Thank you for watching! You can follow Jojo and Norah here: th-cam.com/channels/1P2AzjSbKnveOkSyu4dEzA.html instagram.com/outdoordiary/ instagram.com/my.northern.story/
I’m wondering if Patreon is available for you . If for some reason you don’t about it look into it . Maybe it’s not available in European countries for some reason. It is a for fans of a channel to make small donations that could sustain your adventures. Many TH-cam channels do this in America. Just a thought. Wishing you the best .
Strange…the criticisms are so non reality based. Oh they’re using a motor or soap etc etc. Folks we’re humans not some ethereal animal. I don’t care if you live in an eco home (as I do ) or out of a backpack, you WILL impact the environment somehow. To expect otherwise is both unrealistic and just judge mental criticism that helps no one. This is a great channel with fantastic ideas put into practice by real folks living real lives. Try to see the positives instead of the negatives. Better yet get out and do it yourself rather than armchair criticize and see firsthand how it goes.
@@seand7603 she was probly asking if it was built from insulated haybales, rammed earth, hempcrete, reclaimed wood or some other kind she may not have heard of..... Smart guy.
@@get6149 You can’t get far from a hospital when old even if healthy…. Besides you are weaker when older you don’t feel like all that,,, it’s a hardship just to get around normally.
I love that you two are enjoying and living your life on your own terms. Does not matter what the next person thinks of your lifestyle as long as you are happy. I wish you nothing but the very best life can offer you. God bless and keep you safe.
Retired, and a full-time nomad for three years, now, I'm also a child of the water. As a young adult, whose dream was to sail the world, one of the first books I read, was "Reaching Port". I so enjoyed watching your video, and I'm looking forward to following your journey.
in 2019, I was in Philippines for a couple of months with a small backpack 11 pounds thats all i owned, I can relate not having much and living simple , no computer, no internet, thats how to live life awesome boat and beautiful sceneries. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us ...
That is so frigging cool….my husband’s eyes lit up when I showed him this video. Talk about thinking out of the box…it’s Brilliant! Good job guys! Love it! Peace and Blessings
I know this is Parasocial at its best, but when i watched Jojo´s story on being on that island i felt quite a lot of sorrow for him when he said he did not enjoy the Solitude. This is a warm and welcome surprise that he has found someone to spend the days with. Awesome video again. Thanks!
in this case a Typo due to my Smartphone, but it means something along the lines of Comforting someone in dire times. What i meant to write is Solitude instead. Which is being alone.
Love this video, this is really close to something I was thinking of. Mentioned this to my brother who said it wouldn't work, jokes on him cause it seems to work just fine.
Wow. What an amazing couple. This is definitely eye-opening that truly anything is possible. That you are even gathering litter along the way is super heartwarming.
Love it!!!! I envy the both of you! What a totally beautiful peaceful place to be traveling in your cool tent raft! So cool! So peaceful! Absolutely love it! Cheers!
We are off grid in the dessert of Arizona USA in a motorhome. I've thought about doing what you're doing though. 🤔 I'm glad to be following your journey.
@@nightowl2481 yeah for sure. We are off the 40 near Ash Fork. Lots of newbies looking here. Land is getting harder to come by every day that goes by. People fleeing California, and the cities. Good luck to you.
I'm willing to help you make your dream come true! Just send me all your money and belongings and you too could embark on this trip of a lifetime! I'll even donate some empty barrles and a tent!
@@johncampbell829 lmfao but let's face it, most of the people who want to live like this already don't have sh1t to their name. they think being a gypsy and turning their turds into granola and not killing fish with Irish Spring soap is going to save the planet.
What a beautiful experience they are having together. Just the water, the raft, the wind, the engine, and each other. What an amazing life of simple beauty. I am vegan also, and I love seeing their simple diet as well, it inspires me to live more off the land and to eat more healthily and simply. Interesting people, living interesting lives. I wish them the success that fulfills their souls.
Bless you both. What a joy to see young people traveling and loving where they are. Quite unique way to live. Like riverboats , rafts etc. Be safe and thankful.💕
I follow them on Jojo's channel. Their videos are very creative and entertaining. They don't have many followers or and sponsors but they are delightful. I hope this video gets them more subscribers.
