SURVIVING Life in a Mongolian YURT

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@SimplyJanHomestead Год назад

Mike we lived on a half acre a few years ago. We sold most everything we owned, sold our house and bought a farm in the country in another state. We’ve never been happier! The hubby works but we’re not chasing any materialistic dreams anymore. It’s been so freeing! Blessings Mike and Lacey! ❤

@maryjemison1101 Год назад

Wow what an amazing beautiful Guest. Thank You 🙏 Mike for Sharing ❤❤

@maryjemison1101 Год назад

Baby 🍼 is so Precious ❤❤

@annietind262 Год назад

My Grandmother lived in a dugout in the side of a big hill. Dirt floor & walls. It was one big room. That they would pull a curtain down the middle at night. She said it was warm in the winter & cool in the summer. Seems people focus on material things now days. I personally love your yurt. 😊

@katiez5660 Год назад

My husbands gma lived in a dugout. They were in the Oklahoma land rush.

@judybass4339 Год назад

My dad had all kinds of information with "underground" houses. We moved a lot with his job so we (except mom LOL). To this day I have a dream to own an underground home set into the side of a mountain. Would really like to have a natural spring running through it.!

@willow8094 Год назад

Living within your means is where it's at ,I think Living as you do by a pond on your own property is beautiful and Rich !

@rondafrancisco6970 Год назад

I would love to live in a Yurt out in the country on my own land. When our trailer house burned to the ground my husband and i took a job with a trucking company that requires that we travel. We stay in one spot for the winter months and drive then in the summer we start moving to different places depending on the jobs the company sends us to. We live in a 5th wheel camper year round and we love it. Everyone has to decide on their priorities. What is the most important to you. Our children are grown and have their own families now. This job let's us travel and get paid to do it. Love your videos and love the Yurt.

@RodneyLinzay-lf7ls Год назад

Your shows always leave me feeling very peaceful, and I thank God for y’all’s sweet family!!

@elgato894 Год назад

home is where you hang your hat.THE YURT IS FINE,AND YOUR FAMILY IS ALL TOGETHER 👶👨👩🙍🙍‍♂💁‍♀

@SiempreFlor Год назад

My husband and I are in Kazahkistan for work and yes here they eat horse meat and camel milk a lot ❤ changing subjects your baby is adorable now he has red hair lol 😊 I love him and his strong voice crying ❤❤❤

@davidnorrislifeontheroad5114 Год назад

Totally agree. For example my wife will ask me what I want for my birthday or Christmas or Father's Day and I usually tell her nothing cuz I don't care for material things

@SherryArnold-gq1or Год назад

Mike and family, I don't comment much but I love watching all of y'all's videos, y'all keep on living y'all's life free. You have such a Beautiful family.

@marisolmartinez2603 Год назад

I wish we would have raised our children thus way. My husband and I lived in the city for years worked endless hours especially the hubby he stayed days away from home. If we knew of this lifestyle 25 years ago I think it would have benefited them so much. They often states how they wish we were around more even though they understood. I know your kids are getting an education living this way and will always remember there life as young people with the fondest if memories.

@heathliner Год назад

We don’t have big fancy home but we don’t have debt we have all we need love y’all great video God bless y’all

@ericataylor1708 Год назад

Wow! He is growing fast. To precious 😊

@homesteadinginthevalley Год назад

Yes Amen!!! Your family is wonderful and I love your life!!! God bless you all!!!

@fralinsandfriends Год назад

I agree with everything you said. We spent years not seeing our children for much of the day and for me much of a week. I'm a disabled and retired nurse. I worked shifts and weekends. It's tough when your kids are in school. My story is so much the same as many others. When I got sick and couldn't work like that anymore, we downsized. I got a settlement which we used to buy a used van that with no payments. Our home that we rented out, was recently vacant. So when we sold the "dream" house for a good profit, we payed off our older home. We had a lot of restoring to do after the renters left, but we've lived with much more peace of mind financially and with the ability to spend time with family. I wish we'd done it before our oldest 2 children left home. 😃😃👋👋💖💖

@davidbowen2175 Год назад

What an education in simple living! Loved this documentary Mike. Your whole family r just precious & u have your priorities right...living by God's word, eating healthy, exercise, farming, using money wisely as well as home-schooling your children. Always look forward to seeing ya'll. God Bless u all. R., Georgia

@sandrajohnson9926 Год назад

I lived in a tent, then a tiny home, then in a huge house. I'm ready to downsize again. After raising kids in a home built by my husband, father & father in law, is now just too big for my needs. Yurts would be cool to live in. I like the interiors.

