“My philosophy in life about what to do in the world isn’t to go to a pristine area and live there and enjoy your life; it’s to find a place that’s degraded and fix it up” - Robert Guyton. Love that philosophy. We need more Roberts in the world. Thanks for the amazing video.
I loved that quote so much that I just had to put it at the beginning! Hopefully this film will inspire a few more Roberts and Robyns. Glad you liked it Justin :)
dumatwo Yes actually. Any yard or land not covered in concrete could be changed to be this way. That's the point. Get rid of so much grassy lawns and plant like they have. From tall trees for shade on down... Imagine - ugly neighborhoods. Areas of urban blight. Old Supermarkets that have been closed - could become forests that create clean air, cool in heat, warm in cold, bring food, and have songbirds etc. As well as lots of fresh organic fruit, vegtables, spices, herbs (you can even make hot and cold herbal drinks from those.) But we need to look at land that way
The good news is, degraded lands are usually the most affordable. With good reason. The property in central Ontario Canada that my wife and I bought in 1984 was identified as a gravel pit on one topographical map. It was actually 32 acres of degraded farm land further destroyed by humans with destructive habits, toys and machines. Almost no trees and no wild life. It was essentially a man made desert. We bought it cheap and have for over 30 years worked hard to bring it back to a state of natural health. Now we live in a paradise with trees gardens and wildlife all on the edge of a city surrounded by agricultural deserts. There is still plenty of work to do as there can only do so much one can do in a life time. The key is to do whatever you can to make where you are better in whatever way you can. Plant trees, practice good land stewardship and be patient.
I just got a 50 acres of erotioned land in the east side of Guatemala, my Main goal is to fix and make that place a Paradise, by my example the surrounding communitys Will start doing the same. I belive we can change these world for the better step by step. Cheers from Momostenango Guatemala.
I can't tell you how relieved I am to hear from others who are allowing some "wildness" into their yards. I'm doing the same in the suburbs and it's not always appreciated by everyone and it can feel lonely to be so different.
same, everyone out here in the suburbs has the mentality that all they need is a green lawn in the yards. They don't know about all the types of plants and trees that they could get to make their plot of land look more appealing and healthy. People out here have so little care for their outdoor living that in the bay area of california, an average yard is literally the size of a narrow alley, people don't know what they are missing.
Having grown up with straight sided very neat vegetable gardens, fruit trees planted in rows with lots of mowed grass underneath and my chickens confined in pens, I’m hopping it’s not to late to change as I head into my 70’s. Moving house soon looking forward to a new garden and challenge doing it the permaculture way this time, it’s never too late to learn.
I hear ya, somtimes It's clear to see it less about learning maybe more about being human and excepting it's alright to be human and allow people to be organised on thier own terms so we can all have a part of paradice and feel comfortable together
I hope it's going well--it's never too late to start! Best to learn through trying things, but if you decide you want to learn a bit via reading, I can't recommend Gaia's Garden by Toby Hemenway enough. I only started learning about permaculture in the past year, and that book is such a phenomenal resource for getting into permaculture. I read through a lot of forums at first to find book recommendations, and that one came up more than any other, and for good reason. Mollison is great as well of course, seeing as he co-founded the modern movement, but I personally found it a bit denser, so just my two cents. Anyways, sorry for rambling on, I hope you're finding some happiness in your new place :)
This is my idea of heaven on earth. Beautiful people who truly understand how we are connected deeply to the Earth and all of her Beings. Try living without the earth, try not breathing her air or drinking her water or suspend yourself from her gravitational pull. It's not going to happen. The Earth is our home. We need her to survive and thrive. This video lifts my spirits and that couple truly are amazing people. I wish the world was filled with more like them. Namaste.
This is such an inspirational couple. Because of this video I've started to convert my grassy areas into permaculture and now I have a bird, bug, bee oasis. We've never seen this many animals on our 2.5 acres and the bird song is so magical. I shared this video with my 80+ year old friends and that has inspired them to do the same. Our friends think we haven't weeded our flower beds and the weeds have taken over and we say "No, that's on purpose...it creates habitat, keeps the soil moist and feeds the bees". Thank you for producing this video and opening my eyes to alternatives to conventional gardening. LOVE IT!!
