Back To Nature Living In A Beautiful Tiny House Tent (Revisited) 

Yup. I wonder how their childhoods will fare in comparison to their peers, when the reach adulthood.

I grew up that way.. always climbing trees.. chasing frogs and dragon flies... swimming in the river.. hunting for wild fruits in the mountains,, those memories never dies in my heart and i wouldn’t trade any riches for them

@katy bourassa but good earth interaction

Right?

Any children with the name Grizzly or Fox, yeah.

it's funny because people moan at the cost of a house or even building one but then again, those people always live in the city. Generations relied too much on convenience that they forgot how to live without it. Just a bit of manual labor, some realistic savings that you don't have to stress your whole life to achieve and some people game enough to help you see it through to the end. You're good.

I agree!

I love the revisiting too, it helps show us what has worked for the home owners and if they'd do something different or how their journey has evolved. Love this!

Agreed! I'm very interested in the long term parts of living in alternative living spaces. Would love to see more videos like this.

Latesha

Hi 💓

Beto u said it right

Their boys are going to learn skills that some children do not have a chance to get.

Omg yes

Add a whole village while you're at it

What is their Instagram?

You mean Rasa & Bryce? Or Katie & Zac?

Check the Cali couple out.

I just came here from their first video and made that same comment.

@Lee Never thought of that actually. Ticks are a pain. I would not eat meat from a deer. Only eat beef fillet steaks. Mind you am not a great meat eater. Kind greetings from Switzerland.

1 11 wait till the leopards show up..

Dinner on the hoof lol. Shoot it before breakfast eat it for dinner and make clothing from the hide.

My parents have numerous deer, a flock of wild turkeys, a bear or two, ground hogs, raccoons, at least 7 skunks (which my sister fed for awhile. It was interesting because we learned that they have unique markings similar to zebras having different patterns of stripes. And they never sprayed anyone or anything.) along with a variety of snakes and smaller wildlife. They even had a cow in their backyard during their first year living in the house. Most of their property is timber and left alone, but the various wildlife have gone through the front and backyard throughout the seasons. When they had a husky the animals kept out of her area though a few got a little to close and became lunch. Their property borders the city limits and their not out in the country.

All us girls would totally agree with this. ;)

@@estherwatson-wynyard4234 - Well, as a straight guy with the ability to appreciate other guys for being handsome, I catch your drift. Lol.

@@KL-no4gu This has to be the wackiest comment of 2019

@@KL-no4gu So you had to bring politics into this amazing video? Growup!!!

@@laurad4822 Oh, Jesus. Give me a break. No one is forcing you to read my comments, right? And if you are that sensitive, then why are you here in the first place? Just a matter of time, until we're all censored anyway so relax. Besides, did this beautiful video get any less beautiful to you, after you read my comments? If so, then something is wrong.

I want to live in one

Me too!

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Jaye Tee Owe i like this channel comments so much positivity

Same here. I am looking for land in Southern Oregon. This family have really opened the doors of great ideas!

Yeah home schooled and no neighbors to interact with, that´s gonna do wonders for their social skills... Don´t get me wrong i love the idea of reconnecting with nature but i don´t know how good is for the kids to spend 100% of their time with their parents

Fer Soken to address your concerns let me say the kids will turn out just fine as long as the parents do their job in educating them. I raised my children in a remote area and homeschooled them until they went to high school and they had no problems at all. Actually they had one problem and that was with their education levels. They were so far ahead of their peers academically that they had to take mainly college prep courses and then graduated early. 2 of my children joined the military and 2 went straight to college on scholarships. All four did great out in the real world. The 2 in the army made rank so fast it was a good thing the army uniforms use Velcro now where the stripes go. The 2 that went straight to college found the course work so easy for them that they started simply challenging each course and getting 100% so they were able to simply skip most of the basic courses that freshmen usually take Also, all 4 had no issues socially. They all made friends easily and still have some of those friends to this day. If done properly raising children in a remote location is actually better than the alternative. Also, by raising our children the way we did my wife was able to be a stay at home mother by choice. She always had the choice and chose to stay home with our children. She did a fantastic job and deserves all the praise for her efforts. I was able to spend more time with my children than most fathers do because my job was flexible. I used to love bringing my kids to work with me lol Hope that answers your question Cheers mate

@@prepperjonpnw6482 nice

@@prepperjonpnw6482 i hope this story is true because the socialization part was one of my concerns too.. it also really comes down to what kind of people the children are too, but definitely the environment and the people they grow up with plays a huge role in how they turn out as adults. I'd love for my future family to have a life like the people in the video! I hope you and your family have the best life ever

Prepperjon Wow! Thank you for sharing!

ronch550 So true! I also think it’s true that it’s better to live in a hut debt free than in a gorgeous home with debt, stress & worries

Let me tell you the truth, u are 100% right about that. It's about time,we focus on happiness,more than luxury, for a better world.

