Famous quote by Rudyard Kipling: “The individual has always had to struggle to keep from being overwhelmed by the tribe. To be your own man is hard business. If you try it, you will be lonely often, and sometimes frightened. But no price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself.”
No truer words have been spoken, and no more appropriate than now, as the "tribe" moves to create a one mass of people with no identity other than a consumerist globalist one.
Well done! I myself live in a small one bedroom cottage up in the mountains on about 4.5 acres of land in the south west of Ireland. Like you, I do my best to be self-sufficient. I think if you have the 4 key elements: a water source to drink from, land to grow food on, a shelter to protect you and a renewable heat source....then everything else in life is secondary. Keep up the good work.
@@shaneferris1043 If you move to a property like this with a well...Do you have to get the water tested before drinking or do you trust its good quality?
@@danielleclair1360 I drilled a new well on my property and the water is tested. If you have an existing well on your property but it hasn't been used for a long time, I'd recommend having it tested just in case. The location of an existing well should give you an idea of the water quality. For example, if the well is located near a boundary with your neighbours field and that neighbour spreads cow dung on his/her land, it could contaminate the source. Also, if the well is near any septic tank. So no harm in having it tested for peace of mind.
I'm sorry to hear you have to explain what you want in life. I'm nearly 60 now and about to live my life the way I want. Good luck for the future. I wish everyone health and happiness for their dreams in the future.
@@DChristina I do not know why people complain about the Internet. I love it. It helps everyone. He was saying how lonely he would be without it. I am sure that there have always been people who chose to live alone in isolated spots, but how did they cope without the Internet?
@@daisychain3007 I’m not sure why you’re commenting to me about people complaining about the internet. I use it in moderation and don’t see it as a terrible thing. It’s certainly helped people stay connected, though I believe we can do this without facebook or even offline. Wishing you a pleasant day.
@@DChristina People say such negative things about the Internet that I am fed-up of hearing those negative things. Why can't I be the odd one out who says that she loves it?
@@daisychain3007- Um, hold up there child...don’t think anyone here was saying against the Internet. For me - I love to be able to use it, but try to enjoy my time without using it too much- that’s all. You’re not the line ranger lol
I love your lifestyle, I live alone in Oregon, USA, on 5 acres with my 2 dogs,,I too own my place out right, no mortgage, it's wonderful,I do still have a part time job, that is about an hour away, but living in the forest makes it worth the drive. I lease 3 acres to my neighbor for his cows, I have fruit trees and a great garden! I do have a septic tank and power and internet. I'm slowly restoring my little caravan, but I'm quite comfortable,I love the quiet,,and all the farm animals I'm surrounded by,,IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE,,GOOD FOR YOU!!
@@DChristina WOW,,,Oregon City is a long way from Ireland,,did you move here or get stuck when Covid19 hit? Oregon City is pretty close to me,,I'm out of Sandy,,near Mt. Hood. Are you still gardening and do you still have your dog? Did you buy acreage there? Would love to come have a "cuppa" with you,,or even a beer,,lol let me know a good time for you, I'm usually off work Thurs., Fri. and Sat. Nice to hear from you,,,Kim
My brother from another mother. You're such an encouragement and I'm so thankful I came across your channel. I retired and left a big urban city for the rural country side a few years ago and it was the best decision of my life. My colleagues and friends thought I'd lost my mind but now I'm certain they understand. I love your insight on life and I appreciate everything you stand for. Personally, I found living in a urban surrounded by millions a very lonely place and a extremely stressful environment.
Omg I have kids and I would love my kids to live in nature like you. I grow up in the village and it was the most wonderful amazing, free childhood I could ever asked for 😊
Your honesty in telling your reasons for following your dream will actually help others to examine themselves n whst they are doing..you are sooo right in your understanding of the value of Life, Family n Time. Our Family relationship is having the freedom to Live each life as each member chooses n yet know we love n support each other..keep up your goal n enjoy each moment....
