I grew up that way.. always climbing trees.. chasing frogs and dragon flies... swimming in the river.. hunting for wild fruits in the mountains,, those memories never dies in my heart and i wouldn’t trade any riches for them
I love the revisiting too, it helps show us what has worked for the home owners and if they'd do something different or how their journey has evolved. Love this!
After watching a bunch of videos of "minimalist" people with $80,000 + tiny houses in RV parks, to see these people create a $6,000 home in a really green setting renews my faith that people aren't all crazy after all.
it's funny because people moan at the cost of a house or even building one but then again, those people always live in the city. Generations relied too much on convenience that they forgot how to live without it. Just a bit of manual labor, some realistic savings that you don't have to stress your whole life to achieve and some people game enough to help you see it through to the end. You're good.
They even have deer running around - how precious is that. A charming tent and it is certainly special. Living minimally and slowly - great qualities for a happy life.
@Lee Never thought of that actually. Ticks are a pain. I would not eat meat from a deer. Only eat beef fillet steaks. Mind you am not a great meat eater. Kind greetings from Switzerland.
My parents have numerous deer, a flock of wild turkeys, a bear or two, ground hogs, raccoons, at least 7 skunks (which my sister fed for awhile. It was interesting because we learned that they have unique markings similar to zebras having different patterns of stripes. And they never sprayed anyone or anything.) along with a variety of snakes and smaller wildlife. They even had a cow in their backyard during their first year living in the house. Most of their property is timber and left alone, but the various wildlife have gone through the front and backyard throughout the seasons. When they had a husky the animals kept out of her area though a few got a little to close and became lunch. Their property borders the city limits and their not out in the country.
Man, Bryce. You should partner up with this dude and do something together. You have a very good connection with him and there are no tension or awkwardness. You two dudes are a cool match for content!
@@laurad4822 Oh, Jesus. Give me a break. No one is forcing you to read my comments, right? And if you are that sensitive, then why are you here in the first place? Just a matter of time, until we're all censored anyway so relax. Besides, did this beautiful video get any less beautiful to you, after you read my comments? If so, then something is wrong.
Yeah home schooled and no neighbors to interact with, that´s gonna do wonders for their social skills... Don´t get me wrong i love the idea of reconnecting with nature but i don´t know how good is for the kids to spend 100% of their time with their parents
Fer Soken to address your concerns let me say the kids will turn out just fine as long as the parents do their job in educating them. I raised my children in a remote area and homeschooled them until they went to high school and they had no problems at all. Actually they had one problem and that was with their education levels. They were so far ahead of their peers academically that they had to take mainly college prep courses and then graduated early. 2 of my children joined the military and 2 went straight to college on scholarships. All four did great out in the real world. The 2 in the army made rank so fast it was a good thing the army uniforms use Velcro now where the stripes go. The 2 that went straight to college found the course work so easy for them that they started simply challenging each course and getting 100% so they were able to simply skip most of the basic courses that freshmen usually take Also, all 4 had no issues socially. They all made friends easily and still have some of those friends to this day. If done properly raising children in a remote location is actually better than the alternative. Also, by raising our children the way we did my wife was able to be a stay at home mother by choice. She always had the choice and chose to stay home with our children. She did a fantastic job and deserves all the praise for her efforts. I was able to spend more time with my children than most fathers do because my job was flexible. I used to love bringing my kids to work with me lol Hope that answers your question Cheers mate
@@prepperjonpnw6482 i hope this story is true because the socialization part was one of my concerns too.. it also really comes down to what kind of people the children are too, but definitely the environment and the people they grow up with plays a huge role in how they turn out as adults. I'd love for my future family to have a life like the people in the video! I hope you and your family have the best life ever
A happy and blessed family. May God bless you and keep you nice folks. God bless America and the POTUS and all regardless. America is still a beautiful country. Pray for Trump and his team to Administrator Wisely and Appropriately. Shalom and Godspeed
So many of these tiny house people do not own their own land and instead have their house on someone else's land. So it's refreshing seeing some actually own land.
The beauty of a small home that is not made of bricks and mortar, is that you can adapt your space as your family grows. No restrictions, no load bearing walls to consider, just time to let things settle, see how things go and then make the changes as you go along. I love this revisit...thank you.
I wish i had half of this couples ideals & priorities at their age, in my mind they already have what most of us work our whole lives to attain.... happy family, peace, calmness, connection with nature.
I used to think attractive people gravitated to outdoor lifestyles, but now I think outdoor lifestyles make people become attractive. Maybe it's a biochemical/endocrine thing.
I love that they are living such an old fashioned life, experiencing nature every day and being together as a family, creating amazing memories and living very peacefully
Showering in nature with no cares and happy squirrels. That is what I like - nice down to earth couple and no inner inhibitions. Enjoyed this - thanks.
Before America was inhabited with other cultures, the Native Americans lived in tents and seemed to do just fine. It makes me so happy to see so many young couples bucking the system and living in nature. I hope this is a trend that continues b/c it seems like such a happier and healthier lifestyle for all concerned - including Mother Earth! I'm addicted to your videos - thank you so much for these awesome educational and inspiring videos!
