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Finding The Right Beam - Doing It Ourselves

My father and Sean recommend that I use a steel beam to replace the rotten original in the gardeners cottage but, I want an oak beam. It's a tough decision to make as money for the project has almost run out. Aesthetic vs Cost vs Practicality?..... Tune in to see who won the battle of the beams and if this set back is going to derail the Christmas deadline. Support the cottage restoration by visiting the Go-Fund-Me page in the link below. https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-the-g... Or why not become a Doing It Ourselves Patron through PATREON to help fund the making of these videos. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=33158583 Title music Live a Little - Dream Cave Find me on Instagram   / picturepetherick   Follow the CHATEAU behind the scenes on INSTAGRAM   / chateaudelabasmaignee   Visit the chateau website https://www.basmaignee.com My name is Michael Petherick and I live with my family at Chateau de la Basmaignee in north west France. My brother and his fiancé bought this building with some inheritance money three years ago and we are slowly restoring it to live in, and run as a business. It’s always a financial struggle to keep the place going and we have to work hard to keep our heads above water, but we love it and wouldn’t have It any other way. When they knew that they were buying the château, my brother asked me if I would like to move over and take part in their new adventure... so I packed my bags, gave up my life in England and moved here to help bring this place back to life. We do all the renovations ourselves including construction, decorating and collecting antique furniture that we buy cheaply to restore. Our goal is to fill the château with beauty and life as it once was. I have a passion for history, art and all things old. These videos are a series of stories about my life and experiences living in a French castle I’ll be showing all aspects of life here, from renovation and DIY, to crafts and baking, art, daily life and a bit of fun thrown in for good measure. There’s much more to see and our journey is still just beginning.