@monicalucius2029 Год назад

Mongolian culture is phenomenal they work to live their best life and they pull 2gether and do what ends to be done I enjoyed your session and their are Mongolian living on RU-vid which are very educational and enjoyable to watch .God bless shalom

@jeannelandree3148 Год назад

Thanks for sharing this, Mike! Hilda is a great story teller. I thoroughly enjoyed this and learned so much! Cute little guy, too! Peace and blessings.

@herecomesgranny Год назад

I agree with you Mike. I would rather live the simple life so I have more time with my loved ones and do the things I love doing. There is no other life as good! Freedom!!!

@emariaenterprises Год назад

Keto and carnivor is healthier.....

@John-kl3ue Год назад

You live how you want as long as your happy ….We’re here for a short time not a long time ..And the kids are being raised with a work ethic and able to look after them selves

@karenwimberley5033 Год назад

Put breeze way between yurts in spring and summer nights breeze way can be screened to enjoy, gives extra living area to spread out or since you home school it could be designated area for learning. Just an idea. It connects the two to make one home

@sandrajohnson9926 Год назад

Great idea. In old style home, they were called dog-trots.

@karenwimberley5033 Год назад

@@sandrajohnson9926 I have heard it called that but my 114 year old great grandmother always called hers a breezeway. She born and raised in Mississippi Choctaw Indian

@brendahogue5487 Год назад

Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals

@lindag4484 Год назад

The first two minutes of this video nailed it. Spend small, live big. Of course, care for your dwelling, then re-use, re-make, re-think priorities, raise, grow, live.

@kathykerst5871 Год назад

My husband, Ken, helped build a yurt in southwestern Wisconsin, back in the 70's. I loved bringing my sons there, with him, to enjoy the serenity and simplicity. This video was an inspiration and reminder of past joy.

@sharongreen2163 Год назад

What a gorgeous country…Mongolia. I’m 75, but I’d go tomorrow if I could. This was an amazing presentation. Wish it was longer….sweet baby.

@barebones5884 Год назад

Hilda is gracious and graceful. Love the storytelling. And Mike is great at interviewing and drawing out the narrative. You should interview more people on your channel. Would totally watch more.

@Amber-kuhn222 Год назад

My dad passed in Feb he said the only thing he regretted was not spending more time with me and my brother. That sunk in I won't have that regret.

@MikeTheFitFarmer Год назад

So sorry for your loss!

@dlgrilli Год назад

I loved your interview with Hilda! I've always said that the problem with modern society is that we are trying to be individuals when our natural inclination is to be tribal! This was a beautiful reminder of that.

@Cheery1964 Год назад

Your discussion covering peoples judgement without anger was beautiful. We should all enjoy our lives in such a healthy way, live life in happiness!

@kimberlyscrivner9373 Год назад

You tell them Mike!! I agree 100%!

@jamesjessee4064 Год назад

A home is where your hearts is every one's happy keep up the good hard work

@SimplyJanHomestead Год назад

What a wonderful video! I have heard that the Mongolian people are amazing! Hilda captured my attention immediately! I’ve eaten Mongolian food many times and it was awesome!

@janicereeser1965 Год назад

My grandma Rose started out in a cave in Minnesota and was thrilled when they were able to afford a box car and eventually a 40 acre farm with cows, chickens, and corn fields.

@andreacooley9428 Год назад

Actually this is so cool too because we were taking about building little cabins for sleeping quarters and having one for eating, hanging out, laundry, & bathroom❤

@heidipustelniak652 Год назад

That was wonderful to see the yurt in it’s native environment! How I long For the Age to Come!

@katehopkinsbrent5573 Год назад

My house of 39 years burned a year ago- the insurance covered the mortgage I did on it, and the cost of ripping down whats left is robbery. So i bought an old small camper- do my gardens, live there all but the cold winter months right now until I can get a room add on big enough to give my wood stove a home, THEN I'll be able to stay! My kids have grown and living their own lives, I don't need even a small house- camper is big enough for me and my husky, I tend my hens, GOATS : ) and gardens, I have all I need. My house fire was in the middle of the night- electrical fire - I never seen anything burn so fast.... so, only power to the camper will be WHEN I plug in the power, the well is still functional, septic too but not hooked up yet- maybe not even gonna : D but I'm happy when I'm there, and homesick when I'm staying in town with my son People lived with so much less back in the day, and I've always loved rough living, my house-backyard is woods, a brook with trout, it's a awesome little spot where I can't even see the road back in the woods as far as I am. AND I LOVE IT

@nancyheneghan4760 Год назад

That was great! Especially when she said about asking the grandma what it’s all about and she said family! Love that.

