This guy is resourceful and handy. It doesn’t have to be perfect. As long as it has a purpose and it works..and is cheap lol I was really impressed with the round stone structure he built, with the green roof. This was a good one Kirsten!
Its the hippy generation. Which is sadly dying out. My own parents taught me a lot of this stuff growing up...but i got too into technology to make it work for me. I tried passing down the knowledge my parents had but all the kids under my care arent particularly interested. /shrug its a shame... because once these folk are gone the ideal is likely ro die with them.
I love this guy… We should all be more like him. Thank you so much Kristen and family for what you open us up to - I’m really grateful for all the travels that you take and the hard work you put in to provide us with inspiring and uplifting content.
I really like the videos where you highlight a much more "every person could do this" dwelling/compound. A lot of your videos are higher end builds, and most of humanity is poor. Much more practical and helpful, instead of oh, you know... just be rich and you can do this. Love the philosophies William embodies.
Definitely only a couple of videos in here that fit that definition. The worst one is titled something like Mirror House in Arizona. The people were awful, self promoting to a point of satire and overall oblivious to anything that didn't include their own headline . You can get a feel for when Kirsten and her husband truly enjoy their subject content, and I believe they did here.
@@forestfairness12 As the poster previously stated, I feel that higher end buy in are just greenwashing so they can flex on their friends. Kirsten would be better off interviewing the contractors and tradesmen that performed the work. I will usually shut these down if I get a sense that it's an owner that has bought in and not done any of the work.
"A resistance to money", he is wealthy, in multiple ways. The money he does have he uses wisely. His most valuable resources are his mind and his two hands. Big Thanks for sharing.
"Survival Into the 21st Century" Viktoras if I remember correctly. I still have that book, have dreamed of living this lifestyle since buying that book in the mid 1980's. What an inspiration William is! Another amazing find, thanks Kirsten
This is what can happen if you're resourceful, clever, and have no need for a six-figure income and a McMansion. My life is low-key and simple, but this free spirit makes me look like a glutton! Bless his heart, his spirit, his soul. We need more like him. Thank you, Kirsten and crew, for showing us his world.
He could have 30 people sustain themselves on this property easily!! So many shelters, food, and he is a supreme resource! Living his values. Great video!
Food would be a limiting factor with 30 people. His set up works for him and guests, but sustaining 30 long term I think would be a stretch. Fruit trees only grow so much a year. He certainly has the housing for them.
I loved this wonderful visit to William's land! So many interesting structures to see, along with all of the trees and plants and green roofs. What a cool guy!
I feel touched by the genuine humility he shows, especially when seeing how much he has achieved on that beautiful “ecovillage.” How incredible and inspiring. Thank you very much for the content.
On ideas from a survival book, he moved to Hawaii to put his plan into action, to live sustainably off grid, build several dwellings while growing most of his own food. If you ask me, moving to a tropical paradise away from those Wisconsin winters is a no brainer. He lived there in Hawaii for four years before he found and bought that property at what seems to be a fantastic deal. And I've never seen a mango tree before. Also, it appears that his solar panels are not getting full direct sunlight. Thanks for the tour and until the next one !!
That part of Hawaii is cheap because it's very near the volcano which becomes active often. It's also overrun with coqui frogs which are LOUD and there's thousands of them per acre. It's paradise but with caveats.
Sprouting shelters with repurposed materials that are beautifully built..a village for those who visit..what a gentle soul..inspiring others to make it from what is leftover..❤
What a great personality he has. So much a craftsman guided by necessity. “Retirement”, def: When you stop living to work and start working on the coconut bar. 👍👍
Love Love Love this guy & how he set up such a simple off-grid property. Hiding the roofs with plants is smart when the county flies the drone over to assess improvements to the property. Totally camouflaged!
