I have come here via Johannes' recommendation, through Martijn Doolard, and Kirsten Dirksen ... it is such a quiet joy to find people like yourselves all over the world, connecting land, art, craft, contemplation ...I have passed on the link to my elderly friend who is here in Australia, slowly losing the present to Altzheimers, and speaking often of her birth country of Estonia. I hope your videos bring her as much pleasure as they are bringing to me. Thank you.
I too came here through Johannes who was recommended by Martijn Doolard. I’ve watched several of your vlogs. I admire your hard work and especially your garden. I live on the West Coast in the USA
Your grandparents would have been very proud of you! You wäre very wise early in life and have worked, learnt and taken many well formed ideas and knowledge with you over the years. Your artistic and appreciation of beauty shows through in all of your skills. You both love wood and all it has offer. Wood in all aspects is life. I love how you have named your land. It is so apt. Land of slow living - it fits, like an old glove. It must have been difficult at the start, but you both seem to have a Peace, Patience and tranquility about you. It is going to be so amazing. You are both so talented, you work beautifully together and are both incredably hard workers . It is such a pleasure to watch over your shoulders my friends. Take care🧚🏼♀️💕
Found you after recommandation by Johannes. Love your peace of living in nature. Will link your channel to my young adult daughter who feels trapped in modern live. She would be so happy if she could make decisions you made.
@@matwhite6481 although I’m WFPB and also do not believe that humans should kill animals, I do recognise that not everyone else is of that mindset and I believe there is too much intolerance in this world of ours to further add to it.😀
Aside from having a lot of artistic and gardening skills, you have an excellent sense for what makes a good video. The editing and pacing is great. I am really loving you all's channel.
Life on the Baltic Sea, how beautiful! You might find it interesting to find out what you can do with washed-up seagrass (eelgrass): Upholster beds and cushions, insulate houses... a miracle material!
Neat to see this earlier video after having followed your videos in Estonia for some time! Lots of similarities in design. Now I understand better how it is that all you do is so artistic! I think you have got life right!
Super Laura en Jonas. Wat een mooi land waar jullie je dromen kunnen laten uitkomen. Heel veel succes . En het gaat jullie zeker lukken . Lieve groetjes T Corrie en Walther uit Lommel.👍👍👍🌅
Im really Happy that with such a Young age You find a partner that Shares your Vision and wants to create a Home with You, everything that You created look amazing
Funny how many people came to you through the Johannes>Martijn Doolard connection! I didn't, although I keenly follow both which says quite a bit about myself and my interests! I guess I was simply seduced by you! I dare say we find our tribe through inner unconscious callings based on what the senses perceive 😃. I am Portuguese, recently retired and back in my home country after 20 years working abroad in the UK and Ireland. I am back on a small homestead that used to be my grandparent's and where I used to spend holidays as a child. Although it used to be fairly remote with one train into town only once a week, it is now a bustling commuter town on the outskirts of the city of Porto. This has pros and cons for someone my age. My little corner, however, remains green and full of wild unpruned trees, brambles and everything else that goes with land that has been kept fallow for a long time. I am also starting again so I will be following you keenly in Estonia. Good luck!
I’m so please finally have finished watching this video and it sense 😂 I’m Brazilian leaving in England for 28 years and love to read English history and the save place for the English royals was Flanders ❤️ love your videos so gentle and love the background music 😊
It is beautiful here! I can really recommend the visit. We have thought about inviting volunteers here, but for now we prefer the solitude in nature , and perhaps the company of some friends (hopefully) :)
just discovering you channel ..looks amazing !!... i can't wait to catch up with all your videos ..i have a lot of qst but ill keep them intil i finish watching lol ....wish you all the best !!
I have been watching your vlogs, not in real sequence. This permaculture garden is so beautiful and bountyfull! Have you thought about a beehive in your new land or making an "insect wood house" for bumble bees and carpenter bees and other beneficial insects? A beehive would also produce honey, would have to be in a shelterd area from the very hard cold.
I hope our garden here will have a more similar vibe in the future, more perrenials and flowers. Indeed I have been thinking lately about those insect houses. I want to add some here, and some birdhouses/bat houses too. Just have to find the time :) As for honey, two of our neighbors have honeybees and I'm happy with that!
