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Dang. When l saw the thumbnail l thought l was going to see an old lady do it.😂😂😂

Stosh was my cousin. On visits to Mpls we always went to Mayslacks. I even helped his wife Butch prepare one of these magical huge roasts. But they took the secret to the grave. Part if it I’m sure is that it was probably the biggest roast I’d ever seen. At least 30 pounds and probably as big as they come. Two mason jars of peeled garlic. Peeling the garluc was my job. I have suspicions about the aus jus but I am unlikely to ever make a roast that large. Best ever for sure.

still happy with the versatube shed ? Do it again ?

I used your idea to put up a 22 x 22 x 8 carport. I used tied c-clamps onto third hand support poles onto the 7 ft right & left pieces. I inserted the 8 ft center pole in the middle. Then I ran tie straps across the bottom & over my head to pull the top together & align the sides w a level. Afterwards, I hung a 32" tie strap on both sides so that I could insert my 14 ft brace on one end. I climbed a ladder w the other end & hung it. My frame would have been a back breaker for 2 people. I did it myself & my back feels fine.

I put the base together and the frames on the ground. By brother is coming this weekend to help me with the the fully assembled onto the base. Using this carport to make a greenhouse. Figure it's the best way to build a greenhouse from the ground up.

That's how you do it!

Great Job! Will you be doing an update video?

🙃 P R O M O S M!

Read the series years ago and loved it so much I read it again. Might even do it a third time. Absolutely terrific!

My dad used to fly up here with a rich friend from Oklahoma for lunch. Crazy I know but it was the early 80's. I always wanted to visit but it does not sound like its the same place. Sorry I missed out.

I like it.. I am reading the story olso.

My dad took me there in the early 70's when I was about 12 or 13. I only had one hand on the plate initially, and Mayslack said "Two Hands" to me and I quickly got my other hand on it. I found out later that was a thing of his, that you needed two hands. It was a big sandwhich for a kid, I remember that, and I remember the taste too. It was the best roast beef sandwhich I ever had. Just a lovely flavor. Never forgot it, I also remember he had pictures of his former wrestling days on the wall.

Who told this lady there are no double beds in Sweden?

Does anyone know the name of the fiddle tune that is played ? Its a well known fiol musik /fiddle music we play in Sweden and on the scandinavian Midsummer fest here in Seattle every midsommar. I got to visit this place in 1998. It really looks like "home" as far as the rural area of S. Sweden as I was born and raised in Sweden ( Sodertalje area)

when was this originally recorded?

I ate there a lot in the early 70s. The roast beef sandwiches filling up the whole plate. But I have to say the horse radish was hot enough to burn a whole in your sinuses! It was the good stuff.

thar germans talk about TRASMATTOR is just skitprat. googla TRASMATTOR and look! he is probably just trying to promote his own. bad and sad.

Viewers of this video may enjoy visiting the "Old Chisago County Group" on Facebook and help set the younger generations straight on the old customs and traditions that were left behind over a century ago, as the Swedes settled and populated this area of Minnesota in the USA. Apparently the 'single bed' controversy is still alive and well in our region and could probably use some additional elaboration, as datapeter pointed out! facebook.com/groups/343291885809970/

Oh, I love this. But as a comment, single-beds vs double ones aren't that common. 90 centimeters+ are counted as a double. Also, I think you guys confuse Swedish and Finland, which isn't surprising considering our close relationship. But at the same time Sweden and Finland have two very different languages (my mother is Finnish, so I recognize both)

As a swede I can confirm that there are only single beds here. Double beds was banned in the 1950s as they got popular and since then it has been illegal to own one. So the double beds you buy at Ikea today was designed and produced in Sweden, but they are under heavy surveillance to make sure no person will lay on it until it is shipped out of the country. One may think this is a strange law, but it makes sense for swedes and today there are not much controverse surrounding the law.

Mayslack's was the best. The garlic sandwiches were so good that once I ate two of them (huge) and lived to tell it. Stan was making my sandwich and when I went to reach and grab an extra piece of bread, he whacked my fingers with his tongs. I didn't do that again. Good polka music too.

Only single-beds in sweden!??! lol... I have a queen-size..

Very cute :D You've captured the feel of a Swedish 19th century home pretty well :D We do have double beds in Sweden though :p Actually, I think that the bed upstairs would have been a double bed, not today, but back then the beds weren't huge like today :)

Thanks for sharing! I'm Swedish myself from Småland and definitely am proud of the work you have put in to run this museum

How cool! Thanks for posting this! We visited the house this summer, but we didn't get to go inside.

@OscarA23 Thank you! It's not the best video / audio quality, but at least the song is identifiable!

@RickUSA1968 Thanks for the kudos Rick, and thanks for the QSOs too! Details K0RC PY2TO 2007-07-14 21:34:04 20M SSB 14.28610 Details K0RC PY2TO 2006-12-10 19:19:57 10M SSB 28.41997 There are QSLs waiting for you on the ARRL LoTW system for these contacts.

this song is so beautiful!!!! always!!! sounds great on accordion!!!

is it really mono... it comes through both speakers

the sound is great for just the camera mic. Fun video

very good! I'm roadie in Brazil, 73 from PY2TO Rick

so beatifull!

awwwww there u go!!

Ha ha... yeah what do you expect from a couple of old Czech's? We ain't got no Swedish spelling skills! (And we're just gettin' used to this new fangled English too.)

I love your floor tiles.

You have it spelled incorrectly. It should be: "Johann på Snippen" Keep practicing your spelling and your playing. That is a good schottische.

Sweet jams ! I loved it !