@@jsbhmm8232 I totally meant to say tipi/teepees!! My bad - i had "tent" on the brain after watching the video, but i meant the tipis/teepees that were conical shaped. Actually, tipis really are tents--they're round tents.
These two and their children were such an inspiration to me when I was first introduced to them. It warms my heart how they seem to have grown mentally and physically. This I believe is what life was meant to be. I so wish this beautiful family more growth, love and examples to follow for a better way of life. Best wishes.
Bryce you really are amazing, a born interviewer with a big heart, and Rasa of course. And what an adorable couple. I really enjoyed this episode and it was nice to go back. Blessings to you Bryce and team, hope you're not working too hard. X
Bin Lee Yeah i'm a 1994 so i were one of the last gen of children who actually were outside and ate dirt and climbed trees. Then the screens came and devoured us.
This is my absolute favorite one of all of them I've watched. The family is great. Where they live is awesome. Their home is great. I love them and their home.
I am so glad you came back here. This is my favorite of all. This family makes me so proud to be American as they embody the best of our country's spirit-freedom, physical strength and beauty to match the natural world around them, open hearts and minds, a respect for traditions that serve such as strong family (both them & their kids & their connection to their mom on the property), discarding traditions that separate or support judgments. The tent is so beautiful on the land; and so light on it. I love that it doesn't have wheels & they are here to stay!
yah there's something about it....nothing they built was for vanity, like they said it wasn't for "pinterest".....I mean the entire house cost $6,000?! One of my pet peeves is the wannabe hipsters who spend 100k on their tiny home builds.
Absolutely, nature is beautiful in every way, it's only when humans tamper with that it goes wrong. They've engaged with nature & they see its beauty, whereas society slaves driven by the media keep digging bigger holes, & never finding happiness.
Out of all the revisited tiny houses, this is defining my favourite one. The house was so cool at first but now with all the upgrades it's ten times better. They made the renovation according to their needs and they paid attention to their priorities. Great job!
Man...out of all the episodes of tiny houses, these people r the only ones that actually make the purpose of living in a tiny house be worthwhile and realized. Cost them $5000 dollars to build everything plus the minor renovations, and being out in the wild. Thumbs up
This is one of my biggest favorites, and I absolutely love the giant outside fireplace with the huge boulders around it. I think they may just build another one of these right next to them when the kids get a little older....
Quelle fabuleuse idée de partager l'évolution de cette famille! Quelle belle deuxième vie pour cette tiny house tent. Ils sont heureux avec si peu, connectés à la nature et à l'essentiel. Hâte d'avoir un point feu comme eux devant notre petite maison. Merci Brice pour ces magnifiques sources d'inspirations.
I love what they are doing. Their children will grow up with a profound respect for nature and all life. If i were young I would not have minded this at all. God bless them for trying to live a beautiful simple life.
Not only did their home change, so did they! They look so different now! They look healthier and happier! (Not that they seemed like they weren't happy before) They're just glowing!
Amazing revisit! Wonderful that this family has remained true to their values and beliefs, and continue to evolve and adapt to the challenges. Can't believe the severe winter they experienced, living in New Mexico!! Wonderful!
I love what this couple have created for their lil family, it's beautiful and very educational for the kids and for them. Everyday is a learning curb and the kids will grow to appreciate and love nature as they grow and observe the goings on of their surroundings, it is such a blessing to be out there and living as they do.
Wow!! They went from great to greater living! What is it about nice people and nice tiny homes?? They continue to have their priorities straight; it’s all about family and real living!!! Delightful little home in the woods!
I would love to live in something like this! Homes that make the outdoors a functioning part of your living space is what i have always wanted and looked for.
This is a great re-visit and the couple is charming. Bryce, your enthusiasm and personal charm really carry this series and make each episode enjoyable. Your production and editing are also top. Thank you and love from Paris.
And one more observation. Children are so happy and they have a lot clothes and toys. General consensus is that people who don't live in "regular house " are in to drugs or alcohol,not responsible, poor because lazy,children malnutrition. When I see you in this video I know that you are on opposite side of people's stereotype. You guys are healthy,mentally fit,responsible.,loving parents. God Bless.
What a fantastic childhood for their children with the kids just roaming around and experiencing nature. I wonder how they go when it rains although I’m amazed how well it copes with the different weather extremes. It’s great seeing how it has organically grown.
Love it, so beautiful! Do wild animals ever come into the house? When we built our small off-grid cabin in the mountains we had wonderful wild visitors who didn't hesitate to enter through the open front door (mostly curious skunks). Best of all, a bird built her nest on our inside wall, which allowed us to feel like protective surrogate bird parents - it was so sweet, bittersweet, when the babies all flew out into the world. We adored all of our wild friends💓
I wish they would be a bit more straight forward about how much is done at their family's house that they share the land with. How much is stored there? How dependent are they on that house for bathing/laundry/cooking/storage? How often do they sleep over there in extreme weather?