@heidiknitter-murray7473 Год назад

I agree with you about yurt living. .

@milknhoneyheritagefarms4706 Год назад

Wow so amazing! Thank you all for sharing so very beautiful

@Wildevis Год назад

Oh I love HIlda and what an amazing experience she had and so many beautiful insights about the real value of life

@denisewalsh9873 Год назад

I love how you calmed your baby with a calm voice. He trusts your soothing sound

@francesahrens1578 Год назад

This is an amazing interview❤️!

@thelma1846 Год назад

Love the video Mike. I also love your Yurt. You have a Beautiful Family.

@audreyparks9041 Год назад

I love your house Mike your smarter than other you own no one nothing it hard to pay a person for your land your doing wonderful it your beautiful life

@christiepyle7516 Год назад

We live on 49 acres in north TX that we bought in 2021. We had plans to build our Forever Home; nice and spacious! Our plans have drastically changed, and we're now transforming our shop into our Forever Home...and I couldn't be happier! I have a roof over my head, a kitchen to cook in, a bed to sleep in...just like any other home; in TX we call these barndominum's. With the economy of America, I'm afraid that things are going to go south pretty quick. I'm so thankful we have our barndo, beef and dairy cattle, chickens and turkeys, and our soon to be garden; and a stocked pond. I'm sure some ppl will scratch their heads and ask why...who cares? My riches are waiting for me over in Glory...this life is just a vapor! Live life to the fullest, Mike and Lacey, happiness is what a lot of ppl will never be able to achieve.

@sharronsmith1673 Год назад

When will you build the adjoining Yurt! Great family building post! Baby looks like Micah!

@kathygabby3519 Год назад

Fascinating!!! So much to learn about living on this shared space/Earth, we call home! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

@lindastrous5243 Год назад

I am so excited for your future yurt. Stay safe.

@shaunburke9245 Год назад

I got a 4 bedroom house buy the beach and I'd trade it for a yurt in a few acres any day.olans are set and il soon but my dream property

@loraineriddell7157 Год назад

Fascinating 👌. When I decided to relocate from the city to a smallholding in the Central Highlands of Tasmania and live off grid, I wanted to build a couple of yurts to live in. Unfortunately the local council would not approve these due to the incredible and stringent laws around new builds. I was forced to build something that sent me broke and is STILL incomplete, 4 years later. Madness 🤷.

@francoisbosman7253 Год назад

Who would want to live in a yurt in the Tasmanian weather

@MiMiBrokenbourgh Год назад

It’s been my dream for almost 10 years now to live like this. God literally showed me my husband contending for the will of God standing in a round house. We then found the yurt! It’s exactly what God showed me in the dream. I’m believing God for fulfillment of this dream and life in a yurt. ❤

@kristind2216 Год назад

Yes I love it! We're about to start building a tiny home this summer. We don't need a huge house and the next big thing.

@jilltanner1222 Год назад

You and your family are the real deal and I so enjoy watching.😊

@deborahratcliff8179 Год назад

Enjoyed the stories about Mongolia. But seeing how much the baby has grown touched this grandma's heart. May God coninue to Bless and keep your family.

@dwaynejones1146 Год назад

Great posting.

@bluelilly22222 Год назад

❤, your friend is an amazing person...

@TheGardeningArtist Год назад

I thought Mary and Hilda looked like sisters. Beautiful 💕. The eagles and trainers looked so amazing.

@andreacooley9428 Год назад

Very cool, thank you for having Hilda on and what an incredible and beautiful experience ❤ what a sweet message family is the BEST

@hippiechickandvintagetom Год назад

Vintage Tom and I sold our home in the city 25 years ago. Moved on an 11 acres property and built everything on it. We were seeking peace and self- relance. We got that and more. Great video. Enjoyed Hilda. ~hippie chick~

@fralinsandfriends Год назад

What a beautiful story and experience she had. I love it when people share things like this. Thanks for sharing your visit from you friend and tell her thanks for sharing her footage. 😃😃👋👋💖💖

@stayinggolden2665 Год назад

I make ok money, my wife and I lived in a little relatively horrible apartment for about 7 years. We saved a ton with no luxuries even coffee outside. Bought land for cash in 2017. Built last year to avoid the mortgage slavery conundrum. Who wants to be a slave to the banks right. I built a small home with the help of my wife, what a labour of love. But we owe NO ONE! I like the idea of growing and being home. I get taxed so much it's pathetic when others do nothing and live off the system! I'd much rather work enough and grow my own food so I'm taking care of me and mine. Now that makes sense! Keep on keeping on fit farmer, do take care!

