started just like that out here in iowa. just a crappy old camper and a little permaculture plot. now we have built a ton of buildings and have 2 businesses, lots of acres and orchards, perennial herbs of all types, its amazing to start with nothing and build it up, your own way! this beats the rat race in every way
I Love you all for being the people you are and i am glad we met and that is heart felt Love xxxxx woodstock Ps trying to get magic rob to get me a lift for the jam ..
Hello folks look up growing oranges in Iowa and you will see a great way of growing quality food and a half buried Greenhouse made with scrap glass ect
But this is the difference between us and them there going out doing it, we are all still sat here watching them. I believe this is honestly the only way to reverse what we created
@Lime58films...Soft and very well done...it's a shame there were those that criticised Lammas we on the other hand embraced it.While not so Alternative we moved out bush 9 years ago as a transitional phase to get away from the stress society seems to create , we grow food we buy food we eat meat but the man still want's his bit of our existence by way of tax's.The only solace we have is that I only have to work 2 ,3 days per week at my job to satisfy his unjust greed...4
What's the financial commitment the be able to take part for a couple of months to gain experience. I've always been out an outside worker, forestry mainly. I'd love a reply this is what I've been looking for years, but I'm poor. Will that make a difference. Thanx for the time. I would of emailed but didn't know your address . Thanks ever so much.
Hi there! yes, Lammas is still up and running and they intend to for the long term future! We hope you enjoyed our short documentary, there is more information on the Lammas Eco Village in the description as well as links to our own other work, hope you stick around!
There are helicopters which can reach remote locations quickly, and most residents have a car, which is a must in that remote place. Of course, a well equipped First Aid box is a necessity, and possibly a First Aid course as well, plus natural remedies.
I can totally understand you guys wanting to do this but surely the point of it is to help the planet and feel free? I've looked into the one planet rules, do you not feel abit too controlled by the rules? I wouldn't feel the sense of freedom being monitored constantly. And what if someone with a job like a nurse wanted to live this lifestyle? They would have to quit their job in order to meet the one planet strict rules? I want this life but I'm not willing to be controlled by councils for it.
No one is obliged to quit their job, when living in Lammas. It's probably a necessity to earn an income outside the community. When I worked for 1 month at Lammas, May 2012, several residents left for a job elsewhere. In general, they were the most sane, in touch with the outside world without turning a hostile eye to it. I don't know if rules have changed now, 10 years later, but I would be disappointed, when rules are made as dogmas so that all who live in Lammas form a kind of cult.
@IIWII yes I can see that they are humans and not sheeps. Why do you talk about sheep like it is a metaphor instead of one of the nature's creatures? Lost in symbolical forrest, are we? These people could be sheep farmers you know. One was from Wales after all.
For those not aware, LAMMAS experienced a fire early in the new year, destroying the home of Simon and Jasmine Dale, who feature in this documentary. If there are any who are interested in helping out, you can here: www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/jane-wells-2 -The Lime 58 team
I find these settlements idealistic and fascinating, a dream I would live, but they are often in under populated areas like Somerset and Wales. As a Londoner I have witnessed enormous immigration into this small island, it is not sustainable especially as certain people coming in have it in their culture to have massive families. This is never taken into account by the liberal, free loving people that support mass immigration yet expect us to live in a green and pleasant land with it. We are a small island not Russia or Canada….
Making sure that a healthy lifestyle and exercise are at the basis, is the best condition to start with. Cancer isn't a disease like the flu, there's a long time of disbalance in one's life that leads to such a destructive disease. When it's present, you might try a remedy called Chlorine Dioxide. Some causes of cancer have pathogens at the core. There's a protocol for cancer, with Chlorine Dioxide treatment. It's the cheapest remedy in the world, and I've read testimonies of ex-patients too.
Hi there! We would like to highlight that we are a film company and not the proprietors of Lammas. From what we understood, the pigs were there mostly to provide compost and remove food waste. Many of those within the community adhered to vegetarian lifestyles; however, their decisions are theirs and were not discussed in detail with us. We apologise if this has caused distress but we only meant to portray their world. -Lime 58
In the grand scheme of things if God/The Creator/Allah/The Great Spirit was opposed to eating meat carnivores would not have been created...ie, lions, bears, wolves, T. Rex, Allosaurus, eagles, snakes, white bass, tuna, etc. To be integrated into Earth's cycle of life includes life sustaining food sources, whether animal or plant. To make a conscious choice to eat only plants is a worthy ideal but should not be forced on anyone by law or by judgement. Until we are able to survive on etheric energy or sunlight we have to sacrifice life to sustain life; remember, plants are living things also.
To live in harmony with the natural world....means letting go of human supremacy and dominance over other species but yet you are not plant based. You say you leave it to the individuals in the community. Sorry but this does not sit well....
Whilst I personally agree with you, different people see the issue differently. However, it may interest you to know that there are similar projects being set up now which are plant based.