I began gardening in a similar manner about 6 years ago, totally unaware of this potential trend. Lets hope it's a natural revelation emerging in the human psyche. We need it.
"There are a lot of things that could depress you out in this world , but if you take that each negative act as an opportunity or provocation to do your thing, then it's a winnable game" Thank you for such motivational words. Saving the world, planting a food forest. Sometimes I just feel like I will have to do it all alone, as I am not living in a community that is enthusiastic about these ideas. Sometimes I fear failure and loneliness. But thank you from the bottom of my heart, for the words that keep my dream alive.
right there with you ❣️🍄 when i feel lonely in this dream, i think of the mycelial network.... connecting us all in unseen ways so that a few of us bloom here and there in every community (like a fairy ring of mushrooms).... slowly but surely awakening the larger whole.
Thank You ... All who are responsible for this video and it being here. This is how my late husband Rick wanted us to live ... along with solar and hydro power. We had 9 acres, had been a fruit orchard at one time so still had some fruit trees there when we came along. We only had 6 1/2 years there before he died but he at least died while working toward this goal, he was a very content man. He would have loved this video ... this man makes me think of him ... a lot. He was such an intelligent but humble and soft spoken man, who believed with all his heart that nature knew best and we needed to learn to work with it ... he would never use pesticides or herbicides ... He lived what he preached in his Environmental Resources class he taught (he was a biologist).
Thanks so much for making this film. Robert and Robyn are true elders who show us that we are not inherently destructive-carbon-burning-Peter-Pans-who-never-want-to-grow-up, but sensible regenerators of the flowering earth, making more life possible for all life forms, generation after generation.
These people have such a beautiful garden and way of thinking about life, it really inspired me!! This way of living is truly my dream. Their forest garden kind of reminds me of the garden of eden!!
been following the guyton's for some time, i love them and absolutely LOVE this interview. Thank you so much for sharing this gem of the permaculture world, they are silently living the dream.
"The Cosmos is Conscious, Consciousness is Creative, We that Know this are the Future" and these two restoration masters are definitely Conscious! ☯️☮️
"Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself" -Leo Tolstoy This couple changed themselves, and it had wonderful results for the portion of the world that surrounds them. I wish them a beautiful life, but they don't need my wishes as they have made their lives beautiful all in their own...
It takes time and effort to create and maintain a fruit forest, plus you still have to pull weed out, prune branches, irrigate when it's very dry and keep certain animals (feral pigs) off
This is amazing. Honestly, the way she mentioned apple trees are as unique and worth considering as much as people gave me more empathy for people - I need to be as forgiving and encouraging as I am in my garden, real talk
Wow ... very very inspiring. “My philosophy in life about what to do in the world isn’t to go to a pristine area and live there and enjoy your life; it’s to find a place that’s degraded and fix it up”, gaves me chills.
You are AWESOME! Best RUclips clip ever made. The light and love you are shining into our beautiful world is delicious. Much love and respect for you both.
I loved how you have shared your beautiful place and life, living in your magic place , that you have built fir yourselves . You can see the Happiness coming out of you . I particularly enjoyed watching you expressing yourself with your open arms , where you looked like a butterfly with extra joy , while describing what you was talking about 🦋🎊. Thank you 🙏 🎉💗
this documentary delighted my heart because in a difficult world of today it's so so good to see and know that there are people doing wonderful work for our beautiful planet!
Thank you happen films, your videos changed my life and gives me so much inspiration, I'm so grateful and happy that peaple who respect nature stil exist
I love Robert's comments at the end about it being a winnable game if you focus on what you can do to rebalance the world and bring a diversity of life into it. I love the idea of a forest garden and hope to emulate their example on a smaller scale someday.
this has impacted me in the deepest way. i first saw it 1 year ago and a 1 year later i realize how consciously an unconsciously i have been employing these wild labor saving unifying principles. awesome permaculture perspectives.
