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yeti come and bye bye

Alcohol is so destructive. I am so sorry they had to go through that. Lovely people. I am glad they have water and are so resourceful. Living there seems like it would be so peaceful. God bless them all.

A lot of these people was just mean especially to the children❤

As a British Columbian I can attest to the fact that the law here is 14 days. You can stay on crown land (aka: wildness) for 14 days... after that you have to move campsites. Considering that these folks have a stove (a very heavy stove at that) I presume they own the land they're living on.

The middle of the wood in the log cabin, is bark fibers. I'm a mason. That's what I do for a living. Why not take that old cabin apart, and rebuild it for your family?? Its abandoned and falling down. It would look beautiful with your family in it.

This is the result of wonderful parenting.

A lot of people would live better if they went to Mexico cross back over the border and give themselves up as an illegal immigrant.

Id like one as an entrance to an underground bunker😊

YEP, that pretty high thank you stay safe.

Very Nice 😊 thanks for taking us along and showing us those beautiful views!

Coconut fiber in the wood crevices

This reminds me of my grandma. A Mexican native sharecropper. Single mom with 3 kids. Living in a goat stall converted into a tiny apartment with a dirt floor. No plumbing or running water. I think about her every day. This video reminds me so much of her. God bless you all.❤

Yep them nuns liked those rilers...

I learned how to drive a shift car at ten a VW Bittle, way does the interviewer be surprised that the native kids drove.First I learned by shifting the car when he pushed the clutch, next steering and final all.

Nothing is better than fry bread and Indian tacos. I mean nothing.

Instead of government giving money to the illegals they should pe giving money to the natives for removing them from all the native lands, and solar units to support the homes. If Trump gets elected, I wish that he does something to help many of these natives!

I drove many times through Navaho land despite being flat it's still bountiful to look at. I also the Mobil homes that Navaho lived in spread far apart. Most of them struggle to live to this day betray by the government for years sad, it's a hard life for those people. I am grateful for having the chance for 12 years over the road truck drive to be able to see all the nice places in the US and Canada covering 2Million mile and getting to see and meat people from different place and cultures not many people get that chance.

Why not build a log cabin? Never heard of a wall tent.

Nobody mentioned the intelligence of the young girl😢

Love from AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 ❤️ You are really fortunate people. We were like this. Simply simple. The best😊

Very cool. I own a 1996 Suzuki Sidekick sport. 1.8 L fuel injected with the manual front wheel locking hubs. Bottom line the kiss principle. Blessings to you and yours from Southern Oregon

Wild this family has everything figured out, amazing. They truly respect the land and are blessed in the most humbling ways. Absolutely love this documentary

They're rich. My grandparents shared with me how hard it was for them to be forced to assimilate to western society. When there was nothing wrong with our traditional way of life.

I'm from puerto peñasco thank you for showing to everybody my place

They don’t need our pity but they do deserve restitution! Yt eyes wanted our Ancestors knowledge to use for evil and destroyed our families and way of life. Many generations later we still pay for it.

How come there weren't any prophecies to foretell of these abuses? I keep hearing of so-called Indian wisdom. And couldn't Indian healers fix anything? And as for the terrible reservation conditions -- there are no laws that demand that Indians live on those. But they continue to call their land sacred. I guess another word for sacred is hell.

I'm an Eastern Washington resident and can say spot on!

Why is it okay for this man to make money off the back of these people? Many, many ads . They have been taken advantage of by too many people and this channel with all the ads is proof of the greed people in todays world still seek to make off those who have no knowledge of their extortion. Shame

How is there "homelessness" in THE USA if there's "ABANDONED HOUSES & HOMES"??? if SOMEONE IS WILLING TO WORK FOR "AN ABANDONED HOME" why ISN'T THERE A WAY TO DO SO WITH SOME TYPE OF DOWN PAYMENT OR SOMETHING??? 🤔🤔🤔

You are very brave, sir. I heard it can be extremely windy there. I wouldn’t dare to do that.

very nice video!

Why do our Natives have to live like this!!? They deserve so much more!! Are casinos corrupt?!

My heart goes out to the people! But they made a good life for them self's. After all they have endured! Long live the first Nations

You couldn't have a stop over camp free for the using in the USA. People would destroy it.

I go to Arizona every year.... I would not want to live there.... illegals everywhere... crime.... I couldn't hike one day without running across a rattler.

They deserve some solar to say the least

I was in Derango in May 07

Honestly I think this is a beautiful family

Beautiful family. Just a neat dynamic between the kids. Good job mom and dad. Its a great life for the kids! If I had kids I do this in a heartbeat.

These sweet people are survivors and will continue long after modern society is gone.

🙌🏻

Rocky Mountain HIGH but not to high thank you

Basque Sheep Herders …

Is Navajos are survivors. We will always survive.

I knew there would be more than one dog, sometimes three or four. I guess I commented too soon.

Wow,what a view,thanks for taking the hike 😊

Seems cool to live so rustic, but atleast a solar light. Flames and kids just don't mix for me. I'm scare someone would be careless or clumsy (hummm maybe I'm talking about me and not kids. 😂😂😂).

Haha. “ it is well with my soul “. Good to see that In the background against the wall. God is good God is great. At 21 years old in 1981 I hitchhiked from Montreal to Pine point Northwest Territories with 70 bucks in my pocket to end up living in a dump trailer out in the forest for over a year with just the woodstove and coal oil lamp. Probably one of the best years of my life getting to know myself and God

how would these be against tornadoes?

What a beautiful, intelligent loving family. All the reading in this family and range of reading interest is super impressive. I commend the parents and the stellar job they have done, from their living situation to their remarkable children. I really loved how they support, respect and compliment their other siblings. It's really nice to see all the positivity and big smiles. Everyone just appears so happy and content. Plus so much love and respect for one another. Thank you for sharing your story. I really enjoyed it. 🫶🙏