔😢💔😢💔
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  8806. My husband is a blacksmith and a maple sugar confectioner, I am a fiber artist and we have a small organic Maine farm with goats, heirloom tomatoes, and fruit trees I was too scared to prune. Your lifestyle is sympatico to mine.
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  8807. Support
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  8808. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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  8809. Life throws you corbels all the time just have to fight and keep moving forward.
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  8810. Thanks!
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  8811. Always inspiring
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  8812. Just browsing re pests in my garden ,besides my 2-year-old grandson (HAHAHA just kidding ..I LOVE his help) and came across you. Immediately subscribed and can't wait to get a moment to binge watch your videos. Do you have a Facebook page, as I feel like that might provide more timely answers to my gardening dilemmas
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  8813. I'll be there, too! Looking forward to meeting like-minded people.
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  8814. Most allelopathic compounds break down pretty fast, just age the wood a month or two before using it.
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  8815. 👍👍👍👏
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  8816. Nice collaboration!
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  8817. I dig this. Thanks for sharing.
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  8818. Happy Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
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  8819. Great video on pruning, which I am trying to learn. Thanks! (Where did this guy learn to prune?)
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  8820. A very cool retrospective. I love your videos and your complete lack of fear when trying new things!
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  8821. Your my people
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  8822. Very nice video 👍
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  8823. I loved my pygmies and weird regional mutts, but we're never doing that again. There's such a thing as too much fun.
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  8824. Sorry for your loss… You’re the best. Love your videos. You always make me laugh and smile…. Love to you and Adam ❤ much love from Australia xxx
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  8825. Wonderbaar !
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  8826. 1:10 that is nature’s pollinator billboard right there! I’ll take that billboard any day of the week!
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  8827. Thank you for sharing
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  8828. I split firewood for many years and also made kindling from some pines that had to be cut down. One accurate way to use the axe to remove what you don't want is to place the axe blade on your line and then hit the axe head with a chunk of wood or a 3 lb hammer to start the spilt. Then you can lift the piece up and bang it down or just continue to hit the axe head with your hammer, much in the same way as you did with the froe. This is a safe way for beginners at splitting to use an axe safely. I am a beginner at spoon carving and used your videos to help me learn how to go about it. I used a green limb that had been pruned from a white birch tree for my first spoon. I found it very satisfying and it will be more so once I acquire some better tools like a scorp. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
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  8829. Anna, you are such a smart girl, always with a smile, I really like your work attitude. Make a lot of animals, just use the vise in the work, very interesting. Thank you pretty woman👐♥️💐☀️👍,..
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  8830. "Self sufficient" is a phrase I'm never going to use. Every day I consume coffee, tea, sugar, salt and pepper. Literally every single day. Pretty much all my life. And not a single one of those things is something it is possible for me to produce, or grow, where I live. My daily life depends on the products of foreign countries, and always will. Self sufficient just isn't in the cards.
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  8831. Those are some beautiful pieces, turned out very nice.
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  8832. amazing!!
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  8833. cute donkey
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  8834. should ask the Amish to help you, they are good carpenters.
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  8835. Your videos are so incredible! im moving to tenessee in february and would love to meet :)
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  8836. Like the explaining of just about everything. Telling the chickens off too 😂
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  8837. I have just recently found your channel and I love you!!! Keep making videos 🥰
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  8838.  @AnneofAllTrades  I am ambidextrous but haven't tried carving with my left hand just yet, use my hand and power tools with both but been doing that since my pap and daddy had me sitting in the engines of vehicles to work on them at 8 yrs.
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  8839. Girl Power!!
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  8840. Very helpful
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  8841. So sorry about your daughter. May God bless you and your husband, and be with you through it all. My daughter did not die, but she was diagnosed with a rare birth defect and we were told she would likely die, and they encouraged us to abort her. I remember leaving that appointment with a "How to deal with your loss" pamphlet and severe heart break. We were stubborn, and prayed like mad, and she was born with only a small defect remaining in one lung. I didn't share much back then (27 years ago), nor did I go to support groups because it was just too hard. I hope you got the support you needed. God is good! Much love and tears from AZ.
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  8842. very informative ... makes me want to be a 10 acre farmer..., the right way
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  8843. You are modern day Martha Stewart. Except not a jerk, or uptight.😂 I have to say I get a little anxious just seeing all you do, but you are also inspiring.
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  8844. Great video - I've learnt alot from your channel, could we have this type of video each year please? As well as the honesty it highlights that mistakes are acceptable: great for the younger generations to learn.
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  8845. I love you sharing your failures along with the successes. Thanks for your videos. God bless
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  8846. It took Noah 75 years to build the Ark. Be patient and be faithful to the Lord and your building will become a reality.
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  8847. I once visited an organic kibbutz in Israel. Instead of spraying chemicals in an orchard of date palm trees, they had donkeys to eat all the weeds. They were happy donkeys and very friendly.
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  8848.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh cool! I will then. Thank you
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  8849. 👍
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  8850. You two are awesome!!
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  8851. This is such a beautiful, heartwarming video and story!! Making me cry big tears of joy! Life is so precious! Thank you!!
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  8852. Wanting to say from Halifax, Nova Scotia, You are an amazing human. That's all you need to know. God Bless
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  8853. 10 days! Wow!!
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  8854. ​ @orangemoonglows2692 mulch will be crucial combined with drip irrigation.
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  8855. Super convincing!
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  8856. Snake got under my cardboard. Be careful
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  8857. And multiple trips to the hardware store with taking apart and redoing stuff.
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  8858.  @AnneofAllTrades  Hahaha. Touché! My intuition says that it would be safer and better environmentally, and, when you're seeing the wildfires happening year after year, I feel like we've gotta find a way to do better! Thanks for the super awesome video featuring one of my favourite animals ever! ((And, hello from Ontario, Canada!))
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  8859. Thank you, Anne. I needed to hear this... Thank you for your curiosity, perseverance, and transparency about the struggle to truly be in touch with one's self -- it thrives with community. Great video grounded in truth. Well done!
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  8860. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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  8861. My husband had his bicep muscle pulled down after a waterskiing accident years ago. His doctor told him to stop playing his guitar and using that arm. He didn’t listen and regained almost full control of his hand and strength. He never gave up or quit. Keep pushing forward and I just love your content. I would love to do the same concept as you with starting a school for trades but offer it to those forgotten about or lost in the system.
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  8862. I'm not sure what part of TN you're in, but my sister has followed a similar path. That led her from IN to homestead in Tracy City TN about 6 years ago. She raises goats and ducks, and a huge variety of veggies. Her YouTube channel is My New Tennessee Home.
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  8863. Cheers Anne👍
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  8864. Excellent video! I've been a professional gardener for thirty years and I learned plenty. ✌
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  8865. That loft is SWEET! But I came fore the weeds, and I learned a few things.
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  8866. LMAO. i thought that chard episode was hysterical. happy new year.
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  8867. Awesome fence, great job!
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  8868. I love your job mam nice and very great. godbless
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  8869. I bought a pandemic farm . I admire you and feel your pain! ❤
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  8870. It's like a cat and dog and a really smart but mischievous toddler combined into something with demon eyes. 😂
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  8871. Planting butterfly pea tea this year. It helps with the nitrogen in the soil. Also, it's medicinal benefits are amazing.
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  8872. Epic 😊
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  8873. Not bad very good tools and maintenance
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  8874.  @AnneofAllTrades  I apologize, I obviously missed those. If it was an aggregate video, maybe I didn't think I was interested in the other/main/algorithm pleasing title. You're way ahead of me in marketing skills, and I'm plenty swamped with my own issues, so I am unable to offer ideas for integration. My personal preference is more brief presentations focused on one topic. I've already got fifty tabs open in my brain (ADHD) You're doing good work... keep going. Thanks for the dialog.
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  8875. i like it
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  8876. Nice work.
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  8877. Trevor Higgins i totally agree...
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  8878. I would say that all that you have learned and accomplished has been good for you, because hard times has not even yet began. You are correct in many ways, Homesteading has become more about money. Just do what you are doing. It is paying off now and the future.
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  8879. MUY RICOS SALUDOS
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  8880.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanks so much. My Aussie shows no awareness of her bark collar. I recently started shutting her inside and trying to teach her that being stuck inside will be the consequence of barking. We'll see if she cares. Thanks again for getting back to me on this!
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  8881. @ yes. I used to use these with other dogs successfully. For many reasons, I don’t use them anymore. But thanks again for your help. I’m seeing progress now with shutting her in. She’s figuring it out. 🤞🏻
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  8882. 🔥♥️🔥👌
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  8883. Thank you.
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  8884. This was a sweet video.
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  8885. You've got it ALL together. Fabulous lady 🫵👉💪👈
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  8886. @AnneofAllTrades  sorry if I misunderstood, I thought it was just retesting of the healthy animals every three months. Thanks for the reply, love your videos, learning so much.
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  8887. 🖒🖒🙌🙌
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  8888. At the end of the video, you said what I assume was "cheers", but it sounded like "ĝis" and that made me happy. Happier, I should say. Your videos always make me happy. Thank you for the teaching. I'm gearing up to get land and I value your work.
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  8889. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  That milking cranky thingy can make a bull a bit testy, or is it testes? Ok. Sorry.
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  8890.  @AnneofAllTrades  No worries, playing another video to check if that was it should have been my first action. Your tech-skills, I might add, usually far outshine the average, and definitely mine. Shine on.
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  8891. AWESOMENESS
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  8892. Thanks Anne for the video😊 you make me smile 😊 your a awesome lady !!
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  8893. I just came to find out out how to never weed again I don't plan to do a garden I just want to get rid of the weeds and grow some grass
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  8894. S e v e n goats here! 🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
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  8895. Really great work!
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  8896. Love your show. You have a wonderful charm about you. Your woodstove Ecofan doesn't have a battery but a Peltier chip. Essentially, 2 bi-similiar metals, when heated on one side & cooled on the other, make electricity. Not much, but wired directly to a small motor can drive a fan blade. Interestingly, the same Peltier chip is also in these 12 volt " cool- a - tron" vehicle coolers. They, too, are horribly inefficient, but they pump heat from one side of the chip to the other with heat sinks. Love from Canada.
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  8897. That was awesome. Animals are so funny and beautiful. Thank you for sharing your Goat family and the truths of responsible animal ownership, especially of Goats.
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  8898. Please Don't Get a Goat -Thanks for this algorithm, but I'm a black guy from Brooklyn. There was never any chance of me getting a goat.
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  8899. 👍👍👍👏
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  8900. Thank you so much for this video! Love all your gardening videos too! Such great points that will help my ADHD procrastination and executive function. ❤❤❤
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  8901. Have you heard about the strawberry problem with the fungal disease from the supplier of most of the Eastern U.S. stock? I am in Nashville, and would to have some of those strawberry plants you were dividing in the video! 🙂
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  8902. Look Beautiful Good Job
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  8903. I have a cat Luna that looks a lot like the one in the end of the video Thanks for the video!
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  8904. “You’d think it was crack” 😂😂😂 I love you ❤❤❤
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  8905. Fantastic,I love it!Go Girls!
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  8906. Life is filled with challenges, just tackle daily without thinking much about them and think more about all your blessings because regardless of your life struggles you do have more blessings... God bless you and those close to you. Thanks for sharing!!
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  8907. ❤
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  8908. Good job
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  8909. This is one of the absolute best garden videos on YouTube! Thank you so much for explaining everything like I’m 5 years old 😂 I’ve been researching the “no dig method” and have heard a lot about logs tying up nutrients in the soil but no one has mentioned that it’s temporary. Thanks for the awesome content!
