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I’m so excited for you guys. Was the dirt work expensive? That amount of work would be exorbitant here in WA State. Love ❤️ your channel and the progress you’re all making. Great rewards awaits you and your family.
Heb je video met belangstelling bekeken; wil op ons land in Z-Frankrijk ook swales aanleggen om water vast te houden; snap niet 100% wat je doet met dat A-frame ... heb je daar ergens een link over (ik snap dat je de contouren volgt en armee / markeert) maar snap niet wat je doet met dat houten frame.... #durftevragen
to answer your question: I'm glad you say 'homestead lifestyle', because I think a real homestead is out of my reach. But I do what I can to grow (more and more) 'edibles' and do other activities I consider part of the homestead lifestyle (like making and repairing my clothes). I started that lifestyle step by step. Probably the biggest struggle is: to think 'I can not do that ...', to fight your own negative thoughts.
Than you Moreno, great videos and content. My wife, 2y old son and me are starting similar project in Croatia. We had 2 options, 4 hectars land in the mountain (990m altitude) or 1h mediteranian dry climate land. We decided for the small one, as it is closer to the shore, infrastructure etc. We are building a house there. This is the down point, as hous is draining all our money and energy. We have started gathering infrastructure for homesteading/farming, but transitioning from city life and present yob has to be posponed until hous is usable for living. Hope to transfer in next year and start 100% homsteading and farming of the land.
I've been watching other homesteaders in Portugal and were frustrated when I saw how they struggle with the water issue during the dry months. None of them tried swales and are just complaining of low ground water. I am so happy to see you taking the initiative of water retention in your soil. I foresee great success in your venture although it is going to be a tough journey.
I saw it done with Life Reimagined, sadly their plans had to come to a stop due to changing laws & regulations..after 2 yrs still waiting. I hope the government will work with the people bringing new insight and knowledge to change the landscape and society in the countryside for the better..
Portuguese farmers have always built swales and dams for water retention but Portugal is by the ocean , it looks very dry during summer and it doesn't rain but the humidity is very high , they have to build a tunnel , the hot air in the dark and cooler tunnel will condense water and create a stream to feed the swales , wells and ponds. I just checked the weather for the next 10 days in central Portugal and temps will be between 16ºc during the night and 37ºc during the day , the humidity will be between 90 and 100% by the coast and between 80 and 90 in the interior. There is more water in the air than in the ground , most rural properties have water mines , they just collapsed or are blocked as they need regular cleaning because only stones , no cement , were used to build them and the dirt gets through the walls and celling. Here you can see a water mine. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JRMSG7j8omk.html
A Dutch farmer is bound to dig swales, Dutch farms use them to regulate the water level for their fields and they’re used to retain as well as drain water, we call them “sloten” plural and “een sloot” singular.
@@terra7066 pretty sure by the looks of it, they are somewhere in the middle interior of the country, maybe more to the north. The real issue is the northern interior, that area is extremely dry during summer, going bellow 20% on a regular basis, so i believe they will be ok as long as they manage their resources sustainably
I am half-crying while watching this. When I was still in high school, several people offered to help me go to college as long as it's an agriculture course. I refused, not having any appreciation for it. I wanted to go to the big cities and live the "high-end" life. Shortcut to present, I did finish college and now have a successful corporate career... only to realize that what I really wanted was already offered to me 15 years ago, and I totally missed it. It took me that long to realize what really matters to me! And now, my heart hurts with yearning to be able to start something like you guys have now... Right at the time when I'm drowning in debt and bills and parenting and everything. In the next 2 weeks, I am leaving the city life with my partner and our 1 year old boy, find a little piece of land in the province that we can call our own, with the very little money we have. People around us may think we're crazy, but it doesn't matter. Better take risks now than regret another 15 years of my life. Thank you for your video. It gives me additional inspiration.
