Just thought I'd mention, after a few comments on the topic, that my partner and I both work remotely (me as a photographer, creating imagery for brands, and Alex works in software). More and more people are finding this kind of lifestyle possible after remote work became more common during/after the pandemic ☺
Have you thought of investing in a drone to capture all the stunning Welsh countryside? You don’t need to reveal where you live, just pick and choose on your travels. Apologies if you already have, just caught up with your channel today. Subscribed, liked and wish you well. Carmarthenshire is absolutely beautiful too.
So happy to have found you. Recently, my darling husband passed unexpectedly, and seeing the two of you so young and in love made me feel happier and hopeful that, with the change of seasons, my life force will gain strength. Glad you invited me.
That last line ‘I’d always like to remember when the feeling of being lost arrives at my door, to trust in the wild places to bring me back to myself. It works every time’ 😍
My gran had a saying, the gist of which was that the difference between living for the little moments and the grand ones is simple. There are bound to be millions of little ones, and only a handful of the grand. We all know the grand ones when they come along, so you don’t have to worry you’ll miss out on them. But true living is embracing all of the small moments. That's where you’re most likely to find yourself. I missed a lot when I was younger, because I was sure that I, the globe trekking, big moment seeking wanderer, had it right. I didn’t. So glad the two of you are living the small, truly extraordinary moments together, and sharing them here as well. Enjoy!
Thank you for this beautiful comment, it gave me goosebumps, it was so lovely! I was also a big-moment seeker in my early 20s, I think it was the pandemic that finally helped me to appreciate the everyday stuff too ❤
@@cerridwencottagediary9194 I think it was wet all over the U.K. this year, but it does give me some reassurance that so many are saying it’s been a lot wetter than normal! And thank you so much 🩷
Codswallop I have driven around Snowden(not Guinness Mont or whatever the local tongue says) three times and all I saw was mist, then, when entering shops, the locals turned away, refused to engage and started speaking in the local patois with a malice that was palpable. I am far from the only foreigner who has experienced that there.
@@terencefield3204 I've been to Eyri / Snowdon in all weather (sun, rain, mist and snow) and it's always glorious. I'm sorry you didn't find any friendly faces, that hasn't been my experience of Wales at all. The Pembrokeshire residents are some of the friendliest people I've ever met, without fail!
I live in pembrokeshire , out in the country with no close neighbour and I love it. I have a large garden and love being out their. Now at 70 I'm on my own but would never move.
if you get dementia you would need to move, or if there are no public transport links and you dvla don't allow you to drive anymore. My cottage is on a farm but it is near a bus stop and trains. I don't have a car because I don't want one. I want to be more prepared in old age. If I have dementia I will have to move too
I started crying when the cows that were closest to you turned their heads up so they could face you, and at the same time. for some reason I found this so beautiful.
Back during covid, I moved from Wales to the Czech Republic, because that’s where my family lives. Everyday I miss Wales more and more! The nature, the people, Cymraeg as well as the sea. I’m glad that for now I can at least live my dreams through your beautiful videos
I'm from Cardiff, and I've always lived in a city my whole life, but lately I've been yearning for the countryside. I'm done with the hustle and bustle of the city, I really want the peaceful countryside. This would be a dream for me.
My grandparents had a Welsh name, yes,I live in rural Scotland, I absolutely love everything about it! I've got chickens, sheep& lambs in field at back, a hedgehog that visits every night,bats flying at dusk, pheasants all around,deer, its so tranquil & relaxing
“I’d like to always remember that when the feeling of being lost arrives at my door to trust in the wild places to bring me back to myself.” I love this. So grounding and so true. Thank you for those words. ❤
I relocated to Wales 4 years ago, and the relentless winter grey does take bit of getting used to! This winter was particularly long and wet, but I now structure the bulk of my work to those dreary months, and take the lighter months off. The late spring and summers here are lovely, but it is definitely an adjustment. Lovely video!
@@KayeRobs that’s an interesting idea! I have always tended to take the winter months off because of low energy, but then felt sad to work all through summer. Maybe I’ve been doing it wrong! And I completely agree, the summers are gorgeous, and can’t complain about how green everything is! Thank you ☺️
I do creative stuff in the winter (spinning/dying fleece/weaving/decorating) and now I'm retired doing lots of vanlife and gardening and doggy walks to the beach. You do get a bit lazy when you have no deadlines about I'm enjoying it thoroughly after 44 years at work. Enjoy the slower pace my lovelies. It's better for your health.
I’m finding life here in the U.S. daily more unbearable and unbelievable although I’m born and raised here. Your beautiful vlog brings me mental respite from the burnout I feel watching my country self destruct. I’m older now and I have animals too, so I fully appreciate your love for yours. If I knew how to make life happen in Wales for us, I believe I’d do it.