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  8910. Minute 16:16. I watched this part over and over :face-blue-smiling:
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  8911. Anne, me gusta tu canal, y admiro tu trato con los animales, felicidades, besos y abrazos. Hila
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  8912. Another good pizza peel video to watch... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZ1W8_q3FDk
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  8913.  @AnneofAllTrades  The community I see is really awesome. Marc, you, Matt Cremona, April, James Bond (AKA Andy Klein), David, Pask, etc have really connected. It's nice to see people being nice and inspiring each other.
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  8914. Thanks!
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  8915. Discovered this channel today. One example of why despite a lot of crap I love You Tube.
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  8916. Awesome girl :)
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  8917. Excellent job
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  8918. What in the world is that adorable donkey.
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  8919. Thanks, I’ve been doing most of those! I just started with copper. I hope it works.
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  8920. Amen
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  8921. 🌝👍👍👍
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  8922. Young lady love the way you see things it makes sense ❤🙏
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  8923. Goats are too funny!
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  8924. Your music is awesome 🐸 I love that
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  8925. Que pena que perdieras a Abby .😥😢
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  8926.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thanks so much! Beats the crap out of a hook knife lol
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  8927. I live in a condo in Los Angeles but I loved this video. I really liked listening to you explain things and seeing you interact with your animals!
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  8928. I don't see any chance for me to have a farm and goats, little late, but the way you told about the Geees was just a ride. Full of important facts and very much needed personality hints, spending the time watching was a great thing to do today. Thank you:goat-turquoise-white-horns:👍
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  8929. I get now, l love your way of lazy gardening!! 🎉😂❤
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  8930. Go !
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  8931.  @AnneofAllTrades  I bet it brings a smile to you face every time you use it. And I bet your grandfather smiles too.
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  8932. i want your cat as my guard cat
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  8933. You should be happy about the project, its beautiful. And.....thanks for the "tip" on using your phone flashlight to shine under the board when you were marking out the pins. Brilliant!
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  8934. Awesome coop, well thought out!
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  8935. This was so well worded and such a great reminder. You have a beautiful heart 🤎
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  8936. Thanks!
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  8937. 5:42 lol, yup, ready. Great video Anne
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  8938. None of what you discussed should you be embarrassed about. Commenters, like me, can be annoying and overly nitpicking details that 97.575% of people ignore or don't even notice or care enough about to say anything. You are sharing your garden and people should know enough to translate your infotainment to their own environment
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  8939. Excellent video and message. I've always felt that our journey through life is to begin at our most selfish (at birth) and end at our most selfless.
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  8940. Moo cow!!!
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  8941. 🤍🙏👏😊🙌
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  8942. Wow this is so well done. Your good at this, really you are! Adpoting children same level. I don't think I look after me well enough? But I did get some chickens for the end of the world. Not sure it was the best idea. Takes a lot of time and always trying to improve safety. To many roosters is a problem. I like the style you did it from. I say scare them more. A lot of death in farming.
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  8943. Shared this video with a friend that uhm ...milks goats. He agrees 100%!!!
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  8944. EXCELENT ANNE , ANOTHER GOOD PROJECT TO MY LIST , THANKS SO MUCH 👍
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  8945. Great video Anne!
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  8946. Seriously cute video. Thx
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  8947. She's awesome. Glad I subbed.
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  8948. Aww I’m inspired
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  8949. Awesome job ladies
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  8950. Great video for me. I had no idea there was a garden hose with a quick disconnect. Gonna love this!
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  8951. Great build and great story of family and friendship. Thanks for sharing!
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  8952. coco ,chocolete ,moca, and toast
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  8953. Thanks for the clarification on some things. Although, I usually use videos like these as a starting point to do my own digging, and see what will work in my garden. PS my family would agree that chard IS disgusting, sometimes even I get tired of it... But I continue to grow it anyway because it's colourful and prolific. 🤣
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  8954. The butt joint seam is too tight to insert any jokes!  Sorry. There is certainly nothing wrong with the finish you chose.  I would choose it too.
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  8955. I wouldn't mind my first Mandolin to be an Annedoline.
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  8956. My goat milk was amazing.
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  8957. Very nice project, your mini barn is so cute 🐔🐓... And usefull ,Great job Anne 👍🇫🇷👏Hope that with all this comfort your "feathers tenant"🐔 pay their daily rent🥚😁
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  8958.  @AnneofAllTrades  I didn't mean you! I was just giving an example.
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  8959. Fantastic project Anne! Lol garden, chair, and mandolin very nice!!
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  8960. @AnneofAllTrades  oh! Never seen one do that!
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  8961. this channel needs more drone shots....haha
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  8962. Ye Olde hydraulic press
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  8963. Oh geez.. your energy.. I'm tired just watching!
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  8964. 🥰👌
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  8965. ❤❤❤
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  8966. Awesome video Anne, great go getter attitude and great personality too...Just starting out myself, fun to watch dreams come true...
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  8967. Mmm 🤤🤤🤤
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  8968. I love your videos, people fail to realize that this is all contingent on where you live, climate etc. It all has to be personalized.
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  8969. Love how you went with the old mortise and frame. More old barns i. This Country were built this way. And many are still standing. Thanks Anne
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  8970. This video just gained you a subscriber
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  8971. I am not interested in owning animals anymore but you make so much sense it's just a pleasure to listen to you.
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  8972. If you want to see more of her animals, follow her on Instagram!
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  8973. That was a great video young Ladies
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  8974. Awesome 😎
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  8975.  @AnneofAllTrades  PERFECT. Thank you!
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  8976. Well Anne, is there no end to your accomplishments and talents? A fluent Chinese speaker no less! Colour me so impressed....by your garden AND your linguistic skills ❤
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  8977. I love your channel and really appreciate your candor. Keep up the good work!
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  8978. Will try to cook this... Looks yummy
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  8979. Wow! Super eye opening! Thanks!
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  8980. Best kind of fishing! 😎
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  8981. Thanks!
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  8982. Getting a donkey never crossed my mind, but now I will never do it. Thanks for the interesting video.
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  8983. wow !!! nice work!
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  8984. My goodness people are so judgmental. I love watching your videos and by the way who cares if the photo shows a lady beetle or lady bug. Clearly you said lady bug. Anyhow keep it coming please for the ones watching and learning ! ❤
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  8985. Very pretty.
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  8986. WELL DONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So proud of you Anne. I started to watch you because you teach well. You know you're not perfect and have made that clear on many occasions. I watch more because of it. You show your mistakes which makes you 100% human and 1 heck of a stand up woman. Most of us are ( I call it any ways)broken, some don't even know it. I speak of someone I know and love. My broken appreciates yours. For all of theses reasons I love your channel and you. For me it's a complete joy to watch real people. Not fakes who edit out what they do wrong. Keep up the good work Anne. You are very amazing and appreciated. 😊❤
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  8987. This year I dumped my raked leaves on the garden area . We’ll see what happens . So put mushrooms in your compost?
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  8988. You should be proud of your work! That’s a piece of art!
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  8989. U R AWESOME! Thanks so much for sharing your journey! I love your adventurous spirit and can do attitude. Thanks! SemperFi!
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  8990.  @AnneofAllTrades  that's a shame,I have never gotten any use or seen the purpose of Instagram or the newer tech things.I learn way better on you tube.learned a lot from you.Being 72 the tech stuff sometimes does not help me like you tube.Thank you for getting back to me. will He be teaching in house at your school?
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  8991. good news
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  8992. Enjoyed the chair building and the mandolin and the guitar playing. All good and inspirational........
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  8993. Oh my gosh! You are just the best. That made my day, thank you!
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  8994. Beautiful work!
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  8995.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you for responding! Looking forward to watching & learning from more of your videos.
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  8996. Thanks "Humble Anne " 👍😉🥰
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  8997.  @AnneofAllTrades  ohh ok thanks for clearing that up I appreciate it, love your videos ❤️
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  8998. Healthy plants (high BRIX) will repell insect pests. Moderate to low BRIX plants will attract insects.
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  8999. Your my new favorite.hey from RayCity Ga.love your way of doing Gardens wish me luck
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  9000. now i want a golf cart & a farm
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  9001. I will stick with my sheep and lambs. Just as cute and no spittle. 🙂 That said, Alpacas are so sweet!
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  9002. How many cats do you own?
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  9003. What a beautiful message. Thank you for sharing this.
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  9004. Thank you!!!
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  9005. Morgan from GoldShaw farm has had a lot of success vastly minimising the fly population around his animals. There’s 3 parts to it: 1 a massive roll of flypaper (changed regularly). 2 Keep cattle moving so their poop doesn’t pile up (like you’re already doing with your goats). 3 have chickens trailing the cows about 2 days behind to rip up the poop (helping to evenly fertilise the pasture) & eat the fly larvae. I’ve seen that you have some nice paper in your barn so you’re almost there. It’s possible you know everything I’ve said & it just doesn’t work as well for your situation. It’s still worth saying on the chance it will help ❤
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  9006. WOW!!! Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing.
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  9007. Nice!!!
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  9008. I run Hawthorn Farm just a mile or so from where you used to live in Woodinville. Wish I had known you then! We have a great community farm, 8 people living here after I got tired of trying to be a one-woman village.
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  9009. What a gorgeous cabinet, I am so glad I subscribed to your channel it is very inspirational.
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  9010. Making your own tools ??? You are so BAD ASS. !!! Love ya <3
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  9011. I love it when you start cussing, darn tooting. True moses hit a flinty rock, but missed out on the promised land for failing to give the credit to God. Don't forget to thank Him too! 😉🤣
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  9012. Commenters would drive me nuts, absolutely nuts. Thanks for doing the best you can, your mistakes are not intentional, obviously, thankfully we’re not curing cancer here. 😉
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  9013. ❤❤❤
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  9014. I canť believe this is free. Amazing amount of information for one video.
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  9015. I need a farm
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  9016. Thank you, very informative. I've made such a complete mess of it, the two times I pruned my apple trees, that they are left to their own devices now. Maybe I'll try again.
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  9017. "you don't get purpose from fear" ❤
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  9018.  @AnneofAllTrades  I think that applies to any babies of the animal world!
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  9019. What I love about the way you get the information over to us is that you see the animal with loving eyes for what they are and need without humanifying them. You are full of respect, responsibility and accountability plus love and care. Thank you. I wish everybody was like that.
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  9020.  @AnneofAllTrades  Your chastisement is most deserved. Well.... I've studied rorqual whales for about 25 years to make my ultimate carving of a humpback since one gently (thank God) came up to look at me near Maine. I carved a dolphin emerging from water leaning backward that came out OK. The problem is my standard used to be Mike Stinnett, which I thought I might be able to achieve, but John blew that out of the water after his work was recommended to me by a bird carver. The coolest thing about these folks and me, is the time spent in nature learning the nuances in the detail of nature. That's where I find real joy and the love for God's creation. Artists like those 2 and Trailer McQuilkin (painted copper) help us know what is possible. I was fortunate to have watched Trailer work and chat with him. If you ever have spare time (like that will happen), I hope you check them out. I'll still carve my 4' humpback someday. Still looking for the perfect piece of wood. Thanks for your comment.
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  9021. Never mind. Just got to the point of the video that said TN! ;)
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  9022. What an amazing set of tips and tricks. Thank you for putting this together. This is my first year attempting outdoor gardening and my seedlings still need a bit more time so this has helped me with my confidence in my timing. I'm also going to do the multi-crop in the same spot thing. Thank you so much again for your tips and inspiration to us all.
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  9023. I loved my goats. I still miss morning walks in the woods with my goats. That being said, goats are so much trouble. I cant count how many times my neighbors called to tell me my goats were eating their gardens or apple trees. They are so smart they constantly test the fence and look for escape routes. They also jump crazy high so as they grew the walls in their barn stall had to get higher. I also think people are not prepared for the care they need. Having a vet on call, doing hooves and worming. Its so much work. Goats are not for the faint of heart for sure.
