Youtube's algorithm just burped this video up for me :
They're refreshing the outside of a 1700s house/ barn with clay and straw, then using straw on the rain-lashed side of the house almost like shingles glued in place with clay. Really interesting process that I haven't seen before.
(Also, if there's a better forum for this, please move it there, thank you :D)
Lovely to see this venerable craft being practiced with such care and adroit skill. And how cool to see the master himself, dressed respectfully for toil but as if for a morning at the kirk. He is as efficient as any Teutonic tradesman, but not focused just on speed, his process is deliberate. Damn, even the wooden wheelbarrow is a work of art.
Thanks for this. Never saw that long drive to a box store "for one more thing", quite refreshing
We've gotta get close enough to that helmet to pull the choke on it's engine and flood his mind! Or, we could just read this tiny ad: