It is a shame that you have a lot of Mimosa on your land it seems. It is a real plague. The old 'ruins' are just hastily built farm work buildings with those terrible blocks that are often on industrial style workshops etc.
The moment you said the Netherlands I was like, ahh yes, I wasn’t wrong. Echt inspirerend om je daar zo bezig te zien! Helemaal een leven opbouwen, chapeaux!❤
This was awesome, well done guys. I’ve been on our 7 acres for 12 years now but we haven’t achieved things this fast!! We started a flower farm 18mths ago and have been vlogging that. I think I’ll do a “what we achieved” video too!!
LOVED the map with the arrows that made everything so clear and easy to understand. So satisfying to sit my lazy butt on the sofa and watch all your hard work of one year condensed in an easy and satisfying video. I love before/after stuff and look forward to seeing what is on the docket next!! On the edge of my sofa anticipating!! :)
Yeah Kathy.. This video is awesome.. They did a great job of making it condensed.. I needed to see this.. We have kind been doing the same.. (not as rough and I have no RUINS) but yeah.. neighbors with tractors helping out.. getting everything squared away again.. It takes a while (been 3 years now.. a lot of stuff still not done) hahah..
The first time I went to the Kalalau Valley, it was the day after the rangers were out there making arrests and destroying camps, which means the community pizza oven was smashed into pieces. By the time I got to the valley the next day at ~4pm, they had already built a replacement.
Atlast youtube actually recommended something worth watching. First time I've seen this channel and actually can't wait until season 2. Love what's been done with the land. Now...feel a binge watch coming on later 😁 be proud, it looks awesome!
When you clear the areas around the stream and ponds, make sure you leave plenty of shade trees so the water doesn't heat up too much on the hot days and negatively affect the biodiversity of the area (frogs, turtles, etc). Also, hot water has the potential to grow a toxic algae which can make people and animals severely ill.
@@worldwidehiphop8843 not really, like he said it rains ALOT so most the time it does have chase from the sun, and during the summers it isn’t that hot
Kind of makes you wonder what the land looked like before it was abandoned and what each of those buildings were used for/looked like back before nature started to reclaim them. I always enjoy learning about the history of a place.
I’m reading all the comments and there are so many people that are helping you understand what you’re cutting down and what things could be used for. What a wonderful response from strangers. This needs to be on television.
Oh hell, I WISH stuff like this was on tv more! I'd watch the hell out of it! :D Like, have you SEEN the absolute dribble that's on these days? Honestly nothing worth watching. We tend to either DL shows or movies from the internet to watch, or simply turn to the internet directly for entertainment, or we'll play a computer game together....because current tv viewing is rubbish.
I love what you guys do! As a 20yr old who's lived in the American suburbs all of my life, it's only left me depressed and my mind saturated with entertainment and unrealistic standards. I don't want to work a 9-5 job and hustle for a corporate job only for my efforts to be underlooked. Raising a family with rising expenses and political tensions in American suburbia is highly unrealistic for me and that's why I'm inspired to be doing what you guys are doing!
You work for yourself and you take 9 to 5s to build up the capital to invest money or to be able to take loans. Unless you can start the next big start up tech company or something else, you should thank god for having jobs in your area! That's what will allow you to buy the piece of land that you want so that you can turn it into your dream property. I leave in one of the most remote areas in the country side of France, sure you don't get all the annoyance of cities and urban centers, but you won't get hired for your qualifications and payed for what you're worth to a company in a 2 hour circle by car. You have to choose at some point and I wouldn't change it for anything, but you can make out the most of where you are! Cities get you a lot of opportunities, the country side a clearer mind, places to recharge and less distractions. There will always be something to complain about wherever you go. But you have to start where you're at to get where you want to be. Imagine what you want, plan it and execute, you'll get there sooner or later. Doesn't matter when it happens, the key is to not stagnate and to keep moving towards a goal.
@@gallici-anima-christiana slave mentality! we just want freedom to be honest. I’ll work and build my own empire. Working a 9-5 will help build someone else’s empire.
@@gallici-anima-christiana it’s not hard to build some passive income. Eventually you can live off multiple streams of income. Working for 45 years and retiring for a measly 200k isn’t my dream life…
Great, but just a word of warning - those shrubs and trees you remove from the swamp/wetland, think of it all as interconnected. Completely stripping it will mean it may dry out or reduce water quality (and impact biodiversity on your land). We are rejuvanating a small swamp near us (that only filled in winter). Plants around the edges and beyond plus some timbers to encourage frog life - it is now filled more in summer.
As a portuguese 20 yr old man I am very thankfull that you chose our country to do your basekamp on . I hope that you are enjoying living among us and having a good time . I Loved the video and hope that everythings goes well! As we say in Portugal "Boa sorte caralho"
You would be amazed at how many foreigners buy properties in Spain, Portugal, Italy or wherever, inspired by (among others) these UA-cam videos of french castles and italian villas, and then they live isolated from local life because they don't learn the language and don't make the obligatory effort of adopting the local customs. Plus most times rural people are not as friendly and welcoming as foreigners dream in their fantasies. Source: I know a bunch of british living in Spain and have family in Italy who know a bunch of british and americans living there. Most of these people only interact with their compatriots.
@@Davidman3976 Colonizer races do be doing that. British be coming to Malaysia, my country, to live here in their big fancy houses and not interact much except w their compatriots as well.
It is the same with foreigners here in Austria. They stay mostly with their people, it is also a problem of language, but also the of culture and that the Austrians are not very friendly and inviting to these foreigners.
@@Davidman3976 I'm sure the rural people loved that he's dammed up a stream so they can bathe lol Every person with land downstream is probably loving their neighbors while they ponder why the water level is so low now
"The pizza oven is set up right here, in the middle of basekamp. So we can eat as much as possible. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, midnight snack." Now this is the kind of planning I can really get behind. It's all about priorities.
If you need a way to keep a roof cool in the summer and warm in winter, I think a living or green roof could be a solution (plus the plants on the living roof will absorb some of the rainwater which would keep the ground around the structure from swelling with excess water). Best of luck with this project!
