11 years ago we bought our home and first thing i did was plant 11 fruit trees. now my daughter enjoys some of the fruit the trees grow and offer, trees are still young but give what they can. i love your grandparents, even though I do not know them, I recognize their hearts. i just love love love love love how you girls have embraced the land. it gives me the biggest smile and fullest heart watching you forage and gather and enjoy. bless bless bless, thank you for sharing. i can only dream my great grand children one day will be as beautiful as you both are. XOXOXO TY
The soft music, the storytelling… it’s so calming and soothing, I often wake up feeling well rested with my iPad laying on my chest and virtually no battery life left. 😴😁
This is the Australia, that we normally do not see. It's a true paradise, and I am thankful that you are sharing the fruits of your labour with us, through these awesome videos. Can't wait until the mango harvest! It's my favorite fruit, by the way. Greetings from Florida. 🤩
For the first bit of this video, I was like where are they, and when I figured it out that it was Australia I was shocked. I of course thought about it for a minute and it was then less shocking, but it made me realize that, like you said, we don't ever get to see this side of Australia. So glad I found this video, and got to experience this side of Australia, and got to experience the amazing food forest and nature based lifestyle this family has created and sustained. This is how life should be lived. I one day hope to be able to get near plants without them dying, so I can live the same type of life. Seriously, I kill cacti and ivy anytime I attempt to try my hand at growing plants. Yeah, I'm gonna starve lol. Again, thank you both for inviting us to your home.
This is so awesome . I want to live like this, wish I had the wisdom when I was young. I’m 52 but will leave the planet after planting lot of fruit trees for birds. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video.
I wish all people could understand that this is the way we all should live for being healthy and happy and save the planet and near the nature we would be able to set ourselves free from stress and anxiety!
Alright, MAPIA, not all humans will want to live like this, or be able to, while keeping the earth and humanity in balance. Ollie, yes there is many places on this planet where food forests like these can't really be made without draining resources from somewhere else, but I think the point is for people to get closer to nature, and to find a sustainable, more positive way of life. Bill... it's not a joke, and I don't think that's exactly what they meant. There's not enough space on this planet for all these people, but I think, with something called Sharing and Human Creativity, we can find a way to do it.
I would love to live like that but it is completely out of my possibilities since it would be crazy expensive to have so much land and plant that many trees and plants. You have to understand not everyone will love a life like that and that's ok. As long as science keeps advancing to a better future with little to no pollution without any drawbacks then it is ok.
I was born and raised in the Philippines and seeing your large mango trees brought so many great childhood memories since my cousins, friends, and I used to climb those. After we had a storm the night before, all the kids in the neighborhood would get up before the sunrise so we could pick the riped mangoes that fell from the tree. I wish this is something my two kids could experience. We will be moving back home to Tennessee, USA in 3 years and my plan is to plant a couple of apple and peach trees and all the berries I could grow. Unfortunately, tropical and citrus fruits just won't grow there but I want my kids to experience growing and harvesting our own food. I think it will be a nice memory they'll always remember as part of their childhood.
Very inspiring abundance of health. I'm busy planting fruit trees vege crops I'm Florida. The more you grow, the more the neighbor's and the world see that fruition and the more it spreads. Your grandparents/family had the vision working positively. and wow... thank u sharing. If everyone picked up there shovels and added one more fruit tree to there neighborhoods...a lot of world problems solved.
It’s funny to me how all the comments are about how this is so much work and so expensive when nature is basically fully automated except for planting a correctly researched species into fertile soil and giving as little as 4 hours a day to a free therapy of gardening and spending time with animals... if you don’t want that life and prefer a different way just say that. Plenty of smaller scale gardens sustain families with year round food with the exception of foods they like to buy in store
Can tell you've never lived on a farm of you think 4 hours a day is enough Christ, I walked 9 miles by lunchtime and 14 miles/day, burning 9000 calories/day just to maintain 245 pounds 4 hours my ass We didn't have a minute to stop- haying we never got a break and I puked multiple times a year due to exhaustion and heat stroke. I've worked construction, AG work, landscaping, dairy farm, logging, multiple horse farms, haying, bouncing- in brutal heat and cold- and grw up on a farm, was picking rocks at 4. 4 hours-- 👌👌
I think you need to understand that land like this in an ideal location now costs about $3 million Australian If it was in a somewhat isolated and dry location maybe just under $1 million To get just a good house in the suburbs around a capital city now costs $1 million, not including a decent backyard There is a big bubble and prices are double, lol. Most people can't even find somewhere to rent. It's very unfortunate if our dreams aren't able to come true. It's everyone's right to be able to connect with and live on the land. Very fortunate for people whose family owned a large parcel of land and hand it down to their decendants
I have a much smaller garden (about 300m2, half is just lawn since I live with my family), which is still very productive (definitely not growing all of our food, but at times we are getting a good percentage of our fruits and vegetables from it, as well as eggs), and I definitely don't put much time into it. Most of the time is just relaxing and looking at my plants. There's no doubt that there is hard work involved - setting up a food forest would probably take more work than setting up a monoculture farm. However after some time it just looks after itself and you just need to guide it along. My girlfriend and I are planning to get a bit more land since I don't feel like there's enough work in my garden, not enough challenge. I think there's a big difference between working on a huge monoculture farm growing food for 1000 people, and working in your own food forest.
