The wooden house by the stream is getting ready for winter.

I am preparing a wooden house I built on my own, on rocky land by a stream where farming is not possible, for the winter. In this episode, I work on the interior insulation using wood paneling and natural mineral wool, relying only on simple hand tools. A slow, quiet, and careful process without machines. I also help with the harvest in a nearby village garden, gathering pumpkin, beans, peppers, tomatoes, and okra. Working with the soil, producing food, and sharing time together are natural parts of this life. I make small but practical changes and improvements inside the house. As the wooden house gradually becomes ready for winter, the rhythm of a simple life in harmony with nature continues to unfold. In the next episodes, the winter preparation process will continue in more detail. Thank you for watching.