Just found your channel and very happy to start at the beginning. I see this is 2 years old but wow, how did you find this place? Looking forwards to now catching up with the rest of the videos 😂😂
Hey, zeer interessante video's en prachtige locatie! Hoe zien jullie het samenleven met de aanwezige herbivoren (hert, wild zwijn)? Voorzien jullie hekwerk rond de moestuin of? Groetjes vanuit een 2000m2 projectje aan de Maas. *jaloers*
@@vincentput Heel veel herten en everzwijnen in Hechtel met de omringende bossen en het militair domijn ;) Haha , hier in Estland zijn we zo langzaamaan de tuin aan het afsluiten (inclusief het huis en de fruitbomen enz). In mijn ervaring komen de herten hier enkel in de winter mijn koolplanten opeten, everzwijnen komen niet te dichtbij maar zitten wel in de bossen ;) we maken zo een takkenwand rond de tuin waar we braambessen over laten groeien, en een deel krijgt ook zo'n groene gewoven omheining van 1,5m met hier en daar poortjes.
Our home is also an island in the Baltic sea, a small cottage in the forest. But we have so many, many tourists and rich people from the mainland that buy houses that the island is almost being destroyed by too many people especially in summer when there is not even enough water due to all the summerhouse owners and tourists...We are thinking of finding another island somewhere...Do you have a lot of tourists on your island or is it protected from that?
Oh wow that sounds like quite the situation. So many tourists? Which island do you live on? I think Saaremaa is kind of touristy but haven't really noticed that much the past few years , but I guess that might have been a bit of an exception with the covid thing. There is seldom a place where you can go (beaches, forests) where it is busy here, even in summertime. There are a few places all the tourists gather though but they are not so interesting anyway so easy to avoid lol :)
@@The.Land.of.Slow.Living The island of Gotland. We have so many summerhouse owners and rich people that buy old ancient farms and renovate them beyond recognition to make a summer playground for themselves. Farmers must sell forest and land to summerhouses to survive. There are so many tourists that camp all over the island that there is almost not one spot left in peace during summer. The island will be ruined. And also, ordinary people cannot afford to buy homes as the prices due to this are very high indeed. To me it is so, so sad to see the island of my ancestors abused like this and reduced to a playground for selfish humans with money...
@@henriettanovember4733 how sad! Since this trend appeared, with buying houses and land in countryside, all the nature is spoiled by these people who don't care for nature. They don't care in fact if it is nature or Dubai. Just to have another cement and concrete mastodon, this time with a view. In Romania is the same, they renovate and put fences and walls. They don't interact with locals and put fences on meadows, where before community was grazing the animals. But I keep saying this is the fault of locals, who sell their land.
@@ChandChandramukhi It is all too sad. And when all is said and done people should perhaps not sell their land but sometimes they have no choice if they want to survive...
I have come here via Johannes' recommendation, through Martijn Doolard, and Kirsten Dirksen ... it is such a quiet joy to find people like yourselves all over the world, connecting land, art, craft, contemplation ...I have passed on the link to my elderly friend who is here in Australia, slowly losing the present to Altzheimers, and speaking often of her birth country of Estonia. I hope your videos bring her as much pleasure as they are bringing to me. Thank you.
Same here! What a great chain of humanity. ❤
Same here, too!
Same here❤😊
Me too, ik ook 👍🏻
Same here. Fantastic treat coming up of your other videos to watch. Thanks johanne
I too came here through Johannes who was recommended by Martijn Doolard. I’ve watched several of your vlogs. I admire your hard work and especially your garden. I live on the West Coast in the USA
Your grandparents would have been very proud of you! You wäre very wise early in life and have worked, learnt and taken many well formed ideas and knowledge with you over the years. Your artistic and appreciation of beauty shows through in all of your skills.
You both love wood and all it has offer. Wood in all aspects is life. I love how you have named your land. It is so apt. Land of slow living - it fits, like an old glove. It must have been difficult at the start, but you both seem to have a Peace, Patience and tranquility about you. It is going to be so amazing.