I enjoy hearing about your experiences immensely. So happy for you to finally realize the life you've dreamed of. Thank you for sharing your beautiful life with us. You inspire me. Even now at 60, with the children grown and gone & still working 50 hours per week. you have helped me to keep the hope for my dream alive. A dream very much in alignment with yours. So thank you for that. Best wishes always Daniel. Gina in Phoenix, AZ, USA
Thank you for taking the time to update us. I just found your videos about a week ago so doesn't feel so long for me.😊. I found the fact that people are telling you not to have children because of your life choice a curious thing. I raised 3 fine men in a rural situation, home schooled them to boot and they are very well rounded individuals. I found that with a little effort you can make sure they have friends and culture. I have been using permaculture on my three Acer's, here in Michigan, for the past 10 years and I am 61 now and a female. So again blowing away allot of the naysayers about women and this way of life. I believe a return to simpler ways of living is making a strong showing, if my children and their wives and my nieces and nephews are any indication. So inspired by you and the youth today!
I think you have the kind of nature to fit into rural Irish life.Yes it is not Outer Mongolia..in fact I am sure you have been surprised by how fast gossip travels !It is great to have the mobile phone and internet access.As noted that was not the case 10years ago.My husband was reared on the bog and has so much knowledge and many skills which will just be lost and that is why it is refreshing to see someone like yourself taking an intrest in the land and restoring the cottage with such realistic expectations.We restored a cottage to habitable standards in East Galway but cant get anyone to live in it and not let the fire go out.As for children.."they are the sons and daughters of lives longing for itself"..hence emigration.My husband was reared in a 2roomed mudwall,thatched cottage with 8siblings.More resourceful and healthier family you never met
I think it's actually sad that most people cannot imagine themselves living even slightly secluded with themselves. Says a lot about the insecurities and mental struggles we've experienced.
I’ve just found your channel. Such a pleasure to see someone younger with their head on straight. I love your honesty and transparency about living in this manner. I live on 40 acres and I can relate to the daily challenges. Congratulations on following your heart. More of us should be doing this. It would lead to a healthier world overall. Keep up the good work and allowing us to share your journey. I’ve just subscribed:)
Don’t listen to anyone who says, “Never have children.” .... I am the mother of three grown up children in Australia and my observation is that you would be an wonderful father! ... The hardest thing is probably to meet the right woman who shares your aspirations and resonates with you. So it is great to hear that you are doing some courses in town and have volunteers come and whatever else. ... A very happy family life could be just down the road.
Your place sounds heavenly and children would be fine there, they are adaptable and need love and understanding more than anything else. I live in the southernmost part of Canada, and a winter where anything still hangs on in the garden sounds great. I spent ten days seeing Ireland just two years ago and so wish I could go back.
Happy New Year to you! Just on Christmas Day I thought about you and how you are doing, if you got snow and how cold it would be on your land. I like your videos very much, I think you communicate wonderfully that you thought everything through very well. Love your plan, the ideas how you will go about your goals and wish you the very best for 2019 and the years to come!
Inspirational! I really enjoy your videos. I am moving to Ireland from Bristol in the coming weeks. Not as rural as you but pretty remote, I'm loving the info I'm getting from your content, Keep up the good work, and Thank You!
I relate to everything you have said here. London life was the loneliest for me. Very stressful being invisible. I too like my own company and I'm also a people person. Growing my own food has been very rewarding. I think you would make an excellent husband and father. You seem very stable and grounded, and children would have a good life there. Modern life and technology is proving hollow to a lot of young people. I hope you find a good wife soon so you have the best form of companionship.
You give honest and sound opinions which is very true, about cars, isolation. We live about five or ten acres from our neighbors we wave hello when ever we pass each other's but we don't go pass that. We have other friends so maybe we don't have the time or they don't either. We know their names and our postmen and FedEx man.
Thank you for these videos. I can’t remember how I found your channel but I’m so grateful I did. Your lovely, calming voice is just what I need in the craziness of the current world 🙏🏼😊.
So glad I found your channel, you are such a wonderful pleasant gentleman. I can relate a lot to what you are saying, I love solitude also, I have wild camped in nature 34 nights this year. I am even going camping on new year's eve this year. I live just with my best friend my Cat. Had to sadly go no contact with my narcissist family earlier this year. I traveled the UK for 28 days last summer and the people were so lovely and kind to me, I was overwhelmed. English people are more than welcome to come live in Ireland. Looking forward to following your journey on youtube. Wishing you peace, joy, good health and many blessings to you Mossy in 2020.
New to your channel, so firstly, welcome to Ireland. I was raised in a small cottage on 12 acres of land in Donegal and my father grew all our vegetables organically with horse manure (fantastic fertiliser but you need to let it break down for a while before using it) we kept chickens, ducks, geese etc. And lived off the land as much as possible. I couldn’t have asked for a better childhood. A small greenhouse or poly tunnel would serve you well, we were never short of tomatoes, strawberries, gooseberries, rhubarb, even grapes. And all our own herbs. I wish you every success, it’s a truly rewarding way to live.
I’m newer to your channel & working my way through your vids from the beginning. Just wanted to say can’t think of a better way to raise a family! You’re an inspiration, cheers from Oregon in the US!:)
Love your thoughtful, kind and clear manner. I spend a lot of days happily alone with my horses, dogs and cats on our small farm in rural TN-US. Unfortunately the neighbors moved in very close by and enjoy gunfire, wood smoke and idling fumes, so my peace and privacy is broken. Politics and religious extremes make this area not feel like my home in the west.
Welcome to Ireland , I'm a new comer to your videos, I'm a Dublin man (concrete city) and I always love heading west or evening the Wicklow mountains just to breath fresh air, forge, fish and kayak. Keep the videos coming and a happy New year..
Just some sage advice from one introvert to another. If you need to recharge after social interactions then think hard about children. There is no down time, there is no recharge and it is very draining emotionally. Children are a joy and a blessing, don’t get me wrong, but I have been tired for the last 10 years. My husband and I have purchased our own Mossy Bottom in Australia but just can’t take the leap to move there. Being a bit older than you and weighed down by all the social trappings it’s a harder move to make. Be happy and fulfil your purpose ❤️
Hi from New Zealand. Just discovered your channel and absolutely love it. I intend to watch as many videos as possible today as i potter around the house on this rainy winter day. Please carry on doing what you do. Dont change. I love it all. Cheers. P.S. whats that spinning behind you?
You really are living my dream. We're a little landlocked due to being needed anytime with disabled relatives, plus my wife and I have had many holidays and big expenses in the past which means we literally have no savings. We rent, and I'm desperately stuck in the "work to live" cycle, putting in 45-50 hour weeks as a disillusioned nurse. I compensate by being frugal, minimalistic and environmental, but even though I'm very happy I feel I'm not living the lifestyle I should be. Sometimes circumstances can't allow this, but it still gets to me from time to time. I really love your videos and I'm so glad I've found your channel. You're inspiring and genuine, and you're living to an amazing standard which is something very respectable. PS: keep the scarf! 👍
Children are wee little people that grow up so fast....they would probably love your area to romp as you did when you were young....enjoy where you are in life finishing your projects, and don't worry about children they will come to you. When they do you will adapt and Love every minute.
We share similar aspirations. I am trying to supplement my income with self-published books on Amazon and print-on-demand products on RedBubble. That's what I was busy doing/setting up while living in the Philippines last year. Now living in Spain, I am going to teach ESL online to bring in more income. I also worked in offices and have no plans to return to that unless I own the business. Happy New Year. Can't wait to see the State of the Cottage. I despise modernizing old places. Glad to hear that you are going to be returning it to a yesteryear asthetic.
Really confused that folks would tell you not to have kids. I am quite the introvert, I have been doing permaculture with bees, chickens, ducks, and orchard, etc etc for 20 years. I have four children. I cannot imagine living this life WITHOUT kids. Children bring energy, ingenuity, fresh perspective, and purpose. They have only enriched my experience of living a simple life, even if it is more to juggle to live with six people in our house (and two standard poodles) instead of one. Thanks for sharing your journey, and if you want a family in the future, I hope you can reach that goal. It's absolutely worth it, and such a good way to live a simple life.
It's so true, once the basics are acheived one needs very little cash. fyi. My lifestyle allows me to share excess and after all making others happy is the root of real joy. "A true gift is when giver and receiver both forget, (the gift), no feelings of obligation or being obliged, completely forgotten." You and Mossy make my heart sing! Love 💞
Thank you for sharing, I share some things you have mentioned and find that peace and connection with nature are not only important to do, but instead our nature.
Hey there brother I'm with you I live in Tennessee in the United States 8 x 20 tiny house on wheels totally self-sufficient Off the Grid on about 7 acres of land totally feel where you're coming from Brother
Do you have a local library,pub or shops,these are places of local contact and people in Ireland like to chat so it’s a way to make friends.Also look up theatre groups they enjoy people getting involved with them either front of house or behind the scene and the more people involved the bigger the productions,and it’s all at a local level.As far as having children that’s up to you,I had 6 (1 step son and 5 girls) and I can tell you with your life experiences you would be a great dad and could teach your children so much about life and being self sufficient you should always keep that door open,what the world lacks is good fathers who stay and teach their children how to really be good human beings
“This is rural Ireland that I live in, not Mongolia.” 🤣 This cracked me up. Loved that reminder to your viewers. I’m curious if you d tried Starlink now? And if so, what do you think of it. For what it’s worth, it appalls me that viewers have told you not to have children. I can think of few more idyllic places to raise children than in the country, and on a farm like you have created.
