Job well done ! I'm two years into my mountain cabin in the rocky mountains with off-grid solar as well. I'm 75 years old...It's nice to see young folks making a sustainable lifestyle using sweat equity, dedication and smart planning. Best of luck to you both!!

@7standswithwolvs7

3 жыл бұрын

Man mountain land is expensive. Not to mention the super short growing season. The land over south by alamosa is $5000 for 4 acres. But no beauty of the mountains. I'm just tired if city living.

@f.andrewmeunier5440

3 жыл бұрын

I know an older British man living in Nova Scotia who is building a house out of huge timbers and stones. I wish I could keep up to the amount of stamina and drive he has!

@SG-uc5xm

2 жыл бұрын

You are amazing Steven Richardson! I wish you all the best and hope you stay safe and happy! 🥰👍

@marilyncox5749

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing this has been my dream for the last 20 years and I wonder if I'm getting to old. But 75! Go you.

@GlorifiedGremlin

2 жыл бұрын

I want to do solar but living in New york I'd need a big 11 kwh system to get enough power to supplement my power consumption. And those cost like 20 grand WITHOUT the batteries lol

I genuinely enjoyed every single second of this video. This is what I’m working towards right now. I’ve wanted to quit my dream of traveling and having my own land in the middle of nowhere because these last two years have been especially challenging…. Thank you for sharing your life online. It really inspires me to keep on going despite all the bumps in the road. Absolutely loved this!!!

We choose to live in the mountain, in Argentina 7 years ago, the life is really rough, but we didnt change it for anything. We love it and share in our channel too. Best vibes to you both!!

As a 56 year old man who did some growing up in Massachusetts I am very inspired to see you two living life outside the norms of that way I grew up.

For that rough road of yours, try getting hold of an old grader/tractor tyre. The bigger/heavier the better. Lay it flat, put one of your pieces of offcut square tubes on the inside with a strong U-Bolt through the tyre. You can even add a grate inside and add rocks/gravel inside for additional weight. Then, just drag it behind your truck using a strong chain when you go down to town and then back up again on your way home... In no time your road will be smooth and driveable as the rubber even rips out the small rocks sticking out the ground for a nice smooth finnish...

@82NeXus

3 жыл бұрын

That probably would work better when the ground is wet.

Been watching your channel for 2 years. The two of you are AWESOME...

@downeastermaineusa3794

3 жыл бұрын

The word you are looking for is " tiresome" .... as in tedious.

So glad you could carve out a nice section of the rainforest for yourselves.

So brilliant to share and expand this homestead with a community. The desire to travel and responsibility of caring for the land and animals has been my concern too with living a sustainable lifestyle.

@edbenson98

2 жыл бұрын

That's going to be one of the best parts when the others start building and living in their own homesteads!

Such a surreal experience realising how much time has passed, it seems like yesterday that I saw you guys doubt about what land to get, drive the bus is, starting the deck etc. Love the progress

Wow! Time flies. I've been following you since the days of feeding the homeless. Your progress & the sustainability of Lola's Farm is just Amazing! Great job! I can't wait to see the continued evolution of the farm. You both have such a giving heart.

I admire all of this so much... The courage, dedication, resillience, humility, and love it all takes. Also, i think this is alot of progress for only a year! I'm so happy to have seen this video, much love from Portugal!

This is GENIUS! THIS is the kind of development that should be happening everywhere. Hats off to you folks!

I am deeply amazed! This is the exact dream I ever had in my life!!! You inspired me deeply! Sooner or later I will have my own farm using the elements as a source of energy! Sending you much love and adoration!!!

That was one of the best narrative videos I have ever seen. Kaylee, you did an amazing job! Very cute outfit. Jordan did a great job behind the camera showing every detail. It's so nice that you can use the wood from your surroundings and at the end of the day, you all built everything with your own hands. What an accomplishment. If you find more downed trees, use the wood to make a goat pile with steps. The reason why they climb on top of their roof is because they need to climb things. Just a thought.

someday i will have my own small farm.... thats the dream me and my wife have. we are still young and aren't afraid of doing alot of work itself but the cost over here is tremendous. buying 3 acres for example wouldn't even be possible here :( seeing this inspires me to keep fighting for our dream and one day we will get there!