Im in love!!!! I've lived in southern costa rica for 30 years and have grown and experienced all the wonderful fruit you too are enjoying. Its such a wonderful feeling to live off your land in that way.
What a slice of heaven. Your voice and accent complement your video perfectly. A great job well done, my complements to your camera operator too. Thank you from a super stormy and snowy Scottish Highlands. 👍 🐂 🏴
Anastasia, Julia, thank you so much for sharing this with the world. What a truely marvelous place your grandparents have created. Wherever they are I'm sure they'll be beaming with pride that you've continued their legacy and made it your own. This is a true way of life.
We inherited a land from our parents, iam so proud of what they did.. Now wer enjoying it every weekend (bec i also do work, iam a dentist by profession), iam 52 with 1 child..i have trees, vegetables etc and also farm house its not done yet but livable..having a farm land is a huge blessing..im thankful everyday for the piece of land that my parents gave me, its my "slice of paradise" ❤️ I thank God for giving me a parents like them, not just kind but generous indeed. 💕
This is the wife ilooking for , do the same things i love the most , planting what ever you want and someday it will grow some fruits to harvest.a sweet memories
Aloha, this is wonderful. I’m 46 years old and I’ve been planting my own food forest for the past six years. I only have 140 trees in the ground because it’s not easy to get a 3 foot deep hole here. I have a hope that my son will want it when it’s time. Our main crops are chempedak and durian, which are semi rare here. Good luck and give thanks!
Hi same here I’ve just started to plant vegetables for our consume and last 3yrs ago I plant avocado and now i already experienced harvesting lots of fruits and I lovet🥰
Oh wow that sounds amazing! Because our grandfather grew up in Indonesia we LOVE durians! He used to always find one from a specialty market for a super exciting treat!!
Well Done! - I living in the Freo part of Western Australia where lots of immigrants who came over from Europe decades ago planted lots of wonderful fruit trees, this got me into growing my own fruit and veg. Wish we had more land like the both of you ladies, you have a wonderful backyard. - Very refreshing to see two well grounded individuals who seem to have figured out at such a young age, what really matters in this world, for most of us that level of wisdom doesn't come until much later in life, if at all. Well done for getting back to nature and a simple wholesome way of living, your body and soul will be the richer for it. Enjoy the wonderful land your family has passed down to you and keep up the great work. You will be richer there than many who drive around in fancy cars but dont enjoy the job they do for 60% of their woken life. - Wealth can come in many different forms, not just money and what matters most in the end if happiness and health. Best wishes.
So happy I found your channel, I’m an expat Aussie living in California and your video has just brought peace and tranquility to the madness that exsists in the States. Beautifully done, have subscribes and looking forward to watch your older videos.
And they Know it and are extremely grateful for it..every single bit of it..its why it makes it so special and if it wasn't for all their and their grandparents hard work..it wouldn't be so beautiful..they truly are so thankful for their lives..it radiates from them and shows in their work and animals..
I am not lucky to live like this and enjoy Mother Nature. You are very lucky to have that life. I am very please your are sharing with us your joyful life. Really awesome. Thanks and bless
That is sooo beautiful! Everything you post on RUclips or Instagram is just the sweetest thing. It always makes my day either seeing Nasturtium and her hundred of magnificent hats or videos of your daily life! It's so interesting and exciting seeing those mountains covered in trees, your ducks running towards you and the love and care you provide to your animals! Me and my friends would love seeing more little extracts of your everyday life, this is so heart-warming and moving! Love from France ❤️
These ladies are two twin beautiful angels of the forest they only blessed the Earth with their activities on their property they bless the land thank God for people like them
I love that this land was taken from growing three types of food to MANY. Biodiversity is so vital!! Love from Colorado where it's a challenge to grow fruit trees :)
@White Ness yes!! One of my best memories of life is biting into a western slope peach for the first time. Wishing you and all desert rats the best always 🌟☄
soothing, beautiful, mother nature beauty at its peak, extremely pleasant narration (voice), you girls were part of nature essentially in the video, it felt like 17:26 minute meditation......content value of your videos is very high.....hope you girls get what you both deserve....means millions of subscribers.
Watching this video made me feel calm and relaxed, it is very soothing. And it made my heart glow. What a precious place! Thank you so much for sharing it with me. Sending love from Portugal.
I envy you. Here in Germany such a garden is nearly impossible. Sadly or climate makes it only possible to harvest and plant during 6-8 months... also the variety in your garden is amazing
Thank you Sisters for this Vidéo Je vous écrit de France et merci de ce partage de votre famille canards et chèvres au sein de ce petit Éden fruitier, de votre sourire rayonnant Anastasia et Julia!