@@Anayalator98 Idk I've seen a video where a guy used a shipping container for a bunker, and the roof started to buckle inwards with only 18 inches of dirt on top. Those containers are insanely strong on the corners, but aren't meant to take weight on the sides
Northern Portugal never fails, when it comes to hospitality. Even in humble households, when visiting, they'll provide the best wine or cheese they have, cook you something and treat you right. Glad to see you like it here in Portugal. Best of luck for the both of ya in this awesome project :D
I love that! I didn’t know the Portuguese were so hospitable 🥰 It reminds me of how people are where I live. If you were a guest at my grandparents’ house, you would immediately be offered coffee, food, soda, beer, etc. They would basically offer you things until you eventually said yes to something 🤣🤣🤣 They made sure you were content. Then they would talk your head off. They weren’t rich, but they would give you the shirt off their back if you asked. My dad made a lot of money, but my grandma would still try to force me to take her few little dollars when I was little. I remember always having to tell her no, then she would make me take it, and I would wait until she wasn’t looking, then shove her money back into her purse lmao! No way was I taking her cash lol. I miss them 😭💖
Wish America was more like that. You'll get it in the south out in the country but that's pretty much the only place left where people look out for their neighbors and help eachother thrive
The helping of ones neighbours is something so special in small communities. People in big cities are living on top of one another and most wouldn’t even know if their neighbours passed away. Let alone what they do on a regular basis.
@@danieldionne2037 i imagine he means that you are speaking from your own experience. Using 'matter of fact' terms like 'most' is just a generalisation on your part. You likely don't have enough factual knowledge to say what most people do in a city, let alone all the big cities.
This is amazing and so inspiring. It definitely makes you appreciate the things we often take for granted, but it's also great to see the results of such collective hard and what can be achieved with nice community of welcoming neighbour's. I'm inspired and encouraged and may use this as a template when exploring opportunities to move abroad from the UK. I'm looking forward to season 2! 😊🙌🏾
It can also be done in UK 🙏 There are some similar UK UA-cam channels. Mossy Buttom is one of them 🌟 You just need to find like-minded people to work the land with you 🙏 Buy UK land ....before it is sold to foreigners abroad❗🙏
By removing all the foliage around the stream, you just shortened it's life significantly. Without roots to slow the water down, it has no way to stay on your land, it'll just run dry. You must build in natural blockages, stones, fauna and more to keep the water from dashing away... can have small sections of free flow, but they must be shored up every few meters.
Between you guys and The Nomadic Movement, I get a ton of videos and exposure to folks who move out of their home countries and start from scratch. I love it and I wish I could also do this.
That is pretty cool what some ppl can accomplish if they put their minds to it! Something i'm looking forward to do on my 14.47 acres of land in the middle of Alaskan Wilderness! Accept i'll be doing it all by my self :)
this is incredible. i love the abandoned building excavation, feels like a video game quest. i would love to be a part of a project like this someday soon. if you need a novice gardener, environmental biologist or nanny let me know!!!
Great job! Amazing progress. One thing that stands out to me is the recycled plastic roof. If you don't coat it in a UV resistant paint or coating it is going to crumble to bits of plastic and pollute your land before long. Consider giving it a coat!
Outstanding video. We are doing something similar in Mexico. I know the feeling of getting water and electricity on the land for the first time. I’m impressed with your determination and hard work.
Just read your thread - I am doing the same in Kentucky soon. Hopefully you will document your build so others like me can learn. People like these and YOU give others courage & support!
Wonderful video! This is good living... not easy, but almost always worth the effort! I spent my last winter clearing my land located on an island off the coast of Maine (ferry no bridge...). 200 year old house and plenty of projects ahead! Cheers.
Those trees being cut in the opening scenes look like acacia dealbata, a great plant to have growing as it has so many uses. It's great firewood, it coppices well (Not the greatest attribute if you're trying to get rid of it.), it's a legume so is a nitrogen fixer (Works great with the coppicing as the relationship with the bacteria breaks down and the stored nitrogen is released into the soil and made available to other plants.), great for some simple structures such as yurts (Can grow nice and straight. Also looks like you used it for garden edging.), and can provide an amazing amount of mulch to feed other plants.
I cried a little bit when you spoke about helping each other out after getting some produce from the locals. Lovely and inspiring! I wish I could do the same!
This is my first time discovering this channel and video, from the looks of it is seems as if they have created their own Utopia; or what seems as the pre-sequels of one. I have always dreamed of living in a utopia like this ever since I was a kid. My parents always taught I was using too much imagination and should just stick to reality. The reality that they wanted me to live in is go to school, get a job, get a wife, have kids and die old…I mean where is the fun in that? I told them I always wanted to buy land make something out of it, you have inspired me once again. I love this. This is a life.
Yeah you'll need the roughly half a million dollars to undertake an operation like this. You'll need to make A LOT of money before something like this is viable. It's all day work, so you can't have a traditional job, so you can't get a loan to do it. So you'll need to be fairly wealthy, and extremely liquid. Your parents told you that it's a fantasy, because it is.
I LOVE this. There is something about starting basic and leveling up. Almost like in Minecraft or other adventure games ;) I wanted to start my woodshop and a channel at the same time and show the whole learning process and see where it goes. I never did as I wasn't confident in starting both at the same time. I love starting new things to learn cool and new things....but I hate finishing them ;)
that's what i want to fking do. FUN & REWARDING!!!! Kudos! impressive! my dad bought a land before he died. i plan on building smthing there in the future. it's not as big as this one but still not bad! relatively the same area shown here 5:57
I've always wanted to try something like this but I've been worried about bureaucracy getting in the way. I've heard a few horror stories about local govt demanding that everything be torn down because of planning permission or land issues or whatever other objection they pull from a hat. Did you experience any challenges surrounding this (I'm guessing Portugal is more accommodating than the UK in this regard) and does anyone have any advise on the legal side of doing something similar.
Yup U.K. not very friendly in this way. I’ve been a builder 30 years - get a bit bored of having to submit 1:1 plans on window detailing for a bureaucrat to opine on then finding 25no 350ft wind turbines being put up next door
People do this all the time in the US, although these people clearly had plenty of money beforehand to afford all the tools and stuff and most of the people here that do it build everything from scratch. The govt might try to give you shit, but that’s implying they can find you.
You're going to need to accept that if you want to live, you will need to do so without "complying" with a hostile, illegitimate political power. It's not like they exist without the tgreat of actually legitimate ligitation either. You can't live unless you break rules. Sometimes you will draw a short straw. But until we can reclaim our sovereignty, lives, freedom we can not comply with anything, must fake it until we make it to get enough independence so WE decide what is and is not permissible.