During corona quarantine.. i replant a lot of veggies, root, ryzome, bananas.... now after starting working back, whenever i came home, i will go to check on my plant and greet them for about 15 to 20 minutes.... It's calming to me...idk... I love it to see them grow
Absolutely stunning. my husband and i LOVE how beautiful you two make your life and home one. peopke dont take the time anymore to LOVE WELL. YOU TWO ARE AN INSPIRATION. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR BEAUTIFUL WORLD
I love both of you and everything you do i have watched this video so many times its so amazingly beautiful and informative thank you i love permaculture gardening!!!
Thank you very much for this documentary film. I started to build my own permaculture food forest a few years ago in Korea. I am building it very slowly and with small size step according to my condition. I am also very happy to see and enjoy the future of my forest like Guyton's.^^♡
Whenever Robyn would be on ....I could not help but smile...she's infectious....the insects and the birds and the insects and the birds and the .....insects ....birds.
Such a lovely home! Hopefully one day I'll have a property a bit like this :) Very inspirational, and gives me lots of ideas! Thanks for the video mate.
Absolutely incredible but I want to mention.... The gentleman’s beard is the perfect length and density that it looks like his head is floating most of the time and I can’t unsee it! Amazing! 🙃
What a wonderful video. I have been doing permaculture for over a year now, and my wife and I love it. We have a pretty small property, but it is about 1/3 permaculture and producing nicely. One day, we will buy some acres and do it on a larger scale. True peace is found in nature.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful place. I have 20 acres where I am just starting a similar project in a temperate zone as well and your video gives me hope that it will happen
i grew up on a colony of old hippies where everyone's garden looked like this. Watching made me want to go back so bad, and plant a wild garden of my own :)
Mobile al here. Mild food forest started in the burbs...city came and at first said “ your yard should look like your neighbors”. One has half a row of shrubs by the front door, one has grass and an oak tree, one has a chain length fence to keep the pit bulls contained with in the dust holes they have dug. Once she learned about all the butterflies and bees and hummers...also no turtles and rabbits...she got interested and she came back with her big girl camera. Now I am eating blackberries and loquats in April until the lychee and blueberries, peaches, plums, figs, mornings, pears, apples, lemons, limes persimmon...yep. The neighbors were curious but no one complains now.🙊
Imagine how beautiful the earth would be if everyone did this in their yards. Even in the city and suburbs. It would be stunning and sustainable. We wouldn't even have to go to the grocery store anymore.
I mimick/use natural system function in my farming practices due to my natural laziness why fight with Gya when she will do most all the work and do it better. My end goal is to get a similar set up only a few years in so far.
Wow. This is great. Some dat, I'll make an attempt to plant a garden like this. I can't stand that most people in the Netherlands are placing stones everywhere. This is what more people need.
@@Lily_and_River I feel that a lot of people haven't opened themselves up yet to learning about the benefits (and importance) of more green. I feel like governments/cities/neighborhood centers/etc. can inspire people to open up to a greener environment.
This made me smile the whole time I was watching it. I just love coming across something so good and pure in a world full hate, greed, corruption, and destruction. Our pagan ancestors lived correctly. They didn’t go against nature.
Like the Vikings? The past is not as romantic as we may imagine. We can't go back anyway. We can only make the best of what we have - one fruit tree and one conversation at a time.
“My philosophy in life about what to do in the world isn’t to go to a pristine area and live there and enjoy your life; it’s to find a place that’s degraded and fix it up” - Robert Guyton. Love that philosophy. We need more Roberts in the world. Thanks for the amazing video.
I loved that quote so much that I just had to put it at the beginning! Hopefully this film will inspire a few more Roberts and Robyns. Glad you liked it Justin :)
Hardly relevant though is it? this place is about as pristine as it gets, it`s NZ ffs.
Super easy to have that kind of land right
dumatwo
Yes actually. Any yard or land not covered in concrete could be changed to be this way. That's the point. Get rid of so much grassy lawns and plant like they have. From tall trees for shade on down...
