G'day Everyone, by CRIKEY we had a lot of fun at Hosanna Farm Stay (talking about acreage envy lol...) www.hosannafarmstay.com.au/ I have uploaded one extra clip on my second channel already you can see it here th-cam.com/video/Nml_a0fofBY/w-d-xo.html it's about pigs. I will upload all of the extra footage from our stay at Hosanna over the next several days to Self Sufficient Me 2. Thanks for your support! Cheers :)
I loved how quickly you put down the little piglet when you realized it wasn't into it. Some assholes would still hold the thing kicking and screaming....
Great video Mark, looks like you had a brilliant time (much deserved). What the Hosanna Farm stay has constructed is actually a life time ambition of mine and has been since I was a little boy , there's nothing like that here in UK so maybe one day ;)
So many people get into homesteading, not realizing how hard it truly is, and how much work is involved. I wish they had these farmstays available everywhere, for various climates, because each climate has its own risks and rewards, but so people can do the work while there...to understand what's really involved. This looks more like a vacation.
My Dad moved our family to the country when I was 7 and I learned to love it. I spent my summers Hiking threw the woods and finding stuff under rocks while my siblings found every reason to hate it. They would start their bickering and fighting and I would just disappear into the woods or, to the middle of the hay ring to pet the horses while they munched away.
@@emylytle5409 u can buy 20 acres for less than 90 grand but is out in the desert. Because of people moving from the cities because of our lockdown laws it’s getting unreachable for most now. I was lucky Covid put my house into a stupid high price bracket so we took advantage and sold.
SERIOUSLY Mark this is my back yard. welcome!! So happy to hear you enjoyed yourselves we love it down here, and feel really lucky. But I tell you it was watching you that helped with our final choice to live here and make our tree change. Just stoked, we feel like we live in heaven. You rock!!!!!
One of my favorite videos of the last 5 years. Due to the many well-documented small pieces of footage and the understandable explanations. One can truly feel the symbiosis of silence and a relaxing atmosphere on the farm. Slow lifestyle is the best time of all times.
I grew up on a farm, getting up early to milk cows, clean the pig pen, round up the chickens, pluck veggies from the garden, and do it all over again 7 days a week. Always took time out for Sunday church, then back to farm! I still garden to this day, but can't have any farm animals where we live. Great fun!
It is only a matter of months before we leave the suburbs and find a decent size property or land. I know what is happening and what is yet to come, all planned. Cheers Mark for all your videos and efforts, it will help many people in the times ahead. 👍
Thank you so much for this perspective. I also love the farm life and am a chicken owner and gardener. Here in America so many people are in a rush to go nowhere and it’s a sad state of affairs. I 100% agree with all you’ve stated. I’m glad your family got a little time to unwinded🙏🏽. Happy gardening from Florida 🌞
This video hit me on a spiritual level and reminded me of the possibilities, so thank you for that. It all looks amazing and it certainly comes through in the video. Amazing. Aren't we all blessed!
I made a friend the other day (first ever farmers markets, plants and real lye cooked soaps) that in invited us at the end of the month to process forested spoiled rotten pigs, and tractored meat birds. I absolutely cannot wait for the day I relearn the skills I touched on as a child in the 90's hanging out with "old" guys
Hey Mark, we know the owner of Hosanna, and she invited us up there, for the weekend and not only we stayed in the homestead too and we didn't have to pay a single cent. But it is the best place on earth!
Entering semi retirement just got my first rural property . No animals or veggies yet, but every day there is a new life . Whole heartily agree with you Mark .
There are alot of people that should stay at one of those before jumping in head first. But rather than staying at a farm for recreation maybe it could become a win win for the homestead and future homesteaders
Yes this is the greatest stay on the farm, i was born on a farm in. Gaspe, Quebec, Canada and i will move back to Ontario with my husband and retire in June 5 weeks.........yeah........I am watching your videos and you sure have told me so many things, i am going to have a small gardens..........Tomatoes, strawberrys, cucumber, and so much more.........I love your videos.............
