Cabin Build Delayed by Cannon Fire, Metal Siding Lessons & Trail-Clearing Upgrades
About this episode
Brian discusses the challenges faced during cabin building, including cannon fire interruptions and lessons learned from metal siding installation.
The cabin finally got its first metal on this week… which should have been the big story. Instead, progress got sidelined by literal cannon fire because apparently that’s a normal sentence in Tennessee. In this episode, Brian breaks down the first round of siding installation, mistakes and lessons learned with the metal, unexpected trim issues, and why the new trail-clearing setup may be one of the best property-management upgrades yet. Also covered: Food forest updates Comfrey patch expansion Tool talk Tennessee weirdness Links / Sponsors Mentioned: Blockstream Jade / JadePlus: https://rewards.blockstream.com/thelotsproject Comfrey Roots: https://comfreyroots.com Chainsaw Chain Weedeater Blade: https://amzn.to/4cDRulQ Wen Metal Shear: https://amzn.to/4mnBqb0 Affiliate links may be included. Using them helps support the show.
People in this episode
Host: Brian
Topics covered
- cabin building
- property management
- metal siding
- trail clearing
- Tennessee culture
Sponsors
Blockstream Jade, Comfrey Roots, Chainsaw Chain Weedeater Blade, Wen Metal Shear
Mentioned in this episode
Products: Chainsaw Chain Weedeater Blade, Wen Metal Shear
Places: Tennessee
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