Outdoor voluntary simplicity & survivalism in Santa Fe hills
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2020
- Since a “forced retirement” three years ago, Tomas Robison has been stretching his savings by exchanging labor for rent on an off-grid homestead in the Santa Fe mountains. Applying the lessons learned from 3 decades of intense camping (as a climber and river guide), Robison created his home from a yurt, outdoor camp kitchen, hand-crafted composting toilet (The Dood-R), and a “summer shower” from an old parachute.
Calling it “voluntary homelessness”, Robison believes his camp can be reproduced by others facing unemployment or eviction or simply looking to replicate his no-income, low-income lifestyle. It’s not always a comfortable setup: in winter, Robison takes cold baths and makes regular trips up the hill to fill containers with water from the properties’ only well. Having sold most of his power tools, Robison calls his new focus “paleo modern”: he relies mostly on hand tools for chopping wood and creating furniture, though he has kept some modern tools like an electric chainsaw for the bigger jobs.
For Carol - the property owner-, the location is a sanctuary where she has fled a job in international development work focused on poverty and the environment. Frustrated by a sense of powerlessness, she has chosen to apply the bigger principles of land stewardship and simple living to her own life. To the property, she has transported a traditional Ifugao hut (built by another resident of the homestead, Mamerto Tingdongan). She and Tomas have started work on a Cal-Earth SuperAdobe structure, but are currently looking for more help to finish.
Despite the difficulty of the harsh New Mexican winters, Robison enjoys the challenge and works to cultivate what he believes is the necessary mindset to find fulfillment in the solitude and his daily tasks.
“Solitude is independence. It had been my wish and with the years I had attained it. It was cold. Oh, cold enough! But it was also still, wonderfully still and vast like the cold stillness of space in which the stars revolve.” - Herman Hesse, Steppenwolf
More on the camp: www.plateaucamp.life/
Tomas' channel: / chalkpaw1
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These are the kinds of videos I enjoy the most. People really living in a different way rather than "I'm a millionaire, and here's my holiday home."
Hi, this is Tomas, the guy in the video. Thank you all people for the positive comments. I know I live different and is confusing, but through Kirsten' and Nico's and my video lenses hopefully it will inspire many people to try extended camping on their own. Even if you don't end up living this, just having the experience will give you confidence when the time comes and you have to bear down and go through a challenging time, that at least the standard day to day living aspect of that would not be as stressful and fearful for you and your family. After a few months of living like a camper you could go back to the comforts in life. In my view and experiences, shtf happens and the guns come out and people start getting panic angry, then that is where your resolve as a human comes into play.
I'm happy to answer questions as time permits. I have my daily chores to do too. Peace.
Hi Tomas. Why do you think it's confusing for some people? I live here in New
Mexico too, and we have a long history of non-traditional living, from communes in the 60's all the way back to Native Americans. It really is a traditional way of life.
Nobody considers you homeless, particularly the people who watch this channel. One of my thoughts was you seem to have a few homes on that property.
Also know winters there, and I would wimp out and head back to suburbia, or build a structure off grid with more heating, and AC, and high speed internet, and plumbed in espresso machine. Just kidding, but yeah, your way of life is going to become increasingly popular and it's nice you are educating others about it.
Anger and guns comment, I live in Albuquerque now, and THAT is becoming a way of life here. Time for people to maybe spread out a bit, even for the short term like you mentioned.
@Imix Muan The oldest running company who had a small wooden boat.
You’re a modern day Robinson Crusoe! All your daily activities stimulate your mind and energize your body. You’re living correctly
Hopefully you're eligible for social security starting at age 62 so you can continue to improve your living standards, your future older self will appreciate the sweat equity you put in now.
Ahahaha, Thomas, in many regions of my country, Siberia, Altai, Khabarovsk and another half of the country, millions of people live like this all their lives from birth to death, and they saw an electric bicycle and solar panels only in the picture))))
You are not homeless, you just live in the future, and you are a eco-friendly man. Greetings from Brazil
Yes agree, we can learn a lot from guys like him.
@@marejensen8294 well to me, it was more like he appeared ashamed of his life in a way, that he never had a good paying job and that things fell apart after his crisis, where he left the "normal" 9-5 world so to speak. So he ended up there with more like camping outdoor life, where it can seem isolated if you come from the city or suburbs. Maybe he saw the house more like a big shed, who knows. I wish him well and hope he is not too hard on himself, he is no failure at all in my book. He show how to live a simple sustainable life, it can be done.