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  9024. Nice picking
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  9025. A pilots license and a great chef too great !
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  9026. I am a new viewer. I am so proud of you. And I am thrilled that your husband was ok with your dreams.
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  9027. I have a battery I saw use when driving around my neighborhood scavenging firewood after a storm. It's quiet, and I don't feel bad about using it when everyone's home.
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  9028. That is my entire life too! Undoing things that I thought were a good idea at the time. Thank you!
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  9029. I could listen to you play that Mandolin for hours and never grow tired of it.. great stories
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  9030. Love and prayers!!!! Me too❤
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  9031. You should name the cow moorine (maurine) or emma. My dad suggested elsie, the name of the borden farms cow
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  9032.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh okay. Well we don't have earmuffs down here. You look a little like a koala ! 👍
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  9033. What a treasure! Irreplaceable.
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  9034. Wow, It makes me so happy to see everything that you do, to learn everything you teach. Thank you, Angel! You are a warrior in my eyes.
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  9035. Your amazing
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  9036. When I grew up, my grandparents had a goat. So i would drink goat milk pretty often. When I grew older and got the chance to drink cow milk. I found it to be unpleasant. It’s like watered down milk. It’s missing the sweetness of the goat milk. I enjoyed watching your video. I always dreamed of having goats. But I now understand that it might not be suitable for my current lifestyle. Maybe one day in the future.
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  9037. You should have a goat named Meryl Streep, as they say she is the g.o.a.t.
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  9038. Thanks from Ukraine)
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  9039. But i want one so bad😭😭😭😭😭
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  9040. I want the cat...
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  9041. Way too much work. Thanks for making this video
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  9042. Bad Axe Saw, best one made in the world.
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  9043. Nice
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  9044. I would be pissed. You are a mighty woman. Respect.
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  9045. Great job, you two make it look straight forward. I need to make a lean-to shed on my lot one day.
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  9046. Wow...so cool..you're shop is smoking...
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  9047. My dear, you had me ROFLM🫣O🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪 You just popped up on my feed so had to watch & ultimately had to SUBSCRIBE ‼️‼️. Look forward to more of your spunky attitude 🤪👵🏻👩‍🌾❣️
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  9048. Looks great Anne I'll make one with a glass panel in the door
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  9049. WOW What a informative Awesome Video !!!
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  9050. nice job ladies
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  9051. I'm learning a lot with you my dear, thanks for all you do 😊
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  9052. 👌🏽
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  9053. DOPE!
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  9054. @AnneofAllTrades  OMG 😆
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  9055. Blue Spruce Toolworks and the mallet too by the looks of it
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  9056. 🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻You got this MS Annie❣️🫶🏻❣️ you are “ Courageous” and a no Quitter❣️❤️❤️‍🩹❤️❤️‍🩹🙏🏻
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  9057. Hell yeah, love the videos from you two. I'm excited for another growing season. Also gave me a big smile to hear you shout Jesse Frost out, for sure his videos were what got me into this hobby, and now I yern to be a market gardener.
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  9058. GREAT JOB WOW LADIES!!!!!
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  9059. I've long wondered why people let their fruit trees grow so tall 😂 I mean why? It just makes it harder to harvest
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  9060. Beautifully made video Anne, very well said. 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
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  9061. I enjoyed your compose video, thank you for sharing. I also loved your sweet tamed animals, Noah's Ark so awesome ❤❤
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  9062. Really good info.
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  9063. Love the routing jig.
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  9064. The tuck in to protect the mycelium 🥰
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  9065. Great chair build. Sad about your dog.
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  9066. We don't care Anne. 99% of what you put out is correct, me thinks... And,.... you're 100 % entertaining all the time !!
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  9067. Glad to see you pruning the channel in the New Year! Hope you can cut once on the carpenter bees. 😅
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  9068. You are so clever.
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  9069. @AnneofAllTrades  The thing I've noticed though is that clover doesn't compete against a bunch of plants. Many crops will grow right over clover no problem. And purslane doesn't compete for light at all against anything with an upright shape. Seems like a balancing act between the ongoing fertility addition of clover's nitrogen fixation and photosynthesis and the strength of what you want to grow. I think of daikon as a cover crop, but I can see the distinction you're making as it also provides a direct food yield, not just soil fixation stuff. Idk, fun to wonder about for sure and play with the ideas in the garden.
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  9070. @AnneofAllTrades  Yup, solid wisdom right there :)
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  9071. 🤣👏🤌✨
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  9072. Honestly didn't notice your grey hairs until you said something about them. Good to know about them not being lawn mowers.
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  9073. Beyond inspiring...one day I hope to build one.
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  9074. moooo
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  9075. What and inspiration!!!
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  9076. Cool vidya! We are in issaquah. Admire you guys, but can’t pull that lifestyle off :( thanks for sharing yours tho!!! Good advice, and great videos.
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  9077. Your tour was amazing -- thank you!!! I love what you said about the hen that only had 1 chick. We had a hen do that but she had other eggs that once the one hatched she abandoned the others. I should have put them in the incubator perhaps they would have hatched more. It is true about not replacing or increasing the population. I say that because I had 3 children I am doing my part to increase God's creation . . . 2 children 'replace' the 2 parents (pair rents) the 3rd child increases the population. "Be fruitful and multiply"
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  9078. Amen
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  9079. Didnt know all this about goats ! Thankyou , very personal and informative . Well done . Love your 🐐🐐🐐🐐 goats . Ill watch your . Thankyou .
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  9080. This brings me so much joy! Both of you are so bad-ass!!
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  9081.  @AnneofAllTrades  thanx for link - its a great vid and all your animals look soooo well cared for - those 2 black n white kids look a right handful!! 😊😊😊
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  9082. Well done..a mammoth effort and job.
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  9083. Awesome! Taking care of Mama with your best friend and the little pup. Life is Good! You both ROCK!
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  9084. Awesome video thanks for sharing the valuable information.
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  9085. Awesomeness
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  9086. That's so cool. Had no idea the chair breaks down like that. I'm so jealous of anyone with Woodpeckers gear.
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  9087. Great project and great sanding shirt!! You are awesome
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  9088. Not it´s not real, it´s photoshop. In 7 days - never!. OK, ok...I like it...great job ladies!!!!!!! :))
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  9089. @AnneofAllTrades  and all that science -y stuff 🤣🙃🤣🤣
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  9090. This hit it perfectly for me. I don't feel alone now. I don't feel broken. Thank you.
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  9091. Awesome work
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  9092. I love that you're humble enough to learn and correct when you have been mistaken. But I am also sad that you put in so much work to teach people just because you can, and a decent amount of these points are simply nitpicking or misunderstanding the message. It's like the saying about listening to understand instead of listening to hear/respond. It is unfair to expect you to be perfect. I appreciate your time, effort, content, and just you in general. Thank you for what you do 😊
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  9093. Great
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  9094. What a wonderful video ! You have summarized so much info in such an understandable and inspirational way ! Thankyou !,,,,
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  9095.  @AnneofAllTrades  Nice, I learned something new today. Just searched some pictures. These geometries and natural elements (e.g. leafs and birds) remind of ancient designs of the Old and the New World.
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  9096. What your mistakes teach us is to listen and RESEARCH before implementing anything in our gardens. Mistakes are opportunities to learn and grow, literally. I stand with you in your opinion on Chard. I grow it for my chickens because it is easy to grow, cold hardy and they love it.
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  9097. That's an Aww-inspiring demonstration... 🙂 ... ...get it? ...cos the puppy is Aww 😍 .... ...imma go home now... 😬
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  9098. Thank you so much for your intelligent and informative video - history of gardening!
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  9099.  @AnneofAllTrades  We still remember the 20 year millennial drought. Maybe because of the different climatic conditions we have a planting technique where we plant the tree a metre deeper than the start of the trunk. New roots develop from the trunk and the mass of roots and their depth will get the water the trees need.
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  9100. Great content Anne, thanks for doing it!
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  9101. awesome and congratulations
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  9102. Yes mushrooms compost is a great product if you can get it:)
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  9103. the Alpaca was smiling in the camera for a long time but no one pays attention to her/him XD
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  9104. Great idea! So clever. Love the video.
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  9105. In the way on the way, I love it. It has helped me so much since I have heard you say it.
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  9106. Nice machine
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  9107. Awesome job. Keep up the journey of learning new skills.
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  9108. Thanks for mentioning the PT School of Woodworking. I just moved back to the PNW after 21 years away and live in Poulsbo now. I'll have to check it out.
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  9109. Thank You Thank You very informational by watching your video I picked up something’s I’ve been doing wrong but now I’ll correct them. Thxs again and take care
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  9110.  @AnneofAllTrades  just make sure you order the right one as i think there are at least two sizes of mixers... happy shopping!
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  9111. Intelligence, motivation, confidence, beauty, and integrity? You, young lady, are a rare gift to humanity, and you deserve great respect.
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  9112. All the sudden I need a drink..........Great project. Oh thank god there's the cat
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  9113. Furniture stores generate a lot of large sheets of cardboard.
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  9114. Wouldn't you know "that little harlet got pregnant" how dare that jezebel.😂
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  9115. I like the scribing technique you use before you use the chisel.
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  9116. salut superbe boulot et merci pour ton partage
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  9117. Very interesting! I have been considering getting a couple goats. Your information is highly appreciated.
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  9118. Awesome, 😋😋
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  9119. I have a very small channel, all of my videos are based on works best for me in zone 5a. Unfortunately, when I started gardening 5 years ago, I watched a bunch of videos that did not work out very well for me. I am a lot more werry these days in "new things" that I try, although I will never stop learning. New subscriber, will tag along this year. Stay Well!!!!
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  9120. SUPER !
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  9121. Wow, Anne. I only just found you a couple of days ago, and I've already watched several of your videos. You helped me get through yesterday (Nov 6, 2024). I am just learning of your hard and wonderful year, right now. Thank you for sharing, so graciously. Big hugs.
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  9122. So happy to see your shining face, again!!
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  9123. Id love to have a goat, but I don't have the right environment for a goat, so, I have to watch goat videos instead. I guess this way is cheaper and I get to look at babies all the time :)
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  9124. Oh Anne! To live in a climate where you can leave your tubers in the ground? !!!I have absolutely no idea how amazing that would be.! Every year my tuber collection grows by the dozens of lifting, washing, labeling, storing lugging and doing it all over again, starting about this time of year! You wouldn’t think dahlias would be on the lazy gardeners list !…so kudos to you lady you’ve got it figured out !
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  9125. I love your solutions lol very practical! I wish I could find ways to get around not having chickens at home right now. I'm working toward our acreage but it's not here yet
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  9126. My back is extremely achey been in the garden the whole day working on the spring prepping. Moved stuff, plant stuff, and took out stuff 😂😂😂
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  9127.  @AnneofAllTrades  Of course! I'm saying this only through a desire to see you succeed, and I'm hoping you found my comment constructive.
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  9128. I bet you wouldn't change it for the world.
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  9129. perfect like 191/0 , congratulation. Saludos desde Argentina.
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  9130. There is a reason, that throughout history, societies have formed and prospered. It turns out, when you distribute work, it can be done more efficiently for a community when it's distributed. It become even MORE efficient when you have individuals who are highly capable in that field, overseeing the work or performing the work. For example. At my age, I can plant X number of potatoes a day. Someone half my age could plant MORE of them. Then you may find someone who LOVES to plant potatoes and has developed tools and methods to plant potatoes at a rate of 5X the fastest person. You can't be self sufficient. At no point in time has this been possible. We've always depended on one another in some form or, we've died far too early.
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  9131. Geeze, when I grow up, I wanna be just like you!
