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Welcome back! It’s an incredibly special weekend for us, and we wanted to share a little extra love with our amazing community here. If you haven't seen it yet, our 100th long-form vlog is officially live! We honestly can't believe we've hit this milestone, and we are so incredibly grateful for every single one of you who has supported our channel, watched our videos, and "bought us a plant" to help keep our garden growing.
Since we're right on the edge of our first real frost up here in the mountains, we took some time to tour the autumn garden before the cold takes out all of our summer work. The water lettuce in the Smoker-Craft canoe is looking wild, and we’re starting to prep our other water plants to overwinter in the potting shed.
Of course, we had to go all out for our Halloween decor this year. We leaned heavily into that moody, dark academia vibe with the cloches, ravens, and our 12-foot skeleton in the entryway (who we pivoted and adopted while antique shopping earlier this year!). We also got the fog machine and bubble maker going for the skeletons sailing in the canoe, and the scarecrow is holding down the fort out in the landscaping.
To celebrate our 11th wedding anniversary and Wally's Gotcha Day, we broke out the cocktail smoker box and mixed up some smoked pumpkin spice Old Fashioneds to enjoy by the Solo Stove. It was the perfect way to spend a chilly mountain evening under a surprise full moon.
Finally, we shared a really exciting update on our rescue dog journey. We’re officially working with a golden retriever adoption agency, and we can’t wait to head down and hopefully meet some rescue goldens soon. Wally was a total ham during this episode, but we know he’ll make a great big brother.
Thank you again for all the love, support, and "plants" you've sent our way over the years. Hitting 100 episodes wouldn't mean nearly as much without this community. Head over to the channel to see our entire catalog of vlogs, and we'll see you in the comments! Our recent vlog is below.
Cheers, and Happy Halloween, Todd and Rob
