This is for the New Mexico family, It's nice to see some diversity here in now Mexico,welcome! I love it here as well It is the only place that I have lived in the last 30 years that I was able to pay cash for the land and my home and I have solar that runs my entire home. New Mexico is a great place to come for off grid living there are many people here that do this and If you add up all things tax's, food gas, land cost of living This is one of the cheapest places to live in the US.
Wonderful to see a family of color in NM. I'm looking to move to NM to go off grid as well. It seems to be one of the few locations with affordable acreage in the US.
This is really nice to see, people who have planned and took step by step to get their. Not just thought hey I am living off the grid and go and do it. That makes so much sense, the build up to a more comfortable way of living, and getting back to basics. You guys are amazing.
Why create a blot on the landscape like this ? There are many places on this planet that are just not meant for humans to inhabit, and it looks like they've discovered a prime example. Look at the surrounding countryside. This area only gets a couple of inches of rain and snow _combined_ per year. By comparison, Denver, itself a desert, gets between 10 and 15 inches of precipitation per year. I wish them well, but my guess is they'll be totally demoralized and out 'o there within 5 years. Better to sell the toys and get out of there while they still have a few bucks left in the bank to cover moving expenses. Hitchhiking back to civilization really isn't fun.
@OffgridHomesteadFam it's amazing the things you can use melted snow for 😄..our cottage has no running water in winter, so melted snow does my dishes, flushes the toilet, can be used for bathing etc, etc... all the best from 🇨🇦🫶
Great video! Liked & subscribed! Been thinking about doing this for the past few years. It really kicked in when I worked as a seafood processor in Alaska.
This is for the New Mexico family, It's nice to see some diversity here in now Mexico,welcome! I love it here as well It is the only place that I have lived in the last 30 years that I was able to pay cash for the land and my home and I have solar that runs my entire home. New Mexico is a great place to come for off grid living there are many people here that do this and If you add up all things tax's, food gas, land cost of living This is one of the cheapest places to live in the US.
There is a lot of diversity in new mexico. There is a little bit of everything.
Wonderful to see a family of color in NM. I'm looking to move to NM to go off grid as well. It seems to be one of the few locations with affordable acreage in the US.
This is an interesting journey, I wish them well. 👍🏾🌱
Thank you 😊
Nice work, it is great to see down to earth people trying to find a better way forward in this world. I really appreciate your honesty and philosophy.
This is really nice to see, people who have planned and took step by step to get their. Not just thought hey I am living off the grid and go and do it. That makes so much sense, the build up to a more comfortable way of living, and getting back to basics. You guys are amazing.
Beautiful family! Amazing episode. They have made the journey from city living to off grid living and are thriving
I am happy for this family. More power to them!
Beautiful👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🖤🖤🖤
I love this. I am so excited to see this!
Fantastic!!
Awesome
These are very intelligent and hard working Americans!
Wish them all the best!
good luck, looks like a real adventure
This is a beautiful thing I love that you guys do this
This American family is living it right
Awesome 🎉🎉🎉
I'm all for it. It sounds great like something I'd really like to do, but I'm just to dam lazy.
How did such a young family get so wise??? P.S. Your land is B E A U T I F U L
Great series about good people. What is their water source in New Mexico?
Most likely water delivery
I follow Zani and her family on insta...they dug their well and installed septic...
Is this in northern New Mexico?
Do they have any people from New York that live in New Mexico?
@bobvaldez8986 lol
Tik Tok brought me here
This is Gold
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PREACH IT SON ‼️ ⚠️ ❕ 😵 🥴 🤯
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Better encourage Ethanol Energy solutions in the counties and off-grid spaces.
Glamping...
Dusty
Why create a blot on the landscape like this ? There are many places on this planet that are just not meant for humans to inhabit, and it looks like they've discovered a prime example. Look at the surrounding countryside. This area only gets a couple of inches of rain and snow _combined_ per year. By comparison, Denver, itself a desert, gets between 10 and 15 inches of precipitation per year. I wish them well, but my guess is they'll be totally demoralized and out 'o there within 5 years. Better to sell the toys and get out of there while they still have a few bucks left in the bank to cover moving expenses. Hitchhiking back to civilization really isn't fun.
We actually have a full monsoon season and lots of snow every winter
Actually I just looked it up and 22 inches of rain and 75inches of snow 😮
@OffgridHomesteadFam it's amazing the things you can use melted snow for 😄..our cottage has no running water in winter, so melted snow does my dishes, flushes the toilet, can be used for bathing etc, etc... all the best from 🇨🇦🫶
New Mexico gets plenty of rain and snow , you 🤡 . Just stop being a coward and just post you’re hating
How can you say you wish them well, but in the same sentence, you think they will fail. It's either you support them or you don't.
Great video! Liked & subscribed! Been thinking about doing this for the past few years. It really kicked in when I worked as a seafood processor in Alaska.