This is BS. Look at the water being wasted at 6:04, not a second thought at all. Spouting on about how ppl shouldn't be in cities and everyone should be able to spread out and have their own shambled hut is greedy. There are too many people for this to be sustainable for everyone. Glad its working for you, but I doubt it is as efficient or good in the long run or for a large population like you seem to think.
Hi there, During our brief time with the people at Lammas we spoke to them and whilst it may seem like a large gap between their way of life and ours they promote a lot of smaller ways to improve our relationship with the environment (utilising renewable energy, etc) and this does not necessarily translate to everyone needing to move away from cities; it won't be for everyone. We're glad you are participating in the discussion, however - all opinions can be valid! It is also good to note that this a documentary and so is merely a portrayal of this way of life and does not intend to act as a means of persuasion - only as a observation and a platform for discussion on alternative living. All the best, -Lime58
No one says this is a sustainable solution for everyone. The UK will always be a country with cities of millions. However, there could be thousands of eco-villages not unlike this one. It is a lot more productive than the sheep grazing it replaced. As for wasting water... it's their own spring in west Wales, the water returns from whence it came!
started just like that out here in iowa. just a crappy old camper and a little permaculture plot. now we have built a ton of buildings and have 2 businesses, lots of acres and orchards, perennial herbs of all types, its amazing to start with nothing and build it up, your own way! this beats the rat race in every way
I Love you all for being the people you are and i am glad we met and that is heart felt Love xxxxx woodstock
Ps trying to get magic rob to get me a lift for the jam ..
So refreshing to see this, there is hope for us all
🙏🏽🍀thanks for sharing! Opens my heart right up💓
So fantastic people!
love it
Hello folks look up growing oranges in Iowa and you will see a great way of growing quality food and a half buried Greenhouse made with scrap glass ect
But this is the difference between us and them there going out doing it, we are all still sat here watching them. I believe this is honestly the only way to reverse what we created
Great video!
Lucky Greetings Lobo
I love what you do. How many people live at the Lamas village?
Would love to come and learn from you so that we can attempt to replicate it in South Africa!!
Marie Botha very nice, but in SA you would need a fence, alarm dogs and a few guns to stay safe!!
@@mrgiantanthem y
I would love to live like this it's a shame because there isn't a lot of other places in the UK from what I can find legal ones anyway! 😢
me too. I still day dream of building a tiny house and living off grid here in Lincolnshire but land is the issue plus all the rules and regs.
Wonderful x
Good on ya .. just looking at prices for a small piece of land .. Myself .. subscribed and following ..
It looks amazing. How would a person come live a life like that? Is the adjacent land for sale or close by with the same planning rules?
There are similar projects currently looking for members.
@@gaiaslittlehelpers7099 of you have any links or info I would be very grateful, thank you
@Lime58films...Soft and very well done...it's a shame there were those that criticised Lammas we on the other hand embraced it.While not so Alternative we moved out bush 9 years ago as a transitional phase to get away from the stress society seems to create , we grow food we buy food we eat meat but the man still want's his bit of our existence by way of tax's.The only solace we have is that I only have to work 2 ,3 days per week at my job to satisfy his unjust greed...4
I love this. And funny you mentioned game of thrones right after i was done with season 7
Where is Lammas located? Can i join them to experience their way of living?
Lammas Eco Village, Glandwr, Pembrokeshire, W Wales.
What's the financial commitment the be able to take part for a couple of months to gain experience. I've always been out an outside worker, forestry mainly.
I'd love a reply this is what I've been looking for years, but I'm poor. Will that make a difference.
Thanx for the time.
I would of emailed but didn't know your address . Thanks ever so much.
With 3-400k input you could really really turn this place into something amazing. Your doing grand as it stands though
Great video, but the music is too loud.
Wonderful.
I wonder why it’s called Lammas. That word means a sheep in Finnish.
hi thanks for the video I am hoping to find out how to seal the yellow bags shown on Grand designs anybody got an idea please?
Wonderful
hold on, what about tinkers bubble somerset ? or are you only talking about wales ?
The title says "Lammas" and that's what this video is about. A commune in Wales.
Hi, I Have savings for a co hab of a new land purchase (not 50k an acre) for that place if your all being moved on. Paul.
A spare half acre for sale.?
yeah sure that'll be 200,000£ please
@@d_vrdlovec8724 It's on the market for approx 50k an acre - The owners flogging it off.. tons of unused acres around there for 3.5 - 10k an acre..
@@paulwarren9854 i find it hard to believe an acre you can build on would sell for 3.5k
is this village still going, I do hope so
Hi there! yes, Lammas is still up and running and they intend to for the long term future! We hope you enjoyed our short documentary, there is more information on the Lammas Eco Village in the description as well as links to our own other work, hope you stick around!
l like it
Do they have access to doctors?
Of course, it is UK with National Health System
There are helicopters which can reach remote locations quickly, and most residents have a car, which is a must in that remote place. Of course, a well equipped First Aid box is a necessity, and possibly a First Aid course as well, plus natural remedies.
Please can I buy myself at least a bedroom?