Oh YES. 🙌🏻 This looks like so much fun! We are taking our kids to Yellowstone National Park in a few weeks. Can’t wait to unplug and just enjoy nature. 🦌🦬🐾
Thx for an awesome vid, the farm stay is an absolute paradise. Might just mention for any potential tree changers to not confuse a fa stay such as this one with the reality of buying & farming on your own place, which consists of a lot of endless hard work, money, constant maintenance, frustrations,etc. We purchased in NSW 115acres of beautiful country & for the past 7 yrs have been setting it up for retirement. Absolutely love it, the commitment, work & being prepared for the unexpected must be factored in
Looks like a a GREAT place! 😊 I personally feel so lucky to live on a farm - although there are only some chicken despite the grasslands and fields. One day, we wanna open the farm for other people to show them how agriculture works. 😀 Hello from Austria 🇦🇹
A farm stay inspired me to start Calisto Park equestrian, a charity That basically provided equine therapy, riding and self sufficiency to all in need of the service. Now I have plans to set up a retreat and trips to visit other poly culture farms has been inspiration, plus the PDC I just completed. Highly recommend farm stays and tours. It could make that massive difference and help to discover the purpose within.
What gorgeous cows! They're very friendly when handled regularly, smart too. The recognise themselves as individuals in a way most animals don't. They know when you're speaking to them in particular, as opposed to the herd. I miss being on the farm, looking after the girls.
That is beautiful 👍🏾 the best part is living it and not being a passive observer as you mention. Those kids will remember that experience forever. I grew up in a rural/small town in South America and now living in USA that’s all I crave is the natural life, that I’m really trying to re-create it on my small plot of land in the city. Hopefully blessings of good health I will be able to live on a farm not too far from the city but more in nature.
You made me remember that my family used to do this when us kids were little. I helped milk cows, feed the calves, slept in hay, fed chickens, shovelled manure, drove on a tractor, etc. It was so much fun and so interesting.
I really hope you get a bigger property in the future. You really do deserve it! Plus it would make for some next-level content. Thanks for all you do. I'm learning so much as a newer veggie/fruit gardener. And your content is entertaining as well.
Hey Mark, been away from the channel for a couple of months and what a boon you’ve had! We’re so happy for you on how successful it’s become! The video you put out of not knowing if you’d continue the channel is long forgotten 😁 Great effort, keep fighting the good fight, all the best from our family to yours 😉
I was very lucky growing up to have family who had a smallholding so I got to visit on school holidays and help out. So much fun! Might need to look into a farm break soon lol xxx
My Mr's grandfather said he used to go back out to his grandparents family farm after his family moved into town so he could do a little plowing with the mules just for fun.
I'm grateful that you and your family had such a mooving good time. Sometimes a person just gets so cooped up. Thank you of the reminders of my hog wild years in Dairy Country, New York State, USA.
i hated my school with a vengeance and spent 4 years determined not to learn whilst being caned and beaten for my efforts, however, it was an Agricultiral school with a large farm including 120 head of dairy, i spent my holidays and weekends there working for free doing the dairy twice a day and all of the other farm duties, i did that for fun, just like you Mark, from the age of 12 to 16, crazy but i loved it
We have something similar in the USA. It's called (I have no idea why) a "Dude ranch." I've never been to one of those, but to get the dude ranch experience I will sometimes go to visit some of my farmer friends and volunteer to help with their chores. I grew up on a dairy farm and do miss the simpler days of farm life.
Love your comments Mark. I've seen your self-suff thoughts and your infectious enthusiasm. We heard recently that Hosanna is no more or at least some disastrous "restructuring". Short-sighted ignorance.
They've been an option for awhile, there just isn't a lot of talk about it. If you're interested in learning skills of any particular sort, there are also specific packages that will teach you different homestead or traditional skills. Here's a good place to start - farmstayus.com/ www.farmstayplanet.com/farmstays/united-states-1/ Traditional skills homesteadingfamily.teachable.com/ www.sustainlife.org/ There are lots of others. It's probably the most fun rabbit hole I have ever traveled down.
Looks like a great time. I don't know if there are any of these here in the states. I did grow up in NY's dairy land and between my Dad and 2 of my Uncles we had just under 3,000 acres and many cows. We also raised pigs and all kinds of fowl. We made maple syrup and one Uncle had bees so he had honey. We also did a lot of hunting so most of the time we were Self Sufficient except for paper and soap products. So I do know what farm life is like. By the way our veg garden was on the ground (not raised beds) and covered 2 acres when I lived with my folks. I only have 3 1/2 acres now so the garden is much smaller. Times have really changed. Now I work in a factory where I make Corelle dishes.
Brilliant! I had no idea farmstays were a thing. I'm looking to eventually move to the country, but it will be a while and just thinking about it is overwhelming with how much I don't know. Getting some in-person exposure beforehand would be great.
That was just beautiful! and being in nature and with nature is a magical place - so much wonder to take in and so valuable for our well-being. I just loved this video. Thank You Mark!