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future past AND mainly, in the present! ;-)
respect! you are not poor! you have traded material useless crap for authenticity and peace of mind. Everything has its up and downs. blessings!
I really enjoyed his comments. Practical without being pretentious. His attitude is admirable.
If a guy in his 50s is in that good of shape, climbing trees and hills he's doing something right.
"in that good shape". You don't need "of" in that sentence. 🤦
@@ChrisPage68 really? That was very rude.
@@ChrisPage68 u are smoked g
@@ChrisPage68 I would have worded it just as gallowglass did, can you elaborate, I'm confused
They seem content. That’s a satisfying state of mind. His wood working is very beautiful. I wish them peace.
Yes agreed, Kirsten should put his Etsy link under the video, or at least his youtube or facebook so we can follow up.
chief Yes agree. Kirsten, please do.
It's interesting how we manage to live with a little , be happy and make heaven out of what we have . I appreciate their spirit !
@@marejensen8294 They are happy and fulfilled with what little they have and that is all that matters to them.
We should not judge people but respect them . I'm sorry if my comment bothered you !
What Nico said at 36:07 . . . that's a lot of us. The more you reconnect with the oneness of consciousness the harder it is to be here. Once you really see the suffering and realize that most of it is for power and profit, it's overwhelming because there's nothing that you can do to stop it. I've spent the last 15 years shedding the calcification that accumulated from grid living. I moved into an rv and have lived in an orchard since 2016. I'm not to this extreme but it's my next move. I'm happier than I have ever been. The world is still in confusion and chaos but I find peace in living simply and solace in the knowledge that everything that lives in this orchard sees me coming as a friend and helper. Here, I make a difference and that's something. Thank you for the video.
A few good channels that can help are Living Waters, Vlad Savchuk, encounter tv, and christforgivenessministries.
We have an off grid 17ft yurt. Still working out the details on everything including dishes. Poverty is a state of mind and this video does not look like poverty to me. Plenty of wood for heat and a well. Access to propane, a garden and land. Good tools. Nice
I totally agree!😁👍👍
Sounds great, stay healthy and stay Jung 😁🙏♥️🌏🌻🐰
Tracy 🙌 fellow yurt dweller! , Develop a good attitude for the long haul and life can be blessed.
I was homeless for a few years, but back in my own home for about 7 years, but sometimes I just want to drop this lifestyle and go live off the grid. It can be really cool and mentally peaceful depending on the circumstances.
So true! Flexing between the worlds is a great power. If you get a system dialed in, let us know.
@@tomasr64 people are made to conform and most do feel too vulnerable to be "different" than others of their tribe. Like chickens peck another with a red mark on it you will be made to conform if it takes every last cent you have. As a Christian I want to be law abiding but the law of the "thought police" is one that should be examined carefully. Learn to study and practice sound natural law and not share or try to make everyone else "get it" or you will take unneeded heat. And then there are folks so damaged emotionally they do not do the best health decisions for themselves so there is THAT!
@@itsno1duh I get what you're saying to a degree, like there are societal factors that influence people's mindset at any given time. However, if we were all made to conform there would have been no change throughout our long history. We would still be ooga booga'n around in some caves or something. Jk but paying the man to the degree we do is something we just accept, because it is our norm at the moment, there is a growing number of people (like this man) wanting to take some freedom back into their hands a bit (me as well). I want to be a productive citizen but at the same time I want to be conscious of how I live while also living comfortable (my rent is killing me personally, and I'm getting a badass van.... so I'm contemplating LOL).
You lost me with the rest
@@itsno1duh if at the end of what you said you meant the rock-climbing thing, I just got there and omg what a crazy guy loooool
He'll be way ahead of the game for the impending collapse of civilization.
For him, civilization has already collapsed.
If the grid goes down, these people will be living in luxury. (Though he mentioned they might have connect back to the grid someday, hope they can get more solar set up.)
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@@dorisjimenez4767 Yes
Soon thousands more will live like this. Learn from this man while you can.
Billions are close to this already.
It's the metros that are in for starvation
Bible prophecies are coming true one by one! That's exactly what the Bible predicts will happen in the end of the world! People will run towards the mountains seeking shelter.
@@jklfds85 Doesn't mean the end of the world. The end of the world has been predicted for over 2000 years and for several thousand people everyday, it is their end, but not for everyone.
jklfds85 - go see 2001 A Space Odyssey and see what Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke predicted.. Alvin Tofler too .