Glad I found this. I just acquired 6 acres of land and I've been looking around for some ideas to build my own farm.

what a beautiful episode. A terrific tour of your fabulous homestead and a great overview of all the love, sweat and tears, plus the laughter and communing with nature that has been so pivotal to lolas farm and your vlogs. Bless you all and cheers to a million and more happy days. Hugs from Australia

So crazy. I started watching when you were still in Mexico. To see all of this is just so heartwarming. Thank you guys for sharing.

wow!!! I stumbled across your video by chance and I've learned so much, thank you! I've had similar ideas for a while including making communities around the world which eventually all network and rely on each other.. I'd be keen to know how this community would govern itself and I hope I get to visit your community someday soon! Thanks again for sharing this

Hello, I have been to Boquete 10 years ago, Many times to CR and like the town of David. Wonderful warm people, loved talking to the fishermen. Be careful in Panama, of course you know the stories. Help the locals when you can. Ross, NW Indiana.

Amazing couple with amazing drive. In my fall of life and at 74 have never forgotten Great advice from gramps. " its better to wear out than rust out ".

Thank you both for your video. You have restored hope in a 75 year old Aussie man that not all youth are lost to the $. Yes we need money, but we need the earth more.

@SLOWERFUTURE

3 жыл бұрын

its not the youths' fault that boomers in every industrial nation have put regulations that make living a natural life impossible.

@s.durbar1294

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah everyone line up and get yourselves 3 acres per two people, we will end up needing land indeed

I can tell y'all really love each other and love what y'all are doing and how y'all are living which is fantastic and I just come across y'all's video as of father's day 2021 and I'm glad I did your videos are very interesting

Looks like you guys got so much done in a year! You are inspiring us to get a lot done too!

Wow. The last time I looked in on this channel, you were just starting on the metal structure for the workshop and the greenhouse. Just goes to show; if you blink you miss stuff. Just wow.

What an amazing life you have being living! Having traveled around America in a converted bus, now building a homestead in Panama during a pandemic! And you achieved all these in such young age!

Hey,kiddos. Been with u all from the beginning. I still have your hand written notes. My life took a turn with covid. I got a RV and working as a traveling nurse and then....I got covid in February of this year and was DX with long haul covid the day I got fired from my job for being sick. I was able to relax and healing now. Great to have your update on this day Aug 14th. Everything looks so beautiful including you 2 with all your extended family and live stock. Hug and congrats on your successful year. Soul peace dear ones Virginia B

This video has made me realize i am definitely not living my best life.

@Kashwowz

3 жыл бұрын

you can escape the system!!

@MrSymbolic7

3 жыл бұрын

This video made me realize that you should do this in your twenties and not sixty and up !

@agarqueen9126

3 жыл бұрын

@@MrSymbolic7 Nah. It's never too late.

@MrSymbolic7

3 жыл бұрын

@@agarqueen9126 That depends on how many spinal fusions that you have had and I can hardly keep up with 4 Grandchildren especially in a 2 story house !

@infowazz

3 жыл бұрын

me too

I love you guys. I had a really bad day yesterday and I really needed something to make me smile. So I turned on you tube and there you were. An antenna to talk to alien life!!!! I busted out laughing and boy did I need that. Y'all are amazing and maybe it's sad to say but a big part of my life. I'm homebound alot with what they said was terminal cancer but I'm kicking its butt and I think having found The Nomadic Movement and Trent and Allie a couple years ago has really helped me stay positive and beat this. I mean I have family and they are here for me and love me but at night when I'm alone in bed is when I let my true pain and feelings out so they didn't see them, but instead I found y'all and you made me laugh, let me travel to exotic places with you and let me share your ups and downs and I thank you for that. You are, by the way, fulfilling a dream of mine to start a Tiny House community. So you have done more for me then you can imagine. Okay shutting up now. Love all of you so much!!!

Standing there, with your skirt and boots, in the middle of the grass, surrounded by green grass and flowers and mountains, I was waiting for you to break into song, ''The hills are alive, with the sound of music...'' or maybe ''Edelweiss'' 😄

@dictator9849

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh um the Swiss Alps compared to the jungles of Panama, not seeing it. Not being critical, just night and day to me.

@getthefffffoffme

3 жыл бұрын

and that outfit prolly needs a wash

@82NeXus

3 жыл бұрын

Haha

@simplysusan.4880

3 жыл бұрын

I miss your singing, for real!

@thomasdude2082

3 жыл бұрын

Lovely dress..

starting to see a lot of rich young folks moving off the grid, with professional equipment and portraying that they have to move there out of necessity.