Is anyone else interested in how he did the stained glass windows with “mortite weatherstripping cord”??? They are beautiful! Such ingenious creativity all about this man. When my buddy Jeff and I get creative we call each other what I’ll call this brother from another mother Williamgyver, it’s beautiful what you have done with your piece of mother 🌎👨🏼🌾👍🏼
Mortite is sold on Amazon and in hardware stores. It's just a sticky rubbery caulking; it appears he stuck the cut to shape colored glass onto a full sheet of clear glass. Many of his round 'windows' were old microwave turntables (I've got several here I hated to throw away). The weird thing about Hawaii is when people move off the island, they just leave everything behind. Garage sales galore. Land is still cheap in many places but coqui are ubiquitous in his area - they are tiny frogs that are BIG LOUD. Looks like he's got the land sealed off from most of the wild pig problems, though.
@@signalfire6 Yes I can relate, I’ve lived on St Croix USVI for 24 years, wish we would get the rain that they get there 😕 and our Puerto Rican coquís would like it too! As for the glass windows, I guess my question is how are the pieces adhered to the plate? Seems that wimpy weather stripping wouldn’t be able to hold.
Interesting character. Individualist. She managed to get the conversation flow with ease. Not everyone can do this with that kind of persona like him- intelligent,handy,different and individualistic. Nature provides! Great report 👍
As a fellow Wisconsinite, I knew immediately he was from the area. I love his mellow demeanor a d imagination, and I love that he still has his Wisconsin accent 💜
Brilliant, high time that Forest is acknowledged for his steadfast efforts to live sustainably with a small footprint. Have known him for some 25 years. Spread the word, visionaires are few.
This deserves definitely more than 22 minutes. There’s so much I want to learn and see, but thanks for treats. Such an awesome man with a lot of knowledge.
It's great that choosing not to spend much money and using as many found objects as possible fosters so much more creativity and satisfaction than just going to the big box store. You're an inspiration Bill!
I enjoy the community sentiment and natural techniques. I truly hope the local native hawaiian community directly benefits from this endeavor on the island, and that this man continues his goodworks in collaboration!
This is so mind blowing and impressive and inspiring! To live like this with so little money and so much abundance, no phone or internet. He’s almost like a monk. I noticed he mentions preferring quiet tools to noise, seems like a spiritual kind of life❤
I think I met this guy in 1994 or 95 in El Reno Oklahoma while in "holdover" " in transit" I was about 23 or 24 at the time. He was telling me about his solar panels. Saying he bought them because the storms in Hawaii kept knocking out the power. If you're reading this & you're the same guy from Hawaii who was in El Reno Oklahoma hold over in 94 or 95. Give me a thumbs 👍 up will you. I can't remember how the guy was. Probably not the same guy.
@@forestfairness12 Thanks for the reply.....Hey, you might have already seen it but if you get bored. Check out Bishop ♝ Castle in Colorado. A guy built an amazing DIY Castle home out of mostly free river rock.
Pure delight!! Love the property, the homes, the edibles, the shining beauty of glass, and of course, this legendary stoic man and his enormous bank of talents. He may not have money but he is rich. Touring his colorful property was wonderful -- thank you for sharing.
Oh how special to see this! William is a smart man, going off grid and living a great life on his land. I wonder how old he is? 65 maybe? He's in great shape too.
age 74.... having some brain fog and sciatica leg issues, making it harder to maintain this place alone... want to do a decentralized consensus intentional community land trust at some point, but hard to find others interested in the consensus process i propose...
This!! The world needs more of this guy! I kept thinking over & over how i would have loved for my Papa to have that same opportunity. My dream to us get back to my roots, like this!
Exceptional human being that exudes all that is good. Thanks Kirsten for sharing William with us, I am so inspired by all his ingenuity and good old-fashioned fortitude.
Aloha to ya, Cheeshead! Former Kohala resident here, now up in the yoop. Cool life you built. Old school Hawaii. Very cool place. Im cold. Lol you still got your wisconsin accent. Very cool show guys! Right on.
am trying to start a well organized decentralized consensus intentional community land trust, looking for a few serious like minded partners, to create a small scale model that divides like a cell, and spreads to other regions...