I live in the rural U.S., West Virginia. I wouldn't even know there was turmoil if it weren't internet news, which, I believe is the point, but my point is that the majority of the U.S. is normal people trying to live a more honest life, back to basics, and finding happiness in the interim, like this lovely young couple in Wales.
@@jamikatechaos9972Would you recommend living there? I am moving back to the US next year after many years away. I work remotely from a tiny home in a big city and rarely leave...I see friends a few times a month but honestly love my alone time. I've been trying to decide where to set up in the States but it's so vast that it's hard to choose (hometown is in FL and I don't think that's a wise call, as much as I love it).
I'm American and my ancestors left Pembrokeshire in the 1630's for the new world. It doesn't look like it's changed very much! Incredibly beautiful. Good luck!
@@colinpotter7764 OMG! How exciting! My family name is "Bowen" and the earliest ancester was Richard Bowen who went to Massachusetts. I would love to participate. Can you please post the link? Thank you so much!
@@trudymeans3520 just search for the Dyfed Family History Society, Dyfed is the old name for the area before the Normans changed it. I have Bowen’s in my family tree!
This video is the best. I am from South East Wales, just sold my house and bought a bungalow in Pembrokeshire. Been my dream to move there for 2 years. Your video has just made me even more excited to move. Thanks for posting!
This video has filled my soul in such a way. I cried watching the cows and the birds and the flowers and the beautiful stillness of the damp and rainy and foggy days. I too have been in a place of rain and calm and felt the need to shake it up and move away to feel alive, but your video has giving me a perspective I truly needed. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful journey. The peace in your video has healed a little corner of my own burnout. Makes me long for solitude and healing in the quiet places, where you must allow yourself the space to just "be," to exist, as you said. What a beautiful concept, and one that I have been trying to attempt, more and more, as I grow older.
Last November I moved from Sheffield to a small village in Scotland, was without a car for 7 months. Thank you for this video, it's made me realise so much about how I've been feeling.
This little film was beautiful, my hubby and I have moved to a cottage in the countryside and I still get mesmerised by the scenery and nature at it's best, I was ill and it healed me, especially watching the birds and the first time hearing an owl hooting, seeing deer and foxes, total bliss 😊 ☺️ 😊
Oh, hearing the owls hooting is such a big one for me! We love watching them swoop over the fields at dusk. I'm so glad your slice of countryside healed you ❤
Love this video. I'm an American who lived/studied in Carmarthenshire for six months during college and still miss it to this day. Thanks for helping me visit Cymru vicariously until I can make my way back there again.
I am a new subscriber and I need to say “More please!” This was such a beautiful and honest episode. A true treasure that I’ll be watching several times. Thank you for sharing these moments with us.
An amazing post! Love the ocean views and the pizza oven! Best to do outside cooking now since I expect winters are cold and windy! In studying abroad in London a life time ago (I was so broke) I visited two places: Oxford and Wales. Went to Brecon Beacon park, the grey beach, loved the moors and sheep painted with blue dots! Best, from Colorado!
I’ve just found your channel. What a beautiful house you moved into. That big window and the deep window sills are so cosy. The Pembroke coast is so lovely. Your video made me have a tear or three for all the things that make me homesick. Beautiful trees, animals in fields rugged coastlines the Dawn chorus, beautiful little towns. To live remote you need more cats!! I now live on a small island on the Atlantic coast of Canada, Fairly remotely, 2 hours for a big shop. I love it. I don’t miss people. I watch the deer, pheasants and eagles flying over, I embrace the little things every day. A pretty cloud, the change in colour of the ocean, the different wild flowers. I try and embrace the best of the seasons every day, whatever it may hold. I miss my family and friends and go back to visit England. I miss the quintessential Englishness of things so much but it’s so busy, fast paced, people aren’t always friendly.
Thank you so much for this comment - your life sounds so peaceful and beautiful, I've always wanted to visit Canada. We like the birds too much for more cats, my house cat has already started venturing outside to try and catch them 😂 You should visit pembrokeshire one day, people here, as a rule, are aaaaalways friendly, and the pace is nice and slow ☺
This video was good for my soul! Thank you!❤🙏 I live in Nevada and we have sunshine nearly everyday, the sun is relentless here. Seeing your gloomy days makes my heart sing!🌷
I have just found your site, and am enraptured by it! I shall binge watch your videos. I myself have moved from a large city to a very rural location. It fills my heart and soul with peace and happiness. I wish you the same xx
Lovely home and property. I ❤ the landscape and seascape. The isolation would weigh on me unless I had a ton of books, great music and dvds to watch.....oh, and an Amazing Man to share it all with 😂😉😂.