Happy new year will be looking forward to more videos I know the weather can be rough there but still a beautiful place to be better than the city any day. I hope 2019 will be kind to you cheers :-) :-)
'It's not like i moved to Australia or somewhere like that.' haha, hi from Australia! I totally get it, for me it's been a huge choice to leave my life, friends and family back in the UK ... but there is also something about getting older and setting up your own roots that is quite amazing. And I remind my mum that when I was living in Bristol before I moved here I probably only saw her for a weekend 4 or 5 times a year because I was always working, and now I see her for a whole month every year/year and a half. It's tough definitely but we all have to make the choices that are best for us
A good purpose of life is to be happy living the way you like , doing the things you love without worrying or upsetting about anything . The richest ones are those , who would have the fullest happy time of themselves' independence and freedom ...
Great listen, really interesting story you have. I live in Dublin and often feel like just going West. Not an easy thing to do so major kudos to you! Go n-éirí an bóthar leat.
Just found your vids , I’ve enjoyed them fair play to you living your own dream life, I hope you had a nice Christmas and I’m looking forward to seeing more updates along your journey in are wonderful little country !
Thank you Dan... A very Happy New Year to you... What will this year bring I wonder... Hopefully lots of fresh food...outdoor air...and lots more subscribers too!... What you are doing is awesome and soring will bring us the exciting regrowth... Glad that you are geared up for your tyoe of existence...you certainly have a happy demeanour showing on your face...a pleasure to watch and at least you have family...thank you and see you again soon...if you ever are feeling under the weather maybe have a box of treats!...to enable the low to pass...have fun and take care...
That would be a lovely place to raise children, once it's all fixed up and there's a steady growth of vegetation. That would be heavenly for a kid, coming from someone who grew up in the countryside as well.
I just love your videos, so entertaining and informative. Thank you for sharing with us !.. I would like to ask you, what are those ventilators on top of your stove, what is the purpose and where can I buy/mail order these ? ... I live in Belgium and I have never seen any of these contraptions. Thank you and take care !
Thank you for the video. It is good to know you are safe and well in the winter months. Can't wait to see your video on the cottage it sounds amazing what you are doing to return it to original format. What you said about being lonely in a big city is so true. My husband and I moved to a small town (Levin) from the Capital of Wellington here in New Zealand. We were worried that a small town could be a touch closed and homophobic, but what we learnt is that in a small town you are treated on the strength of your character rather than who you are. And they are here for you in a more genuine way. Best decision we have ever made. Maybe try growing a quince for use as a citrus substitute. Best wishes Daniel Bulman
Happy New Year to you and your lovely dog xx If I were twenty, ok maybe thirty years younger I would be doing exactly what you are. God bless and take care xx
Brilliant. I live in a big town on the South Coast and I may as well be on the moon. Isolated doesn't even come close to how I feel here. Do your neighbours look after the animals if you do visit your folks? The sustainability of some of your energy and food sounds great. What do you think of ground source heat pumps? How do you deal with the competition for what you're growing? I cannot kill slugs and snails and bugs so I gave up on trying to grow veg. I get a fair amount of fruit from my Magic Wild Garden,. As for the scarf, I lived in a "shortlife" in Brixton for 22 years and, effectively, it had no heating! It was freezing cold in the winter. Does the fan on your log burner push the heat around effectively? My log burners could be a better. I realised that you get more heat if they aren't tucked into the chimney breast space.
Hi I'm see from co Donegal I live in the hills of Donegal my dad went to England to work be I in the sixties and worked in Brighton for 20 years he brought his family home to Ireland in 79 and did buy a remote farm and although he was a farmer as grew up here in co Donegal in the countryside pretty remote needlessly to say I wanted to see England again and worked as a hairdresser in Brighton only to get terribly homesick so just like dad I came back I'd love to be giggly self sufficient as I love gardening and animals but I still have the hills to pay but eventually will sell up to buy a plot and be totally self sufficient . Just want to say your a breath of fresh air that there is someone out there just like me so I'm not alone only madness lol well done you and welcome to Ireland look forward to many more vicious dee
When I lived in London for eight years, I used to relish and love the anonymity of being totally on my own within a mass of "life" careering away all around me,if I wanted a social life take it, if not back to the freedom of anonymity.