Gorgeous! Great Job it's so inspiring! It looks so lush for the southernmost tip of the USA, Hello from Key West we love the hippie ranch fruit farm beautiful Joboticaba 💝
I like this story a lot and I actually met a family that were similar and real country people. That was when I was a young girl, I’ve never forgot them.
trying to organize a decentralized consensus intentional community land trust,....looking for serious trusting partners, who share and support the vision... had lots of visitors over the years...
@@forestfairness12 I enjoyed learning about your great place in Hawaii. Thank you for sharing with us! I am curious about your ideas about the land trust, and anything else you may have to tell us about how your vision for it would work.
Very Kool !!! He reminds me of Terence McKenna. I met him in Hawaii in the 90s on the big island where this person currently lives . I wonder if he was connected to Terence way back in the 90s ? Hawaii is Paradise !!!
i never knew terrance personally, but we were members of the same food coop way back when, and i certainly was interested in his activities with the mushroom world....
@@forestfairness12 hello thank you for your response !!! My friends parents were really close friends with Terence and that's how I got spend some quality time with him and his girlfriend and kids. ( he already had cancer by then ) but he definitely lived a very fascinating life !!! When he told me he was on the cover of "High Times " on multiple times that was a kick and a half of fun !!! Miss Hawaii especially the big island !!! Wish you great health and peace Always!!! & thank you for sharing your home / slice of paradise with us !!! 🌳🌿🏝🌿🌳
A man that took my heart, we have forgotten how to be self reliant and omg I would love becoming friends so if you're wanting too become friend's please feel free.. Thank you so much
He could have whatever income he wanted by just hosting x-amount of people per week or month and teaching them how he did it, giving tours. There's plenty of land still available on the islands if you're willing to deal with the bureaucracy and coqui.
I am so curious how you even found this man, with no phone and so little connection to the wider world. Does anyone else live there? Absolutely beautiful creations.
This is like a personal blue zone, plant based eating, keeping active outdoors and guests for socialization. But wow that is a lot of man hours building rock walls.
Wonderful property. Wonderful gentleman. Inspires and stirs my memories of days gone bye, properties and beautiful friends...... The Zen of life and enjoying the breath and delights of it all......... ☮️💟
A Renaissance man … artist, engineer, farmer, design/build skill and talent, and apparently a genuine guy. WHEW!
Is he looking for a companion? 🙏💖🌳 ☺️
"Truth" from GTA San Andreas!
That gentleman knows what he is doing and he is living life in a very special way.
I'm in awe.
Must say, I love that guy. So modest. So unique. So resourceful. So creative. I hope he is happy.
This guy doesn't know how cool he really is!
As it should be. There are too many ego-driven posers out here.
Some parts he literally doesn't know what to do with the attention Kirsten is given him 😂
Thank you Kirsten, for allowing William to live on forever, with your visiting him.
This guy’s the real deal! In a sea of TH-cam and Instagram greenwashed influencers pretending to do what he’s doing. Great find👏🏼👏🏼
Indeed
This guy is resourceful and handy. It doesn’t have to be perfect. As long as it has a purpose and it works..and is cheap lol I was really impressed with the round stone structure he built, with the green roof. This was a good one Kirsten!
I miss having more people around like this guy
Insurance companies
@@huntingkc1 I never would have expected that as a reply but it sure makes sense
@@huntingkc1 that's why these guys go far away from "civilization"
Such a small footprint 👣!
Its the hippy generation. Which is sadly dying out. My own parents taught me a lot of this stuff growing up...but i got too into technology to make it work for me. I tried passing down the knowledge my parents had but all the kids under my care arent particularly interested. /shrug its a shame... because once these folk are gone the ideal is likely ro die with them.