Fully support your point of view. Slowly everyone would realize that consumerism can't provide absolute peace. The developments in the name of modernization is self destructive. Let's go back to our roots.
@@Dave_en but i HATE how the population (i.e. 'humanity') is put to blame for pollution/global warming/industrialisation/consumerism when less than 1% are even aware of these things It's people in power that are promoting, causing, and profiting off of everything and constantly pushing the blame to 'humanity' by telling us to do dumb shit like stop using plastic bags and straws -_- while they package our GMO fruits in plastic. They then push so many other lies, like overpopulation, etc.
@@untitled-8538 the responsibility lies on us. We can refuse to live according to their terms. We have to pressurize the govt to put some disincentive to population growth. Like stopping subsidy, no freebies and other facilities to people with more than two children. Let's stop consumerism by living simple life. Probably we won't have to spend heavily on healthcare by living the Vedic prescribed way like shown in the video. We can create heaven on earth in reality.
@Kaleidoscopic Kali I doubt if anyone eats everything raw nowadays. Don't think so far. Nature will take its course just like this pandemic. Or many would die of poverty if population is not checked. Ultimately technology can't save us from the wrath of mother nature. We have to go back in the prehistoric life one day and start afresh just like 5000 years ago. This cycle would continue for eternity.
So wonderful to be seeing the Farm Legacy your Grandfather left to you all! Treasure it! Rejuvenate and replant with new fruit trees or do air-layering grafting to get younger trees to continue. Thank you for Sharing your Grandfather's Legacy .
Thank you! It was actually both our grandfather and grandmother who started this incredible legacy ❤️❤️. Also, our Opa (grandfather) was a pioneer of the air layering technique in Australia! Our parents also did so much and taught us everything we know
My daughter is like mum we need to do that , plant a food forest. Yes that is the plan apparently now super important as she needs a good forest to feed her family if babies (dolls) because the tree sneaker has been getting the trees again. Thanks for sharing, truly inspiring and so blessed to have such wonderful thoresight of your grandparents.
Lovely video! It was such a treat to see the countryside....We run a CSA and permaculture demonstration site in Scotland, but 20 years ago I (James) lived for a while an hour inland from Byron Bay, that 's where I completed a PDC and my journey to where I am now began...so it's fantastic to see similar scenery to where I was. How incredible to have such a developed food forest!
We started eating Organic once we got pregnant with our first son, since our parents didnt care what food companies put in our food, we wanted to make a change for our health now, and the Earths health going into the future. Our health is so much better since the switch and my wifes digestive disorder has completely disappeared. Getting back in tune with nature is humanities only way forward
Wowww , this what every person should be doing for the future generations, I would love to move in with these sisters on the land and help grow and look after the land for a small amount of fruits veg or meats , wouldn’t mind living out of a tent if weather doesn’t get to cold
Cheers from California! This looks amazing. You are so fortunate to have been raised in the midst of such bounty. I've been researching how to do a food forest along with other methods of permaculture so that when I am able to buy property in a year or two I will be ready with the knowledge to plant a sustainable edible garden. I hope that someday my own grandchildren can enjoy wandering and eating from the plants I put in. In the meantime, the yard of my rental house is packed to the gills with dozens upon dozens of potted fruit trees, shrubs, brambles, herbs, and vines and several raised beds of edible annuals. It will take many years to become as established as your little slice of eden, but when I do move, I'll be able to start literally "putting down roots" on day one!
Video's of Mother the Mountain Farm with sisters Julia and Anastasia are so inspirational, soothing and exquisite!!! Even though living in the countryside farming, maybe hard work however, when you love & have a passion for what you do, it makes the time that you spend so much easier, fun and rewarding. Keep up your labor of love, Julia and Anastasia for this is your LEGACY!!! 😃👍 Peace 👼👼🏾
I don't know how any Living Soul could give this a dislike?¿ Absolute Heavenly Paradise, the World will Øne day recognise her Beauty and Ąll that She Berths...Creation is So Giving So Beautiful...Thankyou...❤🙏🌱
Nice, ladies ! Really enjoyed this--thanks for sharing ! What a change you made...Though it looks like you are hoping to continually improve on the land & soil there, your grandfather appeared to be a little ahead of his time ! Fascinating climate...wish I could successfully grow more of these, though we can grow many here of those here in Metro Phoenix, Arizona in the US. Surinam cherries have evolved into one of my favorites !
I have a small food forest and a few years ago and I was going to try and design these for people but now I am studying for my bio medical engineering phd so my point is I am amazed how your family has kept this forest in the family 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Awesome! I never heard of or seen a 60 year old food forest. That's great! I'm moving next week to the forest on 3 acres to start a food forest as well, I have a lot of catching up to do. 👍✌🙏😀
Wow.. is it okay if I come and live in your forest? What a paradise you got to take care of and what a world it would be if there was taken initiative to plant fruit trees and the likes wherever it is possible. :)
I really enjoyed watching this video, which looked to me very authentic. I appreciate the biodiversity of the place, the landscape and the simplicity of lifestyle displayed by the girls. Keep it up and do not get distracted by the appeal of convinience of the so called modern lifestyle. Wish you all the best!