Just shared with my pops. He has an idea of farming associated with rural tourism, a bit like the home stay you showed. I am also looking for something like that in the parts where I live. Your videos are always with ideas and suggestions, thanks for sharing!
That looks peaceful and lovely Mark!😍 I'm happy for your family that you went. I'm sure they are too. There are places similar in the States. Some you just go and stay and others you feed and care for the animals and/or farm. I don't know if I could sling a saddle up on a horse at this age.☺️ 🇺🇸💜
@@thestraightroad305 Many homesteads and working ranches used to do this from thr Rocky Mountains to the Appalachian. Since the 'illness' many have been shut down by the powers that be. I don't know who's still doing business. 😔
I would have to agree with some comments. This is a wonderful resort but I could not recommend it as a way to determine if you want to homestead. You truly have to be fully involved in the running of the homestead. You need to be the one that is responsible for the care of all the crops and animals. It is a huge responsibility and I believe you know that. Between the work and keeping your animals and crops safe. What it can be like if you lose animals. I watch your videos and I see it don't go as planned always. That said I fully believe it can be away to get a glimpse of the country. If you just simply want to live in the country and maybe just tinker in some farming. It could grow to end up with something large like Hosanna Farm size but first just be happy with living in a country home.
I wish you would have a contest, and pick someone with all expenses paid for a one week getaway, how great would that be. Ive never gone anywhere in my lifetime and Im a senior. I love your channel and God Bless ya''ll
That is funny I am working on creating a place just like that !!! In Texas USA it will be a few years away now before campers can camp. The moment you go and think you have an original idea you find out otherwise lol. At least now I know it can work. Thank you for the video 👍
Wish I had the money to buy a house out in the country with atleast a few acres like you. I've realized it's the real way to go instead of living in the city.
G'day Everyone, by CRIKEY we had a lot of fun at Hosanna Farm Stay (talking about acreage envy lol...) www.hosannafarmstay.com.au/ I have uploaded one extra clip on my second channel already you can see it here th-cam.com/video/Nml_a0fofBY/w-d-xo.html it's about pigs. I will upload all of the extra footage from our stay at Hosanna over the next several days to Self Sufficient Me 2. Thanks for your support! Cheers :)
Have you considered doing a monthly podcast?
What a gorgeous farmstead. I’m envious and ready to get started on my own
Wow. How wealthy are these people? That’s amazing
I loved how quickly you put down the little piglet when you realized it wasn't into it.
Some assholes would still hold the thing kicking and screaming....
Great video Mark, looks like you had a brilliant time (much deserved). What the Hosanna Farm stay has constructed is actually a life time ambition of mine and has been since I was a little boy , there's nothing like that here in UK so maybe one day ;)
That looks like such a cool way to spend a weekend and get the kids to turn off the phones and tune in to nature.
Yeah, it certainly was refreshing Lelleith. Cheers :)
my parents are the ones on their phones all the time
So many people get into homesteading, not realizing how hard it truly is, and how much work is involved. I wish they had these farmstays available everywhere, for various climates, because each climate has its own risks and rewards, but so people can do the work while there...to understand what's really involved. This looks more like a vacation.
My Dad moved our family to the country when I was 7 and I learned to love it. I spent my summers Hiking threw the woods and finding stuff under rocks while my siblings found every reason to hate it. They would start their bickering and fighting and I would just disappear into the woods or, to the middle of the hay ring to pet the horses while they munched away.
Well not everyone is made for this live.
I just bought 20 acres near Melbourne, to move my family to, after 20 years working in Asia. Can’t wait to do all this.
How much is a 20 acres but do I have to be a citizen of Australia to buy a land?
Can I live with you 😄
I'll do my share of the work
@@emylytle5409 1 acre is officially 100m by 100m (or 10.000m2, 20 acres is 200.000m2 (2.15million square feet for you americans)
Good work. We just bought 10.5 at a place called Biggara on the nsw/ vic border right on the snowey mountains
@@emylytle5409 u can buy 20 acres for less than 90 grand but is out in the desert. Because of people moving from the cities because of our lockdown laws it’s getting unreachable for most now. I was lucky Covid put my house into a stupid high price bracket so we took advantage and sold.
SERIOUSLY Mark this is my back yard. welcome!!
So happy to hear you enjoyed yourselves we love it down here, and feel really lucky.
But I tell you it was watching you that helped with our final choice to live here and make our tree change.
Just stoked, we feel like we live in heaven.
You rock!!!!!
