a lot of hard work pays off

8:00 Baby Amu happy.

Beautiful mill stones, great find. I love stone artifacts of every kind. Great idea to make a table.

Mas admirable que su conocimiento Artesanal , Sr. Amu , es la costumbre de su Pueblo en la relacion de Familia . Gracias por su ejemplo .

I admire your dedication! I love what you did.

Grandpa Amu always comes up with a good 👍 project 😊

Very nice 😊

Wow! What a find!

I tuoi video sono bellissimi, li guardo sempre con i miei figli. Un saluto dall’Italia 🇮🇹

I love your videos.

Grandpa Amu comes up with the most interesting and unexpected projects.

I think that this time Grandpa you were out done in the end. Cheers John

Pero este video ya es antiguo o no? Me parece ya haberlo visto hace tiempo. Saludos desde Mexico capital.

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Аму ЭНЕРДЖАЙЗЕР😂❤❤❤

Gran trabajo y bonito acabado

What a grandpa. I never remember my grandpa's lifting a finger other than to lift up a pint glass. How on earth did you find that in the ground? I'd have wanted to turn it into an axe grinding wheel, if I had the skills. Your idea was easier though. I like the leveraging and use of old bricks etc 😊

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Un abrazo

7:20 Baby Amu unhappy.

6:02 Baby Amu comes.

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кажется теперь я знаю как китайцы построили великую стену

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I thought he was going to turn them back into grinding stones

Harika oldu

Why show old video again? Grandpa hopefully okay.

Bosh free table. What a legend

Странный дед, и видео странное. Сначала якобы нашел бетонный диск, и осторожно травинкой пылинки сметал, а потом начали бросать со всего маха

@jurybur_bobkov

4 ай бұрын

да не с маха не заливай. и сметал он чтобы посмотреть что за камень. то это о чём он думает или нет. такой древний булыжник, даже не знаю для чего они его использовали. похоже на жернова

@choccolocco

4 ай бұрын

@@jurybur_bobkov Definitely a mill stone. The smaller one would roll around the large disc and grind the grain.

@jurybur_bobkov

4 ай бұрын

@@choccolocco but it is unclear why he is lying in the middle of the field. Usually grain is ground not in the field... but at home

@choccolocco

4 ай бұрын

@@jurybur_bobkov Probably dumped, or maybe there was a mill there at one time. Where I’m at, once these stones became obsolete, ppl wanted no part of them because of the work involved. Over the years some ppl would rescue the stones, and they’ve become “yard art” across the country side. Many of these old mills were bulldozed down and hauled off into holes or random “trash piles”, as time went by the places were cleared and turned into fields, housing, and other things. I think maybe the field he is in is close to the building where the other stone was, possibly the mill a long time ago.

@jurybur_bobkov

4 ай бұрын

@@choccolocco yes, old windmills are very interesting engineering structures.we have Here and there you can still find the remains (logs) of wood mills that are more than 200 years old, and they still haven’t rotted

So much plastic garbage in the field? This is stone isn't it a archeological finding, meaning it must go in the museum?

@pinocolada4254

4 ай бұрын

The stone clearly was dumped there some time ago along with the plastic and styrofoam. Now they found a way to make money with it, via a video, they dug it up.