Imagine - ugly neighborhoods. Areas of urban blight. Old Supermarkets that have been closed - could become forests that create clean air, cool in heat, warm in cold, bring food, and have songbirds etc. As well as lots of fresh organic fruit, vegtables, spices, herbs (you can even make hot and cold herbal drinks from those.) But we need to look at land that way
The good news is, degraded lands are usually the most affordable. With good reason. The property in central Ontario Canada that my wife and I bought in 1984 was identified as a gravel pit on one topographical map. It was actually 32 acres of degraded farm land further destroyed by humans with destructive habits, toys and machines. Almost no trees and no wild life. It was essentially a man made desert. We bought it cheap and have for over 30 years worked hard to bring it back to a state of natural health. Now we live in a paradise with trees gardens and wildlife all on the edge of a city surrounded by agricultural deserts. There is still plenty of work to do as there can only do so much one can do in a life time. The key is to do whatever you can to make where you are better in whatever way you can. Plant trees, practice good land stewardship and be patient.
I just got a 50 acres of erotioned land in the east side of Guatemala, my Main goal is to fix and make that place a Paradise, by my example the surrounding communitys Will start doing the same. I belive we can change these world for the better step by step. Cheers from Momostenango Guatemala.
I'm with you, Alejandro!
Alejandro! Send us an update! How is it going?
I just read this. Alejandro, how is your paradise doing?
We are with you!
Alejandro, ¿como te fue con tu proyecto?
I'm 27year old born Jamaican living in London it's my dream to return to Jamaica and live this way , cannot wait, wonderful food forest garden
Digioia lifesLovers yes! this is my dream too, i’d love to live near blue mountain.
@@leaf1952 I'm from trinityville lots of mountain where I am
1 day. 1 day
Then just do it!!!
@@boblee5472 definitely going to ❤️
beautiful dream! Love it
"I haven't done anything at all. I've just stopped interfering..." Words to live by.
What a powerful thought.
"Life is Easy. Why do we make it so hard?"
- Jon Jandai
@@YourFrienjamin mostly because that's half the fun. We just forget that the other half is fun too.
I can't tell you how relieved I am to hear from others who are allowing some "wildness" into their yards. I'm doing the same in the suburbs and it's not always appreciated by everyone and it can feel lonely to be so different.
Human-generated wildness, Barbara - it's humanity's only viable future, imo :-)
same, everyone out here in the suburbs has the mentality that all they need is a green lawn in the yards. They don't know about all the types of plants and trees that they could get to make their plot of land look more appealing and healthy. People out here have so little care for their outdoor living that in the bay area of california, an average yard is literally the size of a narrow alley, people don't know what they are missing.
good news is when shtf you will have plenty of food to live off. i'd rather be living like you then them.
It dont matter what they think, they just have bad spirits and they like the ugly world
Please upload the pictures of your yard and dont ever feel lonely in your efforts as we re all here to enjoy your hard work .
Having grown up with straight sided very neat vegetable gardens, fruit trees planted in rows with lots of mowed grass underneath and my chickens confined in pens, I’m hopping it’s not to late to change as I head into my 70’s. Moving house soon looking forward to a new garden and challenge doing it the permaculture way this time, it’s never too late to learn.
G,day hope you're doing well,books my bill Mollison has good books on permaculture.
I hear ya, somtimes It's clear to see it less about learning maybe more about being human and excepting it's alright to be human and allow people to be organised on thier own terms so we can all have a part of paradice and feel comfortable together
I hope it's going well--it's never too late to start! Best to learn through trying things, but if you decide you want to learn a bit via reading, I can't recommend Gaia's Garden by Toby Hemenway enough. I only started learning about permaculture in the past year, and that book is such a phenomenal resource for getting into permaculture. I read through a lot of forums at first to find book recommendations, and that one came up more than any other, and for good reason. Mollison is great as well of course, seeing as he co-founded the modern movement, but I personally found it a bit denser, so just my two cents. Anyways, sorry for rambling on, I hope you're finding some happiness in your new place :)
This is my idea of heaven on earth. Beautiful people who truly understand how we are connected deeply to the Earth and all of her Beings. Try living without the earth, try not breathing her air or drinking her water or suspend yourself from her gravitational pull. It's not going to happen. The Earth is our home. We need her to survive and thrive. This video lifts my spirits and that couple truly are amazing people. I wish the world was filled with more like them. Namaste.
