Get your tools right, don't be a hero.

Thanks mate. I'm only showing you a tiny portion of what i have done, and an even smaller of what i have that needs to be done. When it comes to clearing the place it's about 10% done. It's a daunting task. I don't even know where the land ends, i wasn't able to get there. I discovered two fig trees I didn't know existed. I still can't reach my lemons...

:-) I don't need to rent a chainsaw, i have one. A chainsaw wouldn't get the job done as the green saw does. It's faster and with the smaller and easy to work small saw. It is definitely the most useful tool I bought so far.

So little. There's so much to be done.

@The Man Inside: There always will be. Lol. There's always something that needs doing even when it's gets more developed. Glad to see you back at it.

@red maple: My back wasn't that happy about it. I want more, sooner or later I won't feel a thing.

This, which is just above mediocre, took me almost a week. I had the recordings and was considering if I would (try to) do anything with it or just throw it away. I'm aware I'm not a decent director. There's no defined continuity, but in the end, why not. I'm learning as a go, if the stupid mistakes I'm making can guide someone else, not being such a fool as think.

@The Man Inside: Keep practicing. I am having the same issues with video editing on a budget! You just gave me a video topic: How to pick and use themes. Thanks.

@WMHarrison94: I'm not a good example mate. I just do things. Keeping my mind busy. I just don't want to be repetitive, which with what I'm doing, is not easy, as it mostly consists on cutting down trees and vegetation, over and over again. The amount of things I have that need to be done are immense, including diversity, I'll be a tree surgeon, a construction worker, a farmer, a shepherd, I'll be digging dirt to get water... but, the time it takes is a monumental task, there's not much to show on a regular basis that is not "the same".

@The Man Inside: Don't worry about it. I like how you are doing things. Are the cacti for nutrition or balm forlike cuts and burns? Just curious. You have to remember how removed the Millenienals and Zoomers are from masculinity: Some of these vegs can even imagine walking up a trail let alone using a saw or chain saw or even cosider they can fix the saw! You mean I do not have to drop it off at Home Depot to repair? Whattttt? So, you're fine bro. Just fine. There are three ways to learn and repitition: I am mentioning it in my how to be creative video: VARK- Visual, Auditory, Read/Write, and Kinetic learning system or survey or scheme. Ironically, I have not written that part yet?!

@WMHarrison94: no. It's for food. Maybe in a year I'll have fruits from it. This variety, as far as I know, is not medicinal. Interesting you mentioned repairing the saw. The green one, i almost burned it the first day. I opened it to check the motor, it's not a serviceable unit, just glad it didn't burn. If that one goes, i can fix it. The two stroke chainsaw... I would have to go the trial and error route. I know how most younger people, mainly in the city, are. They get scared if a spider is resting on the corner of a wall. "I smoke and have tattoos, I'm tough.", Yeah right, pick that hoe and start dogging so we get a fence up. "What! No JCB?" if they even know what the fuck that is, bet you 90% don't.

@WMHarrison94: By the way, the sound is not great. Two cameras. I tried to level it, and it does sound kind of even on the original file, once uploaded here is got worse. As did the image quality. Not gonna bother Amr with this, is probably something I didn't do right.

@The Man Inside: Try downloading audacity: its free. I have it but I had not made it to audio editing. I am still working on better recording and video editing. I realize my RAM might be part of the problem. I have 8 GB RAM but 16 is recommended!? Who knew?

@WMHarrison94: thanks for the tip. I'm doing this on my 4Gb RAM Jurassic G S7...