This guy knows what he's doing. Mulching bunds, swales, water retention. Definitely cares for the environment. Probably been involved in earthworks among other things
the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and ask The LORD for HIS Salvation for those who seek will find and those who knock the door will be open unto them, no man is good, all are in need of salvation, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen
The amount of work they put into this project and the sheer ingeniousness of it all really takes your breath away. It was super nice to have a few of the gimmicks explained and to have an overall view. I so hope they continue to find happiness in building their homestead. It's a marvelous undertaking and it is so very interesting to watch it grow. Thank you for taking us with you on your journey.
the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and ask The LORD for HIS Salvation for those who seek will find and those who knock the door will be open unto them, no man is good, all are in need of salvation, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen
In Australia some areas are very arid. What we do is have a 3 metre veranda around the house. This stops the heat beating in the windows and helps cool the house, This also helps asthe extra roof surface area aids in catching more rainwater, which can be stored for later. I would dig a huge hole where you want the house and concrete it making an underground tank and have a suspended slab over the top and then build the house on top of that. This would always have cool flooring in the summer. These are just ideas to kick around. Aussies are very good at managing water in arid areas.. Good luck, you are doing a good job. However don;t go clearing the land until you are ready to use it. Something in the soil is better than nothing. Roots stabilize the soil and plants produce carbon in the soil. Bare ground just dries it out and makes it un fertile.
They could build the house half underground too and have a glass wall on the south side, which will reduce heating and cooling costs. These things are so simple, but impact the liveability of the house forever. Seems like they don't have a lot of top soil. I wonder about the economics of this block. It's isn't impossible to get it productive, but they will need a lot of organic matter = more dollars. Growing season will be short with hot summers. Many plants will bolt early. They would eventually benefit from using greenhouses to control temps better, but then that's hard on this block with its steeper slopes. Good luck to them. I presume they have a market to sell stuff within 30 minutes drive
@@helicart Well if plants bolt early, surely one is trying to grow the wrong things- there must be edible plants more suited to the climate than temperate climate veg favourites which are prone to bolting in warm weather.
@@crystalhealing847 I know nothing about feng shui, but in Aussie Farmer's idea the water isn't running under the house, just collecting there. A pond rather than a stream.
Amazing! My biggest struggle is that I don't own land and am alone because I lost my man in an accident. But I am on it and surprising many people. As a graduated biologist and professional gardener it is my dream too to have an own farm somewhere in this world. Thank you for your inspiring videos.
Hi Kati, I'm so sorry to hear that. That's terrible. Wish you all the best and good luck on your journey. I hope that my content can somehow support you and inspire you to keep going forward. Take care.
Hi there Kati ! I have land in Baja California Mexico to share with 2 other co-owners ! Lots of infrastructures and permaculture practices started bur need other land stewards to continue the journey. I am located between Sierra and pacific ocean.
@@mariechantalasselin1820 I'm in California central Valley. Been looking for something similar to what you described. I'm a permaculture gardener with degree in Agricultural Business. Let's talk.
@@mariechantalasselin1820 that sounds great but I will just be able to leave Germany in 2 years. These days I even started selling flowers because people here like good quality. My main crop is yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius). Long time ago I spent 3 childhood years in Chile where I learned castellano.
Dear Dutch Farmer. Your plans sound delightful! May the Good Lord help you and strengthen you all for the hard work and prosper you for it. Your place is already lovely.
In most cases those regions aren't necessarely dry, its just lost of native old growth trees increased temperature and decreased rainfall by a lot. That's just one of the reason of why this kind of projects are amazing
Utmost RESPECT! This planet would have a real chance to a better future if there were more modern pioneers like you and your wonderful family. Best luck and all happiness you deserve in your new life.