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  9132. Very Informative- Will look at my fruit trees tomorrow!
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  9133. I`ve used a giant tarp to help kill grass, weeds and their seeds too here in Louisiana in the area I hope to turn into a garden. It may not work 100% but it helps a whole lot even if you only do it for a few weeks.
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  9134. Wow! Just discovered your channel and love your content. Thank you for speaking the truth on so many topics. Very insightful.
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  9135. first, you need to introduce your co-host. Second, Failure is just a lesson on what not to do next time.
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  9136. My favorites are the alpacas, Lucy, the goats and donkeys
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  9137.  @AnneofAllTrades I see what you did there haha! That’s a great idea. I didn’t plan well and my brassicas have nothing natural that can shade them yet. I put them in the sunniest part of the small garden I’ve started (of course) and they are at the front with no plants planted in front of them to create shade. I’ll definitely flip things around next time, especially as my garden area increases. For now, I guess I need to create some shade. Thanks for the reply & the info!
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  9138. Wow!! , very beautiful area .YOU'RE LUCKY !!!
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  9139. I’m not even through the whole video and your experience is just like mine building a walapini attached to my house and a new basement. Shoddy crummy contractors are everywhere
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  9140. 16:04 move to the country they said 😂😂😂
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  9141. Favorite video so far. You're one of my favorite instagrammers and I finally remembered to search you out on youtube! Loved this, and would love more in depth tutorials on what you make (especially spoons!). <3
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  9142. Great video! Thanks for all the Lazy Gardener tips! Love your garden. I’m putting cardboard down now for my spring garden
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  9143. Wow! Anne you are amazing! 🙏
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  9144. Hey, if anyone is on reddit and is interested in greenwood working, check out /r/greenwoodworking
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  9145. Why to go great job
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  9146.  @AnneofAllTrades  Phew! So glad to hear it! 🥰
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  9147. If i ever have a bull his name will surely be Billy Bob Hornton! Feel free to use it!
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  9148.  @AnneofAllTrades  I am so happy and proud you have the courage and knowledge to pass this knowledge on...💗 ❤️
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  9149. very informative, thank you
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  9150. I Love it👍
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  9151. thanks for this video, inspired and bought a bunch of seeds, going to make my whole back yard like this.
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  9152. Anne, I am so with you on the matter of chard 😂 The only reason I grow it, is because it's so pretty! I don't like it either! 😏 "Errare humanum est" (to err is human), nobody is perfect! Keep on making the videos, you are doing great! 🤗
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  9153. Your so awesome! I wish more women would get into woodworking! Thanks Anne !
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  9154. Great job
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  9155. You're just plain awesome!❤
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  9156. It's Saillor's Hornpipe a traditional tune. It can be found at the end of Tubular Bells by Mike Oldfield.
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  9157. Another fantastic video Anne...amazing watch. RIP Abbey Puppy. X
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  9158. 👍👍👍👍
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  9159. Enjoyable as always, watching you in the garden, thanks again
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  9160. OMG! Gardening AND THERAPY ?!? A WOKE ( for those look at this word and…well, misinterpret…my definition of Woke is..Just being aware of who you are..no politics..personal Awareness, spiritual Awareness…lol) Woman Gardener that is a Sister in the fight against weeds and for mental health…thank you, God!…lol. Shine On, Sister!..SHINE On!..lol
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  9161. 😘👌🏻
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  9162. This actually makes me want to get a couple of goats, but I am not allowed to unless I have 2-3 acres of land.
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  9163. We can do our best and that’s about all. Learn the skills, prep what we can, and leave the rest to God, because our security is ultimately in His hands.
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  9164. Looks like a lot of work. Nice job !!
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  9165. Sorry about your dog mate. Those soul dogs are so painful to lose. 😢
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  9166. ... SEHR COOLE GIRLS !!! ...
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  9167. To fail forward is the best way to learn. Thanks for sharing.
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  9168. Had a great time watching!! Your awesome !! love your channel. M. K. S.
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  9169. So easy - so good!
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  9170. I love the lines of a beautiful Windsor chair. Nice work on a complicated build!!
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  9171. YESSSS thank you for sharing your journey and experience. THIS is exactly the message we all need to hear right now. Thank you
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  9172. You hit the nail on the head, you are an inspiration 😊❤
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  9173. It looks amazing.
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  9174. 👍👍👍👏
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  9175. This had me crying like a baby! You're amazing.
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  9176. what! just saw you in the Duluth catalog! Did you get freebies:elbowbump:?
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  9177. Love your stuff kick on love it 👍 ❤
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  9178. I have read through all of the previous comments for this question to be answered right here. I was wondering the same thing. Thank you for a great video and sharing your knowledge. @AnneofAllTrades 
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  9179. Thanks!
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  9180. Ŕight now no new pets unless it's a senior
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  9181. Thank you! That gives me a good starting point as your pond looks to be close in size to the one of ours that needs repair. The irony is my grandfather always used to say a pig will destroy your water source, wallering it to a mud hole. We have a mud hole/mosquito breeding ground that was once a pond so I hope this works as it will save a fortune in excavation. It won't be until next spring that ee tackle that project but I'm happy to start planning a method of attack.
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  9182. It is nice to see that you can fix this. Thanks for sharing
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  9183. Beautiful table.
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  9184. Awesome 👍👍👍👍
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  9185. I had a Great Pyrenees mix puppy just show up at my house early this year, and he has been a blessing.
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  9186.  @AnneofAllTrades  cool, thank you very much!! I am just about to build a new pile and turn an old, not well-functioning one. I am stoked about making an excellent pile thanks to your video. many thanks!!
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  9187. They said .....Thank you Anna.....and thanks for sharing this with us...
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  9188. Anne is adorable
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  9189. Self sufficiency/self reliance is the lie taught by Capitalism, as it's easier to control people when they are individuals, rather than a community.
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  9190. Anne, consider mounting the dowels in the fence and not in the saw, less parts to miss place.
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  9191. A gift from an eagle, dinner, donkey and Eddie.... Life is Good!
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  9192. That's great woodshop.
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  9193. It’s soooooo cute!! I really love your review too
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  9194. My youngest daughter studied mandolin at ETSU Johnson City TN but I taught her to weld. Have fun with t he mando
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  9195. I used to want goats until my animal hoarder neighbors got some that have since multiplied. We live in the city and not in some rural area. Their property is about 2 acres. The horrendous sounds and smells are too much sometimes.
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  9196. Okay so you're way more than just cool you have got this together and I love it
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  9197. That cabinet is GORGEOUS, Anne!! Very enjoyable video to watch too since you do so much work with hand tools.
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  9198. Great video. Great channel. Subscribed
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  9199. Goats are a trip for sure You want easy meat raise rabbits, the Dutchman's savior.
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  9200. I wasn't gonna get a goat before, but I am not going to now either! IDK why I just sat here watching a 25 minute video about goat care but it was entertaining. Thank you.
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  9201. I grew upnraising goats and LOVE them. They are amazing pets and weed eaters.
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  9202. Love the whole show, especially the Big Red sign!
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  9203. Anne you are amazing!
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  9204. Much love and prayers ❤
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  9205. love seeing new videos pop up!
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  9206. After the hurricane ravaged North Carolina, some locals uncorked the ultimate rescue tool that they had available and well, the optimal tools. Mules and donkeys. Initially, donkeys only, as being smaller, they could negotiate through narrower, hairier spots that the larger mules couldn't manage and help clear paths for larger animals and eventually, equipment. Supplies got through the old fashioned way. One supreme upside to a donkey over quite a few other load bearing capable animals is, they're loathe in the extreme to walk into a situation that could result in being harmed. So, if you try to walk them onto a dangerously unstable path, into a predator, over a sheltering or sunning snake, it just ain't gonna happen. Work related commands I'd work with first, directional commands, left, right, forward, back, stay and "show me" for the dog or donkey especially, to indicate what is worrying them. If it's worrying them, I needed to worry enough to evaluate what was going on and the trust needed to develop that the animal could trust my judgement - and that required I exercise good judgement as well. Working with an animal isn't some robot and controller relationship, want that, get a robot or a politician. It's a partnership.
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  9207. Anne of All Trades I'm kinda the same way ,I'm left handed but right hand dominated,it is very handy when you use both hands
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  9208. Highlight of my day🤙🏻
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  9209. What an amazing video, I love hearing the truth instead of just being entertained and made to think everything is always fun.
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  9210. Anne good video thanks
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  9211. i like your videos....
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  9212. Magical
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  9213. You're my kind of girl!
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  9214. Finally I don’t feel alone on this!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 I love farming♥️. It it is tiring & stressing when doing it on your own.. I need to move to a self minded community NOW!! Cuz I don’t want to give up on what I love doing 🥺
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  9215. Beautiful build, Anne~!! Yes, Marc is the king~!
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  9216. Marvellous video. Anne's charisma makes me want to join her goat flock.
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  9217.  @AnneofAllTrades  Bamboo pan flute should be super easy.
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  9218. I'll be there in 5 minutes!!!😀
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  9219. As a dude with kids who often (tries to) botanize with kids, I appreciate this video so hard 🤘
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  9220. I loved this video and how you teach. I've been experimenting with this kind of gardening but the mushrooms blew my mind. I can't wait to try this. I subbed. Even turned the notifications on :)
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  9221. Fantastic end result, win ,win 👍
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  9222.  @mariaelenamelendez1511 , there’s a lot of controversy about pruning sealer (yes, I think it IS tar). I do use it personally, but only for big branches that I’ve cut off. But many arborists now say that the sealer interferes with the natural healing process of the plant.
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  9223. Awesome! Great ideas for fixing my shed floor!
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  9224. This is great! Also a huge fan of coffee and ice cream here.
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  9225. I love the way you think. Subbed.✅👍🏼
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  9226. Rome wasn't built in a day :)
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  9227. Great follow up video. I’m now subscribed.
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  9228. As always, you're a champ, and I appreciate you for setting things straight as you continue to learn. 😄
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  9229. Lol! Love your humor, insight and farm!
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  9230. Great video loads of good info and all the nimals look amazing.
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  9231. Armour your soil I can get unlimited free coffee bags -- jute is natural Thank you for the information
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  9232. This is really cool! Thanks for sharing how you made it...currently my dad and I are building a bunk bed/desk for my sister. So it's helpful to see how you cut your wood down to size :)
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  9233. Wooww
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  9234. Everyone needs to watch this. Thank you for your work and your time.
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  9235. LOVED THE VIDEO!!! Very informative and such a delightful video to watch. You made your point clearly, distinctly and lovingly. I won't get the 2-3 goats I was thinking of getting now that I know the facts and how important it is to raise them responsibility. I sincerely thank you. I'll just continue to watch adorable goat videos on YouTube. With gratitude!
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  9236. Thankyou. I will add this link to my watch list.
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  9237. I started following because of your sarcasm over chard and lettuces 🤣
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  9238. Annie your channel is gold!!
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  9239. Wow! A very interesting and informative video!!
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  9240. April Wilkerson is GREAT!!!
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  9241. Very informative video. I was raised on a farm, and we kept around 10-20 goats, for dairy purposes.
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  9242. Awesome! Inspiring 😊🙏
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  9243. Great project Ann. Now you need to get Matt Cremona to show you how to spin the dough.
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  9244. Cool project
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  9245. This is exactly how I garden. Cheers for the lazy way.
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  9246. Girl power. Amazing!
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  9247. Yep, April is awesome
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  9248. Damm looks so tasty, I'm leaving this video HUNGRY GIRL 😛
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  9249. Nice build :-)
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  9250. I truely enjoy all of your videos. You are such a go getter girl! You make it look fun, although I know its not all fun and games, it is hard work! Keep teaching us and we will continue to watch and learn. Thank you!!!
