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Yeeaaa , Let's have Fun Farm again, again? yes yes , youtube views, and our animals, the ones I left a year ago, where are they? dead? no impossible, they live in the woods, and our green vegis, veeegis veeegiss , veeeeeeeggis until ... until our next trip!! Trip? sure? more trips? trip trip trip to Japan!!! to Europe ! to Alaska!! NO TRIPS. sorry. Yea fun fun , vegis and ute rabits and egs ....

Yeaa... it looks fun, Fun Farm, lets have some fun, lets make a yotuube channel, iujuu!!! Ueeeee Animals, cute ones, eggs, our own vegis. Ye Ye Ye ! .... oooo WHAT? I can not go to caomping and travel? their are animals, and vegis, they can take care of themselves , can they? CAN NOT ? WHY NOBODY TOLD ME ?!!! I'm crying, gry more, after 1 year.. 1 year 1 ....... only 1. What would be the word to describe it? " .........."

Cool watching your journey. I returned to the US from Germany and found it a bit hard to readjust. Took about 6 months to feel normal again. Hope the reintegration goes well for you all

I used to want a homestead so badly, I grew up in the country but I quickly realized the older I get the less I want to take care of. An acre of land is all I need.

Welcome back! Looking forward to hearing more updates ❤

Happy to see what y'all have been up to. Wishing you the best, wherever that may be! It was a pleasure meeting your family, and I hope our paths cross again one of these days.

Life 🤩

So many things to say! I wrote you in a previous comment about leaving BC, but my heart aches, and trying to scheme a return plan (greater Vancouver or Gulf Islands). It was amazing how elegant you were at the chicken processing. Don't see this as a failure *at all*, only learn by trying. It's all education and life. Your old videos inspired me a lot, especially the financial minimalism.

Welcome back! Can't wait to follow along your journey, all the best.

Welcome back. Im pretty sure you archived lots of amazing things in Japan and had an amazing time as a family there, and that's what matters the most, so no failure!

Trying and attempting = winning. Way too many people are complacent never changing much of anything throughout life, never following an urge or dream. You actually went for it. Winning! 🥇

I'm happy to see you back as I wondered how you all are doing away from the farm❤

Lovely!!!

Soo good to see you guys bacl home. Hope you are all doing great...💙💙💙🫂🫂🫂

Weekend warriors at best. Pathetic woke excuses and virtue signaling. You don't live in what I consider the real world.

not a failure, just life! Love it!!!!

We're so back. One year has passed, see the update video here: czcams.com/video/C-7-zJ93PsY/video.html

I’m glad you’re back🐓🍉🧺⛰️

Oh my gosh!!!! This is so great to watch, congratulations.

I like how chill he is 🔥

My neighbour turned their house (big city) into a baby homestead by converting the garden shed into a 4-season guest house - and letting a nice lady come live with them permanently for free, in exchange for her services around the garden and chickens. She effectively has the winter off and normally travels. New family. Works for all of us! - because I get the garden goodies and eggs 😂

I love these videos on a lazy Sunday, and I love watching the culture of Japan. I think you're doing a great job with your videos, very educational and easy to watch. I hope you continue with this quality.

I can't believe you ate those bunnies.

tl:dr; Cosplaying as farmers is haaaaard

Hope you didn’t give it up because I think your going to need it

Cutee🥰🥰 chickens

Ok but why have quaiels, chickens and rabbits at the same time? More is not always better, you have to be smart and make decisions, not go with everything.

This is the reality. I know so many people striving to build a homestead but they have it in their minds that it will be easy, enjoyable work. And while it may be at year 1, by year 5 it's tedious. It's much better to be in a homestead community and not feel like you need to do EVERYTHING yourself. It's okay if you just do a few aspects of homesteading that you enjoy and leave the rest.

This sounds like “this American life” episode

Maybe its just me but why does this guy sound like he's narrating to 3 year olds?

This feels so incredibly un-authentic. It's creepy. I feel like I'm watching a Hyundai Tucson ad or something.

quitters, just talk no walk

Animal ABUSERS !

I gave up motorsport because of buying 3 cars, 2 lorries, a motorhome, 200 staff, 2 drivers, sponsors, designers and mechanics was toi much for me to handle. Id never even sat in a car or seen them on tv before.

It looks pretty there

The best cold plunge

Sounded good on pintrest though..

it's not that you're sick of homesteading, it's that you want your energy slaves back.

It does appear peaceful. If the school is closed, do yall home school?

You just didn't want it bad enough dude.

Very Nice !😍

Honestly, Animals are just too much unless you've got 3 chickens and that's it. Just a small garden takes a ton of time. This is why communities should be doing this together.

This gives me a great idea for a homesteading summer camp. Millennial hipsters can come play act as farmers for the summer to get it out of their system.

Racoons ate all my chickens.

I grew up in the village. Going to bed in full body pain was the norm yet these CZcamsrs were calling it wholesome and freeing 🙄. Yet another example of CZcams grifters

I just found your channel and love this video. Where are you leaving?

We have a 'homestead'. 18 acres. We raise a few chickens, a couple beef cattle and some sheep. We took a break from gardening this summer but usually have that. We also have jobs. Don't do more than you can handle. Yes, you can take vacations a couple times a year. It is fairly cheap to get someone to come over once a day to feed and water critters to get by. We have a log home and beautiful spot. Most places we would go in the Eastern US is no better than sitting right here. We have little desire to travel the globe. We go out West once a year for a change of scenery. Can we live off the land? Probably could. We have processed chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, guineas and sheep. We have had our beef processed. Frankly, corn, beans and potatoes are too cheap to bother planting. We focus on growing other things. Don't bother trying to do everything.

I came to the same conclusion. If you think you can easily become self sufficient you are ignorant of the reality. It was a very cool adventure but there are way easier ways to survive. It also made me understand the importance of interacting with others. The lone wolf lifestyle would be amazingly hard and anybody that can live it is a rare individual.

Only Meat Loving Carnivores get every aminos and nutrients HUMANS need for brain health, to build muscle etc. Very few people can survive long term without meat, they all end up sick and weak. Homesteading is more suited to older people or those who are happy staying put. You’ve done an amazing job for city slickers and what a great journey. If you do this again, you may consider a warmer climate. It’s far easier. I can’t imagine losing 6 months of work to the snow. 💕