This is beautiful. I'm a 40yr Carpenter. I'm ready to through the utility bills out and get my backpack on. I hope once I find my land I still have the strength to become self sufficient and live completely off grid.
im an urban design architect here in the states and its just great seeing this come together. Every little piece working together to add comfort and quality of life to what is effectively a homestead. I can see so much potential for this to take off and effectively become a modern villa. Takes a lot of work, time, and money but you seem to have that. Looking forward to seeing more.
@@NakedAvanger hows that exclusive to the modern villa idea. I think your confusing villa with estate. Villas were small farming compounds. A villa will have local production and many housing units to support itself and its community. While not as established and incorporated in trade as a town, it was not uncommon for villas to sell overproduced items (wool, textiles, or crops) to nearby towns. permaculture and hugelkultur are just techniques and should absolutely be used in any and all urban garden or new agriculture set up. As for simi-natural buildings, again ya. not mutually exclusive. This project is using combinations of containers and rebuilding ruins while using locally sourced materials so I'd say it fits that better than most places. You don't have to call it a villa but it is very much like a modern take on that idea considering how they are planning to reconstruct the large ruin. With the exception that its likely where they (the owners) will live full time as opposed to just one of many.
I watch a lot of Stardew Valley content and I’m pretty sure UA-cam thought this was Stardew related based on the title LOL Super cool to see how much work goes into something like this in real life
Amazing! Anyway, I think it is a mistake to remove the vegetation covering your water. In Portugal, strong sun will evaporate your water soon. Keep it well shaded, perhaps from trees so you can access the water well :-)
I'm sure the neighbours knows the area and climate better than you. I would be surprised if they did not caution/stop them from making a "mistake" as you call it.
@@askrnningremnes6711 you couldn't possibly know this. Such a massive assumption to make. Generally speaking this would be true, but I don't think the neighbours would let them make such a mistake.
This is honestly so wholesome 😭 literally a dream of mine and just seeing the love and care going into this making friends helping others living the land ❤ ugh I'm in America 😭😭😭 we don't have much of that here, just coming togetherness.... I love it!!! New subbie
Doesn’t exist in my part of the UK either, sadly everyone is caught up in a rat race of who has the best car and who has the best house, consuming all only to realise life was just all too short. The community depicted in this short documentary in Portugal is incredible!!! Watching clips similar to this just ignited that desire to venture into the unknown for an adventure… The only thing stopping me is money
Small steps begin at home eg. container or vertically grown vegetables if you have no other space, find like minded ppl, backyard communities, community gardens, back to basics, caring, sharing, bartering. Dream BIG!! Hold on to your dreams. Be positive. Blessings & good luck to you all 🙏🏼
@@simminglybeautiful8465 Go to Zillow and look up lots/land for under 20k, remove the boundary and zoom out. The whole country is packed with tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of little red dots, each representing acres where you could do the same thing as they're doing in this video.
We made a follow up video were we walk around and show the people and their projects. Thanks for watching this :) #59 A day in our off grid community ua-cam.com/video/ri6x52sbQzE/v-deo.html
Cooperation and building Neighbor Networks, is how We achieve People Power. The News Media in the USA is bent on separation, divide a keep weak. The Public is naive and the Lower Mind is fear based. Your living the Harmony of Higher Minded and Happy. Best Thoughts and Delicious Feelings be Yours, (all of you) 😘 Beth a Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian Tennessee, USA
Looking for land now with a goal to move there within 6 months. I've made a living on the internet for 25 years, living off grid feels like the perfect way to balance things out. I'm so ultra fed up with the direction society is headed, and I refuse to become an old grandpa stuck in suburbia yelling get off my lawn lol. Thanks for sharing your amazing progress.
Fabulous work, maybe you might consider having someone coming to study the effects of moving bushes and plants away from a stream as it is often not considered very important The study might show more people some conclusive evidence about how important underbrush is Also try not to use pesticides as there is conclusive evidence about its detrimental effects on the environment
I love stuff like this. I'm quite jealous of people with skills like this, and the ability to "live off the land" in some way as you do. If there's ever a zombie apocalypse or near species annihilating catastrophe, you lot would do just fine lol.
I cried when you planted the garden! This is such an interesting project. So strange to think of what people used to do normally to survive as a special project, but it is nowadays. This is the European version of the American tiny house investment projects I was just watching. Instead of just focusing on a profit you seem to be actually building a real home and community.
This looks like so much fun and a great learning experience but also sounds quite expensive even doing work yourself. So nice you have friendly neighbors and family to help. Do you not have many snakes there in Portugal because that's the first thing I thought of in all of those overgrown areas?
So glad to see you post again. You accomplished an amazing amount of work last year and think you will do even more this year. You are intelligent, creative, practical and driven. I thnk it is going to be great.
What Amazing neighbors. I loved that they let you use the old well. I loved that they fed y'all. (I'm from Texas so Y'all it is. 😉) So great that y'all help them too. Can't wait to see what you do next.
Might be a good idea to build a system to use the water around just in case a small wild fire starts near your camp. Even if the chance is small of happening it might come in handy one day. Waiting for the fire rescue can take long.
i wish we could dig as easily as you guys with your land. we have heavily compacted clay that's been used for cattle grazing for 150 years. it's like digging into cement lol. love the video!
If you want to do it by hand, look into getting a broadfork (grelinette in French). I live near the sea and my land is also quite heavy clay soil, which has compacted over the years. A broadfork loosened it up significantly! I think I only need to fork once more, while I continue to add humus-forming materials such as compost and leaves. Over time, it will build up and stay loose.
Sien geweldig uit na seisoen 2. My plan is om 'n Homestead te koop nie te ver van julle af nie, in die Mangualde Distrik. Miskien loop ons mekaar van tyd tot tyd iewers raak.
Thanks for sharing your experience, it was so awesome to watch you guys start from scratch. I'm sure you will enjoy your new beautiful land. Bless you guys, looking forward to more videos. 💪💜
I am very proud to see this, because many people cannot take advantage of nature, but here I see many things being done to make nature beautiful and comfortable to live in, thank you for the inspiration sir.