One of my favorite videos of the last 5 years. Due to the many well-documented small pieces of footage and the understandable explanations. One can truly feel the symbiosis of silence and a relaxing atmosphere on the farm. Slow lifestyle is the best time of all times.
Absolutely awesome, love farms and love Murwillibah region, thanks for showing us this farm, loved the creek so much...Rozz...Brisbane xo Mark
I grew up on a farm, getting up early to milk cows, clean the pig pen, round up the chickens, pluck veggies from the garden, and do it all over again 7 days a week. Always took time out for Sunday church, then back to farm!
I still garden to this day, but can't have any farm animals where we live.
Great fun!
It looks like a great little place to get away from the daily stress from whatever gets to you!
It is only a matter of months before we leave the suburbs and find a decent size property or land. I know what is happening and what is yet to come, all planned. Cheers Mark for all your videos and efforts, it will help many people in the times ahead. 👍
Thank you so much for this perspective. I also love the farm life and am a chicken owner and gardener. Here in America so many people are in a rush to go nowhere and it’s a sad state of affairs. I 100% agree with all you’ve stated. I’m glad your family got a little time to unwinded🙏🏽. Happy gardening from Florida 🌞
This video hit me on a spiritual level and reminded me of the possibilities, so thank you for that. It all looks amazing and it certainly comes through in the video. Amazing. Aren't we all blessed!
Great Weekend Mark, so glad Kim & I were able to tag along. It was fantastic.
Thanks mate for you guys joining us! And thank you for being the "stuntman" for the trip - you are a champ! Cheers :)
I made a friend the other day (first ever farmers markets, plants and real lye cooked soaps) that in invited us at the end of the month to process forested spoiled rotten pigs, and tractored meat birds. I absolutely cannot wait for the day I relearn the skills I touched on as a child in the 90's hanging out with "old" guys
Their farm focuses on sustainable raised meat. I am mostly doing veggies and maybe eggs on Eaddyacres1 as im calling it
My end game is to move up to over 200 acres sustainably over the next 20 years and have an all year farmstand and fine dining restaurant attached.
Hey Mark, we know the owner of Hosanna, and she invited us up there, for the weekend and not only we stayed in the homestead too and we didn't have to pay a single cent. But it is the best place on earth!
Entering semi retirement just got my first rural property . No animals or veggies yet,
but every day there is a new life . Whole heartily agree with you Mark .
One of your best vids Mark, what a great place to go to get away from it all.. i bet you could see every single star at night too.
Another piece of heaven, just like yours Mark. Thanks for sharing!
There are alot of people that should stay at one of those before jumping in head first. But rather than staying at a farm for recreation maybe it could become a win win for the homestead and future homesteaders
I just recently did the same here in Maine. It was awesome! Makes you aspire to more! Thanks Mark!
I live in Maine. Its a good state.
Yes this is the greatest stay on the farm, i was born on a farm in. Gaspe, Quebec, Canada and i will move back to Ontario with my husband and retire in June 5 weeks.........yeah........I am watching your videos and you sure have told me so many things, i am going to have a small gardens..........Tomatoes, strawberrys, cucumber, and so much more.........I love your videos.............
Oh YES. 🙌🏻 This looks like so much fun! We are taking our kids to Yellowstone National Park in a few weeks. Can’t wait to unplug and just enjoy nature. 🦌🦬🐾
Having family that live only a half hour drive from Hosanna, we visited there last year just for a day. 4 grandsons had a fabulous day there..
This is one video I hit the thumbs up as soon as I started watching it 💝👍🤸♀️
We got 4 acres here just south of Brisbane.
Love having the big land 🌳
Nice change of pace in this video. And like you always say mate, get out there and ENJOY NATURE! Well done
Thx for an awesome vid, the farm stay is an absolute paradise. Might just mention for any potential tree changers to not confuse a fa stay such as this one with the reality of buying & farming on your own place, which consists of a lot of endless hard work, money, constant maintenance, frustrations,etc. We purchased in NSW 115acres of beautiful country & for the past 7 yrs have been setting it up for retirement. Absolutely love it, the commitment, work & being prepared for the unexpected must be factored in
Looks like a a GREAT place! 😊 I personally feel so lucky to live on a farm - although there are only some chicken despite the grasslands and fields. One day, we wanna open the farm for other people to show them how agriculture works. 😀 Hello from Austria 🇦🇹
A farm stay inspired me to start Calisto Park equestrian, a charity That basically provided equine therapy, riding and self sufficiency to all in need of the service. Now I have plans to set up a retreat and trips to visit other poly culture farms has been inspiration, plus the PDC I just completed. Highly recommend farm stays and tours. It could make that massive difference and help to discover the purpose within.