I agree I agree I agree
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Well done Say brother ir sister, cheers and love from Guatemala
Agree 💪
It lifts my spirt up see people like this wonderful couple, they are enjoying nature naturally !!!
Greetings from Argentina
Walking on weeds, rather than using blades, weedwhackers or herbicides, is such a simple, effective and non-toxic idea. I LOVE IT!
Yeah, until you step on a venomous snake. Best wear some cowboy boots if they're around.
Snakes go away if you make noise
@@elloohno1349 tell that to a cotton mouth. Most bites occur due to people stepping on or too close to snakes. Some snakes rely on their camouflage.
@@CriticalThinker27 no snakes in New Zealand
This is such an inspirational couple. Because of this video I've started to convert my grassy areas into permaculture and now I have a bird, bug, bee oasis. We've never seen this many animals on our 2.5 acres and the bird song is so magical. I shared this video with my 80+ year old friends and that has inspired them to do the same. Our friends think we haven't weeded our flower beds and the weeds have taken over and we say "No, that's on purpose...it creates habitat, keeps the soil moist and feeds the bees". Thank you for producing this video and opening my eyes to alternatives to conventional gardening. LOVE IT!!
God bless you
Oh Jennie, good on you. I was given a boost too, by Robyn's words.
Oops Robyn's love for her apple trees. Roberts' philosophical words are what inspired me the most.
It's such a joy to watch Robyn. She seems like a butterfly herself. So happy with her lifestyle and garden.
Ah yes..
Yes, her joy is so evident! It is so pleasant to see her enjoyment.
that's what struck me too. Thus, she's a very authentic voice in agroforestry.
Indeed. God bless you!
Full respect. I want to do something like this with my life.
Best of luck with it Eric :)
Same Here
Satisfy your ego my property ♥
ME TOO
If we valued fertile soil like we do gold, the world would be a very different place
I began gardening in a similar manner about 6 years ago, totally unaware of this potential trend. Lets hope it's a natural revelation emerging in the human psyche. We need it.
Take a look at Masanobu Fukuoka
I think it is.
God bless you
My favorite part is that he goes out at night and plants things on the sides of the road 😂
Guerilla gardening! I have a friend who does that too.
Beautiful! I’m over here taking notes. I need more layers
@Skanda Annadana q
@@goodlifehomestead6876 this is the kind of guerrillas i wanna see
@@goodlifehomestead6876 i love setting mints free ;)
"There are a lot of things that could depress you out in this world , but if you take that each negative act as an opportunity or provocation to do your thing, then it's a winnable game"
Thank you for such motivational words. Saving the world, planting a food forest. Sometimes I just feel like I will have to do it all alone, as I am not living in a community that is enthusiastic about these ideas. Sometimes I fear failure and loneliness. But thank you from the bottom of my heart, for the words that keep my dream alive.
It all starts with one person, be the change you want to see in the world ( or in your community)
Good luck and don't give up
right there with you ❣️🍄
when i feel lonely in this dream, i think of the mycelial network.... connecting us all in unseen ways so that a few of us bloom here and there in every community (like a fairy ring of mushrooms).... slowly but surely awakening the larger whole.
Walking on weeds, rather than using blades, weedwhackers or herbicides, is such a simple, effective and non-toxic idea. I LOVE IT!
Thank You ... All who are responsible for this video and it being here. This is how my late husband Rick wanted us to live ... along with solar and hydro power. We had 9 acres, had been a fruit orchard at one time so still had some fruit trees there when we came along. We only had 6 1/2 years there before he died but he at least died while working toward this goal, he was a very content man. He would have loved this video ... this man makes me think of him ... a lot. He was such an intelligent but humble and soft spoken man, who believed with all his heart that nature knew best and we needed to learn to work with it ... he would never use pesticides or herbicides ... He lived what he preached in his Environmental Resources class he taught (he was a biologist).
absolutely inspiring.