Nice! I have just bought 20 acres of land in Brazil, and will start soon with some construction for working more on the land (most of it to be reforested). Nice to see people doing something similar, and gives some ideas. Thanks for sharing
This video makes me so happy. I didn’t think there are people who do stuff like this😍 I think it’s awesome and would love to do something like this in the future, too💪🏻
Wow this is amazing! Yall hit the jackpot with this land...multiple watering holes, flowing water, preexisting structures, preexisting well, beautiful views, nice neighbors, so awesome!! Excited to see all yall do here!
absolutely love this idea the way you approach things and how you are community building. this is a way forward into a livable future :) can´t wait to see more of you lovely people
May I ask how all of this is financed? All the materials, all the tools, the gas for the saws, the containers, the plants and food... you guys are working hard to build your camp all day long. Do you have time to work besides that? Did you set up a donation website? Sorry if this is asked too much, I am just curious.
@@studentin8807 nah that's what this is. People who are able to afford this. Either their work is amenable to travel / remote living, or they're trust fund babies.
@@erikagray9883 land is seriously cheap in Portugal.The pay is high in Scandanavian countries,I can imagine they worked hard and saved hard then moved,perhaps selling a house back home? Anyone can do this you just have to be prepared to make real sacrifies.
This is the dream! The land and progress you've made so far looks amazing, definitely worth the effort. I hope to do something like this one day, your videos are very inspiring :)
It's one year later! Watch our next recap video: ua-cam.com/video/S_ZbMbBxJvs/v-deo.html
What would your advice be to a young person who's inspired by your videos and wants to live a life like this?
It is a shame that you have a lot of Mimosa on your land it seems. It is a real plague. The old 'ruins' are just hastily built farm work buildings with those terrible blocks that are often on industrial style workshops etc.
You sure started the right way, neighbor !
I never grow tired of sitting behind a desk and watching people do hard labour. Keep up the good job.
So much more fun watching people work. Lately I've been watching lawn mowing videos haha. I hate mowing my own lawn though...
Just wait.
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The moment you said the Netherlands I was like, ahh yes, I wasn’t wrong. Echt inspirerend om je daar zo bezig te zien! Helemaal een leven opbouwen, chapeaux!❤
You have some awesome neighbors! They are probably really excited to see younger folks moving in. That's amazing progress for the first year.
Super inspiring , its like you created the dream and vision we also have, thanks for sharing. 🙏
This was awesome, well done guys. I’ve been on our 7 acres for 12 years now but we haven’t achieved things this fast!! We started a flower farm 18mths ago and have been vlogging that. I think I’ll do a “what we achieved” video too!!
Thats really cool, someday Id like something of that nature!
You guys are crazy!!!
I LOVE IT!🤩🤩🤩
" pois é calma é" portuguese are amazing 😹
I JUST LOVE IT.....
This is so inspiring
Great project and video. Thanks!!!
Question: How did you get rid of the bramble thorns outside the 2 houses?
That tiny saw!!
So so cool! 👌🏼✨
this is literally vinland saga
Awesome ^^
bro playin stardew valley irl 💀
What campervan is that one??
But how do you pay for all of this? How do you have time to work the land and yet also make $ for materials to them improve the land?
What is the make and model of your van?
how old is the ruin? it looks newish
LOVED the map with the arrows that made everything so clear and easy to understand. So satisfying to sit my lazy butt on the sofa and watch all your hard work of one year condensed in an easy and satisfying video. I love before/after stuff and look forward to seeing what is on the docket next!! On the edge of my sofa anticipating!! :)
a true personal development experience in this video! , it is quite practical and easy to understand, you are right!
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Very much agree. This helped. 25 acres. Good spread.
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Yeah Kathy.. This video is awesome.. They did a great job of making it condensed.. I needed to see this.. We have kind been doing the same.. (not as rough and I have no RUINS) but yeah.. neighbors with tractors helping out.. getting everything squared away again.. It takes a while (been 3 years now.. a lot of stuff still not done) hahah..
The dedication to pizza is inspirational
The first time I went to the Kalalau Valley, it was the day after the rangers were out there making arrests and destroying camps, which means the community pizza oven was smashed into pieces. By the time I got to the valley the next day at ~4pm, they had already built a replacement.
I love the reuse of the roof tiles to make the cover for it too
Atlast youtube actually recommended something worth watching. First time I've seen this channel and actually can't wait until season 2. Love what's been done with the land. Now...feel a binge watch coming on later 😁 be proud, it looks awesome!
When you clear the areas around the stream and ponds, make sure you leave plenty of shade trees so the water doesn't heat up too much on the hot days and negatively affect the biodiversity of the area (frogs, turtles, etc).
Also, hot water has the potential to grow a toxic algae which can make people and animals severely ill.
exatly what i thought plus in summer it will evaporate quickly because its now on the sun and not protect by the natural shad
@@rame-sprayer yep they just destroyed those 2 swamp ecosystems
@@worldwidehiphop8843 not really, like he said it rains ALOT so most the time it does have chase from the sun, and during the summers it isn’t that hot
@@worldwidehiphop8843 its their land. They can do what they want.
@@geeoh8287 not exactly , some laws protect ecosystems. Like in florida , you CAN NOT build , cut , dig , anything on native wetland.
Kind of makes you wonder what the land looked like before it was abandoned and what each of those buildings were used for/looked like back before nature started to reclaim them. I always enjoy learning about the history of a place.
Yes❗ That would be EXCITING for us to find out❗🙏
I’m reading all the comments and there are so many people that are helping you understand what you’re cutting down and what things could be used for. What a wonderful response from strangers. This needs to be on television.
Oh hell, I WISH stuff like this was on tv more! I'd watch the hell out of it! :D
Like, have you SEEN the absolute dribble that's on these days?
Honestly nothing worth watching.
We tend to either DL shows or movies from the internet to watch, or simply turn to the internet directly for entertainment, or we'll play a computer game together....because current tv viewing is rubbish.
I love what you guys do! As a 20yr old who's lived in the American suburbs all of my life, it's only left me depressed and my mind saturated with entertainment and unrealistic standards. I don't want to work a 9-5 job and hustle for a corporate job only for my efforts to be underlooked. Raising a family with rising expenses and political tensions in American suburbia is highly unrealistic for me and that's why I'm inspired to be doing what you guys are doing!