This is so wonderful. I find myself in deep thought and contemplation these days. I am a minimalist and I write in my spare time. I often take time for just silence. I’m in Finance, so work is demanding. Watching your videos is so rewarding- THANK YOU
sounds beautiful and I love the silence too and also contemplating alot these days… we can be simply happy - just be and learn to realize how precious and also unimportant snd short our stay on earth is… if I see all the people around me running… for what? happiness?? we are sll so deluded… we need more of simple living people and I feel it’s increasing ❤
Growing plants in boots seems like a nice idea as rainbows soon arrive after that. Spring in Scotland seems wonderful and beautiful coastlines. Thank you for showing us your beautiful house. You painted and decorated it yourself. Kudos to you
What a beautiful video, one of the best I've seen this year. I've also been pondering doing versus being. Good luck with your new home. Wales looks magical.
Fabulous stuff guys, such a beautiful setting. Keep capturing those memories. Stumbled on your channel this morning and glad I did. Liked and subscribed.
I stayed a couple of times on the Pembrokeshire coast more than 30 years ago, and have never forgotten the feeling and how stunning it was - your film really captures it so well. ❤ A spell of isolation and getting back to basics is good for the soul now and again after stressful events, especially in these naturally beautiful landscapes. Loved what you said about the hard winter stripping away things you needed to let go, and making your roots stronger. I've come to feel that's the point of these spells of isolation in more natural landscapes. It's a cleansing and strengthening experience, somehow.
@@adventuringbeth Definitely someone who feels landscapes very much, it's fascinating to me how different places have their own energy. I'm currently living in the West of Scotland, been here three years now and it's been incredibly healing. ❤
I love wales have been going to St David’s, Tenby, Solva since childhood and so have my parents since the 70s, we always retrace their holidays on farms helping and it’s so nice. Recently been going to Little Haven and Broad Haven for the last 3 summers and love it. I’d love to move there ❤
Thankyou for sharing, I relocated to wales 17 years ago, I lived remotely for 11 of those years and it’s very hard… I could never live anywhere else but I now live in a village with my own business and I must admit I’m far happier! ❤
this video almost made me cry. I miss the gentleness nature has to offer. Hopefuly one day I get to live somewhere like that in your videos! It was truly beautiful how you showed us your world. Thank you
Hello, I’m from northern Ohio, USA. Your video just popped up on my algorithm and it was such a beautiful and pleasant one, thank you. I love your country side, and your clay birdies. I also like to cook outside as much as possible. I had an awning added to the back of my home. I like metal because I love to hear the rain dripping❤ Good luck with your new lifestyle, and business, and good health to you both, and kitty❤
This is the most beautiful video I’ve ever seen! You have a wonderful eye for the little things and can capture atmosphere incredibly well. love the vibes ❤ this Video feels like a warm hug
I lived in Pembrokeshire for almost a year. Although it is breathtakingly beautiful, I had to move back to South Wales as it was so isolating. I was on my own, but you have each other - sending blessings to you both 💖💛💖
I just saw your video and I truly loved it 🥰 Your home is amazing and your Christmas tree was beautiful. I really enjoyed the way you appreciate simple things (I do too) and you a calming, peaceful way to see what life is like in Wales which I’ll likely never be able to visit. Thank you so much 😊
I just realised alot of yous being fond of this place (Wales), it's probably because you live in a hustling, bustling place yourself & daily commute & busy city life is your norm. I know, i come from London. You must get out and about to places like the countryside, hills, mountains, running water & animals - be close to nature from time to time. This 9-5 isn't in tune to our innate state & calm disposition. Take a break & give your soul its satiating drink, find those travels in this beautiful world. 🌎🫶
What exquisite video footage and photos. Sounds like it was a rough winter but you are taking in the lessons. Your scumbled walls are my favourite way to paint walls too! I look forward to seeing more of your home decorating and rural life!
Wow. I watched this video with tears after stumbling across your channel. We moved from central England to rural and remote Scotland in 2022. It has been filled with challenges but more than anything, it has been a healing balm for me. The winters can be long and harsh as you have seen in wales, sometimes it’s relentless but oh it’s rewarding too. Your video was beautiful, your words poignant. Keep going. ❤
Thank you so much for this comment and your kind words - I felt the pull of remote Scotland back before we settled on Wales. These wild places have so much to teach us, don't they? x
I envy you so much! Lovely living there. If you need more insulation during winter, try this trick: spray water on your windowpane and put clear bubble wrap on it from the inside. The light gets through, but it helps keeping the house warm.😉
This video was raw and honest. I love how you embrace your natural environment, especially the realization re: the Atlantic gales clearing and cleansing your soul. Thanks for sharing!