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  9251. Good video Anna nice chicken coop thank you for showing us these video's
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  9252. I’m sorry your losses. Thanks for sharing.
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  9253. I stumbled upon your channel yesterday and after watching it for a few minutes I knew I'd like it. Your down to earth and sincere way that you share your experiences with your animals and alittle of what was going on in your head was wonderful. I particularly liked your comments and all the homsteading conferences you went to and the "doomsday people" that crawled out of their bunker-farms you met. You put it very simple and didn't mash words; "fear is not progression" or something like that. I don't see any donkeys or goats in my future but who no's. I still learn from what you've learned with your animal's. Kudos to you and your hard work, I was raised on a small farm so I no what it's like. It looks like you and your spouse have achieved something special and you figured out the way to achieve it without losing your sanity. Jeff in LaPorte Indiana.
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  9254. It's not lazy---it's smart to use the natural proclivities of your critters to help you in their special way. It's a symbiotic, mutually beneficial relationship, and a most organic alliance.
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  9255. nice job anne.
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  9256. This video is pure genius thank you
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  9257. Thank you so much!!
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  9258. Nice fig trees!
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  9259. Big fan of the show.
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  9260. SWEET! Thanks for the reply! The maker herself! I'm honored.
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  9261. Thanks for sharing your tiny goat stories! Yaaay twins!
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  9262. You and the little babies make me smile and that is simply wonderful.
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  9263. The thicker the layer of wood chips the better... Your garden and soil is looking healthy, and going to really show when you hit it up with the tea and fertilizer👍 Awesome job. 👌
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  9264. Awesome. 👍👍👍
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  9265. Now I am craving a cinnamon roll. Those look delicious
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  9266. Farmer or not…it’s always about you and the community.
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  9267. That's really cool you're from Montana. I meant to say Big Sky Country not state. Treasure State. I reside in Beaverhead County. Short hard grow season. Thanks for all the content​ @AnneofAllTrades 
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  9268. Spiders eat more bugs than birds
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  9269. thank you
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  9270.  @AnneofAllTrades  Will do! ;)
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  9271. ❤️
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  9272. I like radishes and mustard in moderation.
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  9273. Those mistakes(?) prove it was hand made. "Mistakes" or design features.
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  9274. I love the donkeys watching you pull wood off the pile. almost like they are saying "oh crap, our days of free range donkey are numbered".
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  9275. Thank you, only house video we watched completely, we love it.
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  9276. Been there, done that, after parasites, foot rot, predators, poo everywhere, and lots of them(>1000), I retired from the high stress of that! Actually, one of my neighbors kept telling me that people with goats are at risk of heart attacks😊! Nice barn and husbandry!
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  9277. 👍🏼👍🏼
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  9278. I really wish I could click the like button more than once :-) Love the project, and love the energy you have!
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  9279. 😀👍
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  9280. Your hair is beauuutiful!
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  9281. THANK YOU for this!
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  9282.  @AnneofAllTrades  I totally get that 🤩. Also, rhubarb jam is awesome! I slab that stuff in everything.
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  9283. Hey anne check out this guy. He clearly is new but enthusiastic and quite funny. https://youtu.be/rHseRzVcQ4U
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  9284. very nice!
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  9285. Diversity in their diet😅😅anything goes, seen this for real...😅
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  9286. Self-sufficiency is important to the level of "survival" of life, levels of "maintenance" and "growth" definitely need community and teamwork. The beauty of it is that there's nothing wrong with it and one may need to learn to appreciate it. Wonderful video and content. Thank you!
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  9287.  @AnneofAllTrades  That makes sense! Thanks!
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  9288.  @AnneofAllTrades  Unfortunately no. It might have been possible before but not now. But at least the sound was clear :)
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  9289. So nice to finally see this! Thanks for sharing.
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  9290. So so proud of you.
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  9291. I make bonsi trees out most trees I propagate so I don't think of them as big food producers
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  9292. Can't wait for the propagation video
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  9293. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  I use a longer scarf in summer to keep out the sun from burning my skin when we go for walks. I wear a top cause it's hot but then I just drap the scarf over my shoulders. 😂 Also comes in handy if it gets cooler or windy. 😉
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  9294. Oh wow, this is great information. Though I kind of accidentally already followed it, I have a small plot that's completely taken over by clovers, so I just pulled them up, shredded them and threw them back where I got them. Also threw some compost, wood ash and sawdust over as mulch. Trying to help some neglected wild roses bloom for the first time in decades.
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  9295. It's great to see others use what nature provides all around us.
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  9296. Yes. The market is so hard still 5 yrs after 2020
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  9297. Anne, you crack me up. 😅😅
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  9298. This woman enjoys light hitting a compost pile. A treasure.
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  9299. Beautifully said!!!
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  9300. 26:24 "Well... that's most of what my entire life is; undoing what seemed to be like a good idea at the time".... Lol!!!
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  9301. Thx from another learning challenged garden lover and teacher. As a 45 year professional horticulturalists your vid’s I just found again, your info is super. People, warning… I am in n ca, she is in ten. Your area is a different sub climate. Your Garden will be different. If you are field acreage farmers, your situation is different. Use the living cells in your brain. Using brain composting to think is not advised. You didn’t have to apologize. Any “ master gardener” comments are usually toxic anyway like the ones you are addressing. Yes fruit trees can be pruned differently normally, but I thought you had him come to give you corrective pruning. For an unruly tree structure. Once the form is strong different fruit pruning is recommended. Central leader is advised for trees tat mature. You were right… it will help for structure strength. Sorry master gardners Chard is a great beauty plant… nails twist good with butter and garlic.
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  9302. Thanks, Anne. You're amazing and this desk is also. You truly do inspire. Thanks again.
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  9303. This is priceless ❤Together we move mountains
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  9304. +1 new sub👍
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  9305. In a forest, I guess the cycle of life works fine with random falling trees to open up light for others to grow, and provide dead wood for fungus etc to break down to feed the trees. But when we only have a few trees, our stakes are higher if we lose a few. I've lost one cherry, probably lose another plus 2 or 3 apple trees because of previous (and frankly my own) neglect. Some are really old though!
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  9306. Wow! You are truly an inspiration! God bless you, Tyler and your families.
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  9307. Happy NEW YEAR 2025
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  9308. Great Job!
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  9309. Well, I don’t know who’s cuter, those babies or YOU! 😂. Thanks for that sweet video!
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  9310.  @AnneofAllTrades  cool beans i can get some use out of the ash for something else besides on my driveway in the winter , thanks for the info i will be putting some ash in the mix. ps. me and the wife like ur pigs so cool . 😇😊
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  9311. Aweeeee..
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  9312. Nice!
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  9313. The BOOM sticks mean freedom and safety to me. My community practices freedom every week. If there is only one boom everyone knows that that means someone is having some trouble and the people closest either come over or call. I'd imagine it's a throwback to the pioneer days when neighbors actually helped each other out because one day it may be you that needs the help. I do the same with my garden every year (20yrs) laying down new cardboard and mulch in the pathways. The mulch from the year before seems to always be packed full of earthworms and mycelium. And toads, if I have toads in my garden every year I know that I'm doing something right.🐸
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  9314. Beautiful ❤
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  9315. awesome projects
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  9316. Nice
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  9317. Awesome!!
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  9318. You're fun to watch, apart from all the well-explained things you offer as content.... By the way, how do you manage to breathe while you explain? (Just kidding.) Thank you for your successful efforts.
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  9319.  @AnneofAllTrades  I can’t imagine kicking back and fishing on my own property after a day of hard homesteading. THAT’S AWESOME!😎
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  9320. Ok
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  9321. Loved this!!!
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  9322. Awesome !!!
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  9323. I had Pygmy Goats, for over 10 years. They would always go into the barns I had and climb up into the rafters. They loved climbing into the rafters with the chickens.
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  9324. The Jeffrey rant was the best! Haha. Thank you for the good laugh. May the odds...
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  9325. great segment. very informative. i lived on a small subsistence farm where we had cows, sheep, pigs, chickens, horses, a mule and a donkey. i loved the donkey. i still do today although i'm not around them anymore. thanks for sharing.
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  9326. YOUR JUST AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  9327. I love the mobile coop! We might need to try that!
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  9328. We can learn from your experiences. Thank you, Anne, for taking the time to share with all of us !
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  9329. I love your t shirt. How Alexa can't milk cows. Take that Alexa.
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  9330. Love the out-takes
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  9331. super
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  9332. ⭐
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  9333. Thank you. !! This is the best post I've seen on homesteading. And congratulations on finding your tribe and breaking free from the confines of your conditioned mind
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  9334. ❤
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  9335. ❤️ thank you!
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  9336. I rough out my spoon blanks and soak them in water and alcohol then do finishing cuts at my leisure. Without the alcohol the wood will get slimy.
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  9337. Every year, generations of asparagus later, you'll have a world record one day 😂
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  9338. All true!!! Love my goats!!!!
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  9339.  @AnneofAllTrades  It shows!
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  9340. Lets all have an honest discussion here. That "gas" "motor" provides a level of satisfaction those electric thingamajigs just don't. :~) Tesla lovers please don't respond.
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  9341. Greetings from the Piney Woods area of East Texas. Wow, girlfriend, I'm so glad I stumbled onto your channel! I am a lazy gardener too, especially in the heat of the summer. Your techniques are pretty much what I do, but that battery operated vacuum is golden! I love it ❣️. Tools left at the ready do get rusty, but I've heard if they're regularly dipped into a bucket of oily sand, they last a bit longer. I hope to find more tips from you, as this is the first of your videos that I've seen. Thanks for being here!
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  9342. This is so great you guys. Bless you.
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  9343. Lovely
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  9344. Both this and the goat video make me think a lot of people get these animals when what they really want is a dog
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  9345. Wooooo goats yes please
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  9346. You are living a life, that I admired in my youth, but I never had the passion to obtain. Thank you for sharing.
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  9347. I too live in tn (by the river) and have been wanting to get a family milk cow for years now. This shines some light on getting one. Thank you.
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  9348. Nice vid. For years I agonised over the small errors I made and felt defeated in not makeing a perfect cabinet. After a long time I learned to put a small piece of wood in the overcuts and to hide the errors better and to my amazment I found myself a better craftsmen a happier person and filled with the confidence to tackle any obstacle. Thank you from all the other non perfectionist out here in the real world.
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  9349.  @AnneofAllTrades  Well that would make sense because we live in an area full of cats, dogs, squirrels, bear, deer--even a few white deer, and horses that are left to pasture.
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  9350. This is so informative.
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  9351. Anne, The GOAT of goat raising, loving, helping,, and shepherding the diminutive demons!!😅😅😅😂😂
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  9352. I would have to agree, so many homestead channels have let their content be taken over by Doom and gloom. I do feel that we need to be aware but they're forgetting their original purpose. And the one thing that drives me crazy is clickbait titles! 😡😡
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  9353. Fascinating video. I have visited goats, never raised any. I don't think I've ever drank goat milk, and I don't know what selenium is, but I could look it up. But what I do know that if you were coming to a party and your +1 was a goat, that would be a blast!
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  9354. I'm so excited to see it come along.
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  9355. You're absolutely correct. Chard is disgusting.
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  9356. Good to see you back you got me hooked on your videos
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  9357. That looks amazing
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  9358. Very cool! I love working with Walnut and putting the Danish Oil on it!
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  9359. Oh my goodness, I adore how your donkey and other animals love you so much ❤️🥹
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  9360. Love the Truck
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  9361. Mmmm... homemade wood fired sourdough bread.