@deannewilliams3321 Год назад

So cool! I actually have Mongolian in my dna. My Uncle and his son actually looked a bit like that, especially their eyes. I suspect it came from either the Irish line or the Scottish line. They had the best smiles 🙂

@donnaeckler4190 Год назад

Agree with you Mike, a lot of states and areas don’t allow yurts and tiny houses. There are only 3 counties in the state of Kentucky that allow off grid living and even then some restrictions

@marilynclayton3430 Год назад

Hilda is such an inspiration! Her story’s brought tears to my eyes. 💚

@StoneKathryn Год назад

I think you're so right Mike! Having a "house" is "the dream" but it really isn't what is important. I think the way you and your family is living is wonderful. When you look around the world, most people live in different shelters than we do. Land is much more important then a shelter. It is sad that we have to spend our younger years working so hard to "afford" a home. It is nice to pass it on to the next generation and I think that's the only great thing about having a home. We hope one of our boys wants to live on the farm when they are older. Thanks for the interview with Holistic Hilda about her trip to Mongolia! It was great to hear about how they live and what they eat and see the clothing and blankets that are beautiful! It sounds like she had a great time! Wow, an eagle hunter! That sounds fantastic! Amazing! He had some nice pelts on the wall too! That was so neat that she could watch Oscar train his daughters with the eagles too! That is so nice that he started singing from pure joy. Wow, they never got sick! Wow, the animal rich diet MUST be healthy! Too bad about the "government" splitting up the housing of the Innuit peoples in Alaska. I think family is the most important all over the world! Thanks for the Bible tie back with her travels! I hope the Yurt planning goes well! That is cool that the Mongolians live in a similar way! One yurt for cooking and living space and the other for sleeping. Thanks so much for this video Dickson family! Hezekiah is getting bigger!

@NovaBill6264 Год назад

Hello brother Farmer that was awesome what your friend was telling you about God Bless you and your family

@deborahc.9869 Год назад

It was very enjoyable to listen and see the videos and pictures that Hilda had of the Mongolian people.

@mymimi2809 Год назад

I love the life you and your family are living. I was raised on a 40 acre farm. Your channel brings back good memories for me. Thank you ❤

@jenniferward5216 Год назад

What an education from Hilda. Bless her travels and wisdom. May God continue to allow her to travel and educate us.

@Creative-Chaos Год назад

I really enjoyed listening to her talk about Mongolia. Thank you for sharing the interview.

@birchandmorley Год назад

Hilda's stories were beautiful, thank you for this vlog

@BarradaleFarm Год назад

As a fellow yurt dwelling family I loved listening to the stories and reflections Hilda shared. Such a wonderful conversation, Thankyou so much for sharing guys!

@rushingwindmountain Год назад

Wow! Amazing video. Hilda’s narration is so beautiful almost brought me to tears. Just hearing how living simply brings these people so much happiness. Thanks fir sharing ❤❤❤❤❤👍

@HeatherDickson-to4mx Год назад

I love your yurt life

@belieftransformation Год назад

Great talk with Hilda! She’s such a beautiful person, like you two! Blessings to all 🤗💜🇨🇦

@ritabaker3113 Год назад

Beautiful baby🙏❤️

@debrabrooks6138 Год назад

Awesome video! I just love all the messages throughout this video, People can learn so much from you and your friend! Family...nothing more beautiful or more natural. God Bless you all!

@Fromthemountainmeadow Год назад

That was such an amazing story, I love how getting back to the basics of food and family is so healthy for you. " Well we didn't get sick." Happy Pass over and a blessed feast brother.

@renachurchill1204 Год назад

Wonderful show, I so enjoy watching the programs your and family 😊

@maryabbott7997 Год назад

I have been watching you for a long time, but I loved this video most of all. May God continue to bless your family. Thanks

@allanbonnieguffey5634 Год назад

This was so interesting. Thank you for sharing. Going to go read more of my nourishing traditions cookbook. 😊 Hezekiah is so cute. It is nice to watch your kids grow since you started your channel. 🤗

@1965gracebug Год назад

I agree with you Mike! Many blessings to you and your family!

@AZJH8374 Год назад

WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER SAY THOSE THINGS TO YOU? THEY ARE JEALOUS.THAT'S WHY!! I LOVE YOUR YURT!!!! BESIDES, YOU HAVE 2 NOW, & IT WILL GET DONE WHEN IT GETS DONE. I JUST WISH YOU PUT OUT MORE VIDS!! JEEZ MIKE. ALL YOU DO IS SIT AROUND. LET YOUR DTR DO ALL THE WORK. LOL. I LOVE YOU ALL SOOOO MUCH. HAVE A BLESSED HOLY WEEK, & EASTER! YOUR DAUGHTER IS QUITE THE BEAUTY, & KIND INSIDE AS WELL. SHES RAISED RIGHT. 🙏🏻 PRAYERS TO ALL. NURSE JUDI IN SCOTTSDALE AZ AND EUCHARISTIC MINISTER

@FloridaGirl- Год назад

Was a great vid guys! I’ve always loved yurts and round homes in general. 🤣 You are doing a great job!