@drewskij2175

3 жыл бұрын

Or maybe they don't smoke a pack of cigs and drink a 30 pack everyday.

@chriskaitatzis226

3 жыл бұрын

at least they're not sponging off the government ayyee?!?! the definition of unnecessary is blowing one's benefits on ciggies and booze ayye, good words though like "portraying" really switched on person

@ChrisDoesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Do rich young foIk deserve to be happy? They aren't hurting anyone and even with professional equipment, it isn't an easy task to take on, so I say good for them and support anyone who wants to make the most of their Life in such a positive manner

@michaelpuglisi5108

3 жыл бұрын

Liberalism: An ideology of greed, envy, and laziness.

@ChrisDoesTV

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpuglisi5108 nearIy as bad as communism

That's a great bus, it has more room, and also a rock solid frame. The kitchen is at center.

What a difference one year (and a lot of work) makes! Congratulations and thanks for sharing it all with us!

You guys are great to watch......and easy on the eyes too. I have been watching for around 3 years now. When you guys first started traveling in the bus I really wondered how long you guys would last. Wow 3 years later and I am still watching every episode! Cheers.

HEY! I remember you two from a video you made on a home maid air cooler just before you left the states. You were concerned about driving in south America but ready to make it happen. I admired your enthusiasm but had to say that I didn't think it was a good idea. I'm happy to say I was wrong. This homestead you're building is awesome. I'm impressed. With everything you two have been through, you really done a lot and that has to speak for the love you share. Totally awesome. 😀. Looks like I have some video watching to catch up on so take care you two.

Am speechless.. Wow.. 😘😘😘 Currently I am building my own Musang King orchard with watering system on 4 acres of land. There got house for tools for my machineries and 2 safety dogs. Solar is my main source for lamp and fencing system. Glad to see you put some info on this video. There maybe the budget, costing of what you have had in your farm while you displaying them next to you. Esp wind turbine, temp house, solar panels, rain collecting system and so on.. 🙏🙏🙏 Now having abt 150 premium durian varieties and 150 small fruit trees in between durian trees. Love to have full solar system and 3-5 chalet in near future. 😜😜

Well done, Kaylee showing your audience around Lola’s Farm. What wonderful accomplishments this year, I can see your pride in not just the amount but the quality of what you and Jordan finished in 12 months. Bravo to your vision and perseverance and best of luck in the next instalment.

@ddd228

3 жыл бұрын

There were no tongue-twisters in your presentation!

Well done you two, you've achieved an incredible amount in your first year. Love following your journey, thank you.

@Zoltan1251

2 жыл бұрын

where did they get the money from?

This is amazing!!!!

@KidCiscoswag

3 жыл бұрын

agreed lets do this!!!

Dude, you're living large with this lady,such a vibrant spirit, wish you both the very best.

I’m so intrigued on how successful the both have accomplished while the crazy pandemic happened. This is such an accomplishment I see and I’m sure there are many more. I’m excited for you all. This video brought tears for joy and happiness for you both. Congratulations!! My journey is through yours. Thank you 🙏

Thank you all so much for bringing some joy into our days , you all bring such warmth and amazing hopeful vibes in this ever growing uncertain world , we always have a big smile at the end of each video, keep being excellent to each other :)

So wow-WoWed am I. You"re both so lovely energetic and bright- spirited. What a great host and tourr guide and explainer-of- things you are !!. I had no choice but to avidly stay tuned. Thankyou for the very presence of your inspiring selves. 🌿🌱

My dad used to live there. He loved it he said. He was so afraid there wouldn’t be a gator club. And found the most amazing people there where he could watch his gator games. I just found your KZread channel. Love watching your videos.