Same,i live in Mountain in Italy today morning was -4 degrees this temperature 1 nitgh can kill 30 years old mango free 0 degrees kill all mangos keep they warm in Winter Min 3 degrees for keep healt of this plant
@@daniell-naturaesplosiva1076 I'm on the south coast of uk so rarely goes below zero, but not enough light unfortunately. Maybe if I had an eden project style biodome and lots of grow light lol
@@growinginthegreen5850 wow that temperature at that level You can grow mango in warmed green House in the south shape of your home Keep well isolate rooths and check frequently the temperature
Look into greenhouse design for winter growing. I forgot what the mans name is but he utilizes something he calls a "cold sink" in his build. There are also multiple ways to use decomposition of plant matters for heat.
Amazing! Made me smile and laugh. The food looked so good I just had to laugh! I am from a Farm in Pennsylvania that had orchard and forest, much tranfered directly from English traditions, not like Australia! Enjoy the animals too, we grazed the orchard too!
I live in Barbados. The cherries in your hands are called Suriname cherries in this part of the world. The name relates to the country of Suriname (Dutch Guyana) South America. In another of your videos, I recognized a Neem tree. Your property has a great variety of fruit trees. Your Grandparents were true visionaries and could see what their vision would bring to their family for generations into the future.
11 years ago we bought our home and first thing i did was plant 11 fruit trees. now my daughter enjoys some of the fruit the trees grow and offer, trees are still young but give what they can. i love your grandparents, even though I do not know them, I recognize their hearts. i just love love love love love how you girls have embraced the land. it gives me the biggest smile and fullest heart watching you forage and gather and enjoy. bless bless bless, thank you for sharing. i can only dream my great grand children one day will be as beautiful as you both are. XOXOXO TY
Oh thank you!! I wish you luck with your trees ❤️❤️❤️
The soft music, the storytelling… it’s so calming and soothing, I often wake up feeling well rested with my iPad laying on my chest and virtually no battery life left. 😴😁
This is the Australia, that we normally do not see. It's a true paradise, and I am thankful that you are sharing the fruits of your labour with us, through these awesome videos. Can't wait until the mango harvest! It's my favorite fruit, by the way. Greetings from Florida. 🤩
Thank you! Mangoes are our favourite too!
Mangoes are my favorite preferring the ripe and sweet ones 🤙
For the first bit of this video, I was like where are they, and when I figured it out that it was Australia I was shocked. I of course thought about it for a minute and it was then less shocking, but it made me realize that, like you said, we don't ever get to see this side of Australia. So glad I found this video, and got to experience this side of Australia, and got to experience the amazing food forest and nature based lifestyle this family has created and sustained. This is how life should be lived. I one day hope to be able to get near plants without them dying, so I can live the same type of life. Seriously, I kill cacti and ivy anytime I attempt to try my hand at growing plants. Yeah, I'm gonna starve lol. Again, thank you both for inviting us to your home.
@@kunuelo5576 oh really? I thought maybe you ate them before they ripened. Stupid comment
India is king in producing 200+ variety 🥭
Their grandparents undoubtedly were wise people! Their souls are in the fruit trees
Thank you Grandma and Grandpa! Keep that love going and flourishing!
Yes!! We hope our grandkids will think the same thing 💗
Sorry for your loss. Your beautiful garden/farm is well worth all the hard work. That's what the whole is earth is meant to be like
This is so awesome . I want to live like this, wish I had the wisdom when I was young. I’m 52 but will leave the planet after planting lot of fruit trees for birds. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video.
I wish all people could understand that this is the way we all should live for being healthy and happy and save the planet and near the nature we would be able to set ourselves free from stress and anxiety!
So good for the soul ❤️ we are very lucky to be able to
if well all lived this way it would not save the planet, unfortunately it would have the opposite effect.
Yeah, let's grant all 7 billion people on the this planet several acres of land to grow a food forest. LOL
Alright, MAPIA, not all humans will want to live like this, or be able to, while keeping the earth and humanity in balance.
Ollie, yes there is many places on this planet where food forests like these can't really be made without draining resources from somewhere else, but I think the point is for people to get closer to nature, and to find a sustainable, more positive way of life.
Bill... it's not a joke, and I don't think that's exactly what they meant. There's not enough space on this planet for all these people, but I think, with something called Sharing and Human Creativity, we can find a way to do it.
I would love to live like that but it is completely out of my possibilities since it would be crazy expensive to have so much land and plant that many trees and plants. You have to understand not everyone will love a life like that and that's ok. As long as science keeps advancing to a better future with little to no pollution without any drawbacks then it is ok.
