oh my god well that’s the grossest thing
I’ve ever seen in my life
let’s cover that thing like for real
this is a cow’s head that is decomposing
about six or so weeks ago a neighbor of
ours had a cow suffocate it got so cold
out that its nose fro shut and cows
can’t breathe through their mouths and
the neighbor gave it to us because it
was dead and it stinks good so we’re
covering it with straws you don’t have
to smell it as much Wow well one day
this will be a very fertile spot all
right no more smell so what do you say
we build this little freak continue our
outdoor kitchen and then let’s do it
yeah I got you this I don’t know what it
is but I thought you might want it hmm I
think these are the kinds of gifts they
get from my husband no you get other
things sometimes things that I can’t use
you give my companionship homesteaders
Tony and Amelia live off the land in a
400 square foot house in the hills of
North Carolina
I just want my kitchen gone it’s hard to
be patient pony has been talking about
maybe building an outdoor kitchen with
me for a few years now and we’re finally
doing it it’s sugaring season the time
is right for Tony and Amelia to make
Sycamore syrup for bartering a task
they’ve never done before we have to
boil the SAP down outside which means we
have to finish our outdoor kitchen how
it takes a while building anything right
right now I’m just trying to not fall
off everything died thanks for building
this sweetheart
I’m billing her kitchen for you baby
making do with what’s on hand is a big
part of Tony and Amelia’s lifestyle here
we are
Sycamore syrup that’s been cooked down
by hand is going to be $20 pint and the
money that we make we’re going to use to
purchase more livestock first step is
for us to make some taps out of river
cane this is free and it’s green
literally and with any luck some
Sycamore juice should come out of these
taps and we’re gonna slide these jugs
over the taps and once we have enough
Sycamore juice we will boil it down and
make Sycamore syrup I want to make sure
it’s really round this is not the
roundest piece we got plenty to pick
from I gotta cut some holes in these
these nodes are a lot thicker than
bamboo it’s actually cut it’s pretty
hard to push through yeah it’s good
maybe you can drill if you want to drill
through it okay let’s do that that
totally works this is new to Amelia and
I we’re by no means professional sugar
Earths we might eff it up and I’m
willing to but we might also get it
right the first time
which I’m hoping to pull almost like oh
there we go
it’s perfect forget about making the
taps
let’s make flutes no more flirting today
alright
I’ve ever seen in my life
let’s cover that thing like for real
this is a cow’s head that is decomposing
about six or so weeks ago a neighbor of
ours had a cow suffocate it got so cold
out that its nose fro shut and cows
can’t breathe through their mouths and
the neighbor gave it to us because it
was dead and it stinks good so we’re
covering it with straws you don’t have
to smell it as much Wow well one day
this will be a very fertile spot all
right no more smell so what do you say
we build this little freak continue our
outdoor kitchen and then let’s do it
yeah I got you this I don’t know what it
is but I thought you might want it hmm I
think these are the kinds of gifts they
get from my husband no you get other
things sometimes things that I can’t use
you give my companionship homesteaders
Tony and Amelia live off the land in a
400 square foot house in the hills of
North Carolina
I just want my kitchen gone it’s hard to
be patient pony has been talking about
maybe building an outdoor kitchen with
me for a few years now and we’re finally
doing it it’s sugaring season the time
is right for Tony and Amelia to make
Sycamore syrup for bartering a task
they’ve never done before we have to
boil the SAP down outside which means we
have to finish our outdoor kitchen how
it takes a while building anything right
right now I’m just trying to not fall
off everything died thanks for building
this sweetheart
I’m billing her kitchen for you baby
making do with what’s on hand is a big
part of Tony and Amelia’s lifestyle here
we are
Sycamore syrup that’s been cooked down
by hand is going to be $20 pint and the
money that we make we’re going to use to
purchase more livestock first step is
for us to make some taps out of river
cane this is free and it’s green
literally and with any luck some
Sycamore juice should come out of these
taps and we’re gonna slide these jugs
over the taps and once we have enough
Sycamore juice we will boil it down and
make Sycamore syrup I want to make sure
it’s really round this is not the
roundest piece we got plenty to pick
from I gotta cut some holes in these
these nodes are a lot thicker than
bamboo it’s actually cut it’s pretty
hard to push through yeah it’s good
maybe you can drill if you want to drill
through it okay let’s do that that
totally works this is new to Amelia and
I we’re by no means professional sugar
Earths we might eff it up and I’m
willing to but we might also get it
right the first time
which I’m hoping to pull almost like oh
there we go
it’s perfect forget about making the
taps
let’s make flutes no more flirting today
alright
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