I’ve been working towards doing this for a few years now, learning along the way about all “survival aspects” and all else that comes with the journey. Purchasing the right land is no rushing scenario for sure and still where I’m hitting a road block at the moment. You have answered quite a few questions I had about sustainable energy and resources as well as blueprinted an extremely solid and working structure to homestead life! I can’t express enough how grateful I am to have stumbled upon your channel and it couldn’t have been better timing! Just one year ago, I was able to purchase a 40ft Country Coach RV which has been serving it purpose just as your bus has for you, and now its getting very close to time to make a decision on what land to purchase moving forward with my homestead journey. After watching this video, I’m thinking it would be wise to consider more location options such as Panama or a similar types environment. I’ll absolutely be a regularly returning subscriber to your channel now after seeing the what is definitely the closest anyone has come to creating a similar or even almost identical vision to mine. Your progress, process, and algorithms have inspired me even more to get this show on the road! The time is now to push myself out of the stagnate comfort zone (hardly comfortable really lol) I’ve been sinking into here in LA. Thank you so much for keeping the dream alive! Have a wonderful journey ahead! I’ll be tuned in 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 Regards, Nate Wooldridge AUTHORIZED FILMS www.authorizedfilms.com IG: @authorizedfilms @containeracres @authorizedmarkets @authorizedvirtual 📞: (310) 415-9599 📧 Emails: authorizedfilms@icloud.com authorizedmanagement@gmail.com authorizedtimetravel@icloud.com

@agarqueen9126

3 жыл бұрын

Why are you wearing a muzzle?

A very well thought plan for your property. I'm glad that wasn't really an alien contact antenna. Congrats on putting it all together. I drove a 79 Mustang to all 49 continental states and all of Canada and part of Mexico in the 80s. My sticker/decal wall was a Coleman cooler. I still have it to this day.

@joecrowe7062

3 жыл бұрын

Best boss I ever had use to say."I don't know why people go to other parts of the world when there is so much to see in the states" do you agree

@lavapix

3 жыл бұрын

@@joecrowe7062 I liked that I could spontaneously drive anywhere and see so much along the way vs dealing with airports.

@82NeXus

3 жыл бұрын

@@joecrowe7062 Depends what you wanna do. If you go to foreign countries you get different culture, different food and drink, different chocolate bars.

@lavapix

3 жыл бұрын

@@SongWhisperer Same here. Great experiences.

@CorbinAce

3 жыл бұрын

@@joecrowe7062 Yes, I agree. I think we have just about every kind of Terrain there is. Took a "Train" ride (didn't have to keep my eyes on the road) from Florida to California. What an experience, we have it all right here in USA. If Crowe is your' real name I went to school with a Donald Crowe in Massachusetts 70 years ago. :O)

I love that you love each other enough to do this journey together. I wish you all the happiness in your beautiful life together! Just awesome..❤

That joke about the contacting the aliens.....for half a second I thought you were serious and I was like, WTF type of channel did I stumble upon. Classic!

@xtramoist9999

3 жыл бұрын

Same, first video I've seen of theirs and I was like, omg they're hard wackos then she says "just kidding!" Then it was ok to laugh. 😂

@mbokoma88

3 жыл бұрын

@@xtramoist9999 she had me going for a second :-)

@desmondsharpe5397

3 жыл бұрын

Aliens indeed, I’ve spoken to a number of Americans in the mountains and on the shores around Panama using HF ham radio there area couple of places there were a lot of US citizens retired too.

@zan917

3 жыл бұрын

I almost clicked off. It was a good joke.

You guys, all of you have done a phenomenal job !!! I can't wait to see you working on your forever home !! May you be safe and always content 🙏 🥰🥰🥰😘

It is s amazing when I see everything you and Jordan have done to yet, love watching everything you all have done so far, amazing you people you all are thanks 👍❤

This is beautiful. You made me feel to come to back to Panama just to see your homestead. I want to live there.

You guys have come such a long way! Lola's Farm is looking awesome!! It's truly amazing what can be accomplished .... even during the most difficult of times! Looking forward to all of the videos that will come during the next phase of your homestead build in beautiful Boquete! This way of life should blossom all over the plane with small communities coming together and being self reliant! What a beautiful way of life! Happy New Year to you!

I am so proud of you guys. Everything looks awesome. Happy 1 year anniversary. You have accomplished so much! I knew you would though, you guys are determined. I loved watching you in the bus for so long and then moving on to this wonderful project. What an adventure!

Love the extensive use of apparently well designed steel fabrications, though no doubt expensive. I suspect it is very important in an environment where wood is a meal for the native insects.

How lucky you are, man, to have such a wife, she is dearer than many treasures. Appreciate her. God Bless you.

Congratulations! I am a huge fan from the beginning. With all that is going on in the world, it is such a joy and pleasure to experience your heart, spirit and hard work each week. Thank You...

Amazing what you've gotten done in one year. In some ways it feels like 3 years yet it seems just yesterday you were looking at land.

