Peace in the Valley

I finished the cordless tool rack and guess what? It lead me to clean up the rest of this section of the garage. One step at a time and by nightfall, it looked completely different! It’s hard sometimes to clean up. Admitting you have a problem is one of the hardest things that you can do - but in order to have change, that is the first thing that must be recognized by the person. I don’t know if it’s just human nature for everything to tend toward disorder without intervention or if I just inherit from my dad. Either way, this is a huge improvement. Angel ended up getting the camper together at the same time, finishing a desk, table, chairs and the new couch - I’ll have to show you all that soon! Be sure to subscribe and join us in our construction!

While Bryce was hanging around 25 feet in the air working on the roof of the RV Shelter, Angel decided to take a short nature walk & check out what the beavers … and anything else … had been up to over the past couple of months. Come along with her & see what she finds!

We are on our final days of this RV Shelter before we head home! We realize we cannot get this done on our original schedule. Will Angel allow us to stay an extra day? She wants this done as bad as I do! Be sure to subscribe and join us in our construction!

We finally get back to working on this after breaking down in the truck. We are back in beautiful Appalachia begin the construction the RV Shelter. How much can we get done on Day one? Let us know what you think could make this better! Be sure to like and comment on the video! God Bless!

We had back to Kentucky to keep on this project - The RV Shelter has to get done, but while heading down the truck has a disastrous failure on Saturday evening! It’s not fun to be stuck on i-75! Tell us your experiences and how you over came them! Be sure to like and comment on the video! God Bless!

The winds have changed and the next chapter in Peace in the Valley is beginning to be written! Bryce and Angel give a brief history of what is happening on the land in Kentucky! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

Are your pipes ready with Anti-freeze? What if the anti-freeze freezes?

BRR! It's Cold! Does temperature make a difference to these Impact Drivers? What matters most? Bryce is surprised at the results!

The Socket Rails at harbor freight are $1.49 and they act like it! Fix it fast with this video! #shorts

The next step of moving the RV to Kentucky just completed! The fifth wheel needed some TLC. We replaced or repaired quite a bit of the subfloor and stopped some leaks. Now it’s time to install the LVP or Luxury Vinyl Plank flooring. We bought it from Friend’s Flooring in Antwerp, OH. It seems to be a very good floor compared to what you might get in the big box stores. How easy to install? Well Bryce did as a first time installer. It took a little bit to get accustomed to how it works, but once you I did, it went pretty well. We are happy with it so far. We’ll have to try the slide outs soon! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

#short Testing out the new Harbor Freight Hercules cordless heat gun. Some of the reviews say it should be called a warm gun. What do you think?

Luxury Vinyl Plan is expensive and the stair nose can sometimes be impossible to find. What can you do? Make it yourself! #shorts

Bryce gets a Hercules Saw from Harbor Freight and compares it to a FlexVolt DeWalt Circular Saw. Which is better? We show you all the angles in this video from price to cutting hardwood! The results were unsettling to me. Tell us your results and expectations from either Hercules or DeWalt tools. Is one better than the other in your experience? It’s a little long but here are chapters if you want to skip: Introduction 00:00 Both Saws comparison 05:55 Cost 07:17 Batteries 07:54 Saw Weight 10:22 Battery Weight 12:13 Weight winner 13:03 Clarity of Marks 13:28 Blade Change 14:39 Features 16:56 Build Quality 20:59 Warranty 23:07 Hardwood Sawing 24:23 Accuracy of Marks to Blade 27:39 Accuracy of Angles 29:52 Braking 32:14 Final Scores 32:43 Ripping and Cutting 36:19 Conclusion 39:11 Final Note 42:11 Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

We get down to southeast Kentucky and decide it’s time to take the two piles of stone and complete the drive for the new RV site! It took quite a bit of work but that is what we came down here for! Angel decides to test to the new leather gloves from harbor Freight with the new hedge trimmer. If you want to test your hedge trimmer on your gloves be sure to remove your hand first! Angel also takes you on a nature walk and finds a new tree species! Check it out and be sure to like and subscribe!!! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

Help us get to 1000 subscribers with this video! We are just about there and you can make a difference! Be sure to subscribe and like! Angel and Bryce are in the mud putting in a gate! We are ready to start making lots of improvements to make the property more useable and this is just one on the checklist! Come on and join us in this rainy adventure! the dam patched up. Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

It's another dam day for the beavers in southeast Kentucky! The lake was drained in September but by the end of October/end of November they had the dam patched up. Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

New to us is a 2001 Montana fifth wheel. It’s big and heavy and needs work! We received it thinking it didn’t need as much as it does. Well we started pulling up the carpet and found the floor at the edges of the slideouts was completely rotted - even broke away on one side. Bryce walks through how we repaired our big slideout floor - over 12’ long. We also added HDPE plastic to facilitate better sliding for the slideout! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

Connecting the backhoe to the RK25 or the TYM T25 is not necessarily an easy task, but what about when Pat’s quick hitch is installed? The quick hitch is nice because it makes connecting your three point implements much easier, but what about when you want to attach the Backhoe? Can you keep Pat’s on? If so, should you keep it on or take it off? If you take it off do you just take off Pat’s or the 3-point arms themselves? This video can you help you decide! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

It’s our trail cams and we have some fun, and some scary! See here!

It seems like it was just a few weeks ago that we loaded up the hay mow for the upcoming winter season and now it’s back upon us. We head over in the cover of darkness while Dad makes homemade biscuits and gravy before we start the workout! The RK25 gets a workout again and helps save our backs and hernias! It’s a great tradition in our family to load the barn up and we love doing it! I’m glad you join us for our family events — I hope you love to share in your family events too! Subscribe & Share! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

Bryce and Angel are on the warpath against their rodent foes. The fury creatures make good dam documentaries but they cause lots of problems in southern Kentucky! Watch as we take on the challenge to help return the land back to the valley that it once was! Subscribe & Share! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

We are down in Kentucky - almost live video - and just arrived today for the holiday weekend! We got here and found our cache of supplies had been invaded. At first we thought maybe the wind blew off the covers - though it would have been hard because of the large rocks we put on the tarp, but after finding our beaver traps and trails cams missing, we realized it was not the wind. Angel gives strong words, and forgiveness to the person who may have done the deed. Subscribe & Share! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

Many comments over the last two years have brought about version 2 of the tractor canopy! With this heat and rain you still need to work without wearing yourself out - and a canopy is the answer. This sunshade canopy is rigid, can easily be removed and is not costly. It’s also easy to make! Subscribe & Share! Thanks for your comments and ideas! Take care and God Bless!

We have a compilation of 3 months of work in Southeast Kentucky fighting the beavers and you can see how we go back and forth of winning rounds! Like and subscribe! Thanks for your ideas! Take care and God Bless!

I’ve never seen so many snakes as I did this trip to Kentucky! I need input on this if you can. I want to know what kind of snakes are we seeing? thanks for watching! Like and subscribe please!