@pauletteparker7225 Год назад

House Beautiful and convey. Paint picture of trees and sunshine on outside of your, plant flowers with short picket fence around yert and maybe wooden hand ralles at the front door. Just brings a little life to your home😊

@scottburbridge3170 Год назад

it's a sweet yurt. "morals and priorities."

@dianesierakowski9317 Год назад

Mike, this was a beautiful video, with tons of information! I truly loved this video, plus seeing Hezekiah, he’s growing so much since the last video! Thank you for sharing her journey with us. ❤

@susanturner9023 Год назад

Wow, Hildegard shared experiences in Mongolia is amazing! Thank so much to you both! ✌🏻🙏🏼❤️

@danny6247 Год назад

Dude, I have a cinder block home and a brick home with very little land and I rented both out to go and live on 4 acres with a nice set up mobile home, a shop, a well and animals and a garden. People are focused on material instead of just living life and enjoying their family

@hyacinthbucket3281 Год назад

My son sells vintage and antiques so we go to a lot of estate sales. In the end, all the material items end up like a pile of junk with strangers rummaging around through it. Family lasts generations.

@MaryRuddick777 Год назад

Thank you for featuring us, Mike!

@MikeTheFitFarmer Год назад

Our pleasure!

@diannamc367 Год назад

Thank you for the video and insight. I love that you live the way that makes you happy and that you don't spend too much time on the naysayers. As long as both of you are in agreement you have more than many (maybe most) will ever understand. God bless!

@francoisbosman7253 Год назад

Mike just wanted to say everybody is not as lucky as you and your mate Justin that got free land from there relatives ! I worked as a plumber for 45 years and enjoyed it! Everyday a new challenge happily retired now mortgage and debt free touring the country side on my motorbike ,going to the gym , camping all over the lucky country (Australia) everybody is not meant to be farmers and show me anybody that is really self sufficient cheers from sunny Brisbane.

@paperchaser9565 Год назад

Love listening to her adventures. FAMILY IS THE KEY. Also, I had to step back at the Alaska story when the government decided to help, 😬😬😬🤨🤨🤨🧐🧐🧐. Makes ya think about life.

@megmills4798 Год назад

I had tears at eagle part so peaceful

@ericataylor1708 Год назад

Love this video 😊

@martytrout6252 Год назад

It's nobody's business what people choose to do regarding their homes or lifestyles.

@Big_Daddy_Don Год назад

Mike and Lacey - We love listening to Hilda on her podcast. Thank you for bringing her to your channel. I love seeing how others live around this world. I agree, the more simpler the better. We have sure made a mess of things in USA and now we are seeing the effects of it. Let's get back to what God intended!

@beckystone7994 Год назад

Great video Mike and z Lacey , and I think y’all getting a 2nd Yurt is gonna be a great investment for y’all’s family ! If y’all haven’t already planned it in maybe add a 8x8 room between them and add a hallway where both the hallway and bathroom is enclosed in between them thus connecting them and a full bathroom and the hallway are what makes up the 8x8 room , the room / bath and hallway could be as simple as made out of Yurt material to make it portable like the Yurts are !! Also I know talk want snd need more acreage for your gardens and animals and y’all could be on the look out for some acreage y’all could get for a good price like tax sales land or land being sold cheap and secure it that way thus being able to continue to live the life y’all love as it is as homesteaders and not working outside the home but off the land ! You may need to move quite a few miles out of town or up in the mountains but land is always cheaper the further out of a town you get!! Just a thought but at least it’s a way you could continue your channel and be off grid if you choose to be and not have to work away from home !! God bless ❤️🙏🙋🏻

@luella2u152 Год назад

Mike, I totally agree with you. Live simply, honor family and stay close with them, you don't NEED all the stuff of modern society, eat what you grow. I love that lifestyle and have made several attempts at it. At 66 years old, I still want to have my chickens and garden and live with my adult son. His "requirements" are a bit more than mine and he thinks that I'm too old for that lifestyle. I have had a few health issues, including cancer recently, but I'm determined to get back to that way of life. It's better for both your physical and mental health.

@MikeTheFitFarmer Год назад

So sorry about your cancer diagnosis!