What a gentle and lovely guy ❤
I'm thinking this guy got it right and the rest of the world is confused. He's just the coolest dude ... love & peace to him.
A simple, peaceful life, living with Nature and letting Her provide for him. Smart!
I love this guy… We should all be more like him. Thank you so much Kristen and family for what you open us up to - I’m really grateful for all the travels that you take and the hard work you put in to provide us with inspiring and uplifting content.
William, you are a creative genius. Thank you for being a blessing to Mother Earth.
Sending loving and peace-filled thoughts to everyone.
I loved this. Great vid. His demeanor and personality and ingenuity. What a guy!
I really like the videos where you highlight a much more "every person could do this" dwelling/compound. A lot of your videos are higher end builds, and most of humanity is poor. Much more practical and helpful, instead of oh, you know... just be rich and you can do this.
Love the philosophies William embodies.
Definitely only a couple of videos in here that fit that definition. The worst one is titled something like Mirror House in Arizona. The people were awful, self promoting to a point of satire and overall oblivious to anything that didn't include their own headline . You can get a feel for when Kirsten and her husband truly enjoy their subject content, and I believe they did here.
i agree, good to see some low budget homesteader videos, to balance with all the high end ones i been seeing lately....
@@forestfairness12 As the poster previously stated, I feel that higher end buy in are just greenwashing so they can flex on their friends. Kirsten would be better off interviewing the contractors and tradesmen that performed the work. I will usually shut these down if I get a sense that it's an owner that has bought in and not done any of the work.
"A resistance to money", he is wealthy, in multiple ways. The money he does have he uses wisely. His most valuable resources are his mind and his two hands.
Big Thanks for sharing.
Yes- well said!
His land is likely worth quite a bit, to be fair.
"Survival Into the 21st Century" Viktoras if I remember correctly. I still have that book, have dreamed of living this lifestyle since buying that book in the mid 1980's.
What an inspiration William is! Another amazing find, thanks Kirsten
Viktoras Kulvinskas. It's good to know that someone besides me has found inspiration form that wonderful book.
Me too, someone said I could build a small dwelling with all my alternative building books😊
😀LMAO!
Kirsten will go to the ends of the earth to keep her dream alive.This man is a dieing breed.You are one of a kind Kirsten,thanks.
This is what can happen if you're resourceful, clever, and have no need for a six-figure income and a McMansion. My life is low-key and simple, but this free spirit makes me look like a glutton! Bless his heart, his spirit, his soul. We need more like him. Thank you, Kirsten and crew, for showing us his world.
He could have 30 people sustain themselves on this property easily!! So many shelters, food, and he is a supreme resource! Living his values. Great video!
Food would be a limiting factor with 30 people. His set up works for him and guests, but sustaining 30 long term I think would be a stretch. Fruit trees only grow so much a year. He certainly has the housing for them.
That's his vision, to live in a community. He is motivated by that ideal.
I loved this wonderful visit to William's land! So many interesting structures to see, along with all of the trees and plants and green roofs. What a cool guy!
“I don’t think things are designed properly enough”. Yes! I agree.
I feel touched by the genuine humility he shows, especially when seeing how much he has achieved on that beautiful “ecovillage.” How incredible and inspiring. Thank you very much for the content.
On ideas from a survival book, he moved to Hawaii to put his plan into action, to live sustainably off grid, build several dwellings while growing most of his own food. If you ask me, moving to a tropical paradise away from those Wisconsin winters is a no brainer. He lived there in Hawaii for four years before he found and bought that property at what seems to be a fantastic deal. And I've never seen a mango tree before. Also, it appears that his solar panels are not getting full direct sunlight. Thanks for the tour and until the next one !!
That part of Hawaii is cheap because it's very near the volcano which becomes active often. It's also overrun with coqui frogs which are LOUD and there's thousands of them per acre. It's paradise but with caveats.
this guy is truely brilliant! to be able to build so many buildings and so functional with so many fruit trees. this is the life!