You work for yourself and you take 9 to 5s to build up the capital to invest money or to be able to take loans. Unless you can start the next big start up tech company or something else, you should thank god for having jobs in your area! That's what will allow you to buy the piece of land that you want so that you can turn it into your dream property. I leave in one of the most remote areas in the country side of France, sure you don't get all the annoyance of cities and urban centers, but you won't get hired for your qualifications and payed for what you're worth to a company in a 2 hour circle by car. You have to choose at some point and I wouldn't change it for anything, but you can make out the most of where you are! Cities get you a lot of opportunities, the country side a clearer mind, places to recharge and less distractions. There will always be something to complain about wherever you go. But you have to start where you're at to get where you want to be. Imagine what you want, plan it and execute, you'll get there sooner or later. Doesn't matter when it happens, the key is to not stagnate and to keep moving towards a goal.
@@gallici-anima-christiana slave mentality! we just want freedom to be honest. I’ll work and build my own empire. Working a 9-5 will help build someone else’s empire.
@@ots9358 Okay you tell me how that works out for you... Don't pretend you're not a slave to your own desires and to your own whims.
@@gallici-anima-christiana it’s not hard to build some passive income. Eventually you can live off multiple streams of income. Working for 45 years and retiring for a measly 200k isn’t my dream life…
@@ots9358 I've never said that.
Great, but just a word of warning - those shrubs and trees you remove from the swamp/wetland, think of it all as interconnected. Completely stripping it will mean it may dry out or reduce water quality (and impact biodiversity on your land). We are rejuvanating a small swamp near us (that only filled in winter). Plants around the edges and beyond plus some timbers to encourage frog life - it is now filled more in summer.
Also don't just go into a swamp without checking the water. Could be parasites or flesh-eating bacterias.
@@Y1001 Very true.
@@Y1001 nah, small swamps in europe are chill. Especially in winter, no pun intended.
wow
@@AlanRedrew its in portugal
As a portuguese 20 yr old man I am very thankfull that you chose our country to do your basekamp on . I hope that you are enjoying living among us and having a good time . I Loved the video and hope that everythings goes well! As we say in Portugal "Boa sorte caralho"
BOA SORTE CARALHO!
FORÇA CARALHO!
Among us sus
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Grateful for what? In Europe Portugal is the most economic decision to do this and its not even remotely close.
Making friends with the neighbors! Community is crucial, and it's great that you and they are helping each other out.
You would be amazed at how many foreigners buy properties in Spain, Portugal, Italy or wherever, inspired by (among others) these UA-cam videos of french castles and italian villas, and then they live isolated from local life because they don't learn the language and don't make the obligatory effort of adopting the local customs. Plus most times rural people are not as friendly and welcoming as foreigners dream in their fantasies.
Source: I know a bunch of british living in Spain and have family in Italy who know a bunch of british and americans living there. Most of these people only interact with their compatriots.
@@Davidman3976 Colonizer races do be doing that. British be coming to Malaysia, my country, to live here in their big fancy houses and not interact much except w their compatriots as well.
It is the same with foreigners here in Austria. They stay mostly with their people, it is also a problem of language, but also the of culture and that the Austrians are not very friendly and inviting to these foreigners.
@@Davidman3976 I'm sure the rural people loved that he's dammed up a stream so they can bathe lol Every person with land downstream is probably loving their neighbors while they ponder why the water level is so low now
@@freudbrahms254 surely calling them "colonizer races" will help
"The pizza oven is set up right here, in the middle of basekamp. So we can eat as much as possible. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, midnight snack."
Now this is the kind of planning I can really get behind. It's all about priorities.
I hope they soon find out that they can bake bread, make all kind of oven roasts and gratins in a pizza oven :D
lol i see what they did there. nobles paying off the land by housing a peasant work force recruited through UA-cam and paying them in pizza.
If you need a way to keep a roof cool in the summer and warm in winter, I think a living or green roof could be a solution (plus the plants on the living roof will absorb some of the rainwater which would keep the ground around the structure from swelling with excess water). Best of luck with this project!
Gotta keep in mind theyre also heavy though so you need to design around that
@@GlorifiedGremlin well, seeing as the structure is a shipping container, that probably isn't too much of an issue lol
@@Anayalator98 Idk I've seen a video where a guy used a shipping container for a bunker, and the roof started to buckle inwards with only 18 inches of dirt on top. Those containers are insanely strong on the corners, but aren't meant to take weight on the sides
@@GlorifiedGremlin They could reinforce it with some cross beams if they choose this solution.
@@TOH_Fan That's what most people have to do when burying them or putting lots of weight on top. Gotta use steel beams welded onto the frame
Northern Portugal never fails, when it comes to hospitality. Even in humble households, when visiting, they'll provide the best wine or cheese they have, cook you something and treat you right. Glad to see you like it here in Portugal. Best of luck for the both of ya in this awesome project :D
Mandatory PORTUGAL CARALHOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Portugal sounds sick.
@@SnowMexicann cool place. And land is indeed cheap what you look on the mountain regions instead of beach areas.
I love that! I didn’t know the Portuguese were so hospitable 🥰 It reminds me of how people are where I live. If you were a guest at my grandparents’ house, you would immediately be offered coffee, food, soda, beer, etc. They would basically offer you things until you eventually said yes to something 🤣🤣🤣 They made sure you were content. Then they would talk your head off. They weren’t rich, but they would give you the shirt off their back if you asked. My dad made a lot of money, but my grandma would still try to force me to take her few little dollars when I was little. I remember always having to tell her no, then she would make me take it, and I would wait until she wasn’t looking, then shove her money back into her purse lmao! No way was I taking her cash lol. I miss them 😭💖
Wish America was more like that. You'll get it in the south out in the country but that's pretty much the only place left where people look out for their neighbors and help eachother thrive
The helping of ones neighbours is something so special in small communities. People in big cities are living on top of one another and most wouldn’t even know if their neighbours passed away. Let alone what they do on a regular basis.
Spoken with true delusion
@@thedarkness125 delusion to what exactly?
@@danieldionne2037 i imagine he means that you are speaking from your own experience. Using 'matter of fact' terms like 'most' is just a generalisation on your part. You likely don't have enough factual knowledge to say what most people do in a city, let alone all the big cities.