I was born and raised in the Philippines and seeing your large mango trees brought so many great childhood memories since my cousins, friends, and I used to climb those. After we had a storm the night before, all the kids in the neighborhood would get up before the sunrise so we could pick the riped mangoes that fell from the tree. I wish this is something my two kids could experience. We will be moving back home to Tennessee, USA in 3 years and my plan is to plant a couple of apple and peach trees and all the berries I could grow. Unfortunately, tropical and citrus fruits just won't grow there but I want my kids to experience growing and harvesting our own food. I think it will be a nice memory they'll always remember as part of their childhood.
Very inspiring abundance of health. I'm busy planting fruit trees vege crops I'm Florida. The more you grow, the more the neighbor's and the world see that fruition and the more it spreads. Your grandparents/family had the vision working positively. and wow... thank u sharing. If everyone picked up there shovels and added one more fruit tree to there neighborhoods...a lot of world problems solved.
I like how all the animals are like part of the family 😄
Nah not family just treated with respect
It’s funny to me how all the comments are about how this is so much work and so expensive when nature is basically fully automated except for planting a correctly researched species into fertile soil and giving as little as 4 hours a day to a free therapy of gardening and spending time with animals... if you don’t want that life and prefer a different way just say that. Plenty of smaller scale gardens sustain families with year round food with the exception of foods they like to buy in store
Can tell you've never lived on a farm of you think 4 hours a day is enough
Christ, I walked 9 miles by lunchtime and 14 miles/day, burning 9000 calories/day just to maintain 245 pounds
4 hours my ass
We didn't have a minute to stop- haying we never got a break and I puked multiple times a year due to exhaustion and heat stroke.
I've worked construction, AG work, landscaping, dairy farm, logging, multiple horse farms, haying, bouncing- in brutal heat and cold- and grw up on a farm, was picking rocks at 4.
4 hours-- 👌👌
I think you need to understand that land like this in an ideal location now costs about $3 million Australian
If it was in a somewhat isolated and dry location maybe just under $1 million
To get just a good house in the suburbs around a capital city now costs $1 million, not including a decent backyard
There is a big bubble and prices are double, lol. Most people can't even find somewhere to rent.
It's very unfortunate if our dreams aren't able to come true.
It's everyone's right to be able to connect with and live on the land.
Very fortunate for people whose family owned a large parcel of land and hand it down to their decendants
I have a much smaller garden (about 300m2, half is just lawn since I live with my family), which is still very productive (definitely not growing all of our food, but at times we are getting a good percentage of our fruits and vegetables from it, as well as eggs), and I definitely don't put much time into it. Most of the time is just relaxing and looking at my plants. There's no doubt that there is hard work involved - setting up a food forest would probably take more work than setting up a monoculture farm. However after some time it just looks after itself and you just need to guide it along. My girlfriend and I are planning to get a bit more land since I don't feel like there's enough work in my garden, not enough challenge.
I think there's a big difference between working on a huge monoculture farm growing food for 1000 people, and working in your own food forest.
Oh my god This is my dream I'm going to do this in Jamaica.
me to bro
Glad to hear that you from Jamaica originally or do you have family here?
You're gonna do it for the generations ahead. It takes a while for fruits and veggies to grow enough to be able to harvest. 😊
Let's go to Jamaica
Im in love!!!! I've lived in southern costa rica for 30 years and have grown and experienced all the wonderful fruit you too are enjoying. Its such a wonderful feeling to live off your land in that way.
Im sure glad RUclips recommend your channel. Its incredible to see such an amazing gift from your grandparents for so many to enjoy!
So special!
Absolutely beautiful, your grandparents are truly amazing, forward thinking people! A really inspiring look at alternatives. Thank you! 😁👍
I don't know what's more beautiful, the forest or the ladies.
Both 🤗😘
The ducks goats n everything☺️☺️
Truly awesome, ladies. Thank you for sharing!
did you like them too?
I realized that the video was about gardening only by the end.
Was busy with the close-ups.
This is how life was meant to live. Not crammed up in apartments, eating processed food. 😂🥺 please adopt me. I hate here
I will join with you lol..
The three of us will live wonderfully there
This was the life for many people of the world, until others decided they wanted more for themselves..
BLVCK JUAN more turned out to be less.
Yeah...and that kind of life has a 30 years of life expectancy...
Julia looks stunning in this video. one of the best out off the 55.
What a slice of heaven. Your voice and accent complement your video perfectly. A great job well done, my complements to your camera operator too. Thank you from a super stormy and snowy Scottish Highlands. 👍 🐂 🏴
Thank you! Our mum is on the camera, she is amazing bts hehe. We visited the Scottish highlands this time 2 years ago and oh myyy so beautiful
Lovely video.... Tea,rainforest,ducks,farm,sheep,rain.... Julia and Anastasia..... ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ keep doing more videos...
Thank you so much for these kind words 💛💛💛
I'm a Filipino Agriculturist , and I love your permaculture
Anastasia, Julia, thank you so much for sharing this with the world. What a truely marvelous place your grandparents have created. Wherever they are I'm sure they'll be beaming with pride that you've continued their legacy and made it your own. This is a true way of life.