You are both so talented, you work beautifully together and are both incredably hard workers . It is such a pleasure to watch over your shoulders my friends. Take care🧚🏼♀️💕
Ahw thank you so much for this beautiful comment! Much appreciated
I too have come here via Johannes>Martijn Doolard>Kirsten Dirksen and look forward to following you!
Found you after recommandation by Johannes. Love your peace of living in nature. Will link your channel to my young adult daughter who feels trapped in modern live. She would be so happy if she could make decisions you made.
Johannes the monk sent me here… great to see another peaceful side of the internet!
Such a wonderful,gentle, musically delightful and visually inspiring video. I will be following your journey with great anticipation 😀
Until they started eating a murdered innocent animal, put me off the rest of her vids!
@@matwhite6481 although I’m WFPB and also do not believe that humans should kill animals, I do recognise that not everyone else is of that mindset and I believe there is too much intolerance in this world of ours to further add to it.😀
@@matwhite6481 are you jalous ? xD
So beautiful and uplifting, thank you 🌱
Aside from having a lot of artistic and gardening skills, you have an excellent sense for what makes a good video. The editing and pacing is great. I am really loving you all's channel.
Life on the Baltic Sea, how beautiful! You might find it interesting to find out what you can do with washed-up seagrass (eelgrass): Upholster beds and cushions, insulate houses... a miracle material!
Neat to see this earlier video after having followed your videos in Estonia for some time! Lots of similarities in design. Now I understand better how it is that all you do is so artistic! I think you have got life right!
What a beautiful please you are at looking forward of getting to know you two. I wish you the best of luck in your journey.
Super Laura en Jonas. Wat een mooi land waar jullie je dromen kunnen laten uitkomen. Heel veel succes . En het gaat jullie zeker lukken . Lieve groetjes T Corrie en Walther uit Lommel.👍👍👍🌅
Dankjewel!! We zullen zien wat de toekomst brengt. :)
IS IT dutch language
Lovely glimpse of your slow-living life. So inspiring. Thank you!
Im really Happy that with such a Young age You find a partner that Shares your Vision and wants to create a Home with You, everything that You created look amazing
You guys rule!!
Beautiful video ❤
Father Johannes recommended your vlog, and it is lovely
Amazing video, thanks for making it.
grazie Johannes!
Hi! im new here and looking forward to watch your vlogs! From your tour i already saw that i can learn a lot from you :) im a gardener from germany
Wow
Funny how many people came to you through the Johannes>Martijn Doolard connection! I didn't, although I keenly follow both which says quite a bit about myself and my interests! I guess I was simply seduced by you! I dare say we find our tribe through inner unconscious callings based on what the senses perceive 😃.
I am Portuguese, recently retired and back in my home country after 20 years working abroad in the UK and Ireland. I am back on a small homestead that used to be my grandparent's and where I used to spend holidays as a child. Although it used to be fairly remote with one train into town only once a week, it is now a bustling commuter town on the outskirts of the city of Porto. This has pros and cons for someone my age. My little corner, however, remains green and full of wild unpruned trees, brambles and everything else that goes with land that has been kept fallow for a long time. I am also starting again so I will be following you keenly in Estonia. Good luck!
Love your stuff kick on love it❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤍
I’m so please finally have finished watching this video and it sense 😂 I’m Brazilian leaving in England for 28 years and love to read English history and the save place for the English royals was Flanders ❤️ love your videos so gentle and love the background music 😊
Wonderful
This is a real adventure! Best wishes and success!
Perfect! A+....So glad your channel showed up on my feed. I will definitely be following your story.
What a beautiful island. I would love to spend the summer there. Have you thought about work camp or a work shop to help build a Strawbale home.
It is beautiful here! I can really recommend the visit. We have thought about inviting volunteers here, but for now we prefer the solitude in nature , and perhaps the company of some friends (hopefully) :)
just discovering you channel ..looks amazing !!... i can't wait to catch up with all your videos ..i have a lot of qst but ill keep them intil i finish watching lol ....wish you all the best !!
Superb!!
I have been watching your vlogs, not in real sequence. This permaculture garden is so beautiful and bountyfull! Have you thought about a beehive in your new land or making an "insect wood house" for bumble bees and carpenter bees and other beneficial insects? A beehive would also produce honey, would have to be in a shelterd area from the very hard cold.
