Benny, you did such a great job of capturing the peaceful beauty and rustic tranquillity. The way the personal and earthy words spoken by the owner were beautiful placed and paced with the video. This video was a work of art Benny. The lofty and airy shots balanced with the earthy narration. You certainly are good at what you do. 😊
Lou is just the most inspiring and raw real person. I had the joy of living in this house with her and her family for 6 months. Best 6 months of my life!
Absolutely gorgeous. I'm currently waiting to travel over to Tassie after lockdowns and wanting to settle around the Huon Valley. May I ask about your water? Is it purely from rainwater, or is there some running water on the property you pump up. Would love to visit your homestead sometime to just take in the amazingness of it all :)
Hi editors. Can someone ask these mainlanders not to say "tree ferns". So disrespectful of the place they have chosen to move to. If you move somewhere, please repeat the local pronunciation and phraseology. Otherwise please adopt Southern California as your accent. (It's man fern in Tasmania).
@@bennybnb Hey Ben, both bringing our own angle here. Both felt disrespected, mine was a gut reaction to decades of observing once unique Tasmanian words being replaced by people who have only recently moved here. Or moved here many years ago and don't adopt local naming. I do not claim to be Tasmanian, my family only arrived here just over 200 years ago, some by choice, some not. I, in no way intended disrespect to your creation, or the labours of your subject. Looking back it seems a sledge hammer for a tack. For me it was the, for me fingers on the blackboard and the feeling that if we don't say something to stand up for the things that set us apart, then we may as well adopt those Southern Californian accented words that I hear in the speech of many younger Australians.
Upon reflection, we all have triggers. Some are worth fighting for, some we lash out when maybe our words could have been more considered. You may choose to leave this in, but maybe my initial post and it's followup might be removed to preserve the integrity of your piece on this amazing lady and the paradise she has created for herself, family and friends. Nick
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It's so heartwarming to see this..I hope I could live a life like that someday..So peaceful.
Yes it is and its very possible. There are tracks of land in Tassie still quite cheap!
This is my son's dream.
Mine too. What’s a wonderful it is. I hope he reaches that dream soon.
what a lovely home you have. I am from the huon vally myself, now in Queensland. ❤❤😢
This is my friends home but it is certainly very special. Thanks for watching! Enjoy Queensland!
Wow I love it! I would only go to town if I had to , otherwise no reason to leave that paradise! 😎👍
That's how I felt when I lived there. Hermit life is a good life. Thanks for watching Anthony.
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Benny, you did such a great job of capturing the peaceful beauty and rustic tranquillity. The way the personal and earthy words spoken by the owner were beautiful placed and paced with the video. This video was a work of art Benny. The lofty and airy shots balanced with the earthy narration. You certainly are good at what you do. 😊
Thanks! I love this video. Lou is a dear friend. I lived in this house for 6 months. Was so special.
Good on you Tasmania is the best place IV got 53 at weegena Tasmania it's a old farm and I'm planting it out in native trees and shrubs
Sounds Amazing!
What a beautiful spot
It sure is Matthew
Just beautiful...bless you Lou, doing what you love & doing no harm...love it 💗
Life goals
Agreed! Thanks for watching 😊
Thankyou ben !
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Inspiring video, beautiful forest to live in.
Lou is just the most inspiring and raw real person. I had the joy of living in this house with her and her family for 6 months. Best 6 months of my life!
amazing, thats what im hoping for one day
Thanks Daniel, it really is amazing. And very achievable.
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Wow Lou, that is just awesome!! Perfect for you :-)
Beautiful 💖 hi 🙋♀️ Aunty Lesley - from Malaysia 🥰
Absolutely gorgeous. I'm currently waiting to travel over to Tassie after lockdowns and wanting to settle around the Huon Valley.
May I ask about your water? Is it purely from rainwater, or is there some running water on the property you pump up.
Would love to visit your homestead sometime to just take in the amazingness of it all :)
Hey Lea,
Thanks for the questions! Creek and rain water. Please feel free to send me an email and I’ll pass you contact info to Lou. (:
Bclca87@gmail.com
This will soon be me
Awesome! Lucky you (:
Hi editors.
Can someone ask these mainlanders not to say "tree ferns". So disrespectful of the place they have chosen to move to. If you move somewhere, please repeat the local pronunciation and phraseology. Otherwise please adopt Southern California as your accent. (It's man fern in Tasmania).
Hi Nick, I think you might best adhere to your own suggestion of being respectful - in general, because this comment certainly is not.
@@bennybnb Hey Ben, both bringing our own angle here. Both felt disrespected, mine was a gut reaction to decades of observing once unique Tasmanian words being replaced by people who have only recently moved here. Or moved here many years ago and don't adopt local naming. I do not claim to be Tasmanian, my family only arrived here just over 200 years ago, some by choice, some not. I, in no way intended disrespect to your creation, or the labours of your subject. Looking back it seems a sledge hammer for a tack.
For me it was the, for me fingers on the blackboard and the feeling that if we don't say something to stand up for the things that set us apart, then we may as well adopt those Southern Californian accented words that I hear in the speech of many younger Australians.
Upon reflection, we all have triggers. Some are worth fighting for, some we lash out when maybe our words could have been more considered.
You may choose to leave this in, but maybe my initial post and it's followup might be removed to preserve the integrity of your piece on this amazing lady and the paradise she has created for herself, family and friends.
Nick
@@nickabbott6278 All good Nick! :)
Just beautiful...bless you Lou, doing what you love & doing no harm...love it 💗