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  9362. OMG I am so grareful to have come across your channel! I am binge watching and can't get enough, so happy to have found you! I live in CA and am thinking of where to move to build my farm and follow my dreams! Your insights and humor are amazing and I am just cracking up with joy! Thank you Anne!! (Mary L from CA)
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  9363.  @AnneofAllTrades  you're right of course :D
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  9364. One of the only reasons I'm thankful for heavy frosts and dumps of snow.
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  9365. You got this! Go Anne!!! :)
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  9366. Just beginning our journey into being interested homesteading and your videos are so incredibly wonderful and educational! I've learned more about Donkeys and Alpaca than I've known my whole life! I'm so glad I've found your content! Thank you for using your gifts and sharing all of this!
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  9367. Adorable and pumping and propagating Permaculture. I met Bill Mollison in his wild food forest under Mount Warning. Beautiful Man ☝️❤️✌️🌍🙏
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  9368.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm trying I really surely hope it works out. I just bought a beautiful home and I have an acre I just want to create a balanced orchard to feed my children. It is overwhelming as a beginner to figure out which things I should add to what kind of soil it's a lot. I appreciate the videos tremendously
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  9369. Love you smiling while building. I love the smel of wood cooking too..wish you were my neighbors!
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  9370. Keep making lemonade Anne! You got this! Merry Christmas!
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  9371. Excellent!
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  9372. Love this! I appreciate your willingness to correct information and your open friendly approach…makes it feel like someone I’d want to grab a coffee or beer with (but clearly not Coors Lite 😂)
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  9373. Living off the land is truly admirable and inspiring!
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  9374.    was just a thought. Glad you found one. Maybe someone else will. Enjoy
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  9375. In zone 8a myself and go by what my grandmother said, “Plant a few days after Passover or Easter to avoid the frost”
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  9376. Thank You, Anne! Thank You, Daniel!
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  9377. ❤ TFS
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  9378. @AnneofAllTrades  i mean it with all sincerity. I really appreciate how deftly you illustrated your points through drawing comparisons with the cattle. This video is a masterclass in "style and argument" writing. Keep on keepin on, you and your community are on to something
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  9379. Nature is always working for us. We r the ones working against nature most times
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  9380. Simplemente perfecto Hermoso Anne , Eres maravillosa en lo que haces soy admirador tanto de ti como de April son mis favoritas :) .......saludos
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  9381. Love your energy!
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  9382. Anne, I just found your post and love all you have done. Welcome to the South!!!! Now come show us what we can do down here......
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  9383. Absolutely Beautiful video.
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  9384. You rock
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  9385. Very Nice Planter. Also kinda simply. Enjoy and Peace be with you all
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  9386. Big reason I’m moving and starting my own farm. Right now it’s in my brain and I can’t stop thinking about it. I’m driven as well and enjoy working. On my time off I work the farm and just getting the property cleared and ready to go.
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  9387. That really gets my goat.
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  9388. Sorry to tell you dear ! I think you are confusing mistakes , with learning and improving . Both are very important in life , so that we can keep moving forward 😎
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  9389. Thank you.
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  9390. Perfect summary! I ♥️ driving tractors too and you look like a pro!
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  9391. Brilliant, operate from an abundance mindset and you'll be set free....
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  9392. Best wishes Anne, you will never stop being amazing regardless of the circunstances
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  9393. I find the Nubians and LaManchas to be my favorite breeds. I herd them regularly around my property. I love having gallons of milk. It took years to perfect fences .
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  9394. Thanks, Anne… you’re a darling. I love your content and being an Australian, not all advice is relevant … but I appreciate all you do … ooh and thanks for The book referrals … I currently have borrowed Teaming With Microbes from our library system and also UK Gardner, Charles Dowding’s little book, Compost.💚
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  9395.  @AnneofAllTrades  Nope but it is funny
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  9396. Goats are always a trip... it can be either good or bad, but it is always an adventure. My neighbor has them now and keeps them without a fence and I have a large orchard/tree/vegetable garden across a dirt road. It's hard for me to believe, but knock on wood, up to date they stay in his yard. Admittedly I have a dog which I have trained to drive them out of my yard. I know that some day this story will most likely end badly. Though I do love goats and my neighbor. I'm currently considering getting some, but I don't know if I'm ready to take on the responsibilities and I know there are lots of responsibilities and expenses involved... Hmmm...🤔
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  9397.  @AnneofAllTrades  Well that makes perfect sense! I've got a lot to learn, I'm so glad I found your channel while trying to prune palms lol, it's all so interesting, Im Binge watching and love it! ❤️
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  9398.  @AnneofAllTrades  Sorry I missed your humor. Thanks for responding and I appreciate what you are doing and hope you can continue to spread your message.
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  9399.  @AnneofAllTrades  I'm lucky, my lab doesn't dig and I'd say a 5 ft fence would keep her in. Mind you, if she saw a fox attacking our chickens...
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  9400.  @AnneofAllTrades  That's great! Synchronistically I just got a text today about a source of organic hay after I made that comment. More people in our community should be growing unsprayed hay. It's such a crucial component, and more and more growers are spraying these days.
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  9401. Hi Raymond from Trinidad Caribbean lm into gardening there's never enough to know 🎉🎉😌🪴🪴🪴🪴💯
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  9402. Cute goat❤❤❤
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  9403. i have a lot of diatomaceous earth left over from bedbugs. i saved a lot of money when i realized the indoor and garden versions were exactly the same but the garden kind was less than 50% more expensive for 8 times as much
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  9404. ❤✨️
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  9405. @AnneofAllTrades  thanks for your reply...Great channel. Great attitude. Great garden! 👍☮️😁
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  9406. Best video ever! 😆 we could definitely be friends. I was trying to figure out how to make a tuna can press. No inspiration yet. You make it. I’ll buy it.
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  9407. Respect! Professional, real and funny. (They are goats🤪)
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  9408. Awesome job! Well done ladies 🙂
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  9409. You are living my dream. I love propagating. I have a tiny yard on a city street. I gather my seeds and use milk jugs for winter sowing and give away most of the seedlings/starts.
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  9410. That came out awesome!!! well done to the both of you
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  9411. Male Cattle: "Look at what they have to do to mimic a fraction of our power..."
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  9412. Incredible playing. May I suggest a new channel? Anne's Mandolin Classes?
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  9413. 🙂❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  9414. Good Word! Thanks for sharing!
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  9415. Anne, reading your article now in the homestead magazine... I am beyond sorry for what you have gone through. I wish we could be neighbors and do something more than say I'm sorry. The community has your back though. Have you seen the Sound of Hope: possum trotter story/ movie yet? If not please do. Sending a bear hug your way
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  9416. that's awesome. Keep it up. Forging your own tools is , as you said, such a rewarding experience.
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  9417. nice job on your shop.
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  9418. Annie ! I Love your spirit and your ideas ❤
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  9419. You had me at "butter" ;)
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  9420. happy new year, thx for all the great content :)
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  9421. Awesome video, I love your enthusiasm
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  9422. This was so informative, thank you!
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  9423. What an incredible lady. You have overcome so much and inspired so many!
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  9424. Love your stuff
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  9425. Muy buen trabajo !!
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  9426. This says it all. This young lady is an inspiration. Each week I can barely wait to see the new project.
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  9427. You’re going to make it after all….(coincidentally, striking resemblance to Mary Tyler Moore).
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  9428. It looks great! I love it!
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  9429. Rural life has always been about community. Although some have changed. Self sufficiency, self reliance, as well as independent share the same denile. That it requires a partnership to make life worth living. No matter how hard the work is. Not just in a marriage but also a healthy "civil " community.
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  9430. Between your podcast and Appalachian Homestead w/Patara y’all are my go to get information I have forgotten. I’m 69, grew up in country until corporate jobs. Currently, in Winchester, TN and working at Arnold AFB. Backyard is being used for grapes, blackberries, blueberries and elderberries. Garden will expand in 2025.
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  9431. Truly incredible!!!
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  9432. Humans are social animals. We need community to thrive. The idea that a person can go it alone is blatantly wrong.
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  9433. lol The end. "Come here buddy" *loads pump action shotgun
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  9434. Romanian violin, I’m sure it was made by Hora Reghin, they have amazing instruments, I’m Romanian by the way
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  9435. Things are hoppin'. And fun.
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  9436. Beautiful and inspiring. I really enjoy your videos. You are so strong and determined. Beautiful.
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  9437. Sense of purpose , excellent! The best motivation before natural healthy living. Yeh it’s ok that we cannot get 100% off grid but anything that ebbs away from the craziness we as a whole live is good 👍 do this people , do a lot more of this . ❤
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  9438. i had goats 35+ yrs we moved and we couldn't bring them. man i miss them 3 yrs later
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  9439. Your awesome thank you !
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  9440. Wonderful Message!
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  9441. I’m crying… 2021, we had a name picked out too, six months along… Me too ❤️ I thought it was a scar but hearing you talk about it, I think it’ll always be a scab… But I try to live life better, give all my love to the family I do have and be grateful for them
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  9442. Whoo!
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  9443. WHY DOESNT MY CAT DO THAT!!!!????😱😰😨😵
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  9444. Cheers
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  9445. Same, not very tech savvy, Ur accomplishments with all Ur Spectacular animals is Awesome Lots of Luv Be with Y'all forevermore Ur the Greatest, Namaste.
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  9446. "that's most of my life, undoing things I shouldn't have done in the 1st place." 😂😂 Yes! This is me too. 🤦 go full steam then - oh crap 😂
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  9447. This is a good video for people contemplating getting goats, for them to consider if it's something they're prepared to handle. That said, my husband and I have had goats for over 30 years, and by the grace of God I can only think of one adult and maybe 3 kids that have died on us. They don't often die, even though we have limited space and raise them primarily on hay and grain.
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  9448. A super helpful and informative video. I've been inspired to start growing again and these videos are certainly helping lead the way to do things more efficiently (and I'm one about being as efficient as possible). Thanks so much for the video!
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  9449. mad respect - thanks for the example of graceful humility - the lack of this in society is exactly what destroys us
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  9450. The smartest people correct their errors quickly. The dumbest people don't correct anything, ever and remain perpetually dumb.
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  9451.  @AnneofAllTrades  I’m happy that you are able to do the things you enjoy. Lots of peace and love to you. I enjoy your videos. Thank you.
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  9452. You are bloody gorgeous - and a bloody good motivator and teacher.
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  9453. Oh cute I have two lion head rabbits
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  9454. You are a awesome lady. My daughter has a fre alpakas im going to share your link with her .
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  9455. I love your burro! You totally confirmed to me what I already suspected -- and that is that when I do the goat thing again, Yah willing, I do wish to have a burro as well. This is an exciting video, and I just enjoy your dialoging about all the aspects of farm life, Anne. Do remember we have the Great Comforter available to us at all times through Yeshua/Jesus.
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  9456. Nice made,
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  9457. Thanks!
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  9458. Delicious
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  9459. I only just found your channel and you are so amazing and inspiring. I stumbled upon your channel at the right time. Thank you amazing woman!
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  9460. Nice video! I like the result. The wood is pretty sweet looking
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  9461. Inspiring! Nice ass at 3:09 https://youtu.be/9mCi5ByAsRw?t=189
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  9462. It's great to see a person with great enthusiasm !
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  9463. Yummy
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  9464. Well said! We need community. I grew up Amish. Although they have many internal issues they excel at building community.
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  9465. Ok... let’s start #throwitacrosstheshop Thursday. 🤪😂 guilty of only showing end product.
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  9466. OK, I really have no idea what was being said, 'cause the cat is killing me!
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  9467. Our neighbors had goats and they had to have them because they were cute and not useful. After realizing the goats were possessed by the devil, the neighbors got rid of them. I think they actually made it to another neighbor's dinner table. We had goats but it was to have the goats milk as I could not tolerate cows milk. They do have a purpose if used correctly. I remember the goats getting out all the time and standing all over the car much to my father's dismay but when there was baby goats, there is nothing more beautiful.