@@jklfds85 End of the World "as we know it"! The freeloading days are about to stop but there is a last period where the real owner of earth (Jah) will invite lovers of truth to survive those days to come... "Mtns" are symbolic of governmental protection which is being shown for the abject failure to support it's citizens nor does it acknowledge the Almighty who made the amazing earth possible. A clean sweep will be made and the great beauty of earth revealed to the humans who really desire a good life.
If he's living a happy life, that's all that matters. I work 40+ hours a week, and pay rent every month. I envy his happiness.
@Mad Scientist actually I dont. We got two and a half acres of land in the appalachian mountains in August, and we're about to buy a camper so we can live in it while building our off grid cabin. It's just difficult to do that when you work 5 or 6 days a week. But you do what you have to do, when you really want something. Try not to assume anything about someone, you never know what's going on in their life. A judgement free life is a good life. Peace.
You should tape your journey! Would be cool to see. Also heard they blew up some mountains along appalachia via a dated destructive method of fracking. The people there don't seem to have much of a voice to stand up to local leaders who dont have their interests in mind.
So do I and I do not envy this. I live in the middle of Oregon and can do all this while making money. Everyone is different but I love having people over, sex, being clean, and the luxury to offer a place for my dad and other people when they need help. If this was his property and he had income then it would be great.
Well said.
Doesn't seem like a happy guy. Seems like he's bitter.
We're working to go fully off-grid, too. First (and absolute easiest/most important) step was learning to grow our own food. 💚 We plan to have a small solar array with a turbine for backup! Nature's the most beautiful home decorator around. ✌🏼 Love and Light from Mississippi. Y'all stay safe.
Consider aquaponics
It's great when they show this side of NM. I've lived here for 35yrs, since I was 7. I've met a lot of great people like him. I ❤️ the River valley north of Española, & I grew up summers in the Jemez.
I absolutely ENVY this man's happiness!!!
I really admire and appreciate Tomas's honesty and practical information here. Very useful. Thank you!
you are welcome.
"We're going to Mars! Yeah, try getting along in Mars man, good luck." Great vid, thank you.
This is really awesome. The same life circumstances happened to me in 2016. I guess it’s a holistic draw to buy a yurt and go to the forest after divorce trauma! I’m glad there are others in this tribe!💜
Women get haircuts.
I admire his ingenuity, spirituality and conviction. Good thing Tomas has got his Blue Heeler to keep on eye on him.
Ontogeny Yep, that dog will take action if anything happens to Tomas. Best dog breed ever! 🐶❤️
Kinda looks like a corgi.
Absolutely loved this. Tomas philosophy on life really rang true for me. So much wisdom some real lessons on how to live in any situation. Thanks so much for this video. :)
Thank you Kirsten for this video' living with nature not against her is tops in my book
Awesome, thank you for sharing!
Carol @ 35:53 - "I was a international development worker, but when you see what is happening in this world, then you see the pain, I couldn't handle it so far and you see that there's nothing more you can do, so I just decided to pull back a bit and find a sanctuary". :(
I feel her
Yes, I was a social worker
yes.
Wow, school for the brave! Great documentary! Thank you guys!
First of all, this guy is a genius!! Secondly and most important he is an amazing talented wood working artist!!! Did you see that amazing piece of art he carved for his toilet 😱 Honestly I would most certainly spend a lot of money to buy some of his work!!! So if he is still without any income he should seriously consider selling some of his beautiful wood carvings!!! And his home camp site is fantastic and well designed!!!! There might be some hard work involved, but if this is homeless and no income living, I would most certainly try it out!!!! What an interesting man and fascinating home!!! Thank you for sharing it!!!
Cheers
Kristi McGowan/ Darko’s Cellar Door
I HOPE HE SEES YOUR MESSAGE HERE . Why not contact him & make an offer ? !
They both felt so brittle. I am happy they both found a place they feel stronger.
What a very interesting TH-cam video. Both Tomas and Carol have a great story and idea's to share. They both return to nature for healing an a way of living.
Brave man
Those heights are freaking me out
Yeah, I was getting a little dizzy
He is happy and high on life 😁
Takes shoes off before entering. Lives on dirt floor! 😂
I look at this guy and instantly think, yep he’s got it all. Lucky guy!