@@sdiggly I wished people would be a little more honest say it, but it's still a great build but not anything sustainable if there are no resources to support full time living.
The best thing in life is having a simple life like this..peaceful and away from the pollution... Living in the city making yourself toxicity because of the surroundings the peaople surround you... Nature is best relaxing and makes positive outcome..i love watching living in off the grid very inspiring
The first time you visited this home I thought there's no way I could live with my family in that space. It's too tiny and I don't like the layout. BUT this time you've made me wonder... And I think I could. I think it would make us closer to each other, more respectful and loving. And I think that's what makes a book, a movie or a video, a good one: it challenges your beliefs and changes the way you see life. So that was great to watch and experience. Thank you!
This place is WOW! What a gorgeous sanctuary, tucked into the wilderness. Love the open concept into the wild. This is exactly what we are looking for. A property in the wild where we can grow our food forest, but first we are building our skoolie so we can go seek out people who are living in the wild, growing their own food & living minimally. Thanks for sharing your home with us. It is so wonderful you are raising your little guys like this. They must love it! Congrats you two! And thanks Bryce for introducing us to this lovely family. - Erin + Brian
we have this same tent and when attached to a platform and side rigging its VERY weather tough. Just requires yearly or every 2 years replacement of the big tarp.
I have been watching your videos and other channels about tiny homes for quite some time now and I have to say, you are truly the best channel amongst all! I really love how positive you are and the way you showcase all the unique advantages of each space, causing the owners to swell with pride as they take us on a tour. It is truly an inclusive, inspirational way of shining light on creative people's alternative housing solutions that other channels like yours would be wise to study! Thank you so much for your creating!
Wow you 2 have done an amazing job not only with your home but with your children raising them to know what life is truly about not some little device in there hands they truly have the best device pure nature right in there hands . Talk about a stress free life ... thank you for sharing your home with us
I'm so jealous. I wish I had the courage to not be a slave to the man, and just drop out and live my life how I want. Like you guys are, living the life, living the dream.
What a wonderful, happy life you guys are living! No need for anything else. I admire you and envy you for living so close to nature.. trees, deer🦌 , toads, river!! - what a home!!🏠
You don't actually need a lot of things in life. This is something I would wish to apply in my life. I believe the road to great happiness and living is to become a minimalist and a nature lover. This is really a dream come true for people who wants to live outside the busy, noisy and polluted cities. Thanks for this inspiring video. Hope that I could built my own tiny house in the near future.
The older I get (41) the more I want to retreat away into the wilderness. This looks like heaven to me. I could sit round that fire 24/7. That lifestyle is insanely inspirational to me. Awesome Bryce 🤘🤘🤘 When you coming to the Scotland?
The older I get (69) the more I realise I am past the wilderness LOL. If I were young though it would be a dream lifestyle. I live in the tropics so camping where I am is hot and sticky, with insects but I suppose they have plenty of that in the summer also. We just don't have the cold snow or cold even. Nice tent they have. A tent in Scotland? My mind boggles. Sounds OK if it were only in the summer. haha I must have lost my pioneering spirit somewhere along the way.
The couple is very humble. They say "it's not Pinterest ready" but men, that house is really awesome! I love how homey and liveable it is. I love the outdoor shower! 😎 And both the husband and wife and the also kiddos are so adorable.
This is one of my favorite episodes bc of the practicality & need based mindset of this couple! I have been going through the same thing in my mind. I have a nice camper on my property & have contemplated building a house but know I don’t need to. Also, I think about how I will be increasing my property taxes, cleaning time & house maintenance if I did build. So, it was great to see others thinking in a similar fashion of why spend money building just to be “Pinterest worthy” lol
Hi lovelies what a beautiful family. These programmes have taught me to question. Why do we need a lot of space. I Remember going to a mobile caravan for a holiday. I loved it. It had everything we wanted all spaces were used . I loved. And seeing these homes really make me feel envious of the incredible lives these families are living. I hope in the new world that is coming that more people will be living lives like this away from the media and mobile phones. And appreciate what is around them. Like theses families have done. What a beautiful life these children are having with such loving parents who aren’t worn out from working long hours and not seeing their children grow up. So glad I found your channel 😊💚🙏
I remember the first Share on this family and home. What a marvelous job you have done-and a bed now too! But a closet? Girl's just gotta have some things! Lol. The kids are growing and so adorable and well mannered. So proud of you and the example you are setting that life is about more than "stuff". 🤗🤗🤗🤗
How do they wash their clothes? I’m sorry if it sounds stupid, also, he says they can’t use the shower during the winter, so how do they take showers during winters? I’m legitimately curious, because it look and sounds so interesting.
@@jasonjayalap Maybe, I think I saw hamper in closet but you can't just wash clothes in the river. That is always something as a mom I look for in tiny homes. The winter must be hard to bathe but people don't need to fully bathe as often as many do
This is by far my favorite Living Big home that I have seen. And I have seen a fair number of them. There’s something about being in the outdoors that calls to my wild side.