I am so impressed by this! This man has literally made his very own Shangri-La! Goals 💯 ❤
Sprouting shelters with repurposed materials that are beautifully built..a village for those who visit..what a gentle soul..inspiring others to make it from what is leftover..❤
Delightful, creative, humble, intentional. What a great example of a person.
What a great personality he has. So much a craftsman guided by necessity. “Retirement”, def: When you stop living to work and start working on the coconut bar. 👍👍
Inspiring story of a modest man of action… the results of his years of effort are extraordinary.
Agreed
Love Love Love this guy & how he set up such a simple off-grid property. Hiding the roofs with plants is smart when the county flies the drone over to assess improvements to the property. Totally camouflaged!
Agree with him about land. This is what I should have started doing 40 years ago too. Living simply, something we all need to do.
A great tour through William (Forrest) land. Forrest is my brother's neighbor. He and i did some "conversating" this last winter. A nice guy.
For some reason this guy and his lifestyle reminds me to Robison Crusoe. Lost in a Pacific’s island using his ingenuity to survive. God bless him!
Great setup, Southpoint very nice...... and great solitude...... 🕊️
What an interesting guy
This is so wonderful - I could cry it's so beautiful!
This man put so much work into this - WOW - incredible.
An "Oldtimer?" Wow! What a Creative, Free-thinking Guy!!!
I save watching your vids for occasion. The people you bring into my life restore my sole. To me, your work is sacrosanct
Thank you
Soul
Is anyone else interested in how he did the stained glass windows with “mortite weatherstripping cord”??? They are beautiful! Such ingenious creativity all about this man.
When my buddy Jeff and I get creative we call each other what I’ll call this brother from another mother Williamgyver, it’s beautiful what you have done with your piece of mother 🌎👨🏼🌾👍🏼
Mortite is sold on Amazon and in hardware stores. It's just a sticky rubbery caulking; it appears he stuck the cut to shape colored glass onto a full sheet of clear glass. Many of his round 'windows' were old microwave turntables (I've got several here I hated to throw away). The weird thing about Hawaii is when people move off the island, they just leave everything behind. Garage sales galore. Land is still cheap in many places but coqui are ubiquitous in his area - they are tiny frogs that are BIG LOUD. Looks like he's got the land sealed off from most of the wild pig problems, though.
@@signalfire6
Yes I can relate, I’ve lived on St Croix USVI for 24 years, wish we would get the rain that they get there 😕 and our Puerto Rican coquís would like it too!
As for the glass windows, I guess my question is how are the pieces adhered to the plate? Seems that wimpy weather stripping wouldn’t be able to hold.
A lovely man, we need more like him!
What a resourceful man he is, totally content and living his best life.
My era ☺️☮️💖🌻
Thank you for sharing.
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This vid will be a favorite for me always.
close to home, my neighbor! love how creative and harmonious this fellow is.
Interesting character. Individualist. She managed to get the conversation flow with ease. Not everyone can do this with that kind of persona like him- intelligent,handy,different and individualistic. Nature provides! Great report 👍
As a fellow Wisconsinite, I knew immediately he was from the area. I love his mellow demeanor a d imagination, and I love that he still has his Wisconsin accent 💜
We never really lose the accent none matter how hard we try. He sounds like a contractor I hired from Colby, if I had to pinpoint his upbringing.
Brilliant, high time that Forest is acknowledged for his steadfast efforts to live sustainably with a small footprint. Have known him for some 25 years. Spread the word, visionaires are few.
@@kb3716 you can contact him, he is very open to new friends
TY you all so much for sharing this beautiful land. Everything he says is so humble & grateful. We all need to realize the Mother provides 💚✌️🩵
This deserves definitely more than 22 minutes. There’s so much I want to learn and see, but thanks for treats. Such an awesome man with a lot of knowledge.