I am also Dutch and will move to Portugal in September. I have bought 2 plots in Soajo in the north. One of the plots is mostly grapevines but also other fruits. Hope to learn from your videos, but it is also fun to watch. Good luck in the (near) future. Cheers.
while you are still in Holland, we are praying for all Dutch Farmers. so very proud of you. So bly Hollandse bloed is in my are. Love from South Afrika
How exciting for you! I wish you the best of luck. Do take advantage of water harvesting. I think that, combined with other regenerative methods, could be what enables us to survive climate change - and the migration it causes - without the return of a world at war, if we can get it adopted widely enough.
Oh for fuck sake, we don't need more rich people from other countries driving land prices up, local experienced farmers already struggle to expand and now retired bored wealthy people come to take their places.
Very good and inspirational video. As a Portuguese native, I'm learning a lot from you on how to do things in my own country. Obrigado e cumprimentos desde Portimão.
You are truely Amazing! I hope your children realise how lucky they are as they grow. I’m sure they are going to be extraordinary adults. I wish you all the best in your future. Kind regards from a little island on the east coast of Australia 🥕🌻👍🏿
@@TheDutchFarmer No, Macleay, south of Magnetic, but I have friends there. So beautiful . You have traveled here I’m guessing. I like living here in Australia, away from the world lol. I do like seclusion.
You should try a floating garden in your pond (or make another one) and just make a largee scale hydroponics setup that can provide food all year round (assuming heat isn't an issue with the plants)
I was amazed at them making Swales and a pond and explaining as to why they were doing this. The thought, planning and attention to detail in their projects is very inspiring. Thank you for taking us on your journey. Ik wens jou en je gezin heel veel succes. Greeting from the UK.
You can tell this is just the beginning of something amazing. Sending blessings and well wishes to all of you from the Yukon, Canada. Keep inspiring others!
In it you said “I hope this inspires you” Well it did! I own 10.5 acres and it’s set up much like yours is. We just have a lot wetter climate here and colder. But I loved the order you showed in doing things. We too did access first. We are currently working on water. Can’t wait to see more.
Hi! Woah sounds amazing!! Where are you based? Im looking for a good place that is not too hot and dry... Although I think Portugal is beautiful, I think its too hot for me :) How did you find your place? Thank you!!!
the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and ask The LORD for HIS Salvation for those who seek will find and those who knock the door will be open unto them, no man is good, all are in need of salvation, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen
It's breathtaking what you've been able to realize with the tight budget and in such a short period of time. I'm glad to see, that there are people like you and your family. You gave back so much to the environment and the people around you. My greatest respect for the exceptionally great performance. Best wishes from Bavaria Germany
the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and ask The LORD for HIS Salvation for those who seek will find and those who knock the door will be open unto them, no man is good, all are in need of salvation, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen
Ik kijk al jaren naar homesteaders over de hele wereld hier op youtube en droom er al heel lang van zelf later ook zoiets te beginnen. Om dan nu Nederlanders te zien die dit ook in het buitenland opzetten is super inspirerend en motiverend. Ik blijf jullie zeker volgen, onwijs gaaf!!
Transforming the “dead” back to life. Planning yet implementation with a single minded determination to make it work. What a sense of satisfaction to witness the successful capture of rainwater in your swales! All that beautiful fruit, all those beautiful potential gardens! I salute you! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
You've got to love the Dutchman, who continues to take land that seems barren or water logged and reclaim it. It's in their blood, the ingednuity. People have done this for centuries in Israel. Looking forward to see the progress.
From that video i can say that dutch people are great with waters. No wonder they built a whole city near the sea and they have canals which rarely cause any trouble in the netherlands. Kudos to you guys and keep teaching us how we can have water storage and how to store more and more water in dry areas. Thank you ♥️ love from pakistan
I am a South African living in the Netherlands ( hoping to move to Portugal too) i can tell you the Dutch are really ingenious with all kinds of technology….they started with a swamp and made an efficient first world country that leads the way in so many fields!