I luv the revisited episodes and hearing what worked and what doesn’t and how they’ve grown mentally ❤️I wouldn’t mind seeing people who left their tiny home or sold it too.
Those kids are going to have such rich childhood memories when they grow up.
Yup. I wonder how their childhoods will fare in comparison to their peers, when the reach adulthood.
I grew up that way.. always climbing trees.. chasing frogs and dragon flies... swimming in the river.. hunting for wild fruits in the mountains,, those memories never dies in my heart and i wouldn’t trade any riches for them
@katy bourassa but good earth interaction
Right?
Any children with the name Grizzly or Fox, yeah.
They are one of the most attractive couples i have ever seen
You mean Rasa & Bryce? Or Katie & Zac?
Check the Cali couple out.
I just came here from their first video and made that same comment.
the cool thing is they can just add another tent when their children get older and the fireplaces stays in the middle!
Beto u said it right
Their boys are going to learn skills that some children do not have a chance to get.
Omg yes
Add a whole village while you're at it
What is their Instagram?
Why does he look like a long lost Hemsworth brother?
Andrea Davis an even hotter Hemsworth brother. That guy is mighty fine!
😂😂😂
Exactly what I was thinking hahaha
Yes and maybe a bit of a Paul Walker vibe??
lol I was thinking the same thing . 🔥
I love these revisit videos, seeing how they have altered the homes after living in it for a while is really great :) please do more of these style !!
I agree!
I love the revisiting too, it helps show us what has worked for the home owners and if they'd do something different or how their journey has evolved. Love this!
Agreed! I'm very interested in the long term parts of living in alternative living spaces. Would love to see more videos like this.
Latesha
Hi 💓
After watching a bunch of videos of "minimalist" people with $80,000 + tiny houses in RV parks, to see these people create a $6,000 home in a really green setting renews my faith that people aren't all crazy after all.
it's funny because people moan at the cost of a house or even building one but then again, those people always live in the city. Generations relied too much on convenience that they forgot how to live without it. Just a bit of manual labor, some realistic savings that you don't have to stress your whole life to achieve and some people game enough to help you see it through to the end. You're good.
I’m obsessed with tiny houses.
I want to live in one
Me too!
😄
Jaye Tee Owe i like this channel comments so much positivity
Same here. I am looking for land in Southern Oregon. This family have really opened the doors of great ideas!
They even have deer running around - how precious is that.
A charming tent and it is certainly
special. Living minimally and slowly - great qualities for a happy
life.
@Lee Never thought of that
actually. Ticks are a pain.
I would not eat meat from
a deer. Only eat beef fillet
steaks. Mind you am not a
great meat eater. Kind greetings
from Switzerland.
1 11 wait till the leopards show up..
Dinner on the hoof lol. Shoot it before breakfast eat it for dinner and make clothing from the hide.
My parents have numerous deer, a flock of wild turkeys, a bear or two, ground hogs, raccoons, at least 7 skunks (which my sister fed for awhile. It was interesting because we learned that they have unique markings similar to zebras having different patterns of stripes. And they never sprayed anyone or anything.) along with a variety of snakes and smaller wildlife. They even had a cow in their backyard during their first year living in the house. Most of their property is timber and left alone, but the various wildlife have gone through the front and backyard throughout the seasons. When they had a husky the animals kept out of her area though a few got a little to close and became lunch. Their property borders the city limits and their not out in the country.
Man, Bryce. You should partner up with this dude and do something together. You have a very good connection with him and there are no tension or awkwardness. You two dudes are a cool match for content!
All us girls would totally agree with this. ;)
@@estherwatson-wynyard4234 - Well, as a straight guy with the ability to appreciate other guys for being handsome, I catch your drift. Lol.
@@KL-no4gu This has to be the wackiest comment of 2019
@@KL-no4gu So you had to bring politics into this amazing video? Growup!!!
@@laurad4822 Oh, Jesus. Give me a break. No one is forcing you to read my comments, right? And if you are that sensitive, then why are you here in the first place? Just a matter of time, until we're all censored anyway so relax. Besides, did this beautiful video get any less beautiful to you, after you read my comments? If so, then something is wrong.
Those kids are gonna be cooler than regular kids lol.
I’m curious to know how all tiny house kids turn out..
Yeah home schooled and no neighbors to interact with, that´s gonna do wonders for their social skills...
Don´t get me wrong i love the idea of reconnecting with nature but i don´t know how good is for the kids to spend 100% of their time with their parents
Fer Soken to address your concerns let me say the kids will turn out just fine as long as the parents do their job in educating them. I raised my children in a remote area and homeschooled them until they went to high school and they had no problems at all. Actually they had one problem and that was with their education levels. They were so far ahead of their peers academically that they had to take mainly college prep courses and then graduated early.