So glad you found someone (Norah) to share your life with. I just watched your video where you were solo living in the tent on land and mentioned how lonely it can be.
So good to see you, Jojo and Norah, I remember the first Utube land tent and the building of your first floating platform, the moving of the keyboard onto the raft, your music, the serenity you promoted by just being you, I'm back on board with your adventures along with the rest of the thousands that live vicariously through your sharp minds and entertaining wit, your ability to adapt to most any turn of events, looking forward to new music, and you"re coupled explorations. Anchors Away
I have lived in a yurt for 8 years, and have a full solar setup, and I would like to put the yurt on a catamaran. I did a search for 'floating yurt' and I found this. This is very encouraging. I am on the USA gulf coast, so I am hoping to travel the intracoastal waterway with my craft, someday.
Norah's Instagram update from 3 days ago: "For over a year Jojo and I have spent almost every day in the same room. First in the tent, then in a little house (we only used one room with kitchen, fireplace and bed to lower our use of energy and the costs for heating) and back in the tent. Even though we agree that it worked quite well we now need individual space and some time apart. That's why I am back in Switzerland. I left Sweden earlier than planned but it was important to go before we are getting on each other's nerves. I had the most wonderful time on the raft with the usual ups and downs. Also known as: Life."
Thanks for that update. I don't have an Instagram account so didn't know. Hopefully she will be back after a good time apart. She is a creative person.
Lived on a 43 foot sailboat for a few years and loved it when I was at sea. It gets dark and you just shut everything down and of course take your sails down. It's very peaceful when you are 60 or so miles out to sea and you just drift. The darkness is the most beautiful part about it, it's almost like you are the only person on the earth. I really miss that but I am getting to old for that kind of life any more.
Mr. Ary, may I ask your age? Light pollution is horrible. Funny how we are in aw about darkness today but when light was less available in days of past, humans were also in aw of light.
@@dmunnone5757, I turned 74 in June. I am also having health problems that limit my mobility. I have had 4 back surgeries and my right shoulder has been put back together. I am also a diabetic so I can't get too far away from a refrigerator lol and I am having balance problems. I had an MRI on Monday on my brain and neck and will get my results tomorrow, Wednesday. Light pollution for me right now because I live in Bangkok, Thailand. I don't like living in a city this size and will be moving next year to the Northeastern area of Thailand. We will be about 1 kilometer from a small village of about 200 people so not too much light pollution. This is good because when my Thai friend and I build the house I will be putting an observatory on top of the second floor with a 50 inch telescope in it. My friend and his wife will be a teachers at the local school. Schools in the area do not have a lot of money so I will be able to offer the telescope to teach about the universe we live in. It will be my way to give back to the country I have been living in for the past 14 years.
@@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325 I am so glad you experienced that peace of drifting and feeling as tho you are the only person on earth. What a blessing. Happiness is truly in the mind isn't it. To be able to conceive of life's most beautiful moments.
I have so much respect for what y'all are doing to enjoy the outdoors ya know from what I've seen there is not many couples that can stay together and understand one another God Bless both of you for what y'all do y'all are just amazing to me.
In 2019 on 7/7 I set of to become a migrating Sojourner. Paddled the Mississippi River from MN to New Orleans. Hiked the FL Tail. While on my way North I was offered a farm in Kansas to manage. So now I self sustain with live stock and gardens. I often wonder where I might be if I stayed on plan.
Absolutely stunning life! We all for some reason have so much more than we need and become lost and complacent and we lose talents and go through such stress. This really helps me to feel inspired to do this or my own version of it! I love this channel.
Thank you! I had lost track of you Jojo tenting alone (and then Norah reached out to you) once you started building the water home. I remember (watching) when you were wondering wondering about that move with your now partner. So it is awesome to see this vlog from Exploring Alternatives! I now found you guys and can subscribe and tap the notification! I wish them all the best!! It appears to be an interesting and sometimes perhaps challenging but WONDERFUL life (together)...