Ive lived in pembrokeshire near saundersfoot for 23 years on an ex farm so im familiar with your experiences. I found friendships through yoga and karate! Join a group or classes.....Narberth (a village feel small town) has alot of great things going on and is a bit bohemian. There's gigs, comedy club, singing groups plus lovely cafes and shops. I live opposite a beautiful little 13th century church and have met and been supported by a small congregation. I have plenty of family...your age too..teachers... moved here aswell so if you need a cuppa or a curry night let me know. Love and blessings x
I also moved away from family and when I really miss them, I'll usually just drive up to their place for about 5-7 days. It helps me to know, that I can just go and visit them whenever I need to. Being surrounded by almost nothing and feeling isolated is normal, but seeing that you don't have to stay while missing people helps immensely. At least it helps me 🙂
Gosh, despite the struggles you described- I feel like nothing bad could ever happen to you in a place like that! What a charmed life to live, especially to get to enjoy still in your youth too ❤
I know exactly where this is - my husband's family have spent a week in a cottage visible at 0.14 every summer for the last few decades, and for the last seven years I have been lucky enough to join them. It's such a beautiful, special place, our long-term goal is to move here too. Wishing you every happiness!
Just thought I'd mention, after a few comments on the topic, that my partner and I both work remotely (me as a photographer, creating imagery for brands, and Alex works in software). More and more people are finding this kind of lifestyle possible after remote work became more common during/after the pandemic ☺
Remote work gives so much freedom, I love it
Have you thought of investing in a drone to capture all the stunning Welsh countryside? You don’t need to reveal where you live, just pick and choose on your travels. Apologies if you already have, just caught up with your channel today. Subscribed, liked and wish you well. Carmarthenshire is absolutely beautiful too.
What a beautiful and stunning video. Brought so many emotions out for me
Beurer TL 100. thank me later 👋
Wonderfull story and lovely place ! Much love from the Netherlands
So happy to have found you. Recently, my darling husband passed unexpectedly, and seeing the two of you so young and in love made me feel happier and hopeful that, with the change of seasons, my life force will gain strength. Glad you invited me.
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God bless you, and may he rest in peace.
Wishing you love and sweet memories and comfort during this tough time 🤍
Sending my love ❤ love Mary Western Australia 🇦🇺
May he rest in peace and i wish you all the best
That last line ‘I’d always like to remember when the feeling of being lost arrives at my door, to trust in the wild places to bring me back to myself. It works every time’ 😍
My gran had a saying, the gist of which was that the difference between living for the little moments and the grand ones is simple. There are bound to be millions of little ones, and only a handful of the grand. We all know the grand ones when they come along, so you don’t have to worry you’ll miss out on them. But true living is embracing all of the small moments. That's where you’re most likely to find yourself. I missed a lot when I was younger, because I was sure that I, the globe trekking, big moment seeking wanderer, had it right. I didn’t. So glad the two of you are living the small, truly extraordinary moments together, and sharing them here as well. Enjoy!
I love this ❤
Such wise words, as I’ve got older, I’m realising this more and more.
Your Gran was wise!🐝❤️🤗
Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️
Thank you for this beautiful comment, it gave me goosebumps, it was so lovely! I was also a big-moment seeker in my early 20s, I think it was the pandemic that finally helped me to appreciate the everyday stuff too ❤
As an introvert, I could totally be happy there as long as I had books to read!
I am Welsh born and bred and have never known such a wet year. Such a cosy vlog and I love the clay birds
@@cerridwencottagediary9194 I think it was wet all over the U.K. this year, but it does give me some reassurance that so many are saying it’s been a lot wetter than normal! And thank you so much 🩷
Also believe me , this spring was sodden because of climate engineering going on above our heads sadly….
Codswallop I have driven around Snowden(not Guinness Mont or whatever the local tongue says) three times and all I saw was mist, then, when entering shops, the locals turned away, refused to engage and started speaking in the local patois with a malice that was palpable. I am far from the only foreigner who has experienced that there.
@@terencefield3204 I've been to Eyri / Snowdon in all weather (sun, rain, mist and snow) and it's always glorious. I'm sorry you didn't find any friendly faces, that hasn't been my experience of Wales at all. The Pembrokeshire residents are some of the friendliest people I've ever met, without fail!
@@terencefield3204 Do you speak your native tongue when others cannot? Chances are, Welsh was the locals first language.
I live in pembrokeshire , out in the country with no close neighbour and I love it. I have a large garden and love being out their. Now at 70 I'm on my own but would never move.
if you get dementia you would need to move, or if there are no public transport links and you dvla don't allow you to drive anymore. My cottage is on a farm but it is near a bus stop and trains. I don't have a car because I don't want one. I want to be more prepared in old age. If I have dementia I will have to move too
May be you won,t get dementia!! Enjoy your days ❤@@beaulieuc8910
@@beaulieuc8910- Weird thing to say but ok…
Our little country truly is magical.
Yes! Me & my family would always holiday in North Wales growing up & my parents still do to this day. Wales is simply beautiful 😃
I started crying when the cows that were closest to you turned their heads up so they could face you, and at the same time. for some reason I found this so beautiful.
That ocean view is literally how I picture a Nora Roberts novel when she writes about Wales. ❤
Yes!❤️
THIS
I think of Kate Robert’s Feet in chains
This was absolutely beautiful to watch from America.