2 of my children joined the military and 2 went straight to college on scholarships. All four did great out in the real world. The 2 in the army made rank so fast it was a good thing the army uniforms use Velcro now where the stripes go. The 2 that went straight to college found the course work so easy for them that they started simply challenging each course and getting 100% so they were able to simply skip most of the basic courses that freshmen usually take
Also, all 4 had no issues socially.
They all made friends easily and still have some of those friends to this day.
If done properly raising children in a remote location is actually better than the alternative.
Also, by raising our children the way we did my wife was able to be a stay at home mother by choice. She always had the choice and chose to stay home with our children. She did a fantastic job and deserves all the praise for her efforts. I was able to spend more time with my children than most fathers do because my job was flexible. I used to love bringing my kids to work with me lol
Hope that answers your question
Cheers mate
@@prepperjonpnw6482 nice
@@prepperjonpnw6482 i hope this story is true because the socialization part was one of my concerns too.. it also really comes down to what kind of people the children are too, but definitely the environment and the people they grow up with plays a huge role in how they turn out as adults. I'd love for my future family to have a life like the people in the video! I hope you and your family have the best life ever
Prepperjon Wow! Thank you for sharing!
This man's joy is overflowing. He's loving this life. Nice to see.
Hello Golden
This is the best way to go through life - to be close to nature, and to be with the ones you love. And no financial hardships.
This is one of the episodes where not only has the house has gotten better with age but the couple has as well ...both are amazing !
you know there’s something about your home if tiny house visited it, twice.
Revisiting is SUCH a good idea!! So interesting to hear peoples experiences, good or bad 🌞🇩🇰
true, I like these homes are built already. On tiny house nation type shows, they are for sale within a year many times, sometimes before it airs!
Takes camping into another level. Those kids are so lucky.
A family that's living happily together in a small hut is far better off than a wealthy family living in discord in a huge mansion.
ronch550
So true! I also think it’s true that it’s better to live in a hut debt free than in a gorgeous home with debt, stress & worries
Let me tell you the truth, u are 100% right about that. It's about time,we focus on happiness,more than luxury, for a better world.
A happy and blessed family. May God bless you and keep you nice folks. God bless America and the POTUS and all regardless. America is still a beautiful country. Pray for Trump and his team to Administrator Wisely and Appropriately. Shalom and Godspeed
Choice is good.
@@chichiudaku1805 why not have both?
It's nice that they own the land,they look so sorted and content.God Bless.
So many of these tiny house people do not own their own land and instead have their house on someone else's land. So it's refreshing seeing some actually own land.
I think they are in her parents back yard.
Just love it. The river next to them it's like a dream
You should watch the Tiny Cabana tour. The river she lives next to is amazing!
Yes. It's a beautiful river. I love the big rocks. I adore the family and their home.
The beauty of a small home that is not made of bricks and mortar, is that you can adapt your space as your family grows. No restrictions, no load bearing walls to consider, just time to let things settle, see how things go and then make the changes as you go along. I love this revisit...thank you.
She loves him so much.... aaa the way she looks at him and laughs at everything he says... what. A perfect relationship 😭
Bryce you’re such a treasure, I hope you continue to show us alternative ways of living♥️
Bryce is such a great interviewer, so nice to see him interact and be respectful to the homeowners.
He’s not judgey.
I wish i had half of this couples ideals & priorities at their age, in my mind they already have what most of us work our whole lives to attain.... happy family, peace, calmness, connection with nature.
why are all tiny house people so attractive looking, just a random observation
Cuz rich people are always attractive
I used to think attractive people gravitated to outdoor lifestyles, but now I think outdoor lifestyles make people become attractive. Maybe it's a biochemical/endocrine thing.
Lol.. Not all of them
I guess it's because they're free from all the stress of living by other people's standards. I'll be joining them soon. 😀
😂 I am laughing but your observation is so true. I guess living a stress free life makes you look more attractive!!!
I love that they are living such an old fashioned life, experiencing nature every day and being together as a family, creating amazing memories and living very peacefully
Hello Eve
Showering in nature with no cares
and happy squirrels. That is what
I like - nice down to earth couple
and no inner inhibitions. Enjoyed
this - thanks.
They seem even more relaxed and at peace than a year ago. Beautiful changes in them - as well as their home!
Before America was inhabited with other cultures, the Native Americans lived in tents and seemed to do just fine. It makes me so happy to see so many young couples bucking the system and living in nature. I hope this is a trend that continues b/c it seems like such a happier and healthier lifestyle for all concerned - including Mother Earth! I'm addicted to your videos - thank you so much for these awesome educational and inspiring videos!
uh, only the nomadic tribes of the plains lived in 'tents'.
JSB Hmm so? She didn't say "all".
@JSB Hmm *So where did the others live? Apartment/Condo complexes?*
@@jsbhmm8232 I totally meant to say tipi/teepees!! My bad - i had "tent" on the brain after watching the video, but i meant the tipis/teepees that were conical shaped. Actually, tipis really are tents--they're round tents.
@@mutednoise8769 Wigwams, longhouse, chickees, igloos, adobe homes, caves...
