Saving an Abandoned Shed from the Jungle (What We Found Inside)

With the workshop finally organized, it's time for the next big job: giving an abandoned shed a second life. We sort through everything inside, keep what's still useful, and stop nature from taking over. Along the way we find a giant termite nest, a few scary critters, and more banana trees than we know what to do with. We also say goodbye to a century-old mango tree that had become a risk to the buildings around it. By the end, the timber, doors, windows, drawers and hundreds of parquet pieces are sorted and stored off the ground, and we can finally see what's worth saving for future projects. Chapters 0:00 The abandoned shed 1:22 Separating trash from useful 5:26 The giant termite nest 6:33 Banana trees, blooms and compost plans 09:58 Why we cut the banana trees 11:05 Our first bananas! 13:15 First results and plans for the shed 15:54 Hardwood parquets, termites and humidity 17:42 Jabuticaba tree and cotton tree 18:19 Why the old mango tree had to go 21:47 The organized shed tour #HandyCritters #ShedMakeover #Woodworking #Restoration #BrazilCountryside #DIY #Reclaimed #OffGrid #HomesteadLife