It's great that choosing not to spend much money and using as many found objects as possible fosters so much more creativity and satisfaction than just going to the big box store. You're an inspiration Bill!
Such a special one, thank you (I just wish it was 3x long!) 🙏
This dude has it figured out. I'd LOVE to live like that. It's a great way to live, I've seen people living off the land when I lived in Costa Rica.
Aloha neighbor! What an inspiration.
mahalo, happy new years forevers... stop by some time... aloha
The clear stained glass windows are amazing
My favorite of all your episodes.
Ditto
Love the Hawaii series - this man created a homestead of sustainable living art, just wonderful.
Awe..he is such a hard worker. He has great respect for his land. He understands the natural world.
He is someone we could all strive to be just a little bit like. I hope he has someone that loves him. ✌🏻🤍🤞
I enjoy the community sentiment and natural techniques. I truly hope the local native hawaiian community directly benefits from this endeavor on the island, and that this man continues his goodworks in collaboration!
Beautiful, simply beautiful, A dream. A wonderful wonderful Dream that he made real. God has surely blessed this man.
I felt so much peace looking at this video ! Thank you 🙏 🥰
Beautiful...... Living the way I want to and in the place I want to. Wishing the gentleman many peaceful days and years.....
This is so mind blowing and impressive and inspiring! To live like this with so little money and so much abundance, no phone or internet. He’s almost like a monk. I noticed he mentions preferring quiet tools to noise, seems like a spiritual kind of life❤
Love this guy and his relaxed homestead!!! 😊🌴
I think I met this guy in 1994 or 95 in El Reno Oklahoma while in "holdover" " in transit" I was about 23 or 24 at the time. He was telling me about his solar panels. Saying he bought them because the storms in Hawaii kept knocking out the power.
If you're reading this & you're the same guy from Hawaii who was in El Reno Oklahoma hold over in 94 or 95. Give me a thumbs 👍 up will you. I can't remember how the guy was. Probably not the same guy.
no, was not me....
@@forestfairness12 Thanks for the reply.....Hey, you might have already seen it but if you get bored. Check out Bishop ♝ Castle in Colorado. A guy built an amazing DIY Castle home out of mostly free river rock.
Wow this man is so talented and very eco-artistic, living eco-friendly organic life. Really beautiful. Salute to you Mister.😊
Pure delight!! Love the property, the homes, the edibles, the shining beauty of glass, and of course, this legendary stoic man and his enormous bank of talents. He may not have money but he is rich. Touring his colorful property was wonderful -- thank you for sharing.
How wonderful and resourceful! A true paradise.
Incredible! If we could all be as resourceful we would be so much better off! He is great!
Oh how special to see this! William is a smart man, going off grid and living a great life on his land. I wonder how old he is? 65 maybe? He's in great shape too.
age 74.... having some brain fog and sciatica leg issues, making it harder to maintain this place alone... want to do a decentralized consensus intentional community land trust at some point, but hard to find others interested in the consensus process i propose...
@@forestfairness12you are getting around great for 74!
This!! The world needs more of this guy! I kept thinking over & over how i would have loved for my Papa to have that same opportunity. My dream to us get back to my roots, like this!
Exceptional human being that exudes all that is good. Thanks Kirsten for sharing William with us, I am so inspired by all his ingenuity and good old-fashioned fortitude.
This guy is amazing! One of the most interesting videos I've seen on this channel!!
what an amazing, interesting and creative man. that was very entertaining.
THANKS KIRSTEN,🤗 WE LOVE ❤️ WHAT WILLIAM HAS DONE AND IS MANAGING TO GET ALONG …IN POSSIBLY THE BEST PLACE EVER 😎💚💚💚
Aloha to ya, Cheeshead! Former Kohala resident here, now up in the yoop. Cool life you built. Old school Hawaii. Very cool place. Im cold. Lol you still got your wisconsin accent. Very cool show guys! Right on.