Better than Livin on the streets in the cities. They have the right idea,Livin with nature, just need to keep their premises clean & not keeping lots of junks.
Exactly! My experience is that your human and food wastes must be buried and burned. Bugs and animals will come otherwise.
@@shawnkalin9337 You're in the bugs' and animals' 'hood.
So true. Waste management is the hardest thing to do right. Plastic is unavoidable.
@@tomasr64 Plastics are the least of our worries out here.
You don't want to entice to locals.
It's the smell! 💩
If there is such a thing. 🤨
@@shawnkalin9337 you really should look into Joe Jenkin's site and "humanure compost". This is a THING very easily done and useable too, after natural processes work it over. A simple sawdust cover will allow the gut critters already at work to finish the job. Animals do it everywhere and nature has a way! Ours needs a bit of help as we are stationary and stuff piles up! But search it out great info.
Awesome video!!! Looks like freedom to me!
Much respect to this man, thank you for sharing his story
Mastering the solitude is such a gift. I feel that's my deepest treasure, and have my own dog. THAT. would be heaven 😍
Me too, exactly!😄
how about a bench in Central park and a hamster ?
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Kirsten, in so many ways, this may be your best ever video. Thank you.
The best video is the one with the old man in the redwoods have you seen it?!
@@fennarios Yes, but that was fantasy and no lessons to learn, except money can buy you anything.
@@fennarios Which one is that??
@@Chief it's called '50 years off grid: architect maker paradise' the lesson it's not money can buy you anything, that man work his ass off and mantain curiosity happiness and awe, almost noone build that life with that money
@@fennarios Amazing! Thank you so much, going to watch it now :)))
Poor in luxury materials/bank notes….
But surly very rich in soul/heart!🤟
Thanks for sharing!👍🏻
I'm from the Philippines been your channel since 2016? So happy He mentioned the bolo and Carol about the rice terraces. It was 7th wonders of the world, lol, i was in my elementary years then.
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I would like just a bit more. A permanent structure with indoor shower and toilet. Kitchen and furnace. Small is good and as mantinace free as much as possible. Lots of solar with back ups.
yeah me too. a bath house with a sauna and cold plunge tank is the way to go. Working up with these things slowly.
Matthew Poole With a permanent structure, you are “stuck.” I also do not want to be stuck anywhere, so I get it.
Look up Pacific GeoDomes
thank you for taking the time to live and show a better quality of existence. it is pretty important!
"This is like.. elective poverty" ahhh what a world, this to me is more like total freedom.
Then do it man. Life is open to you. Make it yours. Best of luck to you.
Freedom’s just another word for
nothin’ left t’ lose..
don cahooti nothin’ ain’t worth nothin’ but it’s free
H R - .. but feelin’ good was good enough for me ,
Good enough for me and my Bobby McGee..
Yeah, there is a delicate art to it, use what you have and let the rest go.
what an honest man..down to earth..we need more of that
Thomas is living the dream! Live and learn to be totally self sufficient, god helps those that help themselves.
Great enjoyable video, every word is honest integrity. I love all your Fair Companies productions because you let the people do the talking! Keep up the great job 👏! Thank you 😊
Wow, that was pretty amazing and cool. They may be living without money, but they are living a beautiful and wild life. Jai!
I used to bath with cold water when I was younger,and my skin was amazingly soft.
I truly admire these people,and even envy them,I wish I were thirty younger to do the same.
Your skin was soft because you were younger
@@thedownunderverse Not true,'younger' meant 40;now I'm 70.
1:20 in and I'm in love with the camp! That shower. Nothing like bathing outside. Our water gets so hot in the summer, straight out of the tap! 🏜️ ❤️ #desertlife
This is an amazing watch . Your inventiveness and attitude to life is truly inspirational. Thanks for sharing it .
Its fun how you have seamlessly mixed summer and winter scenes. One moment you have adjusted to the summer landscape and next moment its like "woah when did the snow come in?"
Outstanding, love the energy of happiness and contentment, that is generated from within, may all beings benefit.
What a channel idea this WhoA! I enjoyed every bit of this. I hope they are still well and doing what makes sense to them. Once you've lived this way I guess you see everything for what it is. The city life land lords property managers all and oh yes indebtedness does not mean the same for them! Ty for this!
OMG! I've watched all of your videos for the past several years, and I think this is the BEST yet! Really enjoyed it.
Really good video gives insight into a unique lifestyle. Novel instant privy!
