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I moved onboard my sailboat, my yearly cost of living is down to $3500, I can't be bothered having a job. All I do is my hobbies, sailing, fishing, online gaming, watching old movies and ride my CT 125 seeing stuff.

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you should look for small oak saplings and put some kind of protection around it so they survive their youth long term you will get several benefits like -establishing a long living species -ground cover to long term transformation to woodland - acorns as food source for wildlife etc. but thats just if u want to interfere . like other commentors mentioned when shrubs and pioneer trees starting to inhabit they area the succession really pickes up speed but dont forget to manage your deer population ;)

I read "the moneyless man" as a young man and it genuinely changed my outlook on life.

Mark Boyle, Roy Haynes and Amou Haji are the cheapskates in the world

Did he really just mention AI and this is from 4 years ago…

It is on my bucket list to make my way to Ireland to adventure after reading and re-reading The way home. Truly and inspiration and example for us all.

"Tree landowners" lol ❤

His books are excellent, and I re-read them every couple of years.

I have been discontent with the world we live in. I feel utterly trapped by excessive, brainless technology and a relentless economy. It's so inspiring that someone found a way out, and that we can all work to being connected again.

The entire cabin and his clothes are all technology. I think he means electronics.

I keep losing you guys in my algorithm and it makes me sad

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Good job!

What is the purpose of making woodland from grazing land. ??????

Goede film ,hartelijk bedankt.

Mr Silvan we as a species are very impatient, we think in seconds, minutes, hours,days weeks etc. Nature works in decades and centuries and geological time is in millenia , we really need to learn to sit back and take it all in , the natural world can heal itself if given space and time but unfortunately the same cant be said for us humans I fear.

Really interesting, keep up the good work Julius!

This rings very true with what the great John Seymour said in his brilliant book.

Where are you located geographically?

Again, brilliantly shot and produced factual content

Probably the best video on forest management I’ve seen. As a forester who spent the first 22 years of my career working in Northern Ireland, and since 2019 in Southern England (where I grew up), it’s so heartening to see the great strides and innovation continuing to take place in Irish Forestry. I’ve seen first hand all the challenges you refer to, particularly deer here in S England: it is imperative that the deer population in Ireland is not allowed to reach anywhere close to the densities we have in England. There are also challenges of markets for the more varied range of species, although we have a very good local market for large Douglas and larch. I also own a 20ha plantation in Co Antrim that I planted in 2001, so I still maintain a direct interest in what’s going on in Irish forestry. I will watch your future videos with avid interest- this one was a joy to watch: brilliant photography and superb presentation!

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Is he related to Susan Boyle?

Awesome, Mark is inspiring.

How it is different between moneyless and homeless ?

You can use permaculture principle of giving deer what they need in order to protect young shoots. For example - you could plant bunch of jerusalim artichoke around the young shoots and hopefully deer will eat artichoke. Damage to artichoke will produce hormones to stimulate growth. By the time seedling outgrows artichokes deep pressure won't bother it that much This works on small scale not sure if it's doable in example.

It may be the case in the future you’ll have to protect those seedlings another way other than culling. It’ll be a lot of work, but may be your only option. Deer are Insatiable.

Wait a minute.... *watches the hole series* Only just realise its the iron age roundhouse guy on the camera. Ach ye sneaky bugger!

Что он несёт?

Dude burns wood for s living and he thinks all of us need to do the same.

Another Wonderful British Lad.

and in ya 50/60s when got crappy health and dodgy knees ?

are you not using Miriaki method,the most successable and sustainable,forestry and regeneration known to man

Чтобы не быть лицемерным, надо идти до конца - снять технологичную рубашку и штаны, выбросить технологичный топор! А он ещё и стрижется? Стрижка это тоже технология. Говорит на человеческом языке? Он должен замолчать, язык привнесен культурой в его голову

Such a bull shit ! Go to Central Africa and see how people leaves without electricity and internet!!!

И что? Обыкновенное натуральное хозяйство. Вместо электричества огонь и так далее. Не вижу ничего нового. Жизнь в природе и с природой.

I like Mark's life style of living.. It's very hard to live but it's good message to Money earners...

so how did he buy his land if he gave up money?

What were the original natural predators on deer in ireland.... I'm assuming wolves.... maybe wildcats.... is the country looking at bringing them back, or are you going to rely only on hunting and culling? Seems a lot easier in the long run to rely on the natural apex predators.

What a great idea. Mimicking what nature does is always a good idea.

Bramble is a significant wildlife barrier in my regenerating forest/fields. I am from WA state, and Himalayan and evergreen blackberry are a curse. Most of my time spent managing the field is removing blackberry. There is a low growing native blackberry that I leave. Please don't let it take over your land if it isn't native to your area.

Smooth Gefixt ? The voice sounds the same. Excellent content, both.

10-15 years to get it? Not sure we and the planet have so much time. I don't think nature can do all the work by itself and without man's help, because only Yucatan asteroid caused more damage than us in last two centuries. Natural process must be speeded.

So, he'd agree with the globalists that population control is the answer? That people aren't supposed to live by subsistence because it's not good for the planet, and that global warming is upon us?

Aided of course by CO2 - nature's plant food

Interesting. The 2 highest quality trees he mentions are both endemic to British Columbia. Also the bark beetle!

Don't forget that "natural regeneration" doesn't mean simply getting rid of fields. Those open areas are vital natural habitats all on their own. The "natural" way of things is to have a blend of open and covered. Wild fires would burn hundreds of acres, or at least dozens, and from there grew up the grasslands. Forest is horrible ecosystem for millions of things, tiny little bugs and ephemeral plants. Even then, there are many types of forest, and the fact that you have trees around doesn't mean you have a healthy ecosystem. By not burning the land with controlled fires, mimicking what nature does, you've lost gobs of stuff most people don't even realize.

Hope you enjoyed this Series! Also, check out my other series on Sustainable Forestry: ua-cam.com/play/PLhOM_Q_8wHEV9U4LQGqGmeL3rKbEuEQq3.html See you around!;)

yeah but that is a small gap imagine square quilometers of empty grassland that once was a forest with no seed nor trees to start the process. You need to get at least some planted trees there...