Hasham bhai, I'm an overseas born Pakistani and would love to come back and resettle one day in Pakistan and especially would love to start implementing such systems in the parts of Pakistan that need it most. I've been watching Andrew Millison who gives a lot of detail about permaculture and features a lot of good examples, including some inspiring examples from rajasthan, India. There's plenty we can do to help Pakistan. Hopefully I'll be there one day soon and getting my hands dirty myself to see this important work get done
Wow! So much done in 6 months! It’s taking me weeks just to get 2 blueberry plants potted, & they’re going in the one pot! I’ll be so interested to see how this plot develops.
Moreno...you are a wise man with a great vision who possesses the skills, abilities, and determination to make it all happen! You have made a great amount of work look like it was simple but I'm sure there have been many long days with a lot of learning curves along the way. Continue to stay focused and you will see the benefits of your hard work pay off. Thanks for teaching us during your homestead journey and for allowing us to 'visit' you each week! Happy for you and proud of you, Moreno!
Awesome more than inspiring. The filming is amazing and your clear explication of the most important part of preparing the land... I am 77yrs young and I am looking forward to building a beautiful healthy Permaculture Food Forest in Cederberg Area SA... I am going to use Quantec Technology to assist me with the rejuvenation of the land... This technology is extremely useful for discovering natural information about the land and transmitting energy into the soil, trees, water and planting of fresh produce... I am looking forward to your future videos... Sending you love and blessings to you and your family always... Shalom Shalom Shalom 🔯
Vind het leuk om vanuit Canada te kijken wat jullie allemaal doen. Wij wonen hier bijna 28jaar. Nu allebei retired. 15 maanden geleden is een vriend van ons ook naar Portugal vertrokken. Mooi huis lots fruitbomen. Ik wens jullie veel Geluk met je kindertjes. Op jullie nieuwe dream plekken of the world. God bless.
So happy for you that you own your own piece of land. Ownership is the biggest energy boost possible.
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Hi, greetings from Czechia. Thank you for sharing this. The question how to deal with heavy rainfalls and then dry months is very actual also in Central Europe. As written in other comments, it's super to see how you guys work on it.
Agree. My parents bought 27 acres or "wasteland" on a tropical island when I was a child. They turned that 27 acres in a permaculture food forest long before there was any name to it. As i grew on the farm I learned from my parents. They grew varieties of veggies, 12 different fruits, 4-5 types of berries, seveat. Varieties lentils & beans, cows for milk, butter, cheese and lassi, goats for meat, bulls to plough, chickens for eggs and meat. All home-mDe compost, fertilizer, ect. My dad design and hand-dug water catchment, cesspool, a well. We were one of the most well-to-do families in that rural village. From that homestead farm my dad was able to open up his dream photography studio in town 4-5 miles away. Other people sought his knowledge and built their farms around us. In couple weeks my entire family is going to the island to visit and see our family homestead. It's a 16 hour flight and 2.5 hours drive from the airport. My parents Re long gone but their permaculture farming technique lives on in us. My siblings practice permCulture as well.
You've done so much in 6 months! Incredible and truly inspiring. I moved to Portugal two months ago with the dream of doing just the same thing. The biggest struggle, (aside from finances) is finding like-minded people who have the same dream. I would like community around me and to accomplish homesteading with a small group of people.
I love seeing the progress you guys have made and in such a short timeframe - kudos to you - very inspirational for our next farm - almost finished rehabilitating our first vineyard - a lot of sweat and tears to be sure.
@13:58 this..... nothing beats lookin at the stars....with the sound of soft wind blowing thro the trees....as the moon peeks past the peaks yess....i wud meditate there...
Your project is incredible and reminds me of "Apricot Lane Farms" of John and Molly Chester with the difference that their farm was abandoned and you create it from the bottom up. My very deepest respect for your enthusiasm and knowledge, will to make it and from the bottom of my heart I wish you success in every way! Looking forward your journey!