Thank you so much! This is so so kind 💖💖💖
The beauty of Permacutlure and the people it attracts ❤️🌱
Such a special way to live and connect with nature 🧡
@@MotherTheMountain I’m gonna disconnect from my VR set and start connecting more to nature
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It's amazing how different food forests are in your climate compared to what we have here in Europe
i wish my parents did this for my siblings and i but i will be doing this for my kids!
@Kerry Anderson go troll somebody else
Good luck! I see you've got the same idea as me. @Honeybun.
Its gotta start somewhere, might as well be you mate 👍
We inherited a land from our parents, iam so proud of what they did.. Now wer enjoying it every weekend (bec i also do work, iam a dentist by profession), iam 52 with 1 child..i have trees, vegetables etc and also farm house its not done yet but livable..having a farm land is a huge blessing..im thankful everyday for the piece of land that my parents gave me, its my "slice of paradise" ❤️ I thank God for giving me a parents like them, not just kind but generous indeed. 💕
This is the wife ilooking for , do the same things i love the most , planting what ever you want and someday it will grow some fruits to harvest.a sweet memories
Aloha, this is wonderful. I’m 46 years old and I’ve been planting my own food forest for the past six years. I only have 140 trees in the ground because it’s not easy to get a 3 foot deep hole here. I have a hope that my son will want it when it’s time. Our main crops are chempedak and durian, which are semi rare here. Good luck and give thanks!
😊You sound Malaysian with rhe Chempedak and Durian ?
Hi same here I’ve just started to plant vegetables for our consume and last 3yrs ago I plant avocado and now i already experienced harvesting lots of fruits and I lovet🥰
I farm in east Hawaii, ‘big island’ Hawaii.
@@punaforager So Good! Volcanic soils are the most fertile other than the hardened lava rock which does not permit deep digging .
Oh wow that sounds amazing! Because our grandfather grew up in Indonesia we LOVE durians! He used to always find one from a specialty market for a super exciting treat!!
Beautiful. The definition of civilisation is planting the seed knowing you may not eat its fruit.
Omg!!! This is my dream!! A beautiful farm in the wilderness; so peaceful!
Come to me I'm in the paradise
Well Done! - I living in the Freo part of Western Australia where lots of immigrants who came over from Europe decades ago planted lots of wonderful fruit trees, this got me into growing my own fruit and veg. Wish we had more land like the both of you ladies, you have a wonderful backyard. - Very refreshing to see two well grounded individuals who seem to have figured out at such a young age, what really matters in this world, for most of us that level of wisdom doesn't come until much later in life, if at all. Well done for getting back to nature and a simple wholesome way of living, your body and soul will be the richer for it. Enjoy the wonderful land your family has passed down to you and keep up the great work. You will be richer there than many who drive around in fancy cars but dont enjoy the job they do for 60% of their woken life. - Wealth can come in many different forms, not just money and what matters most in the end if happiness and health. Best wishes.
Oh this is so sweet! Thank you so much , wish you so much love ❤️❤️❤️
New to your channel and this is everything a lot of people need during these days. So soothing and breathtaking landscape 💕
Thank you so much, this is so encouraging and kind! 💜
In such troubling times in a troubled world 🌎 I humbly say thanks for sharing your beauty. 💞
Just stumbled on this video now and I’m so happy I did! What a magical place you live in! 🥺💕
Thank you so much! We’re happy you did too! 💛💛
This gives off such peace of mind that no ASMR or lo fi can compare.
Now this is what I call living.....they also don't shave....love it
Myself and my youngest daughter are amazed, impressed and full of wonder watching these!
Thanks 🙏
Love How They Dont Shave Under Their Arms, And No Long Painted Nails!..Natural!!!!
This is what I envision when I think of paradise or a place of complete tranquility
So happy I found your channel, I’m an expat Aussie living in California and your video has just brought peace and tranquility to the madness that exsists in the States. Beautifully done, have subscribes and looking forward to watch your older videos.
Thanks so much 💖💖💖
Just curious, if you're so unhappy in the states, why do you stay there?
Life should be like this,calm & quiet with beautiful nature.And you are protecting the nature also.
Not your average farm. You girls are living most people’s dream. I wish we all had grandparents like yours. Thank you for loving the land. 🥰
And they Know it and are extremely grateful for it..every single bit of it..its why it makes it so special and if it wasn't for all their and their grandparents hard work..it wouldn't be so beautiful..they truly are so thankful for their lives..it radiates from them and shows in their work and animals..
I am not lucky to live like this and enjoy Mother Nature. You are very lucky to have that life. I am very please your are sharing with us your joyful life. Really awesome. Thanks and bless
That is sooo beautiful! Everything you post on RUclips or Instagram is just the sweetest thing. It always makes my day either seeing Nasturtium and her hundred of magnificent hats or videos of your daily life! It's so interesting and exciting seeing those mountains covered in trees, your ducks running towards you and the love and care you provide to your animals! Me and my friends would love seeing more little extracts of your everyday life, this is so heart-warming and moving! Love from France ❤️
This is the kindest message ever, thank you so much! 💛💛 we’re so happy that we can share and connect with you in this way! 💛💛
These ladies are two twin beautiful angels of the forest they only blessed the Earth with their activities on their property they bless the land thank God for people like them
I love that this land was taken from growing three types of food to MANY. Biodiversity is so vital!! Love from Colorado where it's a challenge to grow fruit trees :)
This is so true and important! Biodiversity is everything 💛😊 wow such a different climate - what do you grow in Colorado?