Fresh fish nighty...such a beautiful lifestyle. Nice couple. Yes more solar PV along with an electric engine. One step at a time. You'll probably need a roof on your fine raft...I'll put steel with 6 to 10 solar panels each 100 watt. Really nice! Thank you
I wish I have the wherewithal to make this lifestyle on and off. For a short period, I've lived in a wild mountain top. Experiencing/learning so much from Igorots. Cooling off at waterfalls, watching for wild boars, make molasses/sugar from sugar canes, vinegar, cooking outdoors, resting in tree house, planting harvesting etc.etc.
I think this is just an awesome idea and different way of life!! I was very impressed with the way they thought through the process and it seems to be working out very well! The way the future is going, I myself will be going off the grid , and we are actually totally looking forward to it. Awesome stuff guys!! Be blessed and safe!!!
Been following My Northern story since he just started to now floating raft, at that time he's living alone. Love when his father also help him here and there while building the raft. 🥰
This is amazing to see how you live on a raft in a tent. I am happy for you, enjoy yourselves and the places you arrive at. The lake and nature is beautiful.
Yeah...but like someone said, they are not together currently. The being so close to another human, pretty constantly, can create issues. That can feel lack like of freedom, having someone in your space so much. The best relationships have a balance of space and togetherness. Just like watering a plant, or sun...you can have so much, that it kills the plant. There is an element of “freedom”...but freedom has many aspects, definitions.
@@Alphacentauri819 you are right about that. I was referring to everything but the relationship part of it. I strongly agree that being with someone in such confined space would get tiresome real fast. In that aspect I'd want someone who only wants to be onboard on the weekends and dropped off shore for the rest of the week. 😆 The other 5 days I want peace, quiet and solitude. Just me and nature..
@@chrisescobar3979 onboard for weekends, then dropped off😂 As long as they’re up for that! I too, love solitude, peace, simplicity. I’ve often liked Katherine Hepburn’s take “Sometimes I wonder if men and women really suit each other. Perhaps they should live next door and just visit now and then.” 😊
Thank you for watching! You can follow Jojo and Norah here:
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I’m wondering if Patreon is available for you . If for some reason you don’t about it look into it . Maybe it’s not available in European countries for some reason. It is a for fans of a channel to make small donations that could sustain your adventures. Many TH-cam channels do this in America. Just a thought. Wishing you the best .
@@hughsnyder891 That was a great suggestion. 😊
Some great planning..yet I find there was a over use of wood for some of your designs ..would be interesting way to spend the summer ..
Very creative. Definitely a dream to do this.
It's always good to try these things while you're young.
Good luck and be safe.
Strange…the criticisms are so non reality based. Oh they’re using a motor or soap etc etc. Folks we’re humans not some ethereal animal. I don’t care if you live in an eco home (as I do ) or out of a backpack, you WILL impact the environment somehow. To expect otherwise is both unrealistic and just judge mental criticism that helps no one. This is a great channel with fantastic ideas put into practice by real folks living real lives. Try to see the positives instead of the negatives. Better yet get out and do it yourself rather than armchair criticize and see firsthand how it goes.
Well said. I like your POV.
You are a teacher worth having.
What kind of house do you have? 😊
@@Ephesians5-14 ...an eco one
@@seand7603 she was probly asking if it was built from insulated haybales, rammed earth, hempcrete, reclaimed wood or some other kind she may not have heard of.....
Smart guy.
Freedom and youth are precious. I feel joy seeing people enjoy life in a manner that fits them. Safe travels.
Ya Rad I miss being young!
I’ve been looking at tiny house, boats, tipis, etc for probably 5 years on and off and this is hands down the coolest yet.
Agreed
I have a Soulpad bell tent. Its about 18 ft round. Its the best tent I ever had. It would br awesome set up on a raft.
@@ospee2004 you need to do it
They use a 2-stroke gasoline engine. Please don't make that your goal. Do better.
Don't forget Treeshouses!
Im too old for this sort of journey, but would have loved this 30 years ago! Kudos to both of you, have fun 😊
Unless your constantly in the hospital you aren't to old
Stems cells can give you a second lease in life.
How old is old? You only live once. I'm 62 would love to do this!
@@get6149 You can’t get far from a hospital when old even if healthy…. Besides you are weaker when older you don’t feel like all that,,, it’s a hardship just to get around normally.
