ESCAPE TO THE WILDERNESS | DIY BRICK PIZZA OVEN, Day 9 - Chimney Flue Pipe & Clay Cob - Ep. 111

You two make me feel like anything is possible! I adore you both! ☮️💟🤙

Saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪

Me encantó, lo que realizan el trabajos juntas y adaptación al campo. Espectacular.

Hippie Level 11 acquired. Now, you just need a t-shirt with that printed on it. ;3 Preferably with a Vegan pizza on it. You're welcome. 🍕

They always get you with a woman with the nice Ass in those pants.

Advertising your butt or off grid living? These " girl model" photos to catch viewers is cheap.

Je crois que Nicolle se prend du foutre plein la gueule.

if you guys have Birch trees in BC, birch bark is the best for getting fires started or going again

Dislike for the clickbait thumbnail.

That madames behind in the thumbnail... sheesh

Please stop cheating 😭

Dam thumbnails

Vous faites quoi avec le bulbe de rosier sauvage que vous avez récupéré à la plage ainsi que du varec.? Merci!

your dogs are so cute ;)

Omg the th7mbnail is so hurting! Put your ass away girl ...get some real content

Where’s the part of the thumbnail?

That's not funny making jokes about Hebrews and how we lived and built Lord you should be careful choose your words wisely you never know who's watching or listening

What are we selling here? 🤣🤣

I’m disappointed ☹️

Freezeframe shows you def cookin buns.

Treating your girl like a ho for a thumbnail is kind of weak.

Very good!!! Congratulations!!!

I noticed Nicolle collecting rosebuds at the the beach , something my Danish aunt did every autumn, beyond mushroom collections. I've seen numerous wild growing elderberry bushes on the west coast during west coast visits. My mother used to collect the dark blue to black fruit clusters every autumn and make soup from them. My Canadian wife (living in DK for two years) absolutely loved it. Here's the recipe (Modern Food cook book, 1969 edition):
1L water
1 roll cinnamon stick
6 tblsp sugar
1 lb elderberries
150g (6oz) apples
2 tblsp potato flower starch

Bring water, cinnamon roll and sugar to a boil, while pealing the apples and slicing them into quarters or eights. Add them to the boil and simmer for 5-10 minutes while ribbing the elderberries off the stems. Remove the apple slices and add the elderberries. Bring to a boil and boil for 20 minutes. Sieve the boil and taste degree of sweetness, and add more sugar if too tart for your taste buds. Then add the potato starch, mixed with 4dL water, and whipped vigorously to thicken the soup. Serve with dry croutons or pieces of dry bread let allowed to semi-soak in the hot soup. Nature's natural good food, eh? FYI should your ever have bought Ribena fruit concentrated extract, a Danish export brand, it's made from elder berries.

Chimney soot tends to build up on the interior wall of an exhaust flue pipe, particularly in wood stove flues and usually in the the middle to upper flue sections where the semi-volatile gases of the wood smoke tends to condense on the interior flue surfaces. If the chimney flue interior of your chimneys (upper section visible from the top) shows sign of soot built-up, you may sweep it yourself, and collect the soot in the stove as a natural garden pesticide use for slugs and ground-crawling pests. Now not to overly worry you, today's insulated aluminum or steel flue ducts tends to take longer with soot build-up than old non-insulated brick chimneys that needed annual sweeping to assure against a potential chimney fire. But better be safe than sorry later. Cheers from Kurt

Kurt's last general comment specific to wood ash being a good admixture to a compost heap. It contains Potassium (much more than in coal ash) and Potassium is a vital plant nutrient, which most gardeners apply by means of artificial K-N-P fertilizers. Chimney soot can be used as natural pesticide to keep slugs and ground crawling pests from devouring cabbage and other vegetables. You drizzle a small 1cm ring of soot dust and flakes around the row of veggies, and the ground-crawling pests won't climb over it because of the soot PAH (poly-aromatic-hydrocarbon) chemical content. Back to your cement curing of the Pizza oven. Cement is basically produced from raw slate and limestone (minerals containing mostly Aluminum, Silica, Calcium and Carbonate - as metal oxides with hydrated -OH content and Calcium carbonate). When the mineral mixture is kilned at high temperature, the CO2 from the carbonate and hydrated -OH are removed thermally as H2O vapor and CO2 gas. When you mix cement with water, it rehydrates into Ca-Al-Si oxides and carbonates. The carbonates formation during cement curing requires CO2 to occur. Ambient air contains miniscule CO2 (ppmv=0.001 vol% range). Smoke from a wood fire contains CO2 in the around 5-10 vol% range). Hence the faster and better high strength cement curing with a fire in the pizza oven or smoldering char coal beds in a brick house.

A general comment, not specific to any particular episode. Back in 1983, we visited the Queens Charlotte Islands and decided to skip the Yellowhead Hghw back to Calgary. We decided, on a whim, to take the Inside Passage ferry from Prince Rupert to Port Hardy and visit family in Vancouver. It's a 24 hour trip. So we booked a sleeper cabin. Endlessly watching the passage coast lines, I asked my dear wife: Why are we living and working in stuffy A/C controlled offices in Calgary, enduring long winters? We should buy a few acres on one of these islands, build a cabin, clear for a garden, and live off the land and seafood! As a city slicker, she was not particularly keen on my suggestion. I was ready for it having learned all about gardening and farming from my many generations farm families (indeed also how to build and maintain a compost heap) - and also built a double garage on my own an many basement upgrades in a new house (plumbing, electrical and tiling). But we ended staying city slickers with two kids a few years later. A suggestion for both of you: Take up the art of fly-fishing and learn how to make your own flies. Tying flies on your many autumn and winter rainy days could be an additional enjoyable activity. I started all this in 1974 and have caught delicious fresh trout trout from Yellowstone to the Queens Charlottes, to southern BC and most of Alberta. A very relaxing but active sport casting the fly and retrieving every two minutes instead of worm or bait dunking. I camperized a 1975 GMC one-ton van in 1983 and it gave us 450,000km of adventurous vacations in NW Amerika until 2007. A gas-guzzler indeed, but we loved the freedom to go where ever our daily whims trended. The kids just loved it . cheers from Kurt.

who else clicked on this for a.s.s?

I love the tile accent!!!!!

Pimping his wife or girlfriend for views. 👏 What a sad state to be in my friend.

Good vibeo👌

Living off the grid or living off that ASS?

God this is oven is so beautiful! You guys are so creative- it must bring you so much joy xx

She's a real hot oven!

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do you really have to use that thumbnail?

Y'all sure y'all wanted to learn how to make the brick oven or ?😭😂

You r attacking view's with you girlfriend a*s*s !!😐

I’m so disappointed 😡 fault advertisement. I want my money back!!!!! 😢

Love your nicolelove only fans guys, great content

I have no idea what this video is about

Rather see what your doing in practical terms then seeing your wife , display her to your self . 😉 (in reference to the title screen please )

Hey, guess what...






... you clicked on my comment and...

I definitely didn't get baited by the thumbnail... oh right, what was the video about again?

Thumb nail lol

We boys know what made us click this

Misleading thumbnail

Here because of thumbnail