This is my future! I have dozens of illnesses and autoimmune diseases but this life is going to heal me, I truly believe that ❤
Be a vegan, but do it for the animals and perhaps the planet, but forget human health. There are too many of us. Coming from a disabled vegan.
These lovely people just can't stop smiling, doesn't it say a lot about the kind of life they are living.
Thanks so much for making this film. Robert and Robyn are true elders who show us that we are not inherently destructive-carbon-burning-Peter-Pans-who-never-want-to-grow-up, but sensible regenerators of the flowering earth, making more life possible for all life forms, generation after generation.
These people have such a beautiful garden and way of thinking about life, it really inspired me!! This way of living is truly my dream. Their forest garden kind of reminds me of the garden of eden!!
been following the guyton's for some time, i love them and absolutely LOVE this interview. Thank you so much for sharing this gem of the permaculture world, they are silently living the dream.
Thanks so much for this Jordan, liked and shared as always.
Permaculture Homestead where can I find more information on the Guytons? Thank you!
K Jackson I think their channel is food forest
"The Cosmos is Conscious, Consciousness is Creative, We that Know this are the Future" and these two restoration masters are definitely Conscious! ☯️☮️
this is true meaning of gardening: shaping the nature while being a part of it and by this entering a state of relationship.
"Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself"
-Leo Tolstoy
This couple changed themselves, and it had wonderful results for the portion of the world that surrounds them. I wish them a beautiful life, but they don't need my wishes as they have made their lives beautiful all in their own...
It looks a million times better than a lawn. and is less work to maintain.
We're talking about the beard, right?
Robert Earnshaw 🤣
too bad you would probably get fined for that.
It takes time and effort to create and maintain a fruit forest, plus you still have to pull weed out, prune branches, irrigate when it's very dry and keep certain animals (feral pigs) off
Less work to maintain? Not likely but that doesn't stop me I look forward to landscaping 'work' in my yard.
They are living a dream.
Very happy for them !
your garden is a reflection of you beauty. God bless you.
@John Maybe it's the spider god that he/she wants to bless the couple....? ;-)
The "Real" Back to Eden gardening
1:39 the pride beaming through her demeanour is so heart warming. makes me want to pursue this
I will create this. I’m glad we are all able to access this inspiration. This generation will make this a thing again. I believe it. Thank you!
This is amazing. Honestly, the way she mentioned apple trees are as unique and worth considering as much as people gave me more empathy for people - I need to be as forgiving and encouraging as I am in my garden, real talk
This is my favourite of all permaculture forrest these 2 guys are so humbled by nature is amazing to watch
Truly inspiring. A lot of people prefer this kind of living now. Thanks for giving people great ideas!
It’s how humans are meant to live & how we did for a long time until money came along .
Wow ... very very inspiring. “My philosophy in life about what to do in the world isn’t to go to a pristine area and live there and enjoy your life; it’s to find a place that’s degraded and fix it up”, gaves me chills.
I love these people, they remind me of good grown-ups from my childhood.
What a gift to nature and humanity are those two beautiful eloquent people. I will share this here in Ireland. Thank you
I love Robyn's movements and flow as she talks. Such beautiful energy.
Me too :-)
This was amazing , exactly how I want my life in the future.
thank you so much for making this, we enjoy them so much!
That's great to hear! It makes all the work worth it :)
Only one thing, try to make more please
Donate and they could probably make more. If each of us viewers donated 10 cents that'd be 20k. If each of us gave $1 that's 200k!
You are AWESOME!
Best RUclips clip ever made.
The light and love you are shining into our beautiful world is delicious.
Much love and respect for you both.
one of the bes examples of the permaculture mindset i've seen. thanks for your hard work Happen Films, it's greatly appreciated
Cheers Ricky!