@The Duke Yes you are….
Good luck to you both. Looks like a peaceful life. Simplicity is everything. Love your tent and raft.
Your compassion for the Earth and for animals is fabulous I wish there were more humans like you!
My husband and I think this is totally awesome. Thanks Matt for sharing their journey.
I love that you two are enjoying and living your life on your own terms. Does not matter what the next person thinks of your lifestyle as long as you are happy. I wish you nothing but the very best life can offer you. God bless and keep you safe.
very cool kids . good for you . at 76 i wish i could do this. would love too but we get old fast it seems lol . enjoy your time when your young :) hug
Inspirational, love there raw honesty, it goes to show that they're livin' right for them, it's beautiful to see people find their harmony like this.
What a simple yet extraordinary life. If that makes sense. Much love and respect ❤
I wish the best of luck and happiness to them..:)...It really does look like fun!
I think winter would be tough but what a great way to spend a spring summer. I suspect they will have company next year.
It is very exciting to live and discover each day that the picture thru the window change to more beautiful each day.
Couldn't do that here. In the " land of the free "
Except for maybe a short time on 60/70s. SF Houseboat communities
I'm going to show this video to my friend. This is something I could totally see her doing especially since her father and brother are carpenters.
This is a very happy change from Jojo's story on the island. I'm glad he's well and happy that his dream of his raft tent became has brought him joy!
unfortunately it looks like they are apart right now. they got on each others nerves
What an amazing experience! This you will truly remember for ever in your lives. Good on you for breaking free and following your dreams. 🌸
This evokes so many of the stories I read and dreamed of as a child. It looks like a wonderful vacation "home."
Oh yes! Christopher Robin, and Peter Pan syndrome! lol
This is so refreshing. We were living for 11 years on our self-built catamaran. A great memory. Thank's for sharing your experience.
Retired, and a full-time nomad for three years, now, I'm also a child of the water. As a young adult, whose dream was to sail the world, one of the first books I read, was "Reaching Port". I so enjoyed watching your video, and I'm looking forward to following your journey.
imagine saying stuff like ''child of the water'' thinking yourself deep.
@@TheDorianTube or just criticizing ignorantly and showing yourself shallow.
Shoot i think id be happy being able to travel anywhere in usa via river or coastline to get to different river systems
I love these people there is something so genuine about them. Off to watch their other videos.
in 2019, I was in Philippines for a couple of months with a small backpack 11 pounds thats all i owned, I can relate not having much and living simple , no computer, no internet, thats how to live life awesome boat and beautiful sceneries. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us ...
Did you have a cell phone?
I live in the Philippines, I am planning to visit our 6 thousand island when I got a job and be independent.
That is so frigging cool….my husband’s eyes lit up when I showed him this video. Talk about thinking out of the box…it’s Brilliant! Good job guys! Love it! Peace and Blessings
God bless this couple in sharing such a simple yet fulfilling life together. ♥️🙌🏽
Love it. I'm 64 but I still want to experience this kind of life ❤
I know this is Parasocial at its best, but when i watched Jojo´s story on being on that island i felt quite a lot of sorrow for him when he said he did not enjoy the Solitude.
This is a warm and welcome surprise that he has found someone to spend the days with.
Awesome video again. Thanks!
There’s actually an episode from last year that documents him living in his tent alone. I knew he looked familiar.
**On this same channel.
What is `Solice`?
in this case a Typo due to my Smartphone, but it means something along the lines of Comforting someone in dire times.
What i meant to write is Solitude instead.
Which is being alone.
@@MortalVildhjart They broke up LOL.
These "save the planet by living together in a sardine can" couples never last.
They have so much adventure in their life. 😍🚣⛺🌲🌱🏊🍛🍎
I love and salute to both of you on how you live simple and able to travel without a huge expense. Free exploring the beauty of nature.
I admire your way of living. Simple life, stress free. Keep safe and God bless!
I have tossed around the idea of a floating barge for my trailer conversion. This is awesome.
Life on water is so nice and wonderful experiences. Crystal water makes everyone happy.
This would make a great Swedish children's book. Adventures on the tent raft.