@markaralvin7919

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Beth

I think you are close to a friend of mine (Steve) who left California and now lives in Boca. Him and his wife bought property and built a bar called Scully‘s maybe you have even been there. He was a contractor the belt a pretty exotic house here but got fed up and moved. Congratulations on your property and all your builds, so awesome. 👍

She’s so wiggly and cute, I smile the entire video!!! 🤗🤗🤗

@bemtemjanta

3 жыл бұрын

me 2

It was great to see this overview! Well done on all your hard work. It is just awesome to follow your journey.

My biggest dreams would become true, if I would be part of this community. You really spoke from my heart and you live the life I always desired. Congratulations! I am so happy for you, that you made it ❤️🍀

What an amazing undertaking. Well done - wish you all the best!

Wow that’s so cool! My boyfriend and I purchased a plot of land and house January 19,2020, we moved in! After a 2 year search. IMO your timing is impeccable!

That’s the cutest little wood stove I’ve ever seen!

This was awesome to watch...well done, you worked so hard and must be courageous to take on this way of life. You made me wish I was young again and could start all over. So impressed by you beautiful people, you took control and responsibility for your own lives. Oh we need a world full of you two 👍👍🥰

Awesome. I'm rehabbing an old prefab home on-grid and I thought that was tough. Building something from scratch in a foreign country? Amazing. Great job.

amazing seeing how far 2 people with nothing can get with just dedication and teamwork,my gosh tis place looks amazing,espicially the location in which you started it looks stunning

This was amazing to watch. I’m currently building out a van & I can only hope this is what my future looks like in 3 1/2 years. You guys are awesome!!

You guys should be so proud you’ve done so much. Can’t wait to see it when it’s completely done. Absolutely breathtaking

120 inches of rain... I’ll move there tomorrow. Unlike most people, I live fire the “dreary” weather: rain, fog, mist. And living in the US southeast, all I seem to get is sun and oppressive heat and humidity. Good for you!

Wow amazing I very much admire your courage and creativity to build the homestead. Proud of you two.

This is the life I've been dreaming of. You guys are living the dream.

@findingfreedom1047

3 жыл бұрын

Same here but i have 10 acres I’m not efficient enough to make 3 acres work for me

@danwalls8041

3 жыл бұрын

More like a nightmare life

@irayan-hun

3 жыл бұрын

@@danwalls8041 Not because your view of life is different it doesn't mean others are a nightmare.

@maltsday

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing for folks who seek comfort. I would do it if I had the skills and money

@danwalls8041

3 жыл бұрын

@@irayan-hun This is how American hippies go missing in South America

Love the tour. You guys have rocked it AMAZING !!!

Same here I left LA california 1/2 weeks b4 lockdown. I'm still in the states, purchasing 11 acres outside peoria illinois. It's in chilicothe farmland lots of trees and hills. Luv it!!

I've watched your videos... The work you have done is amazing.....but.... Anything is possible with pockets full of money. I'm glad that you have realized your dream

Love your guys been following you since you were traveling in the bus! Stay well and keep up the amazing videos! Thank you for sharing your experience and life on KZread!

I just discovered your channel and subscribed- with all the back to the land channels on You Tube, you guys are the real thing! I'm retiring in 3 years and hope to build an off grid house, chicken coop, and greenhouse myself. I think the photovolics will be the hardest part for me; but your channel will definitely help. I'm thinking Arkansas, Tennessee, Missouri. Hope there is still some affordable land left somewhere! Even though I won't be around to see it, I'd also like my land to become a community.

You guys are leading an amazing life and purpose. Thanks for sharing your story, which is really inspiring. This is the way to be and many are returning to the land and building their own tribe along the way! You are all amazing!

It's so green and lush there. Its not what I had imagined close to the equator would look like. Looks like rural Ireland.

You guys have come so far. Thanks for letting us take the ride with you.

I would make a large sealed “pond” at the top of the hill and run a pipe all the way down with a hydro electric generator if it rains that much and you can make the pond big enough u might be able to make electricity 24/7 or you could basically use the pond as a massive battery and only open the valve when u need power

@1988orpheus

3 жыл бұрын

Or 2 ponds to pump it back up with unused solar/wind Power.

I absolutely look the heart behind your homestead.

Guys, you are such a beautiful couple, in paradise, congratulation, and wish you all the best from the heart, hugs, and keep smiling.