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  9468. Very, very nice Anne ! Impressive !!! :-)
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  9469. Your face in the thumbnail, so good. 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
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  9470. Beautiful project Anne. Your hand tool work has really grown. I love the details. I love how the “imperfections “ make it unique. Hand cut dovetails without a guide. Love it! I see your shop cat listens like mine. On a strange side note who makes your safety glasses? -Ben
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  9471. I enjoy your show , love your animals, hard working , brainiac woman
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  9472. ❤👍
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  9473. #chaosmonsters😂
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  9474. Very very nice congrats
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  9475. Not just women, men learn from her as well.
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  9476.  @AnneofAllTrades  :)
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  9477. Stunning table, great workmanship
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  9478. ​ @AnneofAllTrades  Haha, I'm AuDHD and just discovered your channel (you're widely considered by the Homesteading subreddit to be one of the only homesteading YouTubers worth bothering with) and was wondering whether you were neurodivergent. I definitely resonate with this video, and your strategies are so well articulated and make so much sense!
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  9479. Hey Anne, missed a lot of this although I'm an avid follower. Wow! your tenacity and perseverance is shining through kiddo. Been wondering from afar what's happening . Good thing you're not a hunter...LOL! Murphy ( my mentor ) is a powerful teacher. Stand tall cow girl! If you have the time I'd like to see more of this .
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  9480.  @AnneofAllTrades  100% Anne. Thanks for the response..
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  9481. I had goats in the tropics, they were great. I went out in the morning with them, found a nice place, staked the senior female in a long tether, left the rest go, and sat in a folding chair. Just move them as needed. They are very easy to deal with if you know how. They were raised for food, mind you. If you did not have access to common lands for forage, it would be a nightmare.
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  9482. ❤
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  9483. Great video again, nice work, nice to see you again
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  9484. Thank God for Heavy Machinery !!!
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  9485. The best use of Coors Light I can think of.
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  9486. Really amazing. Thumb up.
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  9487. Gardening inherently requires work, but those who garden enjoy that. Lazy gardening means you don't have to do unnecessary work so you have more time to do the work you enjoy - and for some of us crazies that means weeding or pruning
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  9488. FOUR BABIES??? omg!
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  9489. Awesome build Anne , simple and strong 💪💪👍
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  9490. I just subscribed to your channel, and your friend April's channel, and I wanted to say, cause I already complimented the hell out of the both of you to her, so now it's your turn :-) You are both so talented, and compliment each other nicely, and I think you two, need a channel together :-) I love you both, and I'm so glad I found you two
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  9491. I use the big chunks of mulch for putting around established plants or my trees. After a couple years, they do break apart into little pieces and dust. Mushrooms love setting up shop on them.
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  9492. Awesome stuff Anne! 😃👍🏻🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑👊🏻
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  9493. Looking forward to it.
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  9494. Great tutorial explanation and demonstration!
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  9495. Awesome project! Keep up the good work.
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  9496. Seed succession storage and reminder kit. Nice layout. I've been looking for something to to mimic. Thanks for showing
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  9497. A bit of truth - Ann of All Trades isn't afraid of trying anything.
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  9498. 😢 I agree with you! I went the solo way and after 8 years I have quit. I'm drained, tired and broke. It's so hard.
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  9499. 3:21 a baby goat relieving itself is still cute
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  9500. "Never weed or water again - Lazy Garden" Immediately starts working. UUGH 😂 joking. I love your videos. I just found this channel.
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  9501. That is a mulch joke!! Hahaha
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  9502. Neat 👍😃
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  9503. 👍👍👍👏
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  9504. ❤❤❤
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  9505. truly amazing!
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  9506. This is the greatest story. So glad you made a youtube version of the telling.
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  9507.  @AnneofAllTrades  lol
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  9508.  @belleomalley1022  No, I'm not but thank you.
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  9509. thank you Anne, I enjoyed your video.
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  9510. You’re too cute ✨💪🏻
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  9511. I so needed this video today. Thank you
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  9512. what a cool project!
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  9513. My goodness what beautiful taste in colors!!!
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  9514. Glad the tech is working for you!
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  9515. No worries that's how we all learn. Happy growing season 2025 everyone
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  9516. Pretty cool!!
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  9517. I’ve never thought about getting a goat. I was channel surfing and stopped on your video. I had to say what a wonderful video this is, so informative. If my daughter who has a horse, ducks, and chickens ever thinks about goats, I will send her to your video!! Thank you!!
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  9518. That short is very funny!
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  9519. Well done! :)
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  9520. I love your ideas and I will incorporate them into my garden, thank you for all your posts. ❤
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  9521. Que mujer tan cabrona para la carpintería mis respetos y toda mi admiración
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  9522. mommmm
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  9523. Glad to see you optimistic and happy. I hope it stays that way. I had my own misadventures putting a 200 sqm extension on my 200 sqm. house. Same deal framing in place and floor laid down but roof trusses sitting in a pile while the contractors went away on another job as the rain came down their return faded into the distance. Sure I had tarpaulins covering where the roof should have been but rain also blows in sideways. Eventually got new contractors and got it done but at 30% more cost. I couldn't have done it without favours. Cousins who ran an earthmoving business and an electrician uncle who instructed me in the finer points of house wiring and used me as his apprentice when we upgraded to switchboard.
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  9524. Great info, I came back and watched it a second time for a refresher!
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  9525. I just want to say that your title is very misleading😢. Less than halfway through, I’m now wanting 3 of my own😂😂😂 especially after watching the baby jumping and finally successfully landing on top of the back❤😂❤ JK about getting some. I’ll just enjoy via watching others’ stories. Thank you for sharing this informative video❤
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  9526. Great Pyrenees….quiet professionals.
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  9527. When wee were children, the short cut went past a goat, but he wouldn't let anyone pass. I noticed a couple of old climbing roses along the route. I started giving the goat blossoms as a peace effort & it worked.😂
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  9528. Anne I loved this video!
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  9529. LOL Poor Adam 🤣
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  9530. I absolutely love when someone can share so much helpful info and include “eat and fart and poop” so seamlessly! 😂 Funny though to see how many gorgeous veggies you don’t like to eat!
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  9531. Love it, nice truck!
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  9532. "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together."
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  9533. Not me here, crying on my new seedlings. Having learned my purpose is with people I don't know yet.
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  9534. I love that flash rust finish, really warms up the steel to work with the wood.
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  9535. So organised and creative gardens. Such great ideas🌺
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  9536. You very inspirational! Never give up Hope! It's one of the most powerful things! Godspeed!
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  9537. This is awesome. Great work from you both
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  9538. 🤘🎄🎅🎎💪
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  9539. I Love…Love your video. I’m not a donkey person, but if I lived on a farm I would be. I also love that you respect your critters. Thank you for the education.
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  9540. "What are you watching honey?" "A video about why not to get donkeys." "Were you PLANNING on getting a donkey?" "No..." "Are you planning on becoming a farmer?!" "Nope..." "Then why?!" Dunno, but it's a damn good video.
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  9541. I know very little about honey but now I can say I know a little bit more! Very interesting!! Thanks!
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  9542.  @AnneofAllTrades  😥
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  9543. Soooooo precious❤❤❤
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  9544. I like the project but I love the wood. Great video keep them coming
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  9545. Great job!
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  9546. The best video EVEEEER 🤯
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  9547. That's really awesome! I love the attention to detail.
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  9548. If you’re truly lazy. Gardening is not for you!
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  9549. I loved your short about the chard. I agree 100% it is beautiful but gross. The way you expressed you thoughts on it were funny and made me laugh. Thank you.
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  9550. Nice work on the video, I'll probably watch it a couple more times.
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  9551. Convenient device! Great video!
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  9552. I agree with Anne and so many others. Thanks for sharing what you have learned and being willing to share what you may have gotten wrong. It's refreshing!
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  9553. I found that I had to grow pumpkins inside my fenced garden. When I planted them in my larger yard, wild animals kept chewing back the plants, and they never got to fruition.
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  9554. Thank you for sharing this video! It is nice to see the prototype and didn't come out good enough things too.
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  9555. That's so crazy. That would have taken us forever to build.
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  9556. Pioneer plants get a bad rap! We need them for their organic material!
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  9557. All true I have 9 but I love everyone and healthcheck 2x a day
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  9558. Thank you. I will never get a goat. Lmao. 😜
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  9559. Well done, well presented and packed with valuable information. A note: when talking aboout detritus under plants left after season. The very best fertilizer for tomatoes istamatoesand the best fertilizer for beans are beans so leaving theolder plants to fertilized the soil for the next generation isthe best you can do.
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  9560. Well Sister it takes a strong person to say "Hey, I was wrong" as well as standing by what you feel ( I don't like chard). Good for you. The internet is brutal. Keep doing what your doing, Obviously your passion and you'll be just fine. 😊
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  9561. You are amazing!
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  9562. Being from a big city, the Only goats I know-are Tom Brady and Micheal Jordan.
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  9563. You are such a beautiful light in this world and such an inspiration. Thanks for being real and sharing your journey.
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  9564. Gloves❤😊
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  9565. You empower people!
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  9566. those kids are so cute
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  9567. nice work
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  9568. Beautiful! 👍🏼👍🏼
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  9569. Nice anne!
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  9570. thank you
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  9571. 👍
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  9572. Wow!
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  9573. awesome ,i scream ,you scream , we all scream for ice cream :-)
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  9574. Nice work you two👍
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  9575. Sorry about your pup. Beautiful chair and lowangle plane action!
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  9576. I like that fence. Economical but attractive and functional
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  9577. Beautiful build.
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  9578. You are amazing! God has Blesses you🙏❤️
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  9579. Amazing 👌
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  9580. Sheep poop is also a cold manure/compost and can be put straight into your garden....like you say bunny poop is. Love you energetic way of presenting 'hardwork'/gardening to us. I LOVE gardening, just NOT in summer in Queensland Australia. Thanks for sharing your experience and tips to us.
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  9581. ❤ your channel…
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  9582. Great information, even having raised goats before this was very usefu;!
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  9583. I haven't watched your vlogs for sometime Annie. Though this landed within my YouTube feed!! Couldn't not pass by without comment. I think you're a totally awesome lady.&.soul on this planet. .&. I know this simply. Because your Animal kingdom friends speak such.🤗
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  9584. 💛💚❤
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  9585. Are you still work for Interval compost products in Burlington Vermont so I know the compost process commercially and homeowner wise and yours is right on
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  9586. Goats milk is worth gold. Not a bad thing
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  9587. Wow thank you so much that was awesome. I am so interested to know what my weeds are telling me about my soil!!!
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  9588. Have been following you since the move to TN (my dream destination... someday). So glad to see things moving forward. Thanks for sharing all of the lessons you have learned by taking the long road you never intended. Your story is far more like "life" than those where everything goes according to the perfect plan.
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  9589. Summer = Move Slow
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  9590. Outstand job- truly awesome piece- love it be blessed 0:)
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  9591. Self-sufficiency is inefficiency, I understand that but that style of life is very desirable for those of us who have been lost in this industrial jungle
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  9592. I love fire bast ovens. Never used one like yours before , looks like fun
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  9593. Girdling of trees is a method used by pioneers to kill trees to provide firewood or lumber. They would do it in the fall after all the sap has drained to the roots and harvest in the spring.
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  9594. “55 gallon drums standing on toothpicks.” 😂
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  9595. 😛👍😁🤪
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  9596. I think someone needs a little attention... Beautiful work Anne.
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  9597.  @AnneofAllTrades  ok ty. I was concerned about the fast turnaround time not being long enough. I recently found your channel & am really enjoying it. Thanks again!