I admire his skills and commitment to a simple, self-reliant life. I wonder if other people live onsite or just guests?
am trying to start a well organized decentralized consensus intentional community land trust, looking for a few serious like minded partners, to create a small scale model that divides like a cell, and spreads to other regions...
Gorgeous! Great Job it's so inspiring! It looks so lush for the southernmost tip of the USA, Hello from Key West we love the hippie ranch fruit farm beautiful Joboticaba 💝
This guy is so Cool! A totally talented and unique individual! May you live long and healthy! Living life on your terms!!😎😁♥️👍👋✌🏼
Me in the very near future! I just love this type of life!
I like this story a lot and I actually met a family that were similar and real country people.
That was when I was a young girl, I’ve never forgot them.
I admire this person. Very good man. He builds everything in his place.
That stonework....truly a lost art. Amazing.
William would have to be a bit famous by now.Does he do tours or have workshops or rent the huts? Lovely human being ❤
trying to organize a decentralized consensus intentional community land trust,....looking for serious trusting partners, who share and support the vision... had lots of visitors over the years...
@@forestfairness12 I enjoyed learning about your great place in Hawaii. Thank you for sharing with us! I am curious about your ideas about the land trust, and anything else you may have to tell us about how your vision for it would work.
Very Kool !!! He reminds me of Terence McKenna. I met him in Hawaii in the 90s on the big island where this person currently lives . I wonder if he was connected to Terence way back in the 90s ? Hawaii is Paradise !!!
i never knew terrance personally, but we were members of the same food coop way back when, and i certainly was interested in his activities with the mushroom world....
@@forestfairness12 hello thank you for your response !!! My friends parents were really close friends with Terence and that's how I got spend some quality time with him and his girlfriend and kids. ( he already had cancer by then ) but he definitely lived a very fascinating life !!! When he told me he was on the cover of "High Times " on multiple times that was a kick and a half of fun !!! Miss Hawaii especially the big island !!! Wish you great health and peace Always!!! & thank you for sharing your home / slice of paradise with us !!! 🌳🌿🏝🌿🌳
A man that took my heart, we have forgotten how to be self reliant and omg I would love becoming friends so if you're wanting too become friend's please feel free.. Thank you so much
Lot's of old hippies on the south end of the Big Island. This one has perfected the art of living there with almost no money, good for him!
He could have whatever income he wanted by just hosting x-amount of people per week or month and teaching them how he did it, giving tours. There's plenty of land still available on the islands if you're willing to deal with the bureaucracy and coqui.
I am so curious how you even found this man, with no phone and so little connection to the wider world. Does anyone else live there? Absolutely beautiful creations.
He has a TH-cam maybe that way
This is like a personal blue zone, plant based eating, keeping active outdoors and guests for socialization. But wow that is a lot of man hours building rock walls.
Wonderful property.
Wonderful gentleman.
Inspires and stirs my memories of days gone bye, properties and beautiful friends......
The Zen of life and enjoying the breath and delights of it all......... ☮️💟
Beautiful great creation!
This guy is awesome. The structures are great. Imagine if we all could live like this🌻👣
To live alone in that place was really amazing. You need to be a one man team with a lot of skills to do anything you need for daily life.
Survival into the 21st century influenced me too, great book in it's time. Good video, nice place, thanks!
Nice to know that there are at least 3 of us here who have been fortunate enough to have found that wonderful book.
@@jm-bv1wh I found it via a rasta in Jamiaca and introduced others to it
-True dat!
Love this guy! Way to go William! You inspire me!!
Amazing, very creative, you have to be without money! Wish I owned property to be able to create something!
Wow. This guy is amazing! Thanks for sharing! ❤️❤️❤️
thank you for sharing, that was beautiful!
Yes. So inspiring. And working with the land. Fresh real food. I love it !
Love his "shoe's", very Well grounded person of nature.