That nomadic lifestyle I love it.. this is very typical in Africa, I grew up around this.
"Homeless" means you don't have a home. This man has a home, and it's a good one. I'd want mine to be little more posh, but this is great.
It is people like this who will be our Guides when things collapse. Those of us dependent on the comforts of modern life will be lost. It would do us well to start to prepare.
How about working to prevent collapse? You'll be saving more people that way.
PageMonster I tried that. I’m a social worker and, like this woman, after many years I became unable to work in the system anymore. I had to get away in my van to travel and be
In nature.
They live like me! The only difference is that I am mobile. I live in my van. If I could have found some place of my own that I could live how I wanted like that I would have done something very similar to what they have. I treasure my solitude and I love living without the need for all of the modern comforts. I live in my van so that I can live the way that I want to. And having barely any bills is a bonus. Good luck to them. I wonder if they need any volunteers. I would love to go there and help if I ever get out to New Mexico again. Great video guys! Thanks for sharing this with all of us!
yes we take volunteers when we have projects going on. But due to budget sometimes there is not that much to do except make art. Bring a few supplies.
sarah you should make videos of your van life....many people like to see those..you could make a little $$$ too making videos.....but even if no $$ it could be fun to make the videos ......I would like to see your van and how you live......
@@marejensen8294 I do. My channel is about my life not just my van life I have some different kinds of videos on there. Just check out Sarah Tree on TH-cam if you want to see them. 😊👍👍🚛🚚🚛🚚🚚🚛🚌🌳🌲🌳
Exactly what I was thinking! So many van lifers glamorize a simpler, minimal life, but commenters are criticizing this guy? It looks very similar to me, except for travel/staying in one spot. I am currently building my van. Just picked up two clients on Friday to support my mobile future. ☮️
@@annecaulder9495 awesome! Good luck with that!😊👍👍🌳🌲🚛🌳🌲
Thoroughly enjoyed this video👍🏾
Conscious living. I noticed all your food is organic and the soap you use is eco friendly. Take nothing but memories, leave nothing but footprints brother. Greetings from Crestone Colorado.
Good point: practice living off grid because it may seem romantic but we have to change mindsets to make it work. Abandoned homes and projects shows it’s not for everyone. She says we not extolling poverty, but showing that we can survive less with technology, and more with nature. They are wealthy, they own their time. I love your videos because they show lifestyle choices and make me think about mine.
The lady explains the land was given to her - she applied for an ad on Craig’s list - and the gentleman shares it with her. Sounds like they invite people who want to live off grid but they end up abandoning their projects before completion. The whole video looks like a series of projects to be completed or abandoned but it does make you wonder about life off the grid. It’s hard work and you need a completer-finisher mentality to make it work.
Fascinating as always!
That is the life. You make such great videos.
One can learn so much from people like him
Such a lovely man, he is so humble and also so informative. I love that he insists on not feeling like a victim, a path he could have taken.
He is a victim. He's in denial.
No I do not feel like a victim at all. Made some life choices that were not great but I do feel blessed to do and share this.
@@tomasr64 yep, you are awesome.
@@marejensen8294 Hi Mare :) If I understood well, the lady in the video allows him to live there and she owns the property.
I don't use power tools, then pulls out a grinder. haha. I really admire what he's done. Nice he can take advantage of neighboring abandoned home.
yeah its a fun challenge to try to do things the old fashioned way.
That was one of the best ones yet! So inspiring
We needed this «architecture mode» in the portfolio channel. Off grid is still a caveman thing, i believe that is going to get more sophisticated, but i'm aware of the amazing possibilities. Great work Kirsten & Familie, here we think the future. Thks From Lisbon - Portugal
yeah and if i can help that would be cool. Lots of little things that don't break.
Imagine the Homesteaders that abandoned their property saw this video.
Beautiful episode.
This is very interesting to see all of his gadgets, things he has made or puts together to help him live more comfortably. I don't feel like I could be this creative, but who knows unless you actually have to or desire to. Thanks for sharing this mans life with us. :)
i am a Filipino and i am so proud as our cultures are made out in the america and share it to the world @Carol Thanks you for bring out the idea
Thank you for another round of inspiring content that helps me to imagine living better.
As a Qazaq person, it was interesting to see someone in the US using a traditional house of the nomads in Central Asia. Glad it's serving him well.
Thank you so much for this! Yep, fruits veggies and nuts as a basic diet is definitely simplifying. Back to Eden!