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  9598.  @AnneofAllTrades  my sincere apologies. Ive noticed folks who reuse treated lumber in their gardens. Even old creosote RR ties along driveways. I work on industrial clean-up sites, and the general population is not well-informed about reusing industrial materials in residential communities
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  9599. Thanks!
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  9600. 👍
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  9601. Seed savings is fantastic and one of the topics I taught in our school co-op. I’ve been given seeds and have given seeds. It’s a really great idea to share seeds with other gardeners.
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  9602. You are an incredible person, Anne! :)
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  9603.  @AnneofAllTrades  Keep that kind of attitude up Anne! Please continue to show people how one should respect to their parents. My parents are gone now and although I told them often how great they were I probably didn't say it enough. God bless you Anne.
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  9604. Beautiful desk ! Awesome job
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  9605. Oh my goodness!! Thank you for the trip around your farm. We had a hobby farm, years ago, and really miss it!! But, we have gotten older and slower!😂 Fun to watch you working so hard!! Loved it!!❤
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  9606. you are amazing
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  9607. You’re a rad chick! Respect ✊🏿
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  9608. Awesome thank you!
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  9609. aand now I'm hungry again!
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  9610. All my love for you and the memories of your dog. Great work!
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  9611. Loved your video!
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  9612. Side note: the Lord has blessed you with lovely silvering hair. Also, i enjoy all your content.
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  9613. That "Ticket to the worst day of your life" quote was VERY triggering. I could not even talk to anyone without ugly crying for a month last year when my 21 year old dog died that I had since she was a pup. Even writing now about it puts a knot in my throat. But, thank you for such a great video. Very informative.
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  9614. 👍👍
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  9615. If you like the taste of chard, chard is a great green because it tends to be hardier than things like spinach, at least in my experience. That said, if you like the taste of mustard greens, mustard is also great. Many people do not like the taste (alone) of more peppery or tangy greens or those with other characteristics. I like dandelion greens, for example, but they are tangy, and that has to be part of what you are going for, or contribute to your dish in the intended way when you use it. Thank you for sharing this valuable response to your feedback!
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  9616. It takes a village ❤️. So glad to see you posting videos on youtube!
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  9617. This workpiece so nicly! lunmers are very smoth,with profetional skill,pretty high passon on wodwork.
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  9618. 💯 on chard… 😝. Makes great compost, tho
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  9619. A "weed" is just a plant out of place. A rose is a "weed" in a corn field.
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  9620. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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  9621. ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
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  9622. You keep swinging that maul and you will have tremendous upper body strength. It is good exercise that will keep you fit.
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  9623. The loft floor looks great! Let me know the next time you have a work day or week
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  9624. Awesome! Love the T-shirt Rigby is a great model lol
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  9625. Nice job as the cat 😀
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  9626. We think you are rocking it, Anne!! Sling & all!!! So sorry about your hand and hope you will find healing and joy amidst your silly queso-dripping hardened corn lasagna mistake. You are loved and you are doing a great job day in and day out. Keyboard warriors dripping with jealousy have nothing on you, friend. Keep on creating and inspiring! also, hi Adam!
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  9627. I completely recognized the shack from Delta Rae’s video. Too cool.
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  9628. Anne, you are being way too hard on yourself for this taking "5 years." Ok, first of all, do you realize you built an entire building, in 5 years?! That is amazing. Secondly, it was COVID! Basically, 2020 through 2022 didnt exist, and then when 2023 and 2024 came around, inflation took everything to unaffordable prices. These weren't a normal 5 years. Make sure you give yourself credit, especially because - like you said - this was a side project! You were also full time jobbing (what do you do?? I never asked!) and running a legit farm. Thats so much!!
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  9629. I love that you showed how smart the goats are. Most animals are quite smart. So good to see. The little hippity hop of the young ones; so cute!
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  9630. satisfying
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  9631. Wow 👍💪🤔
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  9632. 😊👍🏻🐐👊🏻
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  9633. You are so caring and truly loved I am a new Subscriber 🙏❤️
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  9634. Ilegal chickens🐓🐔
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  9635. I love that you chose Saint Anne‘s Reel. Perfectly suitable. She is a saint and that farm is chaos. I’m glad y’all are giving more of yourself to the other in your relationship. Love each other well.
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  9636. so cool!!!!
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  9637. 👍👍👍 i just love creative people !
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  9638. Awesome project
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  9639. Are you my sister? I swear you sound just like me! I mean mentally how you go about your life is so like what I do! However you are certainly much further along the way than me. I have much to learn about what you do!❤👍
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  9640. Which I had a bestie like you two!
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  9641. 👍👍👍
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  9642. Great minds think alike.
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  9643. We milked up untill about 10 years ago......At one times there were dairy cows every farm for miles and miles here!. The best milk was raw out of the bulk tank(ice cold) In the early years we separated milk with a cream separator,and sold cream! Then that market died...and we switched to whole milk sales.Then that market faded as well. https://media.sandhills.com/img.axd?id=4334206077&wid=4326159703&rwl=False&p=&ext=&w=1200&h=630&t=&lp=TH&c=True&wt=False&sz=Max&rt=0&checksum=cMJTNqzqrlKRh%2FG8D%2FHwVlyCcaG36fp7U6qkmOll8eU%3D ....Fresh whole milk rocks!..Fresh cream rocks! Ice cream rocks, Homemade Cottage cheese rocks too!! HEY!! homemade WHIPPED CREAM ROCKS TOO!!! Now there is hardly a dairy cow in North Dakota to be found. Skim milk is garbage! (basically water) We had the chickens and a few hogs too!
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  9644. This is a behehehehed video. Sorry. Couldn't resist.
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  9645. I love this message ❤
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  9646. I was wondering how to keep my soil from drying out, thank youuuuu!!!
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  9647. Yes way to do it
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  9648. Your BEST! ❤️
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  9649. Thank you for the content, it’s people like you who have taught me more for when I start homesteading. I’m a fellow Tennesseean as well, come check out the Farmers Storehouse if you’re interested in organic products
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  9650. It is nice that you have Nick to share ideas back and forth. It is more challenging working by yourself as you have no second opinions. You probably learn much from each other. By the way.... I like the table and the legs.
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  9651. Show. Very good!
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  9652. ok 😂 that makes sense. Thank you for responding!
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  9653. I can't love this video more. Thank you for sharing.
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  9654. It's got to be a lot of fun teaching kids learn to use their hands to make something for the first time. I mean something real, not like I cardboard sword with a masking tape grip. 😄 ...not implying that a cardboard sword isn't worth the effort. It's a beginning step on the way to bigger and better projects. Cute video Anne. 👍
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  9655. Plant whisperer. Subbed
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  9656.  @AnneofAllTrades  Thank you
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  9657. I love this video and appreciate you for your honesty and your way of learning and teaching. You are not alone in having issues in both. Being open and honest about it is the right thing to do, and I so appreciate you for that. You are doing an awesome job being a real person who shares your world with the rest of the world, which is exactly what I do in my content creation about saving people in natural and inexpensive ways by sharing my knowledge, experiences and skills to help others move forward-positive in their own paths of life happening. Helping people discover their own strengths and how to seek answers while striving to be better is one of my goals in helping others. When we all collect the options to consider from people like you, it helps our paths have less stones. Keep up doing what you are doing, Anne. You are making huge differences in many lives. God bless.
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  9658. Great video guys. Subbed both of you. Alpaca my bags.... You genius!! Hahahaha
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  9659. very patient
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  9660. undoing things that seemed like a good idea at the time 🤣
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  9661. I want the milk (fresh of course), but none of the rest! 🤣
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  9662. Great video
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  9663. I use corn starch mixed half & half with baking soda as a body deodarant powder. Baking soda kills bacteria & corn starch soaks up moisture.
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  9664. I love you
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  9665. So pretty
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  9666. I enjoy your posts.
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  9667. GREAT GREAT ACTIVITY , VERY REWARDING , I HOPE I CAN LEARN SOMETHING , REALLY LIKE IT 👍🇲🇽
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  9668. Thanks so much, for teaching me a new ideas for my farm. I lived in Africa/ LIBERIA
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  9669. I whole heartedly agree! When people farmed more sustainably, they lived in farming communities. It has been hard for my family to even find a homesteading/gardening space. We are a biracial family and often my children would not be welcome.
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  9670. That's so great! smiles!
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  9671. Cornstarch is used in Traditional Irish shortbread cookies and gives them a great texture.
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  9672. Plus side wish I had that much space to lay down and work under a dash in many occasions.
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  9673. I love you Beautiful Soul! Hero❤
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  9674. I know a few cappys myself and yeah.... "Chaos monsters" no doubt.
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  9675. Hi, such an inspiring factual account of the real hidden journey. Like minded community is the only way to achieve a successful sense of belonging. Keep strong! Would you share some more on Tyler and her 10 year journey and achievements? Thank you so much.
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  9676. Well done.
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  9677. Beautiful!
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  9678.  @AnneofAllTrades  Good video, I grew up watching the Woodwright, don't see many people splitting wood for their projects anymore.
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  9679. ever thing she saying is true
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  9680. Anne you are as amazing as you are adorable. Your videos are so informative! Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom 🌻 Adam you are one blessed man
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  9681. Wonderful piece of art!!
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  9682. This is a high quality video. I notice u use overlay ur audio that u record at a different time. Most people don't know how much work that is and how it improves ur production quality
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  9683. Your pigs were in zen when you were giving belly rubs and pulling ticks off!
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  9684.  @AnneofAllTrades  ok great. Thanks.
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  9685. You are a breath of fresh air! You are such a great teacher. I love you are a blunt. Your land is beautiful. ❤ Thanks!
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  9686. Awesome project
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  9687. Such an informative and nice video. I'm happy I stumbled upon it! :)
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  9688. Hold On Tight (to Your Dreams) - Electric Light Orchestra. Another Jack Oat ...
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  9689. Thank you so much for all the info and effort you put into this. My wife just loves donkeys, for all the wrong reasons. Id be her Hero forever if I got her a donkey and a friend (fully understand the need a buddy mentality). I can now send her this link over and over so she can have a greater understanding of the responsibility and Im not the negative guy. Thank You!
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  9690. It’s not self-sufficiency we should seek, but sustainability and that is never found in self!
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  9691. Learning from you
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  9692. those are some beauty chairs, great paint job
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  9693. What an exciting year! Can’t wait to see what this year brings.
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  9694. awesome
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  9695. THIS IS THE CONTENT I NEED
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  9696. Wow that's awesome!! Great job, you are very talented
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  9697. Thank you for sharing the reality of life. With Gratitude and Blessings for a Bountiful 2025 from Horseheads, NY!
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  9698. I've just discovered your channel, and I love it!!! Thank you!
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  9699. Good job guys keep it up.ty.
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  9700. It’s beautiful 🙏
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  9701. Wow. So much accurate and well researched stuff. Had never watched a presenter making so much sense.
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  9702. 👍👍👍👍👍
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  9703. Hallo Anne und danke für deine Nachricht und tschüß aus Düsseldorf Germany 🥳 🥳 🇩🇪 🇩🇪 🇲🇽 😎
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  9704. pew pew pew
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  9705. Great information on these last few lazy gardening videos! If you had a book, I would buy it!
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  9706. Bonjour to you as well !
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  9707. Thank you for sharing. I had two miscarriages, and it’s a deep loss. My heart hurts for you and your family have my prayers.
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  9708. Great video. I'm looking into building a pizza oven. Thanks
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  9709.  @AnneofAllTrades  Oh, great! That's the life! 😄
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  9710. Parabens pelo perfect like, 51/0.
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  9711. Lots of great information thanks for sharing ✌️👍💗💯
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  9712. 😋 😋 😋 yummy 😋 😋 😋
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  9713. I love this video. Thank you.
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