A happy and blessed family. May God bless you and keep you nice folks. God bless America and the POTUS and all regardless. America is still a beautiful country. Pray for Trump and his team to Administrator Wisely and Appropriately. Shalom and Godspeed

Choice is good.

@@chichiudaku1805 why not have both?

true, I like these homes are built already. On tiny house nation type shows, they are for sale within a year many times, sometimes before it airs!

Andrea Davis an even hotter Hemsworth brother. That guy is mighty fine!

😂😂😂

Exactly what I was thinking hahaha

Yes and maybe a bit of a Paul Walker vibe??

lol I was thinking the same thing . 🔥

uh, only the nomadic tribes of the plains lived in 'tents'.

JSB Hmm so? She didn't say "all".

@JSB Hmm *So where did the others live? Apartment/Condo complexes?*

@@jsbhmm8232 I totally meant to say tipi/teepees!! My bad - i had "tent" on the brain after watching the video, but i meant the tipis/teepees that were conical shaped. Actually, tipis really are tents--they're round tents.

@@mutednoise8769 Wigwams, longhouse, chickees, igloos, adobe homes, caves...

Hello Golden

He’s not judgey.

Cuz rich people are always attractive

I used to think attractive people gravitated to outdoor lifestyles, but now I think outdoor lifestyles make people become attractive. Maybe it's a biochemical/endocrine thing.

Lol.. Not all of them

I guess it's because they're free from all the stress of living by other people's standards. I'll be joining them soon. 😀

😂 I am laughing but your observation is so true. I guess living a stress free life makes you look more attractive!!!

So many of these tiny house people do not own their own land and instead have their house on someone else's land. So it's refreshing seeing some actually own land.

I think they are in her parents back yard.

Hello Eve

You should watch the Tiny Cabana tour. The river she lives next to is amazing!

Yes. It's a beautiful river. I love the big rocks. I adore the family and their home.

Julie P sharing what his passion is at with other people with same interest. No brainer

Korina B who they are?

Korina B so true...

George Osboon God, family , country with no government

@@georgeosborn421 I can't say who we are since I'm in still in the system. Hope you get what I really mean.

🐜🦗🐝🐞🕷 Yes! How do all these people deal with bugs and no screens on windows or doors?! Mosquitoes would eat you alive!🦟🦟🦟

Good luck then

Donna Patton - It’s New Mexico.... not a lot of mosquitoes. But they do have tarantulas! 😱

@@donnapatton2219 and no snakes!

Rise Up From The Dead thats what we(some 30 year olds) went thru as child ren and love seeing them grow up with dirt and insects

Bin Lee Yeah i'm a 1994 so i were one of the last gen of children who actually were outside and ate dirt and climbed trees. Then the screens came and devoured us.

No smartphone or computer yet having their pictures posted on instagram.

@@TheTartarianMeltdown bruh kids still do that. I'm post 2000 and I started gardening at a young age

@@annaireinova3195 -they said the have technology but the. kids don't get on much.

EVCarGuy 🤣🤣

I know.

EVCarGuy lol

EVCarGuy, is that your real name? Grizzly & Fox may be nicknames.

My son’s nickname is Bull. It’s worked well for him.

yah there's something about it....nothing they built was for vanity, like they said it wasn't for "pinterest".....I mean the entire house cost $6,000?! One of my pet peeves is the wannabe hipsters who spend 100k on their tiny home builds.

I agree

Absolutely, nature is beautiful in every way, it's only when humans tamper with that it goes wrong. They've engaged with nature & they see its beauty, whereas society slaves driven by the media keep digging bigger holes, & never finding happiness.

What are the other homes in your top five?

Géraldine Noizet Vivement qu’ils viennent filmer les Tiny House en France.

we have this same tent and when attached to a platform and side rigging its VERY weather tough. Just requires yearly or every 2 years replacement of the big tarp.

Yeah I wouldn't want that in Florida... It couldn't withstand a hurricane.