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1:50 that's what she said.

Thank you!!! I've been wanting to make some like this. I've looked, but just couldn't find anything. Today this came up on my feed. Thanks!

What is a good brand?

What is a good brand of grass whip?

This is good🎉

Your videos are amazing and bring back the peace I had as a child sitting or playing in the fields. The view beginning at 1:08 is stunning. You should have a million viewers. I could watch hours of these videos! Thank you!

Nice summer beautiful flowers !

Cool Idea with the eavestrough I am going to try it tomorrow ! Thanks

Can you use the grass whip on dried weeds?

*Well, shoot... Was looking for cheaper alternative to a scythe, which seemed a bit too pricey? Thanks!*

What an excellent video,I just did this ,and it was so quick and easy! Thank you

lol, new invention. the goat. edit: I came here to see the effectiveness before I buy my second blade in 30 years. The handle broke. Now I will buy this new version, new for me, based on your info. I'll be back if it sucks, lol.

Is there anyone in 2024?

You can make the stakes - and the logs - last a LOT longer in the dirt by just charring them on a fire, or with a propane torch. Try to use hardwood stakes, even better if you can get cedar, yew, and other rot-resistant wood. Nice video, very simple method that works well.

What we have here is a regular garden variety Root Ball Hercules! 😁

Moss is also a super carbon eater for our planet. Just like God picked out david for His spokesperson on the Earth... God works wonders through the smallest of men and the most miniscule plants 🧐🙏🏾🙏🏻🙏🏽

Also, the seeds blowing and insects- so so lovely

At 1:50 - that fresh green beautiful grass and birdsong!

I love how you care about bugs❤❤ just like me. You're a good man

Modern coracle. Nice.

I like him talking his thinking aloud. I can learn a lot of details that way.

That birdsong!

There are two kinds of wild plums red ones are called dilly plums and the yellow ones is called the dolly plums we find them on a lot of dirt roads here in texas

Set out a plate of ripe fruit and he came to nectar. Had to look up as I'd never seen one.

Best Jalapeno video i've seen! Thank you.

Not only do the gills glow, the mycelium does as well.. I grow them because of this, as I am fascinated by the bioluminescence. The brood bags can be used as a lightsource to read by, in my completely darkened shed. Currently waiting on the next flush. 2 patches in the backyard, one on beech, the other on oak chips. On two nights, The light was bright enough to clearly see them with a half moon. Going from having a fear of mushrooms to growing them in my shed... I saw the light, hehe.

Hi GIAG....thanks for the tips! It's good to see you and hear your voice again. You're looking healthy. The barefoot walk (grounding) probably gave you a burst of energy. Hope all is well with you! ♥♥♥

great music

Feels peaceful.

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Walking with barefoot is comfortable for the feet. I love it.

THANK YOU!! This method worked with my plastic Rubbermaid containers 🙏🏻 they’ve been stuck together for months.

Your video says to rinse, other videos say to keep dry. Why the differences?

The dandelions scene that starts at 1:18- Wonderful!!!!

I found mine in a falling down garage I was clearing the one you have with the long handle is pretty boss

Is this great for bug and birds?

I enjoyed the video and would like to know more about balancing compost.

Tell me, would it ever be a bad thing to have too many of these, based on what resources they consume (leave some for others) and what plants they pollinate (pesky weeds)? What eats them (would increasing a food supply cause any specific outgrowths of pesky upper-chain organisms)? I would like to start breeding them, and would love some feedback.

The fact that you found one resting long enough to get a good shot of your hand next to it has me colored impressed.

Amazing how you took just one subject and turned it into a whole beautiful film! Loved seeing the camera pointed up through the blossoms at the sky and sun

We have a lot of this growing around our place and a couple days ago, after finally looking into it, I decided to eat one of the buds. It tastes pretty good and after just a bit I thought I could feel it, and it felt pretty good too. So I went and picked a few more and when my wife got home I told what they are and what I read about them and we both ate 2 of them. A little while after that I felt really good, so I went and asked her how she was doing and she told me she was feeling really good too. We both ate a two again yesterday and could really feel it again. I picked a few more today and ate a few small ones and set a few more out to dry to make some tea. After looking into it a bit more I learned I should be picking those that haven't flowered yet because they're more potent, and there are a bunch of those out there, so tomorrow I'm going to grab a few of those and eat one or two. One of the things I noticed while walking around our lot yesterday and today, which is thickly forested, very rocky, and on a fairly steep hillside, is that my hips weren't hurting. Not even when I started walking back up the hill. The only thing I can attribute that too is the Heal-All. I can't say for sure that's it yet, but I don't have anything else I can say might be the reason. Some days are better or worse but they've been hurting for years now and I've always felt it walking up that hill. It's only been 3 days but I have to say I do think this stuff does work and I'm amazed. I've been ignoring it for the past 30 years.

Wow,I love the ideas,thank you for sharing ❤

I'm in the process of doing this now. It's pretty easy especially if you have soft ground that isn't too rocky like I do. If you don't have a lot of logs or boards lying around 8 foot landcape timbers cut into 2 foot sections work perfect. For the stakes I used crepe mrtyle limbs I pruned a few months ago. Once they were cut to size they worked great as they're pretty thin but very strong.

Poor sound quality. Excessive background music. Poor understanding of material.

Did it work

Rosemary is a trip i live in San Jose and i got mine as a clipping all last summer i did every watering it was fine. This year i do every other day it’s still fine. Next year i think. I’ll try very 3 days

These are horrible invaders. You can never get rid of them.

I use coconut coir in all my orchids, and they are doing very well. However, I usually rinse mine before use due to there is some salt in it when it was processed. Thank you for the video.

What???? 😮 Learning about sage today. Can you eat the baby buds or should I wait til the bloom fully?

The close up at about 2:25 of the pollen on the flower was super sharp and well done