These two and their children were such an inspiration to me when I was first introduced to them. It warms my heart how they seem to have grown mentally and physically. This I believe is what life was meant to be. I so wish this beautiful family more growth, love and examples to follow for a better way of life. Best wishes.
Bryce you really are amazing, a born interviewer with a big heart, and Rasa of course. And what an adorable couple. I really enjoyed this episode and it was nice to go back. Blessings to you Bryce and team, hope you're not working too hard. X
Julie P sharing what his passion is at with other people with same interest. No brainer
This lifestyle is the only way to escape human enslavement. Look at the kids, no smartphone, no computer. Just life itself.
Rise Up From The Dead thats what we(some 30 year olds) went thru as child ren and love seeing them grow up with dirt and insects
Bin Lee Yeah i'm a 1994 so i were one of the last gen of children who actually were outside and ate dirt and climbed trees. Then the screens came and devoured us.
No smartphone or computer yet having their pictures posted on instagram.
@@TheTartarianMeltdown bruh kids still do that. I'm post 2000 and I started gardening at a young age
@@bouncing_dancer -they said the have technology but the. kids don't get on much.
This guy is really inlove with nature.. hard to find someone like that nowadays.
new mexico is one of the most BEAUTIFUL places!
Bryce has always such nice words and benevolent energy summing up his hosts tiny houses, he is so lovely, and the music is so magical...
This is my absolute favorite one of all of them I've watched. The family is great. Where they live is awesome. Their home is great. I love them and their home.
It must be incredible to live this closely with nature ♥
When humans remember who they are
Korina B who they are?
Korina B so true...
George Osboon God, family , country with no government
@@georgeosborn421 I can't say who we are since I'm in still in the system. Hope you get what I really mean.
I am so glad you came back here. This is my favorite of all. This family makes me so proud to be American as they embody the best of our country's spirit-freedom, physical strength and beauty to match the natural world around them, open hearts and minds, a respect for traditions that serve such as strong family (both them & their kids & their connection to their mom on the property), discarding traditions that separate or support judgments. The tent is so beautiful on the land; and so light on it. I love that it doesn't have wheels & they are here to stay!
Simple and minimalistic living.
Oh man I fee like someday I too can have such a lifestyle.
Thanks Bryce for the wonderful video.
Grizzly and Fox? Well alrighty then.
EVCarGuy 🤣🤣
I know.
EVCarGuy lol
EVCarGuy, is that your real name? Grizzly & Fox may be nicknames.
My son’s nickname is Bull. It’s worked well for him.
"Ideas of building a real hous" This Is a real house and much more of a home than most "real" houses. This is one of my top 5 from his channel.
yah there's something about it....nothing they built was for vanity, like they said it wasn't for "pinterest".....I mean the entire house cost $6,000?! One of my pet peeves is the wannabe hipsters who spend 100k on their tiny home builds.
I agree
Absolutely, nature is beautiful in every way, it's only when humans tamper with that it goes wrong.
They've engaged with nature & they see its beauty, whereas society slaves driven by the media keep digging bigger holes, & never finding happiness.
What are the other homes in your top five?
Out of all the revisited tiny houses, this is defining my favourite one. The house was so cool at first but now with all the upgrades it's ten times better. They made the renovation according to their needs and they paid attention to their priorities. Great job!
I would love to live out in nature, as long as I have electricity and running water ... AND NO BUGS!!
🐜🦗🐝🐞🕷 Yes! How do all these people deal with bugs and no screens on windows or doors?! Mosquitoes would eat you alive!🦟🦟🦟
Good luck then
Donna Patton - It’s New Mexico.... not a lot of mosquitoes. But they do have tarantulas! 😱
@@donnapatton2219 and no snakes!
Man...out of all the episodes of tiny houses, these people r the only ones that actually make the purpose of living in a tiny house be worthwhile and realized. Cost them $5000 dollars to build everything plus the minor renovations, and being out in the wild. Thumbs up
This is one of my biggest favorites, and I absolutely love the giant outside fireplace with the huge boulders around it. I think they may just build another one of these right next to them when the kids get a little older....
Such a beautiful family and a great way to live
Quelle fabuleuse idée de partager l'évolution de cette famille! Quelle belle deuxième vie pour cette tiny house tent. Ils sont heureux avec si peu, connectés à la nature et à l'essentiel. Hâte d'avoir un point feu comme eux devant notre petite maison. Merci Brice pour ces magnifiques sources d'inspirations.
Géraldine Noizet Vivement qu’ils viennent filmer les Tiny House en France.
I love what they are doing. Their children will grow up with a profound respect for nature and all life. If i were young I would not have minded this at all. God bless them for trying to live a beautiful simple life.
The more I watched, the more I realized how cool and genuine they are.....
Not only did their home change, so did they! They look so different now! They look healthier and happier! (Not that they seemed like they weren't happy before) They're just glowing!
Amazing revisit! Wonderful that this family has remained true to their values and beliefs, and continue to evolve and adapt to the challenges. Can't believe the severe winter they experienced, living in New Mexico!! Wonderful!