The Art of Neighboring
It takes active work to build communities. Gotta reach out and connect lives on purpose :)
This is amazing and so inspiring. It definitely makes you appreciate the things we often take for granted, but it's also great to see the results of such collective hard and what can be achieved with nice community of welcoming neighbour's. I'm inspired and encouraged and may use this as a template when exploring opportunities to move abroad from the UK. I'm looking forward to season 2! 😊🙌🏾
It can also be done in UK 🙏 There are some similar UK UA-cam channels. Mossy Buttom is one of them 🌟 You just need to find like-minded people to work the land with you 🙏 Buy UK land ....before it is sold to foreigners abroad❗🙏
@@Vikingshop Mossy Bottom is located in Ireland. Not the UK.
By removing all the foliage around the stream, you just shortened it's life significantly. Without roots to slow the water down, it has no way to stay on your land, it'll just run dry. You must build in natural blockages, stones, fauna and more to keep the water from dashing away... can have small sections of free flow, but they must be shored up every few meters.
Thank you for your comment, highly constructive 👍
Maybe there beavers
Plenty of examples of land restoration projects that do exactly what you said :) it's extremely important to slow down and store water!
How did u buy land.how much
@@cupidok2768 there whites in Portugal
Between you guys and The Nomadic Movement, I get a ton of videos and exposure to folks who move out of their home countries and start from scratch. I love it and I wish I could also do this.
what's stopping you?
@@henrymiskin7891 Money. The stuff they're showing in this video is extremely expensive and without a ton of cash, you'd get nowhere.
That is pretty cool what some ppl can accomplish if they put their minds to it! Something i'm looking forward to do on my 14.47 acres of land in the middle of Alaskan Wilderness! Accept i'll be doing it all by my self :)
I know it's a bit late, but good luck
this is incredible. i love the abandoned building excavation, feels like a video game quest. i would love to be a part of a project like this someday soon. if you need a novice gardener, environmental biologist or nanny let me know!!!
Great job! Amazing progress. One thing that stands out to me is the recycled plastic roof. If you don't coat it in a UV resistant paint or coating it is going to crumble to bits of plastic and pollute your land before long. Consider giving it a coat!
keep watching :)
@@ProjectKamp I'm more worried about the dark colour. It's going to add a lot of heat there next to our container, and next to the solar panels.
Solar Heat Reflective Coat something like this would be great for summer. Solar Heat Reflective Coat (ECO Kool Home)
Outstanding video. We are doing something similar in Mexico. I know the feeling of getting water and electricity on the land for the first time. I’m impressed with your determination and hard work.
Just read your thread - I am doing the same in Kentucky soon. Hopefully you will document your build so others like me can learn. People like these and YOU give others courage & support!
Thank you! I love what you are doing! All the best for your upcomming projects!
Bravo! 😆⛲😫
Don't swim in stagnant water
Really looking forward ro this one!! Happy new 2022 to project kamp and all the fans 🙌🙌
Wonderful video! This is good living... not easy, but almost always worth the effort! I spent my last winter clearing my land located on an island off the coast of Maine (ferry no bridge...). 200 year old house and plenty of projects ahead! Cheers.
i feel like doing this and having such an awesome piece of land is a secret dream of most people. Minecraft in real life lol.
With mods 😁
@@IScorpion69 lmao
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One whole month to wait?!?!! Thats savage bro
Every monday.
He s lucky we love him!!!!
I m sure @MarkRober taught him this trick !!! 😁😂😂😂
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Those trees being cut in the opening scenes look like acacia dealbata, a great plant to have growing as it has so many uses. It's great firewood, it coppices well (Not the greatest attribute if you're trying to get rid of it.), it's a legume so is a nitrogen fixer (Works great with the coppicing as the relationship with the bacteria breaks down and the stored nitrogen is released into the soil and made available to other plants.), great for some simple structures such as yurts (Can grow nice and straight. Also looks like you used it for garden edging.), and can provide an amazing amount of mulch to feed other plants.
It’s a bloody invasive from Australia...
Don't know what is worse, mimosas or eucalyptus. I don't have any of those here on the north west, Minho
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I cried a little bit when you spoke about helping each other out after getting some produce from the locals. Lovely and inspiring! I wish I could do the same!
@Reuben Why?
@Reuben W hating
This guy is a multi millionaire this was not cheap he spent like 400000 dollars on this
@@Mixologist That is why it's embarrassing? Or you're talking about how having such a dream is not easy? Cheers
I just stated a fact nothing more nothing less
This is my first time discovering this channel and video, from the looks of it is seems as if they have created their own Utopia; or what seems as the pre-sequels of one. I have always dreamed of living in a utopia like this ever since I was a kid. My parents always taught I was using too much imagination and should just stick to reality. The reality that they wanted me to live in is go to school, get a job, get a wife, have kids and die old…I mean where is the fun in that? I told them I always wanted to buy land make something out of it, you have inspired me once again. I love this. This is a life.
thanks for this comment i really understand you i too have this same vision and understanding
Yeah you'll need the roughly half a million dollars to undertake an operation like this. You'll need to make A LOT of money before something like this is viable. It's all day work, so you can't have a traditional job, so you can't get a loan to do it. So you'll need to be fairly wealthy, and extremely liquid. Your parents told you that it's a fantasy, because it is.
@@littlejackalo5326 how do you think the guy in the vid (main character) got his money then? 😯 I just barely found this channel
This is incredible. Thanks for documenting and sharing this experience so like-minded people can be inspired. You guys are great.
I LOVE this. There is something about starting basic and leveling up. Almost like in Minecraft or other adventure games ;) I wanted to start my woodshop and a channel at the same time and show the whole learning process and see where it goes. I never did as I wasn't confident in starting both at the same time. I love starting new things to learn cool and new things....but I hate finishing them ;)
"starting basic and leveling up"
oh man, if only was the real-life that fun and easy
that's what i want to fking do. FUN & REWARDING!!!! Kudos! impressive! my dad bought a land before he died. i plan on building smthing there in the future. it's not as big as this one but still not bad! relatively the same area shown here 5:57
I've always wanted to try something like this but I've been worried about bureaucracy getting in the way. I've heard a few horror stories about local govt demanding that everything be torn down because of planning permission or land issues or whatever other objection they pull from a hat. Did you experience any challenges surrounding this (I'm guessing Portugal is more accommodating than the UK in this regard) and does anyone have any advise on the legal side of doing something similar.