I hope our garden here will have a more similar vibe in the future, more perrenials and flowers. Indeed I have been thinking lately about those insect houses. I want to add some here, and some birdhouses/bat houses too. Just have to find the time :) As for honey, two of our neighbors have honeybees and I'm happy with that!
What a talented artist! 🤗
I really like you videos and channel. You are an inspiration. Thank you very much
Lovely.
Beautiful 😍
Just found your channel and very happy to start at the beginning. I see this is 2 years old but wow, how did you find this place? Looking forwards to now catching up with the rest of the videos 😂😂
Lol it was an pretty ugly backyard behind the house where my grandparents used to live that we used as an experimental space for a few years!
Hey, zeer interessante video's en prachtige locatie! Hoe zien jullie het samenleven met de aanwezige herbivoren (hert, wild zwijn)? Voorzien jullie hekwerk rond de moestuin of? Groetjes vanuit een 2000m2 projectje aan de Maas. *jaloers*
Hoi Vincent! Bedoel je de tuin die je in deze video ziet of onze nieuwe plek in Estland? ;) De tuin in Hechtel was ook 2000m2!
@@The.Land.of.Slow.Living Estland uiteraard, echt een adembenemende locatie. Geen edelherten in Hechtel lijkt me 😉. Limburgers unite hahaha.
@@vincentput Heel veel herten en everzwijnen in Hechtel met de omringende bossen en het militair domijn ;) Haha , hier in Estland zijn we zo langzaamaan de tuin aan het afsluiten (inclusief het huis en de fruitbomen enz). In mijn ervaring komen de herten hier enkel in de winter mijn koolplanten opeten, everzwijnen komen niet te dichtbij maar zitten wel in de bossen ;) we maken zo een takkenwand rond de tuin waar we braambessen over laten groeien, en een deel krijgt ook zo'n groene gewoven omheining van 1,5m met hier en daar poortjes.
omg domijn, ik bedoel domein lol
The priest sent me.
So the language you guys speak is like the native language of Belgian rather than French?😊❤️
Yes, we speak Flemish/dutch :)
Our home is also an island in the Baltic sea, a small cottage in the forest. But we have so many, many tourists and rich people from the mainland that buy houses that the island is almost being destroyed by too many people especially in summer when there is not even enough water due to all the summerhouse owners and tourists...We are thinking of finding another island somewhere...Do you have a lot of tourists on your island or is it protected from that?
Oh wow that sounds like quite the situation. So many tourists? Which island do you live on? I think Saaremaa is kind of touristy but haven't really noticed that much the past few years , but I guess that might have been a bit of an exception with the covid thing. There is seldom a place where you can go (beaches, forests) where it is busy here, even in summertime. There are a few places all the tourists gather though but they are not so interesting anyway so easy to avoid lol :)
@@The.Land.of.Slow.Living The island of Gotland. We have so many summerhouse owners and rich people that buy old ancient farms and renovate them beyond recognition to make a summer playground for themselves. Farmers must sell forest and land to summerhouses to survive. There are so many tourists that camp all over the island that there is almost not one spot left in peace during summer. The island will be ruined. And also, ordinary people cannot afford to buy homes as the prices due to this are very high indeed. To me it is so, so sad to see the island of my ancestors abused like this and reduced to a playground for selfish humans with money...
@@henriettanovember4733 how sad! Since this trend appeared, with buying houses and land in countryside, all the nature is spoiled by these people who don't care for nature. They don't care in fact if it is nature or Dubai. Just to have another cement and concrete mastodon, this time with a view. In Romania is the same, they renovate and put fences and walls. They don't interact with locals and put fences on meadows, where before community was grazing the animals. But I keep saying this is the fault of locals, who sell their land.
@@ChandChandramukhi It is all too sad. And when all is said and done people should perhaps not sell their land but sometimes they have no choice if they want to survive...
Fucking amazing guys
How much big is your land?
This garden in the video was about 1800m2 and our place in Estonia now is 18000m2 :)
Belgia means Franchaise och flaamish or our future ...better than Scottish inglish