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That sounds lovely karen! Thank you so much for sharing. I can only imagine how much you’ve learned and grown after 15 years living that lifestyle, sounds so beautiful :) I’m jealous of that passion fruit!!

Much appreciated!!! Thank you for joining the journey :)

More videos coming soon! Thank you for watching :)

Who knows what the future holds but yea, this is my home now :) thank you for checking out the channel!

My iPhone 13! Thanks for checking out the channel

He certainly might be! Which would make plenty of sense because squash plants get devoured here. Either way, I appreciate his company :) and so funny that he just doesn’t leave the leaf for days

Hi Mary! Thank you for tuning in! Very good point with the red bananas, luckily these are from the farm and while I haven’t seen them produce a rack yet I’ve been told they’re great for eating! Updates to come as they grow up :)

Those are some great questions! Maybe i'll do a video about moving to Costa Rica and becoming a resident (i'm still in the process). As for traveling tips - depending on where you're coming from I recommend keeping an open mind and being willing to experience a different pace/way of life. Here on the Caribbean side of the country, things are quite a bit different from what I was used to in the United States. I think so long as you are open to "going with the flow" you're likely to love the experience, but if you like to plan things out to the minute and have everything follow a strict schedule you might find yourself a bit frustrated at times. As for residency, there's a few different routes to take and they all take time, but I've heard that its easier in comparison to lots of other countries. Here's an article that talks about the process: www.ticotimes.net/2021/12/07/5-ways-to-become-a-legal-resident-of-costa-rica Prices for land is complicated - it varies tremendously based on location, type of land, how developed it is, etc. You can expect to see prices range from $1m^2 (usually this is only for remote areas and/or raw jungle) to $25m^2 and some lots are priced even more expensive - i've heard of land selling for $100m^2. Prices have been on the rise as well, things have changed quite drastically in just the past few years. I hope that helps!