Hi, have just come across your videos and love them. It was sad to hear about your crop going like that, but have you heard of Canning(American) bottling in UK I started a couple of years ago when my favorite fruit started to go up in price! after a couple of goes you get the hang of it, and at the same time it warms up the place. If you have a glut of stuff it is good for those winters months. You can also do veggies, but need a proper canner pressure cooker for this, however, the machine, (used on top of a stove) costs, but if you knock that cost on the head and see what you save through preserving the excess crop, it is well worth the money. the big plus is that if you ever get stuck you have a reserve and a dark moment can become very light. Well, don't want to make you feel your not doing it right. Am off to watch your duck video, a very belated Happy New Year to you and your dog, Mossy and hope that this year has brought you much more than you anticipated. Watcher in Brighton, East Sussex
I watched a grand design of a guy who had lived in a forest for 10 years and then got permission to build in the forest who subsequently found a wife and had kids. He was an articulate guy, like yourself. Kids are a double-edged sword though and they take a lot of sacrifices. I've seen people raise them perfectly well in yurts and all sorts of living arrangements so that is beside the point.
What an honest, interesting video, thank you for sharing. I agree with the others that children would be lucky to grow up in such beautiful surroundings.
Daniel, have you read Jeanine McMullen's "My Small Country Living"? By the way, I'm Irish born and bred - and with reference to what to call the approach to your cottage, as many if not more people call them 'country lanes' as do "boreens" so call it what you want! ;)
how far is the nearest pub.. it's important to socialise interact with locals information on turf building materials... one day trust me your going to need help could be something major could be something small
Inspiring as always. On money, i wonder do you have a little nest egg growing to help with renovations/cover any emergencies? I completely agree that it's better to stack shelves than to be trapped in a cubicle for 40 to 50 hours a week. You have your autonomy and that is priceless :-) Madeleine
I love seeing the before a home and after pictures or better yet a video with every detail of how it is now! If you had a tripod we could all see how you are restoring your old cottage! Maybe you could make your own tripod out of wood in your forest! I know it’s hard to share your actual work with us without the some type of gadget. Some people upgrade so maybe you could get a hand me down one on the cheap or just shipping costs from one of your subscribers? I love your way of living and I think you learn a lot more about sustainability than someone who is too busy making a living in the big cities. But many of your generation are going back to the basics. But I have seen people do much work in where they live. Many of my own family live out in desert with solar and a battery bank. And a way to have lights off of batteries which I would prefer myself if I were in a different situation. I am looking forward to watching your next video. Have a wonderful New Year and I wish you much success with your plans for this year. I like your choice of courses you are taking at college too.
hi there!! thanks for continuing to share your journey. trees!!! looking forward to that video. You have a dog so you are not alone! I have to wear a scarf in the house even in San Francisco, CA winters bc kinda damp and a little chilly unless really crank up the heat. congrats on owning your little cottage in Ireland!! I really want to live out in the countryside as well... or in tropical region.. two very different options but my desire is to live simply and connected to nature in every way possible. very inspiring!!!! people are strange commenting to you about not having children.. like you said you are not in the absolute middle of nowhere. people have kids in all sorts of circumstances. but it's not even on the short term horizon for you it sounds so why are folks even commenting:) I'm not sure I could be be a volunteer but I'd like to learn more. thanks!
I love my 4 children and 8 grandchildren. They love to camp in the summer and we give each other great joy. 47 years of marriage has been a joy, thrill and at times very difficult. I could never imagine a life without them all. I hope you find a wife and children ,as it can really be the making of a man.
What a wonderful video again! I love watching you, it's like watching myself in the past and hopefully in the future again. Well... a male version anyway. I can relate to a lot you talk about. I do have a daughter and would love life to be like that for her, apart from for myself. I think the simple life is just perfect for children, certainly up to a certain age.