Thanks for sharing ❤
You might mean from USA... because America is a continent 😂
@@user-nb2sn6id4ryou might have known what they meant. Come on..
There is always one in the crowd. Not happy unless they can criticize someone else.
Back during covid, I moved from Wales to the Czech Republic, because that’s where my family lives. Everyday I miss Wales more and more! The nature, the people, Cymraeg as well as the sea. I’m glad that for now I can at least live my dreams through your beautiful videos
I'm from Cardiff, and I've always lived in a city my whole life, but lately I've been yearning for the countryside. I'm done with the hustle and bustle of the city, I really want the peaceful countryside. This would be a dream for me.
I really hope you find your slice of peaceful countryside soon!
Me too. Fed up with Cardiff .....looks amazing..... so jealous. ❤😂
Same Lucy! I love Pembroke! I love the idea of moving to a cottage like this amongst the nature!
With a few people I could imagine living there… beautiful nature ❤
My grandparents had a Welsh name, yes,I live in rural Scotland, I absolutely love everything about it! I've got chickens, sheep& lambs in field at back, a hedgehog that visits every night,bats flying at dusk, pheasants all around,deer, its so tranquil & relaxing
“I’d like to always remember that when the feeling of being lost arrives at my door to trust in the wild places to bring me back to myself.” I love this. So grounding and so true. Thank you for those words. ❤
i remember being cooped up in a caravan at tenby as it rained all week, i actually really enjoyed the cosiness of it and just reading and tv
I relocated to Wales 4 years ago, and the relentless winter grey does take bit of getting used to! This winter was particularly long and wet, but I now structure the bulk of my work to those dreary months, and take the lighter months off. The late spring and summers here are lovely, but it is definitely an adjustment. Lovely video!
@@KayeRobs that’s an interesting idea! I have always tended to take the winter months off because of low energy, but then felt sad to work all through summer. Maybe I’ve been doing it wrong! And I completely agree, the summers are gorgeous, and can’t complain about how green everything is! Thank you ☺️
I do creative stuff in the winter (spinning/dying fleece/weaving/decorating) and now I'm retired doing lots of vanlife and gardening and doggy walks to the beach. You do get a bit lazy when you have no deadlines about I'm enjoying it thoroughly after 44 years at work. Enjoy the slower pace my lovelies. It's better for your health.
There is an old saying “ Let Mother Nature soothe your furrowed brow”…….it came to mind with the beautiful last few sentences on here you wrote ❤️
I’m finding life here in the U.S. daily more unbearable and unbelievable although I’m born and raised here. Your beautiful vlog brings me mental respite from the burnout I feel watching my country self destruct. I’m older now and I have animals too, so I fully appreciate your love for yours. If I knew how to make life happen in Wales for us, I believe I’d do it.
There are so many places in the states to retreat. Turn off the news, start your research, and find your Wales.
I live in the rural U.S., West Virginia. I wouldn't even know there was turmoil if it weren't internet news, which, I believe is the point, but my point is that the majority of the U.S. is normal people trying to live a more honest life, back to basics, and finding happiness in the interim, like this lovely young couple in Wales.
@@jamikatechaos9972Would you recommend living there? I am moving back to the US next year after many years away. I work remotely from a tiny home in a big city and rarely leave...I see friends a few times a month but honestly love my alone time. I've been trying to decide where to set up in the States but it's so vast that it's hard to choose (hometown is in FL and I don't think that's a wise call, as much as I love it).
@@abbyabroad No, don't come back to the states. Unless, of course, you like what you're hearing about us!
Unfortunately the majority of people in the U.S. don’t care about others, only if their gas is cheap
I'm American and my ancestors left Pembrokeshire in the 1630's for the new world. It doesn't look like it's changed very much! Incredibly beautiful. Good luck!
I volunteer for the local family history society, we have lots of Americans joining our meetings by Zoom.
@@colinpotter7764 OMG! How exciting! My family name is "Bowen" and the earliest ancester was Richard Bowen who went to Massachusetts. I would love to participate. Can you please post the link? Thank you so much!
@@trudymeans3520 just search for the Dyfed Family History Society, Dyfed is the old name for the area before the Normans changed it. I have Bowen’s in my family tree!
This video is the best. I am from South East Wales, just sold my house and bought a bungalow in Pembrokeshire. Been my dream to move there for 2 years. Your video has just made me even more excited to move. Thanks for posting!
Ohhh congratulations on your purchase! It's such a magical place, I'm sure you'll love your life here ❤️
This video has filled my soul in such a way. I cried watching the cows and the birds and the flowers and the beautiful stillness of the damp and rainy and foggy days. I too have been in a place of rain and calm and felt the need to shake it up and move away to feel alive, but your video has giving me a perspective I truly needed. Thank you.
This is by far one of the most serene and relaxing videos I’ve ever watched. Loved the peaceful ambiance. Aloha from HAWAII 🌺
Thank you so much 🥺🥺❤
Another person from Hawaii watching this too!