What gorgeous cows! They're very friendly when handled regularly, smart too. The recognise themselves as individuals in a way most animals don't. They know when you're speaking to them in particular, as opposed to the herd. I miss being on the farm, looking after the girls.
That is beautiful 👍🏾 the best part is living it and not being a passive observer as you mention. Those kids will remember that experience forever. I grew up in a rural/small town in South America and now living in USA that’s all I crave is the natural life, that I’m really trying to re-create it on my small plot of land in the city. Hopefully blessings of good health I will be able to live on a farm not too far from the city but more in nature.
You made me remember that my family used to do this when us kids were little. I helped milk cows, feed the calves, slept in hay, fed chickens, shovelled manure, drove on a tractor, etc.
It was so much fun and so interesting.
I really hope you get a bigger property in the future. You really do deserve it! Plus it would make for some next-level content. Thanks for all you do. I'm learning so much as a newer veggie/fruit gardener. And your content is entertaining as well.
I'd fly to Australia just to stay there! I'm serious. (California)
What a fantastic family get away! Beautiful place!
I would never have known about this place without you. Definitely on my list now
We there all the time. It’s beautiful.
Hey Mark, been away from the channel for a couple of months and what a boon you’ve had! We’re so happy for you on how successful it’s become! The video you put out of not knowing if you’d continue the channel is long forgotten 😁
Great effort, keep fighting the good fight, all the best from our family to yours 😉
One of my all time favorite youtube videos... thanks..
That looks like a little bit of bliss! Ahhh!
I was very lucky growing up to have family who had a smallholding so I got to visit on school holidays and help out. So much fun! Might need to look into a farm break soon lol xxx
Now that is what I call an " All inclusive" experience.
My Mr's grandfather said he used to go back out to his grandparents family farm after his family moved into town so he could do a little plowing with the mules just for fun.
I'm grateful that you and your family had such a mooving good time. Sometimes a person just gets so cooped up. Thank you of the reminders of my hog wild years in Dairy Country, New York State, USA.
What a beautiful weekend! Thanks for sharing.
i hated my school with a vengeance and spent 4 years determined not to learn whilst being caned and beaten for my efforts, however, it was an Agricultiral school with a large farm including 120 head of dairy, i spent my holidays and weekends there working for free doing the dairy twice a day and all of the other farm duties, i did that for fun, just like you Mark, from the age of 12 to 16, crazy but i loved it
this is a little different from your usual content, but it is fantastic video!!
I felt like I went on vacation just by watching
We have something similar in the USA. It's called (I have no idea why) a "Dude ranch." I've never been to one of those, but to get the dude ranch experience I will sometimes go to visit some of my farmer friends and volunteer to help with their chores. I grew up on a dairy farm and do miss the simpler days of farm life.
Could very easily sell everything here in UK and stay at the farm any day...dream come true....love it...
Definitely food for thought...great escape from hassle and bassle. Thanks Mark ❤.
This looks like an excellent tourist attraction and a great way to spend holidays.
Let’s.... Get into it!! 😎 That’s gonna be iconic very soon! Great job Mark!
You're so hilarious and wholesome, I love it!
Love your comments Mark. I've seen your self-suff thoughts and your infectious enthusiasm.
We heard recently that Hosanna is no more or at least some disastrous "restructuring". Short-sighted ignorance.
What a beautiful place! And jabuticaba jam is really good!
Thank you Mark for doing these I don’t think anybody ever or something like these here in the US, now I’ve have to search 😇😇😇❤️❤️❤️😎😎😎
They've been an option for awhile, there just isn't a lot of talk about it.
If you're interested in learning skills of any particular sort, there are also specific packages that will teach you different homestead or traditional skills. Here's a good place to start - farmstayus.com/
www.farmstayplanet.com/farmstays/united-states-1/
Traditional skills
homesteadingfamily.teachable.com/
www.sustainlife.org/
There are lots of others. It's probably the most fun rabbit hole I have ever traveled down.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Looks like the family had fun.
Thanks for sharing this, Mark. I had no idea farm stay was a thing. It's a brilliant concept, and Hosanna looks like a wonderful place.
