The Saga of the Three Square Meters from Hell continues as Tim tackles building the staircase. How many times will he have to take it apart before he’s satisfied? Karen teaches us about Jerusalem Artichokes aka Sunchokes aka Topimombours and gives us her 5 Tips for a Successful Kitchen Garden. The fun continues at “The Little House at Glandines.”
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IN THE EPISODE:
00:00 Step By Step
00:37 3 Square Meters: Part 2
02:37 5 Tips for an Abundant Kitchen Garden
05:25 So Many Topimombours!
12:05 Road Trip! : The Millau Bridge and Garden Chairs
08:02 The Staircase
10:33 Wrap Up
16:25 Outtakes
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Music heard in the video is : “It’s a New Day” by Bolo. You can hear more of his excellent music at https://www.BoloHawaii.com
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4 Comments
So glad to see you back. Oh my gosh I was concerned! Thank you Karen for responding to my UG message asking about you both! And now I’m gonna watch your video.❤
My grandmother ate Poke salad during the depression which her family gathered on road sides and was often all they had to eat. Crazy but she does love Poke salad. Hau'oli Makahiki Hou you two!!!
Love you two so entertaining in a soft way not all in your face.. .appreciate the information on the reason for the French not accepting your garden offer. Thank you for sharing I as well very much enjoy watching and am do looking forward to seeing the stairway finish
Happy New Year to you both! It's great to see you taking everything in stride as you deal with all the hiccups that come with renovation. Your videos are so enjoyable and always filled with useful, interesting, and humorous tidbits of information. Looking forward to seeing you again soon. Take care!