I love what this couple have created for their lil family, it's beautiful and very educational for the kids and for them. Everyday is a learning curb and the kids will grow to appreciate and love nature as they grow and observe the goings on of their surroundings, it is such a blessing to be out there and living as they do.
This is a dream come true! simple life with nature! With God's guidance, I will have enough money to build my own tiny house!
Wow!! They went from great to greater living! What is it about nice people and nice tiny homes?? They continue to have their priorities straight; it’s all about family and real living!!! Delightful little home in the woods!
Wow, living in nature is a privilege!
Hello Luciana
I would love to live in something like this!
Homes that make the outdoors a functioning part of your living space is what i have always wanted and looked for.
This is a great re-visit and the couple is charming. Bryce, your enthusiasm and personal charm really carry this series and make each episode enjoyable. Your production and editing are also top. Thank you and love from Paris.
LOVE that each of these families are living the life that is right for WORKS FOR THEIR FAMILY!
And one more observation.
Children are so happy and they have a lot clothes and toys.
General consensus is that people who
don't live in "regular house " are in to drugs or alcohol,not responsible, poor because lazy,children malnutrition.
When I see you in this video I know that you are on opposite side of people's stereotype.
You guys are healthy,mentally fit,responsible.,loving parents.
God Bless.
What a fantastic childhood for their children with the kids just roaming around and experiencing nature. I wonder how they go when it rains although I’m amazed how well it copes with the different weather extremes. It’s great seeing how it has organically grown.
Love it, so beautiful! Do wild animals ever come into the house?
When we built our small off-grid cabin in the mountains we had wonderful wild visitors who didn't hesitate to enter through the open front door (mostly curious skunks).
Best of all, a bird built her nest on our inside wall, which allowed us to feel like protective surrogate bird parents - it was so sweet, bittersweet, when the babies all flew out into the world.
We adored all of our wild friends💓
These revisits are lovely because you get to see how they change their homes to fit their needs personally. It’s so inspirational as well.
What I liked the most is how happy they look with the lifestyle they chose for themselves, they are radiant, full of joy and satisfaction! :)
I wish they would be a bit more straight forward about how much is done at their family's house that they share the land with. How much is stored there? How dependent are they on that house for bathing/laundry/cooking/storage? How often do they sleep over there in extreme weather?
Yep!
Yes, I’m Curious how they bathe in the wintertime.
I just DNT believe they live there full time...
Tru. Like, how do they get wood for the nightly fires? It kinda looks like they scavange it from the forest, but they'd run out pretty quickly
@@sdiggly I wished people would be a little more honest say it, but it's still a great build but not anything sustainable if there are no resources to support full time living.
The best thing in life is having a simple life like this..peaceful and away from the pollution... Living in the city making yourself toxicity because of the surroundings the peaople surround you... Nature is best relaxing and makes positive outcome..i love watching living in off the grid very inspiring
This has to be one of my favorite house tours you guys have done so far. Love that we got to see an updated video of it!
This is such an incredible place. Connecting with nature and living the simple life. These kids are so lucky to have this magical childhood.
The first time you visited this home I thought there's no way I could live with my family in that space. It's too tiny and I don't like the layout.
BUT this time you've made me wonder... And I think I could. I think it would make us closer to each other, more respectful and loving. And I think that's what makes a book, a movie or a video, a good one: it challenges your beliefs and changes the way you see life.
So that was great to watch and experience. Thank you!
This place is WOW! What a gorgeous sanctuary, tucked into the wilderness. Love the open concept into the wild. This is exactly what we are looking for. A property in the wild where we can grow our food forest, but first we are building our skoolie so we can go seek out people who are living in the wild, growing their own food & living minimally.
Thanks for sharing your home with us. It is so wonderful you are raising your little guys like this. They must love it! Congrats you two! And thanks Bryce for introducing us to this lovely family. - Erin + Brian
This is great for places with less weather extremes such as cyclone, heavy rain or typhoon.
we have this same tent and when attached to a platform and side rigging its VERY weather tough. Just requires yearly or every 2 years replacement of the big tarp.
Yeah I wouldn't want that in Florida... It couldn't withstand a hurricane.
Simply beautiful! It's so lovely to see a couple in tune and raise their kids in such natural way.
What a blessing for them all 🌱
I have been watching your videos and other channels about tiny homes for quite some time now and I have to say, you are truly the best channel amongst all! I really love how positive you are and the way you showcase all the unique advantages of each space, causing the owners to swell with pride as they take us on a tour. It is truly an inclusive, inspirational way of shining light on creative people's alternative housing solutions that other channels like yours would be wise to study! Thank you so much for your creating!
Wow you 2 have done an amazing job not only with your home but with your children raising them to know what life is truly about not some little device in there hands they truly have the best device pure nature right in there hands . Talk about a stress free life ... thank you for sharing your home with us
Absoltuely great to see that the Kids are having ...or more like living a true childhood. :)
Priceless.
