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Good morning, you beautiful people.
>> [laughter] >> Good morning, Lisa.
>> Good morning.
So, up.
Hey. Milk the sheep.
Morning, Brenda. Brenda.
Really, you're getting big.
>> Good morning, young lady. Hi.
Aw.
Good morning. Yes, it's a new voice you don't you recognize.
So, I rushed off the farm this morning quickly needing to take a um pig to people that's driving towards Cornell.
And so, Lisa and uh Juanita farmed alone. The area where I'm at now is called the right community of Otjiwarongo.
I know my German suck. Lisa is laughing in the background.
>> [laughter] >> Well, it's basically the right club.
And so, this is an area that Lisa and I saw a little bit earlier. And there's a giant prickly pear that fell over.
And uh quickly want to pick that up.
We were told that it was had fallen over because of termites eating it. But I suspect that it might also just be a giant storm.
So, this is the three people that's going to be braving it out.
This is it. He says it doesn't uh carry that much fruit.
But it does grow like crazy. So, I think it just became very very heavy.
And started as it started making roots.
You see?
Starting like making roots.
There. How nice is that? It's been laying down here obviously for a while.
You can see uh the whole branch came out.
All of that. So, there's probably about 100 trees maybe more here.
And this will serve well for the new food forest.
There's also plenty of this uh I want to say indigenous uh ones that the people really don't want us to use.
So, but you all will leave those ones.
And then Lisa and I we are working on getting all of this mulch and that's manure over um to the farm to see if we can actually use it. So, we're working on a price and then we're working on transport to see if we can move this mountain.
There. Okay. So, let me show you our hole.
Our hole hole.
That's one of the other English words that I struggle to pronounce correctly.
So, this is the last of it.
Uh this is what we've got.
A whole bucket full of prickly pear. I almost missed that.
So, I just got home.
And Poopoo is is here with some nice gifts.
Over the next couple of days I'm going to show you what we're going to build here. So, you really need to subscribe.
Uh lever gates and roof panels and all sorts of interesting things. There is some barbed wire there. Looky.
You must be very careful if you These things break easily, ne?
It's plastic. They break very easily. Be very very careful.
Okay.
And then on this side the donkeys are coming back.
We loaded them at the place where we loaded the prickly pears.
Uh we loaded donkeys as well.
Now um So, such a cool thing about technology is my wife did a competition this morning.
There was nobody else there.
Um but she rode against hundreds of other people. She went to the RGO somebody that filmed her test dressage test.
And they send that in and the judges decide who is the winner globally. And that competition only cost next to nothing.
So, that's quite a cool thing I think about um technology these days.
All right. So, boy, don't break it too much.
We're putting the prickly pears in the shade for a couple of days.
Just so that the wounds can heal. See, there's wounds. You want them to dry out before you plant it.
Let's have a look at our babies.
Where is the mama?
You need a little bit of mulch, ne, for your babies.
Yeah, I think so.
Hello, mamas.
Hello, babies.
Hello, Spot.
Or bits of bacon.
Or I'm not sure.
What should I call you?
There's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 here.
How many babies here and then there's 10 here.
But this this one had more pig.
Let me count again. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8.
So, I ain't never actually seen these babies before. I just arrived.
Um Vitellus.
There's one stuck in the fence there.
He climbed through. There's one baby that went through. Climb uh Go out around and and and push them and then we must put mulch in here.
Make it a nice nest, ne?
She needs a nest. That poor baby is stuck. Bring him around. Take him out and bring him around.
Hello.
Softly, softly. That's right.
Okay, we need to make that thing better so they don't come through.
Now, the bigger ones couldn't, but the babies they are sneaky sneaky raccoons.
Okay.
So, now because I wasn't here yesterday, I quickly have to go and fetch pig food.
So, this day doesn't want to get an end.
I've been busy busy. Very nice.
Okay. So, because we're a day late we're getting a full maybe because it's also a long weekend.
Getting loads and loads and loads of extra food.
So, the bakkie is full.
This is full.
And there's how many seeds that we can harvest from here?
How many seeds that we can harvest from here?
Just imagine that.
It's flowers and vegetables and Yeah.
potatoes and lettuce and stuff to me.
Look at that.
Really been coming down.
Amazing.
Okay. So, we ended up getting that grass over there um for the for the piggy. And then while we were at it, Morimi, you can load.
It's fine.
While we were doing pig food, Morimi, ended up getting some grass for the horses.
Yeah.
So, So, this is this is quite a stack of grass. Full of pig food.
Full of mulch for the um full of mulch for the for the mama pig. And then two big bags of grass.
That needs big price on it.
That's quite cool.
Blessings upon blessings. And now to hold it up, eh?
That's the next trick.
So, apparently right after they were born. This is where the number discrepancy comes off out. She laid on top of three of them and three of them passed away.
So, that's why I said yesterday there was 11 and now there's only eight.
So, three of them were laid upon passed away.
Uh so, that you don't want. It's a wait-a-bit tree, man. You can't Don't go and close to a wait-a-bit tree.
He's going to Look uh Johannes. You put the grass. Okay.
And there's a movie.
That is a wait-a-bit tree. Don't go close to a wait-a-bit tree. So, that is a wait-a-bit tree.
Uh Philly.
The babies are running around outside.
Okay.
We don't want that.
They don't want it to wait a bit.
Near, Johannes. Yeah. Oh, there. Yeah.
Uh Johannes is probably one of our hardest workers.
Under the shade.
But uh he struggles to understand my English and my Afrikaans and my Oshiwambo and my German and anything that I can try and speak he still doesn't understand. He also struggles to understand the other people.
But he's always at work, always on time.
And that you don't get often.
So, yeah.
He's always happy.
Fantastic to see some happy pigs.
So, we're just starting to feed them now. The guys are still starting to offload.
I just threw a couple of these um spuns back in here cuz I wanted to see whether they'll be able to bite through them.
So, what a way to end the day.
Lisa is making us some made us some What do you call this, Lisa?
Improvised spaghetti. Lisa's spaghetti super >> [laughter] >> duper spaghetti.
Big bowl of a salad. This is the beer that said that made Brenda say he doesn't want to live on this planet anymore.
>> [laughter] >> Um so, this is how we end the day with a wild Lisa.
Have a wonderful night and we will see you tomorrow.
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