Looks like a great time. I don't know if there are any of these here in the states. I did grow up in NY's dairy land and between my Dad and 2 of my Uncles we had just under 3,000 acres and many cows. We also raised pigs and all kinds of fowl. We made maple syrup and one Uncle had bees so he had honey. We also did a lot of hunting so most of the time we were Self Sufficient except for paper and soap products. So I do know what farm life is like. By the way our veg garden was on the ground (not raised beds) and covered 2 acres when I lived with my folks. I only have 3 1/2 acres now so the garden is much smaller. Times have really changed. Now I work in a factory where I make Corelle dishes.
When you described your having fun with your uncle the song “Making butter out’a grass” comes to my mind.
Brilliant! I had no idea farmstays were a thing. I'm looking to eventually move to the country, but it will be a while and just thinking about it is overwhelming with how much I don't know. Getting some in-person exposure beforehand would be great.
That was just beautiful! and being in nature and with nature is a magical place - so much wonder to take in and so valuable for our well-being. I just loved this video. Thank You Mark!
Oh, what a great idea! Thanks, Mark! I'll be looking for one close to my area. 😊
What a beautiful place ....looked like so much fun . Enjoyed it very much , Mark .
Looks like you must’ve had a great time!
Just shared with my pops. He has an idea of farming associated with rural tourism, a bit like the home stay you showed.
I am also looking for something like that in the parts where I live. Your videos are always with ideas and suggestions, thanks for sharing!
Thank You so much it's beautiful l well never go back to city life
Pigs are so cute, on the tongue.
That looks peaceful and lovely Mark!😍 I'm happy for your family that you went. I'm sure they are too.
There are places similar in the States. Some you just go and stay and others you feed and care for the animals and/or farm. I don't know if I could sling a saddle up on a horse at this age.☺️
🇺🇸💜
Where in the Staes can you find this sort of thing?
@@thestraightroad305 Many homesteads and working ranches used to do this from thr Rocky Mountains to the Appalachian. Since the 'illness' many have been shut down by the powers that be. I don't know who's still doing business. 😔
@@trishthehomesteader9873 thank you though! I appreciate your response and maybe will find something…🙂
What a gorgeous place
Bacon seeds. Pigs are so much fun you can teach them tricks just like a dog.
Beautiful farm stay! The water looks amazing :-)
Hi...... Mark (Self Sufficient Me) nice to see you love watching your videos, thank you for sharing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🎥👍👍👍
I love this episode. How I wish my husband and I could go there and stay.
I would have to agree with some comments. This is a wonderful resort but I could not recommend it as a way to determine if you want to homestead. You truly have to be fully involved in the running of the homestead. You need to be the one that is responsible for the care of all the crops and animals. It is a huge responsibility and I believe you know that. Between the work and keeping your animals and crops safe. What it can be like if you lose animals. I watch your videos and I see it don't go as planned always. That said I fully believe it can be away to get a glimpse of the country. If you just simply want to live in the country and maybe just tinker in some farming. It could grow to end up with something large like Hosanna Farm size but first just be happy with living in a country home.
Thank "s for sharing
Yes really enjoying n inspiring such farmstay
Very cool. Lovely natural space and not too far from Brisbane which is named after a guy from my hometown in Largs, Scotland.
I wish you would have a contest, and pick someone with all expenses paid for a one week getaway, how great would that be. Ive never gone anywhere in my lifetime and Im a senior. I love your channel and God Bless ya''ll
Absolutely beautiful place...🍃🌻🌿
Australia is a fun country. I was thinking of going on Vacation there one day.
Watching this while eating sauteed beet greens scrambled into eggs. Yum.
Beautifully said, lovely countryside thanks for the video 😃
That is funny I am working on creating a place just like that !!! In Texas USA it will be a few years away now before campers can camp. The moment you go and think you have an original idea you find out otherwise lol. At least now I know it can work. Thank you for the video 👍
G'day, Mark! The farm stay looks like a blast.
That is cool. If they had one in my area, I’d go for a weekend. Thank you for sharing!
What a beautiful oasis!
What a wonderful idea! Really enjoyed watching this video Mark!
Lovely clip mate. I felt more relaxed just watch you relax.
By jingos by crykee they were right.What a line.Got to use it more.
Absolute heaven!
Well it is great advertising for them because it’s beautiful.
Man what a great message thank you
Wish I had the money to buy a house out in the country with atleast a few acres like you. I've realized it's the real way to go instead of living in the city.
This is exactly the kind of initiation into farming I'm looking for my kids... Do we have something if this kind in Canada?
Wow absolutely loved this visit
Looks amazing Mark. ❤️❤️❤️
A dream to come true!! Beautiful!!
I don’t have quite 2 archers and was going to get sheep. You have 3 I think ya have room. 😊