I would love to see more black people featured on this channel
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Black people dont camp too much
@@pensionfi this channel is about interesting houses of all kinds. It just happens that this particular episode is a more rustic one
Bring us with him on his rock climb. Awesomeness
Awesome video. Love seeing people in this rooted way of living. Headed that way soon myself. These videos help give us a more clear vision of what living off grid is really like. Much Gratitude to Kirsten and crew and Thomas for giving us a glimpse into a return to natural simple living.
really awesome video to see! thanks to all involved
Re Creation Culture indeed! I love that America still has room for folks who wish to live this way. Thirty years ago I worked Gallup, NM there were a lot of homeless folks staying in campers and old buses and vans up on the Natl Forest land. We worked with a bunch of them who live with mental illnesses and substance abuse. Some were quite content, and others struggled a great deal. NOT saying you are in this group, just that lots of folks have been doing this for years without a lot of attention. Peace & All Good.
Cool cheers from Portugal 🇵🇹
My soul needed this video.
I am buying 40 acres up on a Mesa in Colorado, and have a skoolie to live in while I get started building my greenhouses and gardens. I am heading there Labor day weekend to get started, and I am so excited I can hardly wait. Thirty-five miles from the closest town out in the middle of no where just the way I like it.
I want to post but I can't describe what I am feeling about this video. Very mixed based on what he said. I have watched many of your videos but this one has made me think very hard about a lot of things.
In my opinion, It's okay to acknowledge that some people may be facing more difficulties than others, and it's the way people are able to face restraints that will make a difference for them long term. This video can teach some things about attitude, and will also be appreciated for those who need this type of solace from somebody that doesn't do it just for the fun of it. We know a lot of people that need help and/or counseling and it's important to make sure all of us are on the conversation. No person left behind, especially because of economic constraints. Attitude is a choice.
I realize most of the homeless community has it’s hardships but this is definitely the way to go if you’re on a low limited budget. Way to go man!
...and have friends in a climate in which you can adapt to outdoor life and not have to worry about being moved on every two months.
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Pan baths work well for winter bathing. Your clean and that is what counts! If you have a #3 washtub, your in business for a "real bath".
Oil lamps, well water, a woodburning stove and an outhouse is how it was when I was growing up. It was life! Sears & Roebuck was our toilet paper 😁
great documentary thanks!
I am really impressed. It is amazing how he doesnt rely on anyone. I love it when people are happy and do not conform to societies standards
Solar seems great but what happens with all the rare earth mined panels and batteries when they are exhausted?
I love this guy!
This is better than movie!
Fantastic! Thank you
great living tomas. .
His off grid living ideas are interesting for sure. His place could use some tidying up! Overall, the video was inspirational. Thanks for sharing.
Appears you are living a creative life. That is a good thing in my world. Fascinating comments, from this, is a Great Blessing to the ultimate curse.
It is rare for those in poverty or homeless to have access to and/or ownership of land such as he does. Everything he is doing or talks about is admirable but completely based on the premise that the millions living in poverty can find themselves a piece of land.
He said he used his savings i believe if I understood right. But then I heard that a women bought the vacant land and house. So very confusing.. something does not add up. I.m.o.
@@valerielove9837 Yes, she owns the land and he is a renter. Or may be exchanging labor for right to live there. My above comment was about the reality that this is not something most people who are in reduced circumstances can do as a "fix" to being poor or homeless. They don't have access to land.
Yeah IMO, cities will have to dedicate land to camps. If they can provide water and civilized compassionate training for the residents of how to live in challenging conditions without harming each other and actually prospering , then groups of 100 or so can live together well.
Cool setup
im looking for land to do exactly this with a geodome and aquaponics. tho i dont make much money either and am getting tired of feeling like my spirit is being drained from what we think is "normal working society" just to survive. I DONT mind WORKING its a part of life, but I dont want to be apart of the machine anymore.... I want my time back like he stated in this video....doing something more worthwhile and meaningful in life...
this is part of my life dream also. lived in prescot woods for months in winter while nursing assistant at nights. by bicycle or tired an sore so set to settle here or there if able...
If you have a shelter.. some food to eat every day..you are still lucky and that is all u need.. and a few clothes and friends of course😄👍the nature itself can be anybodys home for free!funny thing that filipino bolo have reached there to help you..came very far from where you at😄😆
Yes! Just treat the nature kindly.
..and potable water..
I noticed the banig too
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