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Yup U.K. not very friendly in this way. I’ve been a builder 30 years - get a bit bored of having to submit 1:1 plans on window detailing for a bureaucrat to opine on then finding 25no 350ft wind turbines being put up next door
People do this all the time in the US, although these people clearly had plenty of money beforehand to afford all the tools and stuff and most of the people here that do it build everything from scratch. The govt might try to give you shit, but that’s implying they can find you.
if it.s a light construction it might be considered temporary and may not be subjected to the same strictness ..depends on where u live probably
You're going to need to accept that if you want to live, you will need to do so without "complying" with a hostile, illegitimate political power.
It's not like they exist without the tgreat of actually legitimate ligitation either.
You can't live unless you break rules.
Sometimes you will draw a short straw.
But until we can reclaim our sovereignty, lives, freedom we can not comply with anything, must fake it until we make it to get enough independence so WE decide what is and is not permissible.
This is beautiful. I'm a 40yr Carpenter. I'm ready to through the utility bills out and get my backpack on. I hope once I find my land I still have the strength to become self sufficient and live completely off grid.
Being a carpenter is a huge advantage
Thank you if fell it is too
Do it NOW and don't wait
Life is so beautiful and you will find your way
good luck
Not much of a carpenter if you think think the ramshackle bog land build full of poop holes is beautiful
Do it Jay! I actually have a smaller piece of land if you want to start a similar but smaller project in Portugal with a pit and fruit trees.
im an urban design architect here in the states and its just great seeing this come together. Every little piece working together to add comfort and quality of life to what is effectively a homestead. I can see so much potential for this to take off and effectively become a modern villa. Takes a lot of work, time, and money but you seem to have that. Looking forward to seeing more.
modern villa? fuck that. semi-natural building is the better way to go and switching to permaculture in your garden is a favor to yourself and nature
@@NakedAvanger hows that exclusive to the modern villa idea. I think your confusing villa with estate. Villas were small farming compounds. A villa will have local production and many housing units to support itself and its community. While not as established and incorporated in trade as a town, it was not uncommon for villas to sell overproduced items (wool, textiles, or crops) to nearby towns. permaculture and hugelkultur are just techniques and should absolutely be used in any and all urban garden or new agriculture set up. As for simi-natural buildings, again ya. not mutually exclusive. This project is using combinations of containers and rebuilding ruins while using locally sourced materials so I'd say it fits that better than most places. You don't have to call it a villa but it is very much like a modern take on that idea considering how they are planning to reconstruct the large ruin. With the exception that its likely where they (the owners) will live full time as opposed to just one of many.
Watch cooking in nature and in a rare historical landmark
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I watch a lot of Stardew Valley content and I’m pretty sure UA-cam thought this was Stardew related based on the title LOL
Super cool to see how much work goes into something like this in real life
Same happened here. And i'm happy the algorithm worked well for once.
Even got to see a familiar face helping out there.
Amazing! Anyway, I think it is a mistake to remove the vegetation covering your water. In Portugal, strong sun will evaporate your water soon. Keep it well shaded, perhaps from trees so you can access the water well :-)
I'm sure the neighbours knows the area and climate better than you. I would be surprised if they did not caution/stop them from making a "mistake" as you call it.
@@piposanchez no, he is right bro
@@askrnningremnes6711 you couldn't possibly know this. Such a massive assumption to make. Generally speaking this would be true, but I don't think the neighbours would let them make such a mistake.
@@piposanchez Maybe they didnt know, hard to say really
it's heartwarming that you did single shots of the elderly locals especially the one on his tractor.
This is honestly so wholesome 😭 literally a dream of mine and just seeing the love and care going into this making friends helping others living the land ❤ ugh I'm in America 😭😭😭 we don't have much of that here, just coming togetherness.... I love it!!! New subbie
Doesn’t exist in my part of the UK either, sadly everyone is caught up in a rat race of who has the best car and who has the best house, consuming all only to realise life was just all too short. The community depicted in this short documentary in Portugal is incredible!!!
Watching clips similar to this just ignited that desire to venture into the unknown for an adventure… The only thing stopping me is money
Small steps begin at home eg. container or vertically grown vegetables if you have no other space, find like minded ppl, backyard communities, community gardens, back to basics, caring, sharing, bartering. Dream BIG!! Hold on to your dreams. Be positive. Blessings & good luck to you all 🙏🏼
What do you mean we don't have that here? 95% of the country is pretty much empty, lol.
@@lonkslonkolious4916 lol ok where are you?
@@simminglybeautiful8465 Go to Zillow and look up lots/land for under 20k, remove the boundary and zoom out. The whole country is packed with tens, maybe hundreds of thousands of little red dots, each representing acres where you could do the same thing as they're doing in this video.
We made a follow up video were we walk around and show the people and their projects. Thanks for watching this :)
#59 A day in our off grid community
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I need more buddy....,i am actually subs. In to your chanel.,im excited for the next....,😄😁😆
👍👍👍
I wonder if you'd like another bush waking boy scout ;
You have a lot of the invasive Mimosa ! Can be a good building material for wattle and daub style walls.
Cooperation and building Neighbor Networks, is how We achieve People Power. The News Media in the USA is bent on separation, divide a keep weak. The Public is naive and the Lower Mind is fear based.
Your living the Harmony of Higher Minded and Happy.
Best Thoughts and Delicious Feelings be Yours, (all of you)
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Beth
a Sociologist/Behavioralist
and Historian
Tennessee, USA
Looking for land now with a goal to move there within 6 months. I've made a living on the internet for 25 years, living off grid feels like the perfect way to balance things out. I'm so ultra fed up with the direction society is headed, and I refuse to become an old grandpa stuck in suburbia yelling get off my lawn lol. Thanks for sharing your amazing progress.
Good for you! Get out of the comment section and make quick work of it!
Where do you look, in what region?
Here you can have a look at our plan for next year! ua-cam.com/video/ZHKph8nMC3A/v-deo.html
great vid man u must be so lucky to be able to do all that
not to do the annyoing ecologist but , i just hope you guys planted trees back ... like pls for our future ...
Your very smart like Mr Kelly he is also making base camp because it’s better for our life to be safe in the countryside living off land.
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Stream +dam = hydro/electricity
THE WATER, BUILDINGS, CON BOXES, AND ALL THE LIVING UTILITIES. AND NEIGHBORS ARE WONDERFUL. HOW AWESOME IT IS NOW... WELL DONE!!!!