Just Bravo! I am at this point where we need to invest our 1acre after living on it for a year with a newborn and 2 puppies (labradors)... Now your video is a real motivation with a clear step by step method. Thank you for sharing this great inspiring work! (from Mauritius)
This is amazing! We'll be following this from now on - we have so much to learn. We just bought a 62 acre island on a lake in the Canadian wilderness - it's the dream of a lifetime!-
Thank you for sharing your life with us. At 70 and one who has grown their own food, I am impressed how you stayed focused and achieved the outcome you planned for. So many younger members of society give up when they encounter the hard ground, metaphorically speaking, as they reach for their dreams. Has climate change altered any of your plans. I live on the east coast of the US 70 miles west of Washington DC, in the northern Shenandoah Valley at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Several years ago the ground was cracking opening open from the lack of rain. In certain spots you could walk across the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers and only wet your ankles. Now it’s raining so much the ground is moist most of the time.
I am so happy I have found your project! I was wondering with all the other you tubers that have bought land in central portugal, who was going to finally apply some permaculture principles with regards to rain water harvesting and regenerate the land. I am sure the excellent work you have done requires quite a bit of money and a lot of knowledge and experience. Hopefully you will be a great inspiration to many!
I have done the same (much smaller on 1600 m2 piece of land on Aegean Coast of Turkey). I know exactly what hard work it is, and have to say, I have much much much respect for all you have acheeved in a small time frame of 6 months. Wow!!!!
Wonderful! What you have accomplished thus far is amazing. I recently left my engineering job and have turned to agriculture and creating a large garden with land restoration for a non-profit on the Navajo Nation. I have adopted your market gardening methods and have taken an abandoned site, and in just under 3 months I have made a huge difference. I love your channel and just wanted to commend you on what you're accomplishing. It is channels like yours that gave me the initiative and courage to leave the research field and go all-in to homesteading and sustainable agriculture. I look forward with excitement to see how your new homestead grows. Cheers mate!
Thanks so much for showing this longer-term view! Many processes take a lot of time and just aren't that visible if not presented like this. I hope you post similar video's in the future, very educational and inspiring. Greetings from Amsterdam!
Putting the water back into the ground was how those lands got farmed for hundreds of years. Having said that one of the methods I use in Australia for druight gardening is the Wicking bed, the other method I use is Aquaponics. Wicking beds are easier to do than aquaponics and make using natural fertilizer tea to add nutrients back into the ground very simple. One other point I would bring up is the magnificent way your approaching the task at hand. Drought prone areas can be rehabilitated and the way your doing it is one of the few that work. The natural springs increase and even neighbours will notice the difference over time. Keep it up.
It's so amazing how much you and your wife got done already! Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I look forward to all your new episodes! Stay safe and healthy.
We have started our own journey here in senegal, west Africa. Lots of work and water is definitely the priority. Not for the weak of heart...long journey but the intention is to help ourselves and others. With the help of Allaah we will succeed
Such a brilliant place. I live in a small apartment with a yard. And I have turned the entire yard into a food and flower garden. My next step is to aquire land, build a self sustainable house and expand to growing all the food I eat. Thank you for your videos and inspirations. I look forward to seeing your place evolve.
Thank you for this video. Moving soon to a rural area. Starting from scratch with very little money. Praying for all Dutch Farmers that are in Holland. Staan sterk. Great video. Love from South Africa
I am so glad you are back and found your own land! I watched all your older videos and wondered where you went for the past year. Glad to see you in my recommended videos again!
Wow you have achieved so much in such a short space of time You are so knowledgeable Thank you for sharing your journey I can’t wait to follow your continued progress
Really loved your skills re the land and liked your Australian Shepard .. we have two. Great for your young family... all the best and keep the faith ... well done
Thank you very much for the wisdom and inspiration, in 20 days I will leave Belgium with my wife for our 10 hectares that we bought last year in Portugal, it is a real pleasure to see the work done on your land, good continue Aho
Thank you for all the inspiration. I've enjoyed watching all your videos and especially this one, since this is what have i dreamt about for quite some time now. Biggest issue is leaving Denmark since we have family and friends here, schoolling of our childrens (im not sure home schooling is for us), but this abundance with self-sustaning farming, warmer climate, independence, more time with family weighs way much more. Seeing how you do things, how you approach the challenges is inspiring.
