Slow Living in the Green Mountain National Forest
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2022
- Solo road tripping through Vermont in my camper van, I’m taking the scenic route and driving (mostly) forest roads to the best camping, hiking, and swimming that the Green Mountain National Forest has to offer - each beautiful drive, trail, campsite, and swim spot will be a true hidden gem of this gorgeous state. I’m embracing slow travel to live an affordable and happy life in the woods alone, saving money while traveling by hitting public land, local farm stands, and free hikes to awesome swimming holes from creeks to rivers to lakes. Living life nomadically or just to the fullest doesn’t have to expensive, and I share the methods and inspiration for this practice as I camp and explore on a budget as a full time nomad in the great outdoors!
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Being a nomad naturalist enables me to reconnect with nature in a whole new way. I hope to inspire this inner peace and happiness in others through a closer relationship with mama nature, through healthy eating, outdoor recreation, edible food gardening/farming, and sustainable living. CZcams has enabled me to better educate and inspire from the road.
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This was one I couldn’t watch myself on premiere day so I was so grateful to see the turnout when I got in service!!! Thank you so much! You make me smile!
One of your best! Love it!
Aww thank you friend!! This certainly was a special time for me :)
Another nice video trail did look a bit rough in places the lakes were awesome take care stay safe 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
You know your stuff haha! Trails definitely were tricky. My Patreon bloopers will show that I actually fell 4 times on that first hike 😂 always love to read your comments, friend! Thank you!
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Good morning UNZ
Thank you for taking me along with you
I enjoy it 😊
Have yourself a absolutely beautiful day 💚🌱🤍
Awww happy to bring you along! Always love your positivity. Have a wonderful day yourself :)
Nature’s Spokesperson! Vermont is absolutely gorgeous, the lakes and waterfalls are magnificent. I love the fungi. Frogs are always a win
Haha love that! You basically hit all my personal highlights 😂
Check out waitsfield Vermont. We have several spots for boondocking, many many hiking trails, near sugar Busch ski resort which they have lots of outdoor events. And one of the best farmers markets on sat.
Ooooh a farmers market is the best way to lure me somewhere! Adding to my itinerary!!
Lye Brook Falls, the highest falls in Vermont. Old logging railroad bed in Lye Brook Wilderness at 4:50. Rt 11 to Manchester VT., North on Vermont RT7, Emerald Lake State Park, Baker Peak, Dorset Peak, wish I was back in Vermont. Thanks for the views.
Haha! Man that’s impressive!! We will see if I found a few gems you don’t know. I share my full location list on my Patreon! Vermont will always hold such a special place in my heart, so I’m right there with ya! Thanks for watching :)
Amazing video thank u
Thanks so much for joining the adventure! Hope you come along again!
On top of the Mt on rt 17 is a couple parking spots to camp. And the view is breath taking. Especially this time of year. You can literally see new York state
Thank you so much for the suggestions! Hoping to revisit Vermont to see the northern parts this fall!
Oh yeah, that's Little Rock pond and the loop trail. I had to study the video before I realized it was Little Rock.
Yes! Can’t believe they call all of these lakes ponds 😂
Listen to Trevor Hall. Green mountain state. Beautiful. I wanna go
Oooh thank you for the suggestion! It’ll be good music to listen to as I edit the final green mountain state video!!! It certainly is special if so many creators are inspired by it!
Oh just be very careful here in Vermont. We have been having serious problems with bear. Coyotes and moose. Consider investing in a bear whistle or mace.
Good to know! I’d love to see a moose but definitely from a distance 😂 I had bear mace but it deployed on me and it’s soooo expensive to replace!
Absolutely stunning, Vermont is definitely on my must travel list now. Always enjoy your video and content, and put a lot of hard work into it and it shows. Also that farm stand produce looked amazing!! 💜💜💜
Aww that means the world! I definitely grind on these videos but it’s pure passion and I don’t mind it a bit. Means so much that someone appreciates it too! I’ll have a ton more produce hauls and seasonal meals in the next two videos. This area is garden foodie heaven hehe.
Check out waitsfield Vermont, warren, faceton, sugar Busch ski resort. We have several spots for hiking, free camping. All next to rivers. Brooks. Etc. Lots of outdoor sports events here during the spring, summer and early fall.
“If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.”(Lewis Carroll). Be well, stay safe. 🥾
All roads lead everywhere! Love it! ♥️🌱
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Do U wear shoes in lake? Love the narration U do with the video. Please be safe ♥
I do have water shoes cos I get the ick stepping on slimey rocks and logs 😂😂 thank you so much, and always!
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Greetings!!! Hope to visit one day!!!
When I go hiking I bring herb seeds and leafy greens like kale and other edible plant seeds and plant along my way for nature and for future hikers, or sometimes if I'm going north for weeks hiking I can turn around and have snacks on my way back. Radish can be edible in about 25 days. Looks awesome, thanks for sharing 🙏
Wow! That’s so cool! I’d definitely be interested in looking into native and non invasive foods to do that with!! Fresh food has always been my top priority while traveling. Thank you so much for tuning in again!
@@kaylanrosa I never really understand what invasive or native means when it comes to edible non poisonous plants. Especially since the definition of invasive includes economic impact, like companies do not want people to be self sustaining by planting edible seeds everywhere cause who would buy food if the land was bountiful, edible and pleasing. Plus native can't be true with most of our ecosystem, plants that grow without our cultivation go wild with weeds and non edible plants that give no actual benefits to the animals or the people living in it or passing through. All plants are technically invasive, actually anything that is self growing or capable of reproduction in it's self is invasive, humans are invasive. Lol I think the earth used to be covered with natural growing edible foods everywhere, and certain humans came along and destroyed the ecosystem, ate everything they could, cut down all the trees, and let nature go wild with weeds and unpleasant or non edible plants, just so they could profit from dependency on stores and taxes to feed the people of society. Granted the world doesn't make sense to me, if every patch of soil besides the paths we travel upon where covered with edible plants that continually regrew from it's self world hunger wouldn't be an issue, and if we stopped using vehicles to disperse air currents at whatever daily mphs we disperse wind, nature would calm down. And if we didn't have machines for entertainment and for lighting and storage of processed foods or stored foods cause we could just go outside and pick fresh food, we wouldn't need air conditioning or heating, we would probably be migrational and more native to the earth. We would be villages and gather together entertaining each other with human interaction instead of humans through a looking glass of death, blindness and destruction in it's creation, use and waste. To coexist, vs to have dependency on everything that destroys mother Gaia. It saddens me when people say things that were educated propaganda by companies that need consumerism and by our government that needs the taxes that keep them living such lavish and planet destroying lifestyles.i understand that's not what you're exactly saying, and want to be mindful of what you plant, yet given the bigger picture of our lack of mindfulness, it's like really what harm does planting a variety of edible seeds actually do in comparison to what we unconsciously do to destroy our planet every day. Either way, peace be with you. And may your journey continue to enlighten your every words and ways. 🙏
This is one of the best ideas I've heard in years. I used to drop tree seeds along trails when I road my dirt bikes. But now this gives me a great idea. Blueberry. Raspberry seeds. We have a lake called blueberry lake. They have thousands of blueberry trees all over the place and is free pickings. The best blueberry's ever. ( Are free blueberry's hehehe jk)