We Bought An Abandoned Farm In France. Two Year Progress.
1.1M views · Sep 7, 2025 · People & Blogs
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@whatjusthappened366 · 1 year ago
Give a like if you only come here once a year to see the yearly update, then you will be back next year. lol
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@narinearjun3429 · 10 months ago
I think the chickens secretly work for the government, they’re always observing and inspecting every bit of work done
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@sarahlove5648 · 1 year ago
As I watched Odin following Philippe around with his mini wheelbarrow, I was reminded of my childhood. My father was in the US Army and as a consequence of that, he was away quite a bit. Between the ages of 3-7, I had the great fortune of having my father around because he was teaching during those years. I followed him around like a puppy, imitating everything he did. Those are the fondest years of my life. I am 67 years old now so I can tell you how profound that was. Every time I go back to the place we lived during those years, I am enveloped in the warmest feelings that is not repeated any place else in the world. <br><br>What you are doing with Odin and your future child is so very precious. I can see that times are not easy for you but you plow through nonetheless. That’s a valuable lesson for your children. What you have done in a relatively short period of time is truly remarkable. You have made some great connections with your neighbors and your you tube channel. Keep plugging away. Philippe’s sense of humor when things are down is entertaining for your viewers and essential in persevering through the tough times. <br><br>Hang in there and it is ok to ask for help! You are not alone…
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@IO-zz2xy · 1 year ago
The fact that thousand of people watch your channel and many are truly envious of your beautiful farm and idyllic life hopefully gives you a lot of comfort and joy. I have become an ardent channel fan.<br>Best wishes to you all from South Africa
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@geoffreyparkinson3495 · 1 year ago
Your Family is an inspiration for all people, proving that nothing is impossible if you put your time , hard work & perserverence into it
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@lettymelanin5104 · 1 year ago
This is a construction project. It scares my bank account from a distance.
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@suzieq2958 · 1 year ago
Anicia, that was a fantastic piece of work!!! It must have taken you ages!!<br>Of course it also shows the extent of Philippe's hard work and accomplishments on the land! <br>I particularly enjoyed the snippets of family life and visits of extended family - that will be wonderful for Odin to look back on when he is older 💜😊<br>Looking forward to this next chapter of the build 😃💜
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@robertscotton5882 · 1 year ago
Your patience and tenacity are a huge credit to you. I wish you every success ❤
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@AD-hs2bq · 1 year ago
Odin is such a good helper. Very good filming and editing & congratulations on your progress.
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@jackiegammon6854 · 1 year ago
Ahhhh. Sunday morning coffee is right again with your return~ those two weeks seemed like forever! THANK YOU for sharing your adventures with us. Your steady rythm is so calm and refreshing. It is a joy to get to follow your projects, and cheer you on as you complete them!
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@helgavoorneveld1530 · 1 year ago
41.46 Claude and Philip what an amazing neighbour to have and how nice to see their relationship blossom. Good neighbours are priceless and Claude can impart his knowledge to Philip who is such a good student doing his research to improve his skills all very valuable with constant maintenance on a variety of vehicles needed in the future 😃
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@janicegreenwood6801 · 1 year ago
Watching is my weekend treat and I look forward to seeing the progress being made. And I loved watching Odin grow up. Thank you for wonderful videos.
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