Glad to see that you covered the open "soil " with straw or something like. Soil building is probably be the most important thing you can do. I have never had the challenge you have but have built Soil on 3 property's in my lifetime. At your age you will reap all you sow and the joy of your labor.
Very inspiring & practical with words of wisdom. Love it, and look forward to every step of your journey. God Bless You & Your Family. Have a Blessed Day.
I sold my land in Portugal and bought land in Cachoeiras de Macacu, Brazil. The weather in Cachoeiras de Macacu, in the state of Rio de Janeiro, is perfect.
Wat een geweldig avontuur wat jullie zijn aangegaan, en wat een fantastische video om dit met ons te delen!! Een perfecte mix van agrarische kennis en wetenschap, passie en planning! Het geheim ligt denk ik in hoe gestructureerd jullie alles doen van A tot Z, wat zo complex is met alle variabelen van de natuur. Anyway echt flabbergasted door deze video en super benieuwd naar het vervolg van dit levensproject, veel succes!!
Very interesting video, I'm curious to see the progress and how your develop your plot of land. Make sure your property is fire proof, or at least fire resistant. As a portuguese, I can't stress this enough. The dry, hot summer months in Portugal cause countless forest fires, and as morbid as it sounds, you do not want to find yourself trapped in your property if your surroundings are burning. I'm sure you'll find a clever way to deal with it!
the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and ask The LORD for HIS Salvation for those who seek will find and those who knock the door will be open unto them, no man is good, all are in need of salvation, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen
the Kingdom of GOD is coming…“Silver is for the kettle, and gold for the furnace, but The LORD is the tester of hearts- Bible” your heart is like discovered silver, dirty and not pure, when silver is purified it is melted over and over, to the point that when it’s melted and glows red hot, it is pure enough to see your own reflection in the puddle, so also does the LORD purify your heart, till HE can see HIS own reflection in it, seek the LORD and be reborn, ask The LORD to renew and restore you, repent and ask The LORD for HIS Salvation for those who seek will find and those who knock the door will be open unto them, no man is good, all are in need of salvation, Jesus died so that our sins will be wiped away and so that we could be made new, seek The Kingdom of GOD for if you would be wise you would be wise for yourself, pick up your cross and deny your flesh and follow the path of GOD, for The Kingdom of GOD is at hand, in JESUS MIGHTY NAME Amen and Amen
Amazing planning. Respectful of the landscape that will eventually blend in that you will think that it’s been there for years. Great ideas and gives many ideas on how to maximize a landscape but working it to both advantages of the homeowner and how the landscape functions as a whole. First time viewer subscribed
Damn, this is so beautiful. Most people would achieve that much within maybe like three years but you were unbelievably fast. Seeing this really inspires me.
Love the channel and content. The only concern I see is having the trees so close to the road. as they grow and flourish the road will become less accessible due to the encroachment of the tree line. capturing as much rainfall as possible through a pond catchment, swales, or the use of above ground rainwater catchment from future roof is the preferred solution for your climate zone. Handeemans channel also has a ground level catchment system that would be ideal for your terrain. It is both efficient at catching rain and inexpensive as well. I live in central Texas where we average about 26 inches (80 cm) of rainfall a year. We utilize 20000 gallon above ground storage to collect roof runoff. it cost us about the same as a comparable well.
After WW2 a Dutch couple moved into our neighborhood in Alabama USA. They had an extra lot and put in a lovely garden and watered it with channels dug between the rows. It was beautiful.
I'm so amazing at what you've done! You are so thoughtful and I cannot wait to see what's to come!! I love the balance between living and creating. Good for you for making a place of solitude and fun as well as doing the work for your future. :)
