what my grandpa left behind | property tour of my 1890s farmhouse

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• EM

  @emilyecampbell · 1 month ago · pinned

  I hope you enjoy the tour. which area was the most interesting to you?

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• BI

  @bigsaucelizardman723 · 1 month ago

  what a lovely channel, you are a very neat person

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• SA

  @SantanuGod-es6vi · 1 month ago

  The main thing you get love from your grandparents because I never get there love I'm not that lucky forget that enjoy your lovely life oh your all stufs are nice

• RO

  @rosschamberlain1823 · 1 month ago

  Really glad I came across your channel! Reminds me of South Dakota. I would do exactly what you&apos;re doing if I were able to buy property like yours.<br>Looking forward to more episodes!

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• BE

  @benjaminnail699 · 1 month ago

  I&apos;ve been curious to see these spaces, glad you shared. A couple thoughts. The two air compressors and riding mower in the old shop might be sellable even if they don&apos;t work. Maybe post an ad? Also I think the work bench could be usable after clearing a few things out. <br><br>The tall trees in the woods are pretty incredible. How great would it be to have a hammock back there in a cleared space? A couple of motion sensitive trail cams would give an interesting view of what lives back there. For the prairie area I think a couple bird houses or even a pollinator habitat structure would be really nice. Also, Is that a cinder block fire pit next to the garage?

• SU

  @sumon.bd.02 · 1 month ago

  Hello madam I am Suman Bangladeshi citizen, I&apos;m live in Dubai , I watch your videos regularly, I am interested to work for you. If you sponsor me a visa, I would like to work as one of your farm staff

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  @larbob-m4o · 1 day ago

  From what I see the lean to and the barn can be repaired. Yes it’s gonna cost some dollars but what’s your alternative to tear it down? It would cost the same if you repaired it and use that money to tear down going towards the lumber unfortunately it’s a long labour intensive work I know women are just as capable of doing these things as men are but you seem like a fragile person and when it comes to construction, that’s not Your forte. I may be wrong. I probably am but that’s just one opinion out there in the World Wide Web. Good luck whatever your plans are.❤