The audio is not loud in this video because our desktop is down for repair and all we have right now to edit videos is our iPhone. I couldn’t make many adjustments but decided to upload anyway.
We’re digging in here at the farm and starting to tackle some projects. This week it was a crude retaining wall made from madera negra logs, the same trees used in Costa Rica’s living fences. Will they take root and form a permanent structure? We have no idea! But over time, we’re going to find out!
00:00: morning on the mountain with kittens and an unhappy parrot
00:52: garden spots for yuca, okra, culantro, etc.
05:29: baby fern trees
05:53: unidentified vine
06:16: spot for future plunge pool
06:55: black river sand
08:06: we got the bus stuck
08:30: raised garden bed with madera negra
09:00: living fences
09:42: more about the raised garden bed and madera negra
10:55: recap and closing thoughts
Backstory:
Michel and Rhonda made a decision in 2020 to break from their "legacy brand" home countries (France and the U.S.) and settle in Central America. We chose Costa Rica because of its microclimates, environmental awareness, developing infrastructure, as well as its political stability and modern private healthcare system. It seemed like a good place to re-imagine our lives away from urban chaos and the stress of nine-to-five demands. So we bought a 14-meter transit bus and began converting it to a tiny home on wheels, which we live in full time in the mountains near the Miravalles Volcano. We make these videos and share them with the world in hopes that people will enjoy this beautiful land through our everyday experiences. Our animals are frequently in front of the lens; they are all rescues, some from the U.S., some from Morocco, and some from right here in Costa Rica. We love them all very much and they are part of our family.
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6 сен 2024