It’s so different from our climate here and so cozy.
@@danisantos3088 agree 🤙
@@danisantos3088I would love to visit Hawaii one day. It's beautiful!🌺🌺🌺
Thank you for sharing this beautiful journey. The peace in your video has healed a little corner of my own burnout. Makes me long for solitude and healing in the quiet places, where you must allow yourself the space to just "be," to exist, as you said. What a beautiful concept, and one that I have been trying to attempt, more and more, as I grow older.
Last November I moved from Sheffield to a small village in Scotland, was without a car for 7 months. Thank you for this video, it's made me realise so much about how I've been feeling.
My mantra: Find joy in the small things - your coffee cup, the face of a friend, your TV or computer screen. Cherish it wherever you find it. 🥰
TV and computer screen bringing joy????? No thanks. Try living without tech then you will know true joy
can I just say the editing is impecable. The bg music and cinematography capure the cozy mood perfectly🤍
@@GID3ONedits that’s so kind of you! My stronger suit is photography so I’m still learning with video - I really appreciate your comment ☺️
Loved the view. Fog, rain. Animals. Enjoy. Stay safe
This little film was beautiful, my hubby and I have moved to a cottage in the countryside and I still get mesmerised by the scenery and nature at it's best, I was ill and it healed me, especially watching the birds and the first time hearing an owl hooting, seeing deer and foxes, total bliss 😊 ☺️ 😊
Glad to hear you are well! My wife and I would love to do the same as we feel our culture creates nothing but stress and illness. Enjoy the cottage !
Oh, hearing the owls hooting is such a big one for me! We love watching them swoop over the fields at dusk. I'm so glad your slice of countryside healed you ❤
Where did you move to Emma?
My husband is from Pembrokeshire and we moved here 2,5 years ago. Thinking about relocating but glad to see so many people enjoy living here!
Wow! How lucky and blessed you are to live in such a beautiful,quiet and peaceful place.
Hi from Wylie Texas USA. I enjoyed this very much. I've always heard that Wales is beautiful. It really is. Thank you
Love this video. I'm an American who lived/studied in Carmarthenshire for six months during college and still miss it to this day. Thanks for helping me visit Cymru vicariously until I can make my way back there again.
That was such a comforting, peaceful and calm video. Absolutely loved the style of it!
I am a new subscriber and I need to say “More please!”
This was such a beautiful and honest episode. A true treasure that I’ll be watching several times. Thank you for sharing these moments with us.
Aw thank you so much! This really means a lot ❤
yet another atmospheric, cozy short film about your personal adventures, masterfully shot. thank you!
Thank you so much ☺
An amazing post! Love the ocean views and the pizza oven! Best to do outside cooking now since I expect winters are cold and windy! In studying abroad in London a life time ago (I was so broke) I visited two places: Oxford and Wales. Went to Brecon Beacon park, the grey beach, loved the moors and sheep painted with blue dots! Best, from Colorado!
I’ve just found your channel. What a beautiful house you moved into. That big window and the deep window sills are so cosy. The Pembroke coast is so lovely. Your video made me have a tear or three for all the things that make me homesick. Beautiful trees, animals in fields rugged coastlines the Dawn chorus, beautiful little towns.
To live remote you need more cats!! I now live on a small island on the Atlantic coast of Canada, Fairly remotely, 2 hours for a big shop. I love it. I don’t miss people. I watch the deer, pheasants and eagles flying over, I embrace the little things every day. A pretty cloud, the change in colour of the ocean, the different wild flowers. I try and embrace the best of the seasons every day, whatever it may hold. I miss my family and friends and go back to visit England. I miss the quintessential Englishness of things so much but it’s so busy, fast paced, people aren’t always friendly.
Thank you so much for this comment - your life sounds so peaceful and beautiful, I've always wanted to visit Canada. We like the birds too much for more cats, my house cat has already started venturing outside to try and catch them 😂 You should visit pembrokeshire one day, people here, as a rule, are aaaaalways friendly, and the pace is nice and slow ☺
wow where? British Columbia? Cuz that sounds kind of like Vancouver
This video was good for my soul! Thank you!❤🙏 I live in Nevada and we have sunshine nearly everyday, the sun is relentless here. Seeing your gloomy days makes my heart sing!🌷
Ahh I'm so happy to hear that! Maybe we can do a weather swap every once in a while? 😅😂
@@adventuringbeth I would love that! Thank you again!
I have just found your site, and am enraptured by it! I shall binge watch your videos. I myself have moved from a large city to a very rural location. It fills my heart and soul with peace and happiness. I wish you the same xx
Thank you so much for these words 🥰 that's so kind of you! I'm so glad to hear you've found your special place xx
Absolutely beautiful! Rainey Autumn never looked to lovely!!