Love this video, this is really close to something I was thinking of. Mentioned this to my brother who said it wouldn't work, jokes on him
cause it seems to work just fine.
Wow. What an amazing couple. This is definitely eye-opening that truly anything is possible. That you are even gathering litter along the way is super heartwarming.
Love it!!!! I envy the both of you! What a totally beautiful peaceful place to be traveling in your cool tent raft! So cool! So peaceful! Absolutely love it!
Cheers!
We are off grid in the dessert of Arizona USA in a motorhome. I've thought about doing what you're doing though. 🤔 I'm glad to be following your journey.
Hi, I also live in Arizona, in the mountains, showlow .
CC Pederson We’re in Linden, it’s getting busier up here lately I notice a lot of people moving here
@@nightowl2481 yeah for sure. We are off the 40 near Ash Fork. Lots of newbies looking here. Land is getting harder to come by every day that goes by. People fleeing California, and the cities. Good luck to you.
I hear the dessert can be quite dry, unless it's made of chocolate 🍫
😭 HALLELUJAH it's cool try it
What a fantastic way to live with natural world you must be so peaceful, I love it. Love n blessings too you both.
I love the simplicity. It’s really quite surprising how few possessions we need to lead a rewarding life. Thank you for sharing.
I'm willing to help you make your dream come true! Just send me all your money and belongings and you too could embark on this trip of a lifetime! I'll even donate some empty barrles and a tent!
@@johncampbell829 lmfao
but let's face it, most of the people who want to live like this already don't have sh1t to their name.
they think being a gypsy and turning their turds into granola and not killing fish with Irish Spring soap is going to save the planet.
I love their drive and creativity...I respect people highly who live the lives that they want to live...I love nature and admire you both greatly.
What a beautiful experience they are having together. Just the water, the raft, the wind, the engine, and each other. What an amazing life of simple beauty. I am vegan also, and I love seeing their simple diet as well, it inspires me to live more off the land and to eat more healthily and simply. Interesting people, living interesting lives. I wish them the success that fulfills their souls.
Bless you both. What a joy to see young people traveling and loving where they are. Quite unique way to live. Like riverboats , rafts etc. Be safe and thankful.💕
I follow them on Jojo's channel. Their videos are very creative and entertaining. They don't have many followers or and sponsors but they are delightful. I hope this video gets them more subscribers.
So glad you found someone (Norah) to share your life with. I just watched your video where you were solo living in the tent on land and mentioned how lonely it can be.
You guys are living the dream, n the critics are just jealous! Great job , thanks for sharing!
Enjoy what God has given you guys🙏🏻👍🏼
How wonderful. An incredible adventure. I love the Tent Raft. Enjoy this time; it will create so many wonderful memories as life goes by.
You are very smart coming up with different ideas to make your houseboat/raft life better for living. I like it.
So good to see you, Jojo and Norah, I remember the first Utube land tent and the building of your first floating platform, the moving of the keyboard onto the raft, your music, the serenity you promoted by just being you, I'm back on board with your adventures along with the rest of the thousands that live vicariously through your sharp minds and entertaining wit, your ability to adapt to most any turn of events, looking forward to new music, and you"re coupled explorations. Anchors Away
I'm amazed and felt the calm they feel while living my dream life. All anybody needs is nature and what God gave us to enjoy.
Greetings from Oregon USA you two very freaking amazing love your simple life in this crazy world
This is one of the best videos I've seen yet about alternative living.
I love how you always promote the channels of the people you interview.
I remember watching a video of him drafting out his raft idea, (he was living in a tent) truly incredible and Inspirational to watch!
I didn't know he had a partner! It's been so cool seeing the tent go from land to water and now this :)
They are separated now. It's on her insta
@@vaguevagabond aw damn :(
@@vaguevagabond 😖
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@pete best She's a grown woman. Partner is perfect.
I have lived in a yurt for 8 years, and have a full solar setup, and I would like to put the yurt on a catamaran. I did a search for 'floating yurt' and I found this. This is very encouraging. I am on the USA gulf coast, so I am hoping to travel the intracoastal waterway with my craft, someday.
