Girl Living Off The Grid and Built Deep Hole Water Well 2022 

The same field where she dug the hole? Must be a large field, eh?

@@benlotus2703 sorry about my poor grammar.

So for real, how long would it take a human to dig that hole by hand, given those conditions.

@@Loonypapa by hand and with no tools, can't be done.

OSHA inspectors would have a coronary seeing someone in an unbraced pit like that.

Was thinking the same!

There's a whole team there. Like all such videos.

She is only the performer. The director of this movie is back of the caneras

My thoughts were exactly the same. I wanted to express I am looking for a wife. ..That is, until I have seen the dinner. :P

10/4

same here

There is no mystery. The pleasure is that she is doing all the work, while you are sitting in your easy chair watching her do it! :-)

@@campkohler9131 ok.

Looks more like a man ....

She has been blessed with will power. Everything else she learned through listening and hard work. I think she deserves to be recognised for having worked hard to achieve these skills.

@@vondahe totally agree with you there. I came to say the same thing but you beat me to it.

@@vondahe totally agree with you. She's a hard worker and a great learner. She did it herself...

You can see she's learned by watching builders or a builder has taught her. Well done ❤️

Hell yeah, I have soil with 80% rocks in it. Would love to have it that "easy".

@@DoctrineOfMayhem EASY? She works her a** off. She has the knowledge to do it too!

@@DoctrineOfMayhem Lol. I live in Canadian shield country. 3 inches of topsoil if that, and then all granite all the way down.

I hope she not from the West or you will never get laid, LOL!

You are kind. Love your channel too. Oginalii, Redding

Go to Mexico..

So, I'm not the only one here. She's a lovely creature.

😂😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@som.herr__ in ñ

@@som.herr__ only

Yeah, but like, these videos are edited

This is basic. Why would it need to be taught in school. You think people can't figure out how to did a hole?

No as a matter of fact - most youth would probably not know - you would be surprised at the lack of knowledge - some people don’t know the difference from “did and dig “

@@fairgrow420 You are probably right but when did it become the governments job to teach basic survivability? 🤔 Shouldn't parents be expected to provide that? Most governments want dependency on them instead of self reliance. It gives them more power over the people. So if you want something done it's best to start doing it yourself. Institutions try to avoid things that make them weaker.

@@cannowuppass8214 love that response brother - wow, humbled - and glad to meet and correspond. I thought you may have just been trying to make a “smart” comment. Then to read the reply, shows your intent and respect for humanity and nature. The things we can do is try and be the change we want to see in the world - and be the example to others. As you said get out there and start doing things. Hope to stay in touch. Would be great to start a communication link - maybe to try develop something beneficial for both our communities and be a leading example - just an idea 💡- take care my friend

@@fairgrow420 Love your country and hate to see what is happening there. I spent four months over there working with ya'll SAS when I was still in the service. What ever the government gives they can take away and turn us into slaves. The most obedient slaves are the ones that don't know they are.

Так ведь обвалится строение...

😂😂

Lol…She does have some mad skills though!

She also built the ladder! 😂

🤔...maybe

YA RIGHT

Centuries of knowledge via culture is how she does this. This is one example of what is lost when people willingly relinquish or are robbed of their own culture.

can you imagine us trying to build nice things like that out of mallee stumps lol

All depends on how deep the water table is. In the UK where I live the water table is over 50' deep and if I were to be caught digging a well, the council would shut me down in an instant. We have water delivered to the taps but there is Fluoride and all sorts of disgusting things in it, and is why I distill it before touching it. It is fast becoming a dictatorship in this country, I would love to move to one of the great lakes in Canada and live in peace by the shore. I suppose we all have to have a dream :/

@@davewallace5008 Canada is ... also a NWO collectivist nightmare. If we want to be free, we might have to overthrow tyrants ... OR find another planet.

and its crazy because there are a bunch of charities that raise money to build wells in africa. i always wondered why they dont just get up and dig one.

OMG That’s the same thing I thought the first time I watched her! To funny 😂😂

We can all do wherever we want if we have a passion and even make money to live on all by utilizing RU-vid .

@@MrCbell57 I agree wholeheartedly 💜

Dude, she made a well that she was afraid to get wet, then ate snails. Chill

You are 100% +

YES !