Lovely and fun. Thank you. Wales is my favorite part of Britain, Wild and beautiful. Thanks again, and keep up the good work!
it's a magical place. Thank you so much for your comment! ☺
Lovely home and property. I ❤ the landscape and seascape. The isolation would weigh on me unless I had a ton of books, great music and dvds to watch.....oh, and an Amazing Man to share it all with 😂😉😂.
This is so wonderful. I find myself in deep thought and contemplation these days. I am a minimalist and I write in my spare time. I often take time for just silence. I’m in Finance, so work is demanding. Watching your videos is so rewarding- THANK YOU
sounds beautiful and I love the silence too and also contemplating alot these days… we can be simply happy - just be and learn to realize how precious and also unimportant snd short our stay on earth is…
if I see all the people around me running… for what? happiness?? we are sll so deluded… we need more of simple living people and I feel it’s increasing ❤
Growing plants in boots seems like a nice idea as rainbows soon arrive after that. Spring in Scotland seems wonderful and beautiful coastlines. Thank you for showing us your beautiful house. You painted and decorated it yourself. Kudos to you
The birds in your garden are glorious!!!
A sweet contemplation, setting down roots in a place close to family and nature, and enjoying the love I see with this couple. Thank you.
Thank you so much ❤
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Beautiful video! The landscape is breathtaking! I could easily live there and soak it all in. Great job! I wish you well!
What a beautiful video, one of the best I've seen this year. I've also been pondering doing versus being. Good luck with your new home. Wales looks magical.
Fabulous stuff guys, such a beautiful setting. Keep capturing those memories. Stumbled on your channel this morning and glad I did. Liked and subscribed.
What a beautiful place! Just breathtaking! Great video! Calm and peaceful ❤
I stayed a couple of times on the Pembrokeshire coast more than 30 years ago, and have never forgotten the feeling and how stunning it was - your film really captures it so well. ❤ A spell of isolation and getting back to basics is good for the soul now and again after stressful events, especially in these naturally beautiful landscapes. Loved what you said about the hard winter stripping away things you needed to let go, and making your roots stronger. I've come to feel that's the point of these spells of isolation in more natural landscapes. It's a cleansing and strengthening experience, somehow.
Thank you so much for your comment, you sound like a kindred spirit ❤
@@adventuringbeth Definitely someone who feels landscapes very much, it's fascinating to me how different places have their own energy. I'm currently living in the West of Scotland, been here three years now and it's been incredibly healing. ❤
this is really beautiful, everything about it, and all of your film shots are gorgeous..beautiful life, you are blessed.
I love wales have been going to St David’s, Tenby, Solva since childhood and so have my parents since the 70s, we always retrace their holidays on farms helping and it’s so nice. Recently been going to Little Haven and Broad Haven for the last 3 summers and love it. I’d love to move there ❤
Living life as a dream. Beautiful places and beautiful colors. What a lovely life for the both of you
More of a nightmare, one would’ve said
Thankyou for sharing, I relocated to wales 17 years ago, I lived remotely for 11 of those years and it’s very hard… I could never live anywhere else but I now live in a village with my own business and I must admit I’m far happier! ❤
I'm so glad you found the right place for you! It's a beautiful country, isn't it?
I lived in Wales for 2 years. This blog really made me miss the place I considered my second home. Beautiful videography. ❤
this video almost made me cry. I miss the gentleness nature has to offer. Hopefuly one day I get to live somewhere like that in your videos!
It was truly beautiful how you showed us your world. Thank you
Hello, I’m from northern Ohio, USA. Your video just popped up on my algorithm and it was such a beautiful and pleasant one, thank you. I love your country side, and your clay birdies. I also like to cook outside as much as possible. I had an awning added to the back of my home. I like metal because I love to hear the rain dripping❤
Good luck with your new lifestyle, and business, and good health to you both, and kitty❤
What a lovely video. You made a very brave move to a wild and remote part of Wales. I’m looking forward to watching more about your life.
Beautiful. Peaceful. Thank you for sharing.
Omgosh !! What a great artist you are !! The bird was beautiful ❤❤❤❤ House is so cute and the area is so peaceful and serene !! Enjoy !!😊
What a beautiful and hopeful video. Thank you
The clay birds are beautiful 🌿
This is the most beautiful video I’ve ever seen! You have a wonderful eye for the little things and can capture atmosphere incredibly well. love the vibes ❤ this Video feels like a warm hug
I lived in Pembrokeshire for almost a year. Although it is breathtakingly beautiful, I had to move back to South Wales as it was so isolating. I was on my own, but you have each other - sending blessings to you both 💖💛💖
Thank you so much, dear Beth, for sharing about this journey and being so honest and vulnerable about it 🧡 wishing the four of you all the best 💫
This was so lovely. Thank you from the dry, hot desert of Las Vegas, Nevada.