I loved how you have shared your beautiful place and life, living in your magic place , that you have built fir yourselves . You can see the Happiness coming out of you . I particularly enjoyed watching you expressing yourself with your open arms , where you looked like a butterfly with extra joy , while describing what you was talking about 🦋🎊. Thank you 🙏 🎉💗
beautiful documentary, cant believe you made it by yourself
Thanks! It was the combined effort of me, my partner, and a friend of ours to make this :)
this is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
do you need an intern?
how long did the whole process take? In order for it to be natural. What do you first lay down to create the ecosystem WILD?
It's mimicking nature. Think in layers, like an eco-system. Search on google for "permaculture".
Be well.
I want to have this on my wall playing on repeat
this documentary delighted my heart because in a difficult world of today it's so so good to see and know that there are people doing wonderful work for our beautiful planet!
Thank you happen films, your videos changed my life and gives me so much inspiration, I'm so grateful and happy that peaple who respect nature stil exist
Man the time and devotion must be countless.
Keys879 -I smile because I notice you didn't call it work. 😀
It's an everyday, every hour devotion, indeed
Since becoming a farmer I hardly work at all but im out about doing stuff all the time.
Enjoy it so much not like work at all.
there's still weeding.......
Its love :)
My favourite go to video whenever I need more inspiration!
What a lovely place to be.... it's wonderful to see people working with and preserving the natural balance. Great film as always 😊
I love Robert's comments at the end about it being a winnable game if you focus on what you can do to rebalance the world and bring a diversity of life into it. I love the idea of a forest garden and hope to emulate their example on a smaller scale someday.
So inspiring! These people are amazing, and what they have created is absolutely gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.
This is so beautiful! Your giving back to the Earth! This makes her happy, and the humming birds and pollinators also! 🌻 🌎 🕊
What a brilliant film - thank you so much for sharing the Guyton's inspiring work. Putting it into practice here in Ghana!
Thank you for this!!! You are what human beings should be to this world. An integral part, not a hindrance.
Bio-diversity and environmental productivity are related, this has stuck with me since resource management in community college! Live it, please!
I could listen to them talk about their forest garden until the moment I die. How wonderful, what a beautiful property and life they have. 🌱💚
this has impacted me in the deepest way. i first saw it 1 year ago and a 1 year later i realize how consciously an unconsciously i have been employing these wild labor saving unifying principles. awesome permaculture perspectives.
During corona quarantine.. i replant a lot of veggies, root, ryzome, bananas.... now after starting working back, whenever i came home, i will go to check on my plant and greet them for about 15 to 20 minutes.... It's calming to me...idk... I love it to see them grow
This is amazing.... I've been working on a permaculture model for the past four years.... I am super inspired. xoxo
I kind of tripped out for just a second when she said early spring in October lol. Absolutely amazing property.
Yes, I took a moment too, it is an upside world, opposite to the northern hemisphere
This is the most beautiful Food Forest i have ever seen.
Thankyou for what you did for our earth
Absolutely stunning. my husband and i LOVE how beautiful you two make your life and home one. peopke dont take the time anymore to LOVE WELL. YOU TWO ARE AN INSPIRATION. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR BEAUTIFUL WORLD
Thank you you guys are amazing I’m praying more people wake up and realize we need to help mother earth heal
I love both of you and everything you do i have watched this video so many times its so amazingly beautiful and informative thank you i love permaculture gardening!!!
absolutely delightful
What a lovely couple and what a beautiful forest they maintain.
this couple is so cool. it's evident they understand what makes a good life
Man, people are living some interesting ways out there, good for them.
this lady is so warm-hearted and mellow, lovely to watch and listen to her:)
I just loved watching Robyn holding hands with her garden as she was being interviewed :) A lovely and inspiring film - thankyou !
Thank you for make this world a better place.
I love how healthy they both look! Thanks for sharing this with us. :)
Thank you very much for this documentary film. I started to build my own permaculture food forest a few years ago in Korea.
I am building it very slowly and with small size step according to my condition.