Like looking at myself in the mirror. I guess there ARE others like myself out there. I wonder whether a seasonal retreat for others of like-minded people wouldn't bring in a little income. 🌹
Modern technology helps (young) people, Deb Fryer. I wish that I had it when I was young. Kids immobilised by coronavirus have school timetables and information available at their fingertips nowadays. That was not an option when I was young. If coronavirus had closed schools in my time, it meant losing education and falling behind, with no chance of catching up, as Internet did not exist and libraries were closed.
I live in California ,14 year in the city ,I have house and patios for my garden..I tried be friend with neigbord ,I have ticket for movies , and I did invite to go to movie or diner in my home...they not want, only hello ,I'm from Argentina people there are friendly,Mexican only like Mexican ...and whit people only white...true what you say...have a happy life...
My advice.. have children but only if you want to. Don’t let anyone pressure you into that. Don’t ever get married though! Love your lifestyle, outlook on life and calm, down to earth character. I’m in the process simplify my life, and living very frugally. Peace 🙏
You know, people get sick in any environment. I can say that in my experience getting sick in the city and dealing with the struggle of work and rent is far worse than living on a homestead. Especially because it's less common for neighbours to pitch in when there is a crisis like that.
Hi I love your country and I think your show is great we would like to know everything thanks again for taking the time up this is late it’s not Christmas but hey I’m in Panama City Florida and I mean fan
Could you do a bideo on how one would find these cottages, any restrictions/requirements for foreigners purchasing them if you’re aware of them, as well as what “10 to a penny” translates to in terms of average price? Also how much acerage you got with your land? Thanks.
Hey daniel would ye ever think of putting a sign up about ur utube channel beside your vegetable stand, so the locals can watch it, and maybe support you more
Good question. Perhaps he does not know that in Ireland the State pays farmers (regardless of size of their holding) a weekly payment called a "Farm Assist Payment" to bring their income up to the same level as the State Unemployment payment (currently 198 Euros per week). He would also qualify for other means-tested benefits like Fuel Allowance (700 Euros per year), Phone Allowance, Electricity Allowance, free TV licence, free public travel, etc if his income is below a specified limit. As a UK citizen he would automatically qualify for these since Ireland and the UK have a reciprocal arrangement that citizens of both jurisdictions qualify for the same benefits as the citizens of both countries. Hopefully he will read this and research it for himself.
@@helenaville5939 i would be very surprised if he would ever consider taking the money he would rather work. i expect he has a very small income from youtube and selling extra food.
As a (Canadian) mom of 3 - you could totally, happily, wonderfully raise children in the environment you have created. of course you would end up wanting some more indoor space - but no massive house required! You have the internet, so your kids would still be part of the "modern world". Don't ever think you shouldn't raise children there - it's a bit of paradise, they would be sooo lucky. You'll just have to find the right mom! ; )
I live debt-free on a smaller Hawaiian island. I own my own home outright. I do a little bit of Plumbing for people here and there but mostly I work on my own home, go to the gym and swim in the ocean. I haven't had a television for 10 years, no Netflix or Hulu. I just read books and listen to RU-vid videos. The simple life is the best but it can't be lonely. On the smaller Island single women my age are rather rare I Can Only Imagine how it must be in rural Ireland. Let's be honest here, for most men living this lifestyle there's no problem but single women are rare in rural areas, they're all in the cities. And trying to convince a woman to live this lifestyle is a pretty hard sell. This is a mgtow lifestyle.
Thanks for answering questions. I am an American father of three with my oldest who just started at university this fall. Though I yearn for a simpler life, I am committed to getting all three children through school (at an estimated cost of $600,000) Though your life and mine are quite different, I don't find your life as radical as the questions would suggest. Instead I see you as a thoughtful man who is striving to live intentionally. I have much respect for you deciding what is important to you and arranging your life around your priorities. Mass consumption of consumer goods simply has not delivered on the promise to make us happy. So good for you for choosing a different path. Blessings to you on your adventure. Thanks for bringing us along for the ride. Keep the videos coming.
Holy moly Boz, 600,000 dollars?? That’s insane. I’m in a similar situation here in Ireland. I’ve 4 children to get through college, so the rat race continues apace until they are through, but then I’m downsizing the crazy stressful existence, the pandemic has made me reassess big time. Best of Irish ☘️ luck to you big chap.
What?!! I am so sorry that people were so rude to tell you not to have children! People have had children on farms since the beginning of time! I think you are doing a wonderful thing! Every time I think of you and your little place, I think of John Wayne's movie, The Quiet Man. Lovely!