I'm not saying that what she did isn't impressive, because it is only that the skills are still commonly passed on from parents in rural areas to both sexes... She either doesn't have a choice because of being poor, or she had a lot of time to do it while living in the village with her family. But I don't think she did it out of need because she had the land to do it on. I'm not saying that what she did isn't admirable, I don't have the skill, but you do realize that the filming was done over a long period of time and then speeded up? Even farmers who are used to hard work in the sun cannot work all day but must seek shelter from the sun and have a siesta. She could have made it over several dry seasons! I sometimes see huts and shelters for farm workers to shelter during the hottest part of the day, and as a "holiday cottage".

It's fake, Brett. Use those last IQ points you have

Lol

I'm sorry but this safety obsession just kills this sort of project, experience and good sense is more than enough, this lady has both in abundance.

@@marcusrawlinson5024 Safety observation. Not obsession. I'm sure OSHA would absolutely approve this method for workers in the U.S. This is a third world method, far behind every safety standard known to date. I'm trying to give advice for her own survival, not please your interest.

Enough people are dumb enough not to understand what is dangerous and what is not. It's totally okay to take care of them. You are stupid if you lough about that.

I'm sure soil type plays a big part, but not working all alone would offer some safety.

Yeah. It's almost like it wasn't hand dug...............................

sadly lack of compassion though, by destroying the red Ants nest :-( as many other people doing the same thing on YT from this country.

Remember that the Lord Jesus Christ died on a cross for you because He loves you so much. He then rose up from the dead three days later. The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, (most of us are lying thieving blasphemous adulterer at heart and deserve hell) you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross. By believing that Jesus died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later and not just confessing your sin, but also repenting of all sin you have done and putting all your trust in Him in prayer, He will grant you everlasting life as a free gift.

@@dove3853 Are you insane or just gullible

These shows are fake.

@@dove3853 I remember

@Bill Pii you and I are rebellious sinners who rebelled against The Holy God. The Bible says that all liars have their part in the lake of fire. So one lie is enough to go to hell. But what did God do for guilty sinners who deserve hell? He became a Human being, Jesus Of Nazareth, suffered and died on the cross and took the punishment for the sin of the world. The Ten Commandments are called the moral law, you and I broke the law, Jesus paid the fine. That’s what happened on that cross. That’s why He said: it is finished, just before He died. What you have to do to be saved, is to confess and repent your sins, trust in Christ alone. And believe that He died on the cross and rose up from the dead 3 days later. Please think about this because everyday around 150.000 people die.

If you think she does all this herself well...........

​@@1414141x Chris, sadly by the comments? They do ?? I have been in construction for 50 years. Using Pythagorus's theory, the volume of that hole is about 280 to 300 cubic feet compacted. That's a bloody lot for one small lady to dig all on her own (a large truck load) and she is still brand spanking clean with no dirt on her top or in her hair when she climbs out at 1 min.46. Notice no truck load of spoil, maybe 5 or 6 barrow loads with lots and lots of footprints and tracks. A lot of dirty muddy workers out of sight away from the camera I would imagine. Che is very clever, an excellent tradesperson and very competent and running a good team. 😃👍 Good luck to her, judging by the views she would be making a handsome income

@@woofersagainstviolence5349 How do you calculate the volume of a cylinder using Pythagoras’s theorem? I always use pi to do it.

​@@thechumpsbeendumped.7797 Hey Chumpster, same same. With Pi. So old Pythe's theory is "the square on the hypotenuse is equal to, the sum of the squares of the other 2 sides. Typically, 3sqd + 4sqd =5sqd. IE 3x3=9 + 4x4=16 which equals 5x5 is 25. That is a right angled triangle, that you can use on the 1st corner of your house set out all the other walls, alcoves and boundary setbacks. You can use that principle to work out the height of your cylinder and many other probs. π = 22/7 or 3.1416 for ease of calcs. So the Volume of a cylinder is V=Bh which is the area of the Base X by the height. So in the case of this ladies well, which we will assume is say 6 Feet across. The area = the radius sqd x by Pi which is 3x3x 3.1416 which equals 28.2744 sq ft. Now at the 1min02sec on her video when she puts the 7 rung ladder in the hole 2 spaces and 2 rungs are poking out. Guessing the rungs look about 2 ft apart that means there are 5 rungs and the 2 one ft legs. So we have a hole approx 9 feet deep by 28.2744 which in turn equals 254 cubic feet. So I apologise for my premature 280 to 300 cubic ft compacted soil. However at 1 min 44sec when she hits water, the full ladder is in the hole so it must be 12 or 13 ft deep which would equal about 360 cubic ft. Divide that by 27 to get cubic yards and you get 13.3 multiplied by the bulking factor of 1.25 and you have approx 16.5 cubic yards of excavated soil. That is 2 almost full tip trucks of material to take away??? Where has all that soil gone to Chumster? I think that lil Lady has a lot of helpers, judging by all the footprints. Have a good one Cuz. 👍