I believe you will need a fan on your wood stove. With as high as you have, you will need something to get the heat down to where you will be. One option is a wood stove fan that works from the heat of the stove. Search for: wood stove fan. Great video, quick, concise and thoughtful.

LOL I love it. "We got goats mostly for cutting our grass" hehe :) You guys are living the life, awesome!

This project is so nice and her expectation and excitement are so truthful that I'm really happy to know that good peopl are still out there. And by any chance, this a woman to get married and build a family. She's so supportive and very active. My friend, do please get engajed and put a ring on her finger for good. I'm all excited for more news about this amazing and warmful project. Wish the best for y'all!

You both are so lucky, this happened for a reason before Covid, you were blessed ✨ hope you stay hopeful and strong together 💚 beautiful abundance

So, you guys obviously don't know all of your viewers, but we all know you, and I just really want to say that I am so proud of you guys!!! You've put in so much FUN work to create your dream!! You are so passionate and courageous to be doing all of this and it inspires people by the THOUSANDS every time you post a video!! It's been so beautiful and amazing to follow your journey and I am so thankful and blessed to have influencers like yourselves to remind me that it's not only okay, but inspiring to follow your dreams and listen to your soul's guidance!! You are so loved and appreciated for all that you do!! Thank you so much for being who you are in this world ❤ P.S. Kaylee, you absolutely SLAYED that tour and I am LIVING for your aesthetic!!!! 😍😍😍😍 Along with great filming from Jordan!!!

@caitlinmacdonald3884

3 жыл бұрын

You got some brown on your nose..

I was impressed with the project, especially when she said our "120 volt system" (everyone says 110 volt)....this girl knows her stuff.

@brahtrumpwonbigly7309

3 жыл бұрын

Her boyfriend does. He built all that, and let her know.

What I would really love is it channels like this would give some indication for the kind of financial commitment these types of things are. Moving off the grid like this sounds absolutely amazing but what kind of a nest egg/monthly income to you need to make it work, I.E. Survival of day to day plus construction and mantience.

@MellyBelly52

3 жыл бұрын

It is indeed very rare to see people giving full disclosure how they can afford this, although it is an integral part of the story

@jefffaulkner8793

3 жыл бұрын

Dude - they're making money off of 1.7M views on KZread

@MellyBelly52

3 жыл бұрын

@@jefffaulkner8793 good point

@pinglankek

3 жыл бұрын

once ur set id imagine maintenance costs are very low

@thetruthexists304

2 жыл бұрын

Trust funds

Lucky you have a lot of budget in starting your dream farm💚💚

when somebody comes up with an open source gravitricity tutorial, you guys are going to be golden.

New viewer here. I really like what you’re doing. I would like to ask two questions: 1) what brand is the tiny wood stove, I haven’t been able to find one that small; 2) could we get more info on the wind turbine, that is another thing I haven’t been able to find good info on. Thank you so much for putting yourselves out there for us to enjoy.

I feel the LOVE watching your video. And where there's LOVE, there's success! God bless you and your future projects!

Love it! Love the channel and the vision! We built our off-grid property in the islands of Panama and had a wonderful time living there for over 5 years

Wow! You've accomplished a lot during the time of Covid! Congratulations. I look forward to seeing your future projects and progress. Kudos to you both!

It's been awesome to see you guys grow in so many ways over this past year. Your projects and videos have helped me stay sane in an insane world. Congrats on the first 100 videos and I can't wait for the next 100! 😄🙌😀😍😊

You both are doing really well ! Congratulations ! For anyone living off grid and without hot water yet.... it's super easy to setup and you don't need much power. You can run it off of a 12V water pump and propane, all you need is a cistern. I waited 2 years before hooking it up and good god.... i can relate to how amazing it is, and it only took half a day to setup.

@Anione111

3 жыл бұрын

....or you could burn firewood under a copper water tank...and do the necessary plumbing.

Love your journey,,, thanks for the recap of the year!! I am a nomad artist,,,have lived in my 5th wheel with my 2 dogs and traveled all around the western U.S. creating tiny stoneware vessels and hitting art shows along the way. Covid bit me hard too, and I now am remodeling an old barn on my sons property up in Washington state. It’s so cool to see the things we are both doing in a similar manner, although I am no longer off grid as much as I was when I was on the road. I subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more of your journey. Your plans for a community is totally awesome! I wish you both prosperity and joy.

your place is beautiful and the rainbow, it's like the cherry on top.