They are so lucky they found each other and they have the same goals. What a great family. Dad is passionate with his beliefs.
I'm so jealous. I wish I had the courage to not be a slave to the man, and just drop out and live my life how I want. Like you guys are, living the life, living the dream.
What a wonderful, happy life you guys are living! No need for anything else. I admire you and envy you for living so close to nature.. trees, deer🦌 , toads, river!! - what a home!!🏠
You don't actually need a lot of things in life. This is something I would wish to apply in my life. I believe the road to great happiness and living is to become a minimalist and a nature lover. This is really a dream come true for people who wants to live outside the busy, noisy and polluted cities. Thanks for this inspiring video. Hope that I could built my own tiny house in the near future.
I love the realness of this family, so sweet and loving.
The older I get (41) the more I want to retreat away into the wilderness. This looks like heaven to me. I could sit round that fire 24/7. That lifestyle is insanely inspirational to me. Awesome Bryce 🤘🤘🤘 When you coming to the Scotland?
I bet nature in Scotland is like heaven!
Just Joans sometimes it is... but it’s bloody cold!!!
@@TheLeiaShow where I live it gets below zero in the winters, so I am used to cold. Scotland is definitely on my bucket list of places to visit! 😊
The older I get (69) the more I realise I am past the wilderness LOL. If I were young though it would be a dream lifestyle. I live in the tropics so camping where I am is hot and sticky, with insects but I suppose they have plenty of that in the summer also. We just don't have the cold snow or cold even. Nice tent they have. A tent in Scotland? My mind boggles. Sounds OK if it were only in the summer. haha I must have lost my pioneering spirit somewhere along the way.
I did just that last year...I live in a forest..near Algonquin park. Love it here!
The couple is very humble. They say "it's not Pinterest ready" but men, that house is really awesome! I love how homey and liveable it is. I love the outdoor shower! 😎 And both the husband and wife and the also kiddos are so adorable.
This is one of my favorite episodes bc of the practicality & need based mindset of this couple! I have been going through the same thing in my mind. I have a nice camper on my property & have contemplated building a house but know I don’t need to. Also, I think about how I will be increasing my property taxes, cleaning time & house maintenance if I did build. So, it was great to see others thinking in a similar fashion of why spend money building just to be “Pinterest worthy” lol
bro, you should check out this speaker named "Yash Qaraah".. he brought me to the tiny house idea.
I totally agree with this man, I love this family. Superb home
It's not tiny house it is a home full of feelings
Hi lovelies what a beautiful family. These programmes have taught me to question. Why do we need a lot of space. I Remember going to a mobile caravan for a holiday. I loved it. It had everything we wanted all spaces were used . I loved. And seeing these homes really make me feel envious of the incredible lives these families are living. I hope in the new world that is coming that more people will be living lives like this away from the media and mobile phones. And appreciate what is around them. Like theses families have done. What a beautiful life these children are having with such loving parents who aren’t worn out from working long hours and not seeing their children grow up. So glad I found your channel 😊💚🙏
Incredible family. Those kids are going to have quite a few skill sets out of the box growing up.
If I ever get a tiny house I'm going to call him he really gets in to it
He's good at interviews. He's a natural
I remember the first Share on this family and home. What a marvelous job you have done-and a bed now too! But a closet? Girl's just gotta have some things! Lol. The kids are growing and so adorable and well mannered. So proud of you and the example you are setting that life is about more than "stuff". 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you Bryce & Emma you are right happiness does not have nothing to do with the material world, happiness is our interior pace 💙
Une Tiny House dans la prairie, a tiny house in the meadow. It’s a fantastic lifestyle.
Oh and I remember this house😍
Those kids are so lucky! I bet they will change the world when they grow up! ❤️ I wish I could give my kids that lifestyle everyday of the year!
How do they wash their clothes? I’m sorry if it sounds stupid, also, he says they can’t use the shower during the winter, so how do they take showers during winters? I’m legitimately curious, because it look and sounds so interesting.
It doesn't sound stupid. Those are perfectly legitimate questions, and I was hoping they would address them too.
In the previous video they said that they're next on a property with a house (family) with a shower. They probably wash there too.
@@jasonjayalap Maybe, I think I saw hamper in closet but you can't just wash clothes in the river. That is always something as a mom I look for in tiny homes. The winter must be hard to bathe but people don't need to fully bathe as often as many do
They go next door to the family house where there is indoor plumbing.
@@Hannah-jq1yd oh I see, so they rent from them?
This is by far my favorite Living Big home that I have seen. And I have seen a fair number of them. There’s something about being in the outdoors that calls to my wild side.
Love that "as seen on MTV cribs" door mat
Kids learn so much and they may love this world for their entire life.
I already know this is gonna be a beautiful place
Making incredible memories and truly connected with each other and the world around them.
I luv the revisited episodes and hearing what worked and what doesn’t and how they’ve grown mentally ❤️I wouldn’t mind seeing people who left their tiny home or sold it too.