@@woofersagainstviolence5349 I don’t know why you wrote all that waffle? In short, you can’t use Pythagoras‘s theorem to calculate the volume of a cylinder, yes or no? That’s all I asked and I didn’t need a 5th-grade mathematics class. FYI I’ve been using his theorem to square things since I was a kid over 50 years ago when I used to help my father lay out building foundations. As for the rest of your pointless and imo inaccurate diatribe. You state you think the rungs are 2 feet apart, that would make her significantly taller than 6ft coz she is just over 3 rungs in height. I know a lot of east asians and they're rarely much over 5 ft 4in in height. I’m estimating the true height of each rung is 16 inches plus the thickness of the bamboo so let’s call it 18 inches. Check out when she’s climbing the ladder and her knee is level with the next rung up to confirm this? Also when she climbs out there are only 6 rungs in the hole plus the legs that have sunk into the mud so I’m estimating the depth to be nearer 8.5-9ft when the slope of the ladder is accounted for but I’ll round up to 10ft to be generous to you. The width of the hole is roughly triple the width of the ladder as can be seen when she climbs out at 1:48. The ladder's width appears to be roughly the same as the distance between rungs so let’s call it 18 inches for the sake of argument. 3x18=54in plus 4 inches to account for the bamboo = 58 inches or 4ft10in (4.83ft /2= 2.41) Area of the base would be approx 2.41 x 2.41x 3.141= 18.23 ft.² base x height or 10x1.23 = 182ft.³ (6.75yd.³ compacted or 8.44 loose) or half of your rather inflated guesstimates. As for disposal of dirt or the number of footprints, they are both irrelevant because; 1. I couldn’t care less about what she did with the dirt. For all I care she and/or her construction team, if they exist could dig another hole and bury it. 😉 2. The number of footprints there are would be broadly similar if there were 1person or 10 people digging. Try thinking about it? If you don’t know why the number of footprints is irrelevant drop me a reply and I’ll explain it to you. FYI The chump being referred to in my channel's name is not me but as your observation skills appear to be lacking it's no surprise to me that you thought it did. See if you can work out who it references?

@@politically_incorrect_717 I think you need glasses, because even if she is pretty, millions aren't going to simp for her.

@@politically_incorrect_717 simp is a gem z term, I suggest you look it up

@@politically_incorrect_717 simp does not mean sympathetic

Is that possible?

@@Wigwhom86 oh lad 👦

Don't worry, Stephen, they have it easy over there too. There are tools off camera that helped dig that hole. I know you have a brain injury so that's why I'm not abusing you for your low IQ.

You got it right

these are known to be rigged where they use heavy machinery and then cut and edit portions no gloves or anything a hole that big manual she would be sweating and have blisters

@@joehay6808 its amazing most ppl think it's real

Its real

@@markmeldrum2155 I dug a 5 x 5 foot hole once. The hole in this video would have taken one person about 2 weeks 8 hours a day and very muscular. This isn't real

Facts 👍🏻

She's risking her life. Is it worth it just to avoid basic safety measures?

And no roots

SAND

@@michaelafrazier3387 Yes, a very deep, very fine sand until she hit the mud and water. Think of a fine, sandy beach.

I'm in New Mexico and I'm hand-digging a Jack & Jill well like this. I'm laughing at the "deep" in this video's title. Mine will likely be at least five times deeper than this before I find water.

I think you will find that most persons in their countries have those skills without having the degrees. Most persons in our countries 100 or 200 years ago had those skills also, but we lost them as we became more 'technological'.

I think “degreed” engineers could learn a lot from people like her.

I agree.. One can be educated and be skilled and hardworking and still choose to set an example by showing that the main resource is oneself. It's not necessary that having other resources precludes you from being hardworking or being hands on.

@Wildlife warrior...for you to assume she doesn't have a degree, makes you the worse of 2 evils

someone with a degree would not climb into a hole that was not reinforced.

I agree it should be braced for safety. Makes me wonder how many people have died from collapsing wells as they were dug. Awesome lady though she'll make someone a great wife. Tough and beautiful. Best Wishes & Blessings. Keith Noneya

It's actually a heavy, clay soil, which is why it's not collapsing around her. A sandy soil would not have maintained those vertical faces. Nonetheless, she shouldn't be doing this. She is putting her life at extreme risk totally unnecessarily.

@@fepeerreview3150 Nope definitely sandstone.

You do know these are faked, right?