Bonsai Acres Vlog #2: August 2024

In this Bonsai Acres Vlog, I start the process of clearing out part of the land. Though there was no actual blood, the blister was a doozy.

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[CoffeeandBonsaiwithTom]

Incredible work Dave! You are the hardest working bonsai artists on YT! Digging, moving boulders (too big to be called rocks!), hacking though the jungle. You’re an inspiration!!!

I can’t wait to watch this property and project evolve - so cool.

[XaviersBonsaiRetreat]

Absolutely fantastic episode Dave and I am loving being able to share this journey with you - especially without the blisters :)

[growclipbonsaiforseniors]

You sure did a lot of work. Great getting the water going and cleaning up some of the area. Time for rest.

[HoundStuff]

We always had lots of bear in that area.... lots of deer....lots of wildlife in general. Hope you enjoy the journey of developing this piece of land!

[hoodzie]

Fire starter tip. Get bag of Fritos. Light few chips w/ some grass or straw, etc.

[baldyeti]

What a great 24 hours. I can imagine how serene the solitude was while working away. And the satisfaction of accomplishment thereafter.

[ebcornell]

In addition to taking the cover off 😅 you may need to calibrate the meter. Great to see your first few days work at the site. Congrats!

[ericswann]

"Recycled pizza". I hope that's the same as leftovers. :)

[dkstott]

Old boy scout trick...stuff used toilet paper tubes full of dryer lint...they make excellent fire starter material..

[bryanmorrion]

Steelwool saturated in vasoline/ petroleum jelly is a really good fire starter

[sharonbuckley]

We’re you on the lookout for any seedlings of pine or Larch while you were mowing or weed whipping.

[Yurup]

Is the water drinking water or just for trees and stuff?

[maryweber]

Whatever happened to rubbing two sticks together?

[tdwards]

Congratulations on the water!
You could sharpen the blade yourself, rather than buy a new one.