I can totally understand you guys wanting to do this but surely the point of it is to help the planet and feel free? I've looked into the one planet rules, do you not feel abit too controlled by the rules? I wouldn't feel the sense of freedom being monitored constantly. And what if someone with a job like a nurse wanted to live this lifestyle? They would have to quit their job in order to meet the one planet strict rules? I want this life but I'm not willing to be controlled by councils for it.
No one is obliged to quit their job, when living in Lammas. It's probably a necessity to earn an income outside the community. When I worked for 1 month at Lammas, May 2012, several residents left for a job elsewhere. In general, they were the most sane, in touch with the outside world without turning a hostile eye to it.
I don't know if rules have changed now, 10 years later, but I would be disappointed,
when rules are made as dogmas so that all who live in Lammas form a kind of cult.
Lammas means sheep in Finnish.
@IIWII yes I can see that they are humans and not sheeps. Why do you talk about sheep like it is a metaphor instead of one of the nature's creatures? Lost in symbolical forrest, are we? These people could be sheep farmers you know. One was from Wales after all.
It's also a festive event in the year, I believe a change of season.
Music makes it difficult to hear voices.
For those not aware, LAMMAS experienced a fire early in the new year, destroying the home of Simon and Jasmine Dale, who feature in this documentary.
If there are any who are interested in helping out, you can here: www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/jane-wells-2
-The Lime 58 team
Let the piggies live🙃
I find these settlements idealistic and fascinating, a dream I would live, but they are often in under populated areas like Somerset and Wales. As a Londoner I have witnessed enormous immigration into this small island, it is not sustainable especially as certain people coming in have it in their culture to have massive families. This is never taken into account by the liberal, free loving people that support mass immigration yet expect us to live in a green and pleasant land with it. We are a small island not Russia or Canada….
What happens when you need £100k cancer treatment?
Making sure that a healthy lifestyle and exercise are at the basis, is the best condition to start with. Cancer isn't a disease like the flu, there's a long time of disbalance in one's life that leads to such a destructive disease. When it's present, you might try a remedy called Chlorine Dioxide. Some causes of cancer have pathogens at the core. There's a protocol for cancer, with Chlorine Dioxide treatment.
It's the cheapest remedy in the world, and I've read testimonies of ex-patients too.
I hope you guys are not raising those pigs to be murdered so you can eat their body parts. :-(
Hi there! We would like to highlight that we are a film company and not the proprietors of Lammas. From what we understood, the pigs were there mostly to provide compost and remove food waste. Many of those within the community adhered to vegetarian lifestyles; however, their decisions are theirs and were not discussed in detail with us. We apologise if this has caused distress but we only meant to portray their world.
-Lime 58
In the grand scheme of things if God/The Creator/Allah/The Great Spirit was opposed to eating meat carnivores would not have been created...ie, lions, bears, wolves, T. Rex, Allosaurus, eagles, snakes, white bass, tuna, etc. To be integrated into Earth's cycle of life includes life sustaining food sources, whether animal or plant. To make a conscious choice to eat only plants is a worthy ideal but should not be forced on anyone by law or by judgement. Until we are able to survive on etheric energy or sunlight we have to sacrifice life to sustain life; remember, plants are living things also.
And to provide Eggs, surely?*
* And you just haven't lived until you've tried a foaming warm, fresh from the teat mug of full fat Sow's milk.
We don’t need to kill in order to live. Don’t take this into religion. Have a conscious.
@@daveembury602 Totally agree !!
To live in harmony with the natural world....means letting go of human supremacy and dominance over other species but yet you are not plant based. You say you leave it to the individuals in the community. Sorry but this does not sit well....
Whilst I personally agree with you, different people see the issue differently. However, it may interest you to know that there are similar projects being set up now which are plant based.
This seems like a middle class clicky bunch.
Depressing
This is BS. Look at the water being wasted at 6:04, not a second thought at all. Spouting on about how ppl shouldn't be in cities and everyone should be able to spread out and have their own shambled hut is greedy. There are too many people for this to be sustainable for everyone. Glad its working for you, but I doubt it is as efficient or good in the long run or for a large population like you seem to think.
Hi there,
During our brief time with the people at Lammas we spoke to them and whilst it may seem like a large gap between their way of life and ours they promote a lot of smaller ways to improve our relationship with the environment (utilising renewable energy, etc) and this does not necessarily translate to everyone needing to move away from cities; it won't be for everyone. We're glad you are participating in the discussion, however - all opinions can be valid!
It is also good to note that this a documentary and so is merely a portrayal of this way of life and does not intend to act as a means of persuasion - only as a observation and a platform for discussion on alternative living.
All the best,
-Lime58
Aye, well keep on documenting!
No one says this is a sustainable solution for everyone. The UK will always be a country with cities of millions. However, there could be thousands of eco-villages not unlike this one. It is a lot more productive than the sheep grazing it replaced. As for wasting water... it's their own spring in west Wales, the water returns from whence it came!
We may even be forced to return to this kind of lifestyle.
You really think that little bit of water is worth you complaining about?