@@MotherTheMountain my friends grow a small garden and fruit trees on the plains at the base of the mountain where I stay sometimes 💜
@White Ness yes!! One of my best memories of life is biting into a western slope peach for the first time. Wishing you and all desert rats the best always 🌟☄
Everything amazing. Your voice, you, your sister, your land, your animals, the fruit, your way of life.
You both must be proud. Blessings from the UK
Oh thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
soothing, beautiful, mother nature beauty at its peak, extremely pleasant narration (voice), you girls were part of nature essentially in the video, it felt like 17:26 minute meditation......content value of your videos is very high.....hope you girls get what you both deserve....means millions of subscribers.
This is such a kind comment -- thank you so much! ❤️ This is so encouraging!
Watching this video made me feel calm and relaxed, it is very soothing. And it made my heart glow. What a precious place! Thank you so much for sharing it with me. Sending love from Portugal.
I envy you. Here in Germany such a garden is nearly impossible. Sadly or climate makes it only possible to harvest and plant during 6-8 months... also the variety in your garden is amazing
I spend so much money buying what's supposed to be organic food and this is truly organic ☺️ I'm all about organic food.
Man, this is like Heaven comparing to big city life. I would love to move to Australia.
Thank you Sisters for this Vidéo
Je vous écrit de France et merci de ce partage de votre famille canards et chèvres au sein de ce petit Éden fruitier, de votre sourire rayonnant Anastasia et Julia!
The future of humanity, if humanity can move away for the self-destructive consumerism that’s destroying our beautiful home.
I hope so dude🙏
Fully support your point of view. Slowly everyone would realize that consumerism can't provide absolute peace. The developments in the name of modernization is self destructive. Let's go back to our roots.
@@Dave_en but i HATE how the population (i.e. 'humanity') is put to blame for pollution/global warming/industrialisation/consumerism when less than 1% are even aware of these things It's people in power that are promoting, causing, and profiting off of everything and constantly pushing the blame to 'humanity' by telling us to do dumb shit like stop using plastic bags and straws -_- while they package our GMO fruits in plastic. They then push so many other lies, like overpopulation, etc.
@@untitled-8538 the responsibility lies on us. We can refuse to live according to their terms. We have to pressurize the govt to put some disincentive to population growth. Like stopping subsidy, no freebies and other facilities to people with more than two children. Let's stop consumerism by living simple life. Probably we won't have to spend heavily on healthcare by living the Vedic prescribed way like shown in the video. We can create heaven on earth in reality.
@Kaleidoscopic Kali I doubt if anyone eats everything raw nowadays. Don't think so far. Nature will take its course just like this pandemic. Or many would die of poverty if population is not checked. Ultimately technology can't save us from the wrath of mother nature. We have to go back in the prehistoric life one day and start afresh just like 5000 years ago. This cycle would continue for eternity.
So wonderful to be seeing the Farm Legacy your Grandfather left
to you all! Treasure it! Rejuvenate and replant with new fruit trees or do air-layering grafting to get younger trees to continue.
Thank you for Sharing your Grandfather's Legacy .
Thank you! It was actually both our grandfather and grandmother who started this incredible legacy ❤️❤️. Also, our Opa (grandfather) was a pioneer of the air layering technique in Australia! Our parents also did so much and taught us everything we know
An Amazing nature.... So majestic and naturally beautiful young ladies💓💯.
My daughter is like mum we need to do that , plant a food forest. Yes that is the plan apparently now super important as she needs a good forest to feed her family if babies (dolls) because the tree sneaker has been getting the trees again. Thanks for sharing, truly inspiring and so blessed to have such wonderful thoresight of your grandparents.
I love this place, makes me think of how extremely beautiful Heaven will be❤
I hv lots of land in india if you are intrested then can marry me and spend your rest life in heaven 🌹
@@justfarming5240 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are so lucky to have family that cared about you.
Lovely video! It was such a treat to see the countryside....We run a CSA and permaculture demonstration site in Scotland, but 20 years ago I (James) lived for a while an hour inland from Byron Bay, that 's where I completed a PDC and my journey to where I am now began...so it's fantastic to see similar scenery to where I was. How incredible to have such a developed food forest!
What an incredible story -- your farm and all that you're doing is amazing! So cool to connect with likeminded people from around the world ❤️
Wonderfull,.wonderfull place,,,you ladies are trully blessed.,.Glory to our Father in Heaven,.,
Love the video ladies we've just started our homestead in the Colorado Rockies with our 4 kids some grown some not your truly inspiring
We started eating Organic once we got pregnant with our first son, since our parents didnt care what food companies put in our food, we wanted to make a change for our health now, and the Earths health going into the future. Our health is so much better since the switch and my wifes digestive disorder has completely disappeared. Getting back in tune with nature is humanities only way forward
Wow so incredible!