Fabulous work, maybe you might consider having someone coming to study the effects of moving bushes and plants away from a stream as it is often not considered very important
The study might show more people some conclusive evidence about how important underbrush is
Also try not to use pesticides as there is conclusive evidence about its detrimental effects on the environment
Agree
Pesticides are an easy no to throw out but if you knew how many people it prevented from starving you’d realise it’s not so simple
@@mubbywub there are alternatives that require more work but give better results.
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This was really cool. I hope to be able to build something like this for my own community in the future.
I love stuff like this. I'm quite jealous of people with skills like this, and the ability to "live off the land" in some way as you do. If there's ever a zombie apocalypse or near species annihilating catastrophe, you lot would do just fine lol.
I cried when you planted the garden! This is such an interesting project. So strange to think of what people used to do normally to survive as a special project, but it is nowadays. This is the European version of the American tiny house investment projects I was just watching. Instead of just focusing on a profit you seem to be actually building a real home and community.
This looks like so much fun and a great learning experience but also sounds quite expensive even doing work yourself. So nice you have friendly neighbors and family to help. Do you not have many snakes there in Portugal because that's the first thing I thought of in all of those overgrown areas?
Are you an Aussie? Because I thought that too. Haha. There would be snakes galore if that property were here in Australia.
@@Es_Tay in the USA in Texas we have lots of snakes 🐍 😆.
In the UK we have alot of snakes too, their called politicians
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No we don't necessarily have a lot snakes in portugal, and the few species that we have are not venemous and (mostly) harmless to humans.
Glad for the recap,it was good to remind myself of all you achieved so far,looking forward to the plan xx. Welcome back!
So glad to see you post again. You accomplished an amazing amount of work last year and think you will do even more this year. You are intelligent, creative, practical and driven. I thnk it is going to be great.
OH my gosh I'm so excited to see how you guy's have been!! Missed you all 💖 hope your doing fantastic 🌺☕
What Amazing neighbors. I loved that they let you use the old well. I loved that they fed y'all. (I'm from Texas so Y'all it is. 😉) So great that y'all help them too. Can't wait to see what you do next.
Might be a good idea to build a system to use the water around just in case a small wild fire starts near your camp. Even if the chance is small of happening it might come in handy one day. Waiting for the fire rescue can take long.
Thanks! Love the Shipping Container!
Parabéns, sou Português e pessoa com esta energia fazem muito bem ao nosso pais. Obrigado e continuem a partilhar muito mais.
I love this! There is always just one big open question. How do you finance something like this if you don’t have quite a bunch of money beforehand?
Invest into amc (Not Financial Advice)
You don’t, or you take out a big loan
I love the older couple and how nice they are
i wish we could dig as easily as you guys with your land. we have heavily compacted clay that's been used for cattle grazing for 150 years. it's like digging into cement lol. love the video!
If you want to do it by hand, look into getting a broadfork (grelinette in French). I live near the sea and my land is also quite heavy clay soil, which has compacted over the years. A broadfork loosened it up significantly! I think I only need to fork once more, while I continue to add humus-forming materials such as compost and leaves. Over time, it will build up and stay loose.
You guys are amazing! You are highly organised and focused.
What a wonderful, satisfying existence. I envy you. xx ❤️🌳🌿🌱
Sien geweldig uit na seisoen 2. My plan is om 'n Homestead te koop nie te ver van julle af nie, in die Mangualde Distrik. Miskien loop ons mekaar van tyd tot tyd iewers raak.
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Humains can only be happy and thrive collaborating and helping each other...good job.
Thanks for sharing your experience, it was so awesome to watch you guys start from scratch. I'm sure you will enjoy your new beautiful land. Bless you guys, looking forward to more videos. 💪💜
I am very proud to see this, because many people cannot take advantage of nature, but here I see many things being done to make nature beautiful and comfortable to live in, thank you for the inspiration sir.
Nice! I have just bought 20 acres of land in Brazil, and will start soon with some construction for working more on the land (most of it to be reforested). Nice to see people doing something similar, and gives some ideas. Thanks for sharing
Hey that sounds cool! Where in Brazil are you located?
"Into the Wild" done right. I feel like this is everyone's dream at one point and so nice to see you follow your passion. Tyvm.
This has easily been one of the most interesting and enjoyable videos I’ve seen in a while. Keep up the great work and can’t wait to see season 2
This video makes me so happy. I didn’t think there are people who do stuff like this😍 I think it’s awesome and would love to do something like this in the future, too💪🏻
Idk why but looking at this the first thought my brain had said was colonizing 101
Things are looking great and it’s great to see you back, can’t wait for season two 😊👍🦖🗿🦤🦑😻🏴
Wow this is amazing! Yall hit the jackpot with this land...multiple watering holes, flowing water, preexisting structures, preexisting well, beautiful views, nice neighbors, so awesome!! Excited to see all yall do here!
absolutely love this idea the way you approach things and how you are community building. this is a way forward into a livable future :) can´t wait to see more of you lovely people
Amazing. It's coming along beautifully!
May I ask how all of this is financed? All the materials, all the tools, the gas for the saws, the containers, the plants and food... you guys are working hard to build your camp all day long. Do you have time to work besides that? Did you set up a donation website? Sorry if this is asked too much, I am just curious.
Rich people with no real job....
@@rohitkashyap7476 That's exactly what I DON'T think and why I am asking.
@@studentin8807 nah that's what this is. People who are able to afford this. Either their work is amenable to travel / remote living, or they're trust fund babies.
@@erikagray9883 land is seriously cheap in Portugal.The pay is high in Scandanavian countries,I can imagine they worked hard and saved hard then moved,perhaps selling a house back home? Anyone can do this you just have to be prepared to make real sacrifies.
They have 300,000 subscribers on UA-cam
Longest month ever. 🤘
Adorei!!!🥰 Muitos Parabéns !!!🎈🎉🎈Que trabalheira😅… mas está a ficar uma beleza😍!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"It's Portugal, it should be sunny" You didn't even open google maps before you bought the land?
This is the dream! The land and progress you've made so far looks amazing, definitely worth the effort. I hope to do something like this one day, your videos are very inspiring :)
imagine this becoming a real town in like 50 years, being able to have a youtube video from where it all started would be so cool