I am also very happy to see and enjoy the future of my forest like Guyton's.^^♡
Whenever Robyn would be on ....I could not help but smile...she's infectious....the insects and the birds and the insects and the birds and the .....insects ....birds.
Absolutely gorgeous food forest and a truly inspiring story. So much wisdom and beauty in this film, thanks to all who made it!
You two are salt of the earth. Thank you for your example.
Such a lovely home! Hopefully one day I'll have a property a bit like this :) Very inspirational, and gives me lots of ideas! Thanks for the video mate.
Cheers! I hope to have a place like the Guyton's one day too.
Absolutely incredible but I want to mention.... The gentleman’s beard is the perfect length and density that it looks like his head is floating most of the time and I can’t unsee it! Amazing! 🙃
What a wonderful video. I have been doing permaculture for over a year now, and my wife and I love it. We have a pretty small property, but it is about 1/3 permaculture and producing nicely. One day, we will buy some acres and do it on a larger scale. True peace is found in nature.
This man is my spirit animal. I wish more people had his philosophy.
Mrs. Guyton's joy is telling. Kudos to these awesome people🥂
Great film! Very inspiringly,
Powerful leaders from Southland, thank you for sharing your garden and your wisdom.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful place. I have 20 acres where I am just starting a similar project in a temperate zone as well and your video gives me hope that it will happen
Good to hear that. So , how far have you reached?
How are you going with it 3 years down the track?
Update please!
do it!
i grew up on a colony of old hippies where everyone's garden looked like this. Watching made me want to go back so bad, and plant a wild garden of my own :)
Mobile al here. Mild food forest started in the burbs...city came and at first said “ your yard should look like your neighbors”. One has half a row of shrubs by the front door, one has grass and an oak tree, one has a chain length fence to keep the pit bulls contained with in the dust holes they have dug. Once she learned about all the butterflies and bees and hummers...also no turtles and rabbits...she got interested and she came back with her big girl camera. Now I am eating blackberries and loquats in April until the lychee and blueberries, peaches, plums, figs, mornings, pears, apples, lemons, limes persimmon...yep. The neighbors were curious but no one complains now.🙊
Imagine how beautiful the earth would be if everyone did this in their yards. Even in the city and suburbs. It would be stunning and sustainable. We wouldn't even have to go to the grocery store anymore.
I mimick/use natural system function in my farming practices due to my natural laziness why fight with Gya when she will do most all the work and do it better. My end goal is to get a similar set up only a few years in so far.
What a couple of absolute legends
Thank you for this awesome episode!
What an inspiring and amazing video ! Thank you 🎉❤
Wow. This is great. Some dat, I'll make an attempt to plant a garden like this. I can't stand that most people in the Netherlands are placing stones everywhere. This is what more people need.
That's nice to hear from another Dutch person... I've often felt so out of place in my own country.
@@Lily_and_River I feel that a lot of people haven't opened themselves up yet to learning about the benefits (and importance) of more green. I feel like governments/cities/neighborhood centers/etc. can inspire people to open up to a greener environment.
Come and visit us in NZ :)
Love what they have done to that once barren land. Its a gift to have people likethem around in this Planet.❤❤❤
" Fixing up a place that has been degraded!!" - good to know there are kindred spirits!!
Hear! Hear!
FANTASTIC. HOPEFULLY, THERE ARE MORE PEOPLE LIKE THIS COUPLE. LOVE IT SO MUCH.
Love love love that you sneak out at night and plant things along the road side!!
Here in the time of coronavirus, this is true life goals..
I have so much respect for these people.
This made me smile the whole time I was watching it. I just love coming across something so good and pure in a world full hate, greed, corruption, and destruction. Our pagan ancestors lived correctly. They didn’t go against nature.
Like the Vikings? The past is not as romantic as we may imagine. We can't go back anyway. We can only make the best of what we have - one fruit tree and one conversation at a time.
I'm pleased you enjoyed it, Karina. I think you are right, mostly, about ancestors. For a very long time, they did.
This kind of living would feed my soul. So inspiring. Thank you for sharing