Norah's Instagram update from 3 days ago: "For over a year Jojo and I have spent almost every day in the same room. First in the tent, then in a little house (we only used one room with kitchen, fireplace and bed to lower our use of energy and the costs for heating) and back in the tent. Even though we agree that it worked quite well we now need individual space and some time apart. That's why I am back in Switzerland. I left Sweden earlier than planned but it was important to go before we are getting on each other's nerves. I had the most wonderful time on the raft with the usual ups and downs. Also known as: Life."
Not surprising to read that. 🤔
Thanks for that update. I don't have an Instagram account so didn't know. Hopefully she will be back after a good time apart. She is a creative person.
Reality bites
oooooo
i can seewhy living on a raft restricted area cancause friction
Congrats, it's very refreshing to see alternative life callings and realized.
Lived on a 43 foot sailboat for a few years and loved it when I was at sea. It gets dark and you just shut everything down and of course take your sails down. It's very peaceful when you are 60 or so miles out to sea and you just drift.
The darkness is the most beautiful part about it, it's almost like you are the only person on the earth. I really miss that but I am getting to old for that kind of life any more.
Mr. Ary, may I ask your age? Light pollution is horrible. Funny how we are in aw about darkness today but when light was less available in days of past, humans were also in aw of light.
@@dmunnone5757, I turned 74 in June. I am also having health problems that limit my mobility. I have had 4 back surgeries and my right shoulder has been put back together. I am also a diabetic so I can't get too far away from a refrigerator lol and I am having balance problems. I had an MRI on Monday on my brain and neck and will get my results tomorrow, Wednesday.
Light pollution for me right now because I live in Bangkok, Thailand. I don't like living in a city this size and will be moving next year to the Northeastern area of Thailand. We will be about 1 kilometer from a small village of about 200 people so not too much light pollution. This is good because when my Thai friend and I build the house I will be putting an observatory on top of the second floor with a 50 inch telescope in it.
My friend and his wife will be a teachers at the local school. Schools in the area do not have a lot of money so I will be able to offer the telescope to teach about the universe we live in. It will be my way to give back to the country I have been living in for the past 14 years.
@@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325 I am so glad you experienced that peace of drifting and feeling as tho you are the only person on earth. What a blessing. Happiness is truly in the mind isn't it. To be able to conceive of life's most beautiful moments.
@@theadventuresofbrockinthai4325 i am so sorry to hear about your health problems. i said a prayer for you
I have so much respect for what y'all are doing to enjoy the outdoors ya know from what I've seen there is not many couples that can stay together and understand one another God Bless both of you for what y'all do y'all are just amazing to me.
What a way to live part of your life.
Enjoy your journey friends
Always wanted to do this after reading Mark Twains „Huckleberry Finn“. Huck and Jim would have had an even grander adventure! Cheers
That is why we love your channel, because of unique stories like this! Thanx so much guys!
Thank you for sharing that beautiful alternative way of leaving...you are amazing...thanks To be so different...
These guys have just moved into the top 5 of people who are my hero's
I wish yall so much happiness and your journey in life.
What an adventure! Life should be that way…♥️
peace of mind is written all over you guys... I wish I had the same... Bless you.
These guys are so cute and this is brilliant. Living the dream! More power to them!
In 2019 on 7/7 I set of to become a migrating Sojourner. Paddled the Mississippi River from MN to New Orleans. Hiked the FL Tail. While on my way North I was offered a farm in Kansas to manage. So now I self sustain with live stock and gardens. I often wonder where I might be if I stayed on plan.
Watching this makes me super relaxed & calm. Bless you both ❤️
Love their spirit and their love of adventure.
Hello 👋 dea , how are you doing?
You both are my hero’s! I think the way you’re living is just perfect!!!!! Love ❤️ from Texas, USA!
*heroes
Well done for creatively resolving the practical difficulties of your lifestyle & bravely daring to be different & pursue your dream.
Absolutely stunning life! We all for some reason have so much more than we need and become lost and complacent and we lose talents and go through such stress. This really helps me to feel inspired to do this or my own version of it! I love this channel.
You folks are like todays nomads. Very cool. All the best.
YOU CAN USE THE COLD LAKE TEMPERATURE TO CHILL FOOD/DRINKS SURELY.