I just saw your video and I truly loved it 🥰 Your home is amazing and your Christmas tree was beautiful. I really enjoyed the way you appreciate simple things (I do too) and you a calming, peaceful way to see what life is like in Wales which I’ll likely never be able to visit. Thank you so much 😊
What a beautiful place! I love birds and cows. So sweet!
Thank you! I'm hoping the cow neighbours will return this Autumn ☺
I just realised alot of yous being fond of this place (Wales), it's probably because you live in a hustling, bustling place yourself & daily commute & busy city life is your norm. I know, i come from London. You must get out and about to places like the countryside, hills, mountains, running water & animals - be close to nature from time to time. This 9-5 isn't in tune to our innate state & calm disposition. Take a break & give your soul its satiating drink, find those travels in this beautiful world. 🌎🫶
What a magical place you were lead to.
I’m sure there are faeries on that land and selkies in that ocean.
Thank you for sharing it with us💖
what a lovely, calming video. thank you!
Mesmerising really and you guys have done a remarkable job with it! Stay blessed
I love you are able to live in this part of Wales. I subscribed and look forward to more videos
What exquisite video footage and photos. Sounds like it was a rough winter but you are taking in the lessons. Your scumbled walls are my favourite way to paint walls too! I look forward to seeing more of your home decorating and rural life!
Thank you so much :) I think I'll paint all walls this way forever now, I love it too! Posting a little home tour on friday!
I really enjoyed watching this. I've lived in Pembrokeshire all my life and love it here.
@@JulieHawkins-rm2tr it’s a wonderful place! Must have been a magical childhood here. Thank you 🩷
Wow. I watched this video with tears after stumbling across your channel. We moved from central England to rural and remote Scotland in 2022. It has been filled with challenges but more than anything, it has been a healing balm for me.
The winters can be long and harsh as you have seen in wales, sometimes it’s relentless but oh it’s rewarding too. Your video was beautiful, your words poignant. Keep going. ❤
Thank you so much for this comment and your kind words - I felt the pull of remote Scotland back before we settled on Wales. These wild places have so much to teach us, don't they? x
The painted birds are beautiful ! Thanks for posting .
What a gorgeous little house. The floors are amazing.
Thank you for sharing such beauty with us. As Alex sat looking out to the sea, it felt like a sailing ship from centuries ago might appear!
I envy you so much! Lovely living there. If you need more insulation during winter, try this trick: spray water on your windowpane and put clear bubble wrap on it from the inside. The light gets through, but it helps keeping the house warm.😉
Gorgeous peaceful place bless the little nest of yours😊
That rainbow at the end with white birds, breathtaking 😍😍😍
This video was raw and honest. I love how you embrace your natural environment, especially the realization re: the Atlantic gales clearing and cleansing your soul. Thanks for sharing!
What a beautifully relaxing blog ❤ love the filming and nature and that jigsaw was lovely. The little outdoor pizza oven looks fun!
What an absolutely beautiful, moving and gorgeous vlog! Thank you for this ❤️
I love ! your place 😍 the pain color is beautiful.
Beautiful vlog. Thank you for sharing ❤
Ive lived in pembrokeshire near saundersfoot for 23 years on an ex farm so im familiar with your experiences. I found friendships through yoga and karate! Join a group or classes.....Narberth (a village feel small town) has alot of great things going on and is a bit bohemian. There's gigs, comedy club, singing groups plus lovely cafes and shops. I live opposite a beautiful little 13th century church and have met and been supported by a small congregation.
I have plenty of family...your age too..teachers... moved here aswell so if you need a cuppa or a curry night let me know. Love and blessings x
Wow that is so cool you guys have got it sussed, what a cool couple with a great lifestyle love this
Aw. That was the most lovely and tranquil vlog I have ever seen. You transported me to Wales. Thank you. ❤
I also moved away from family and when I really miss them, I'll usually just drive up to their place for about 5-7 days. It helps me to know, that I can just go and visit them whenever I need to. Being surrounded by almost nothing and feeling isolated is normal, but seeing that you don't have to stay while missing people helps immensely. At least it helps me 🙂
Thanks for sharing this! I love Pembrokeshire and Wales in general 😊 Really liking the cozy vibe in this!
Lol I cried. I think I need this kind of life. Thank you for sharing.
What a beautiful place!! Community comes in many ways and with many beings!
Very true! And we've since met some of our lovely neighbours who are always around to chat or lend a hand ☺
Gosh, despite the struggles you described- I feel like nothing bad could ever happen to you in a place like that! What a charmed life to live, especially to get to enjoy still in your youth too ❤
It’s so beautiful there! What a wonderful adventure you have waiting for you!
What a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing this. Just found your channel today.
I know exactly where this is - my husband's family have spent a week in a cottage visible at 0.14 every summer for the last few decades, and for the last seven years I have been lucky enough to join them. It's such a beautiful, special place, our long-term goal is to move here too. Wishing you every happiness!