Even do laundry in a net.
What a beautiful couple. I wish Jojo and Norah the best of luck on their future travels.
It's incredible to see what it is like to live on a raft. Very inspiring!
What a extraordinary life. Much love and respect
Thank you! I had lost track of you Jojo tenting alone (and then Norah reached out to you) once you started building the water home. I remember (watching) when you were wondering wondering about that move with your now partner. So it is awesome to see this vlog from Exploring Alternatives!
I now found you guys and can subscribe and tap the notification! I wish them all the best!! It appears to be an interesting and sometimes perhaps challenging but WONDERFUL life (together)...
Very proud of you for following dreams. I don’t think you will ever regret the memories.
You two are so brave, it must be a beautiful experience to travel in a raft...It is very cute...
Fresh fish nighty...such a beautiful lifestyle. Nice couple. Yes more solar PV along with an electric engine. One step at a time. You'll probably need a roof on your fine raft...I'll put steel with 6 to 10 solar panels each 100 watt. Really nice! Thank you
These two are such a cute couple love their combined ingenuity and spirit so inspirational thank you 🙏
I wish I have the wherewithal to make this lifestyle on and off. For a short period, I've lived in a wild mountain top. Experiencing/learning so much from Igorots. Cooling off at waterfalls, watching for wild boars, make molasses/sugar from sugar canes, vinegar, cooking outdoors, resting in tree house, planting
harvesting etc.etc.
I think this is just an awesome idea and different way of life!! I was very impressed with the way they thought through the process and it seems to be working out very well! The way the future is going, I myself will be going off the grid , and we are actually totally looking forward to it. Awesome stuff guys!! Be blessed and safe!!!
Man that is a large raft forsure. That bed is like a full size.
That’s wild.
Great build !
It looks amazing from afar
I can't think this kind of life, for me having a decent bathroom is a must but literally hats off to them
Fantastiskt, älskar detta koncept! viken frihet och vackra Sveriges sjöar, natur som jag håller så nära
Fantastic I will follow your adventures on your journey quite a amazing life that you live peace be with you
Compassion for Earth and animals, love this 👏💚
Been following My Northern story since he just started to now floating raft, at that time he's living alone. Love when his father also help him here and there while building the raft. 🥰
This is amazing to see how you live on a raft in a tent. I am happy for you, enjoy yourselves and the places you arrive at. The lake and nature is beautiful.
So incredible. Seemed like a simple enough build. Very impressive. Best of luck!
I saw you tonight on Dutch TV at Floortje, if I wouldn't be dependent on the hospital I would love that too.
You guys consistently put out top quality content, thank you!
Thanks so much Phil!
How do we contact you directly regarding our off grid home built from reclaimed materials?
What a Dreamy Life...THANK YOU for Sharing!!!
Love from Calgary 🇨🇦
I love everything about this, especially the freedom!
Yeah...but like someone said, they are not together currently.
The being so close to another human, pretty constantly, can create issues. That can feel lack like of freedom, having someone in your space so much.
The best relationships have a balance of space and togetherness. Just like watering a plant, or sun...you can have so much, that it kills the plant.
There is an element of “freedom”...but freedom has many aspects, definitions.
@@Alphacentauri819 you are right about that. I was referring to everything but the relationship part of it. I strongly agree that being with someone in such confined space would get tiresome real fast. In that aspect I'd want someone who only wants to be onboard on the weekends and dropped off shore for the rest of the week. 😆
The other 5 days I want peace, quiet and solitude. Just me and nature..
@@chrisescobar3979 onboard for weekends, then dropped off😂
As long as they’re up for that!
I too, love solitude, peace, simplicity. I’ve often liked Katherine Hepburn’s take “Sometimes I wonder if men and women really suit each other. Perhaps they should live next door and just visit now and then.” 😊
@@Alphacentauri819 Katherine Hepburn had the right idea. 😆
So blessed to have eco therapy every day and night 🌈
I'm speechless!! Godspeed in your wonder filled trip and Kudos to you both in deciding to take this journey.
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Your like the only one there cruising around. Pretty amazing. Enjoy.
Seeing their raft go around on it's own is so cool! 😌🌎💫