I hope your children find the same joy on the land one day.
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Wowww , this what every person should be doing for the future generations, I would love to move in with these sisters on the land and help grow and look after the land for a small amount of fruits veg or meats , wouldn’t mind living out of a tent if weather doesn’t get to cold
Lovely place - thank you.
Lucky!
Muthst be nithe!
Cheers from California! This looks amazing. You are so fortunate to have been raised in the midst of such bounty.
I've been researching how to do a food forest along with other methods of permaculture so that when I am able to buy property in a year or two I will be ready with the knowledge to plant a sustainable edible garden. I hope that someday my own grandchildren can enjoy wandering and eating from the plants I put in.
In the meantime, the yard of my rental house is packed to the gills with dozens upon dozens of potted fruit trees, shrubs, brambles, herbs, and vines and several raised beds of edible annuals. It will take many years to become as established as your little slice of eden, but when I do move, I'll be able to start literally "putting down roots" on day one!
Two such beautiful girls... living in a veritable paradise...!
I wish you both every imaginable happiness that life has to offer!
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So awesome! Keep up the great work 💯
wow you live in heaven.. beautiful nature
So special 🧡🧡 thank you!
Video's of Mother the Mountain Farm with sisters Julia and Anastasia are so inspirational, soothing and exquisite!!! Even though living in the countryside farming, maybe hard work however, when you love & have a passion for what you do, it makes the time that you spend so much easier, fun and rewarding. Keep up your labor of love, Julia and Anastasia for this is your LEGACY!!! 😃👍 Peace 👼👼🏾
This was like entering a dream from a place out of time.
Oh so special ❤️❤️❤️
Just watching you two putting a smile on my face ❤️
its so wonderful that little peace of heaven you live in! love your videos girls! Love from Argentina, keep going!
Hello from here! 💛💛 thank you sooo much 😌
I don't know how any Living Soul could give this a dislike?¿ Absolute Heavenly Paradise, the World will Øne day recognise her Beauty and Ąll that She Berths...Creation is So Giving So Beautiful...Thankyou...❤🙏🌱
wow that looks amazing everything is so fresh
Great country, lovely girls, serene ambience.
God is great.
Lovely video!! Make sure to put your black sapote’s and unripe fruit in a bag I a dark place. Will help to ripen much faster!
Wow! We will for sure. We always do this with our bananas, avocados and kiwi fruit in the same bag. Their gases make each other ripen faster!
Best grandparents EVER!
Nice, ladies ! Really enjoyed this--thanks for sharing ! What a change you made...Though it looks like you are hoping to continually improve on the land & soil there, your grandfather appeared to be a little ahead of his time ! Fascinating climate...wish I could successfully grow more of these, though we can grow many here of those here in Metro Phoenix, Arizona in the US. Surinam cherries have evolved into one of my favorites !
So interesting to hear about such a different climate! And thank you, we are so lucky to inherit all the hard work of our parents and grandparents 🧡🧡
I have a small food forest and a few years ago and I was going to try and design these for people but now I am studying for my bio medical engineering phd
so my point is I am amazed how your family has kept this forest in the family
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Thank you so much!! 💖💖💖
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!! 🧡🧡
A beautiful legacy left to you by your grandparents. Thank you for sharing.
Im quickly falling in love with oz land. I cant wait to leave the states!
You don't ever have to go on holiday. Paradise is at your doorstep.
Awesome! I never heard of or seen a 60 year old food forest. That's great! I'm moving next week to the forest on 3 acres to start a food forest as well, I have a lot of catching up to do. 👍✌🙏😀
There are a few really amazing old food forests in South America. I only know of one in the U.S. in California I'm thinking
I like that you guys are raw about who you are
Beautiful video girls. Beautiful lifestyle. One day I will be moving back to far North Queensland and grow my own food 💙✨
Thank you so much! 🧡🧡 such an exciting dream!
I remember that vine from when i was a kid. We had a big one of them in a huge pot. I like watching these videos because they are relaxing.
Wow.. is it okay if I come and live in your forest? What a paradise you got to take care of and what a world it would be if there was taken initiative to plant fruit trees and the likes wherever it is possible. :)
Haha yes please! We hope to one day be able to invite people to come and work with us 💛
@@MotherTheMountain That would be something fantastic! Sign me up in advance. :)
I really enjoyed watching this video, which looked to me very authentic. I appreciate the biodiversity of the place, the landscape and the simplicity of lifestyle displayed by the girls. Keep it up and do not get distracted by the appeal of convinience of the so called modern lifestyle. Wish you all the best!
Wish I could live in a place like this. I know it is not as easy as it seems but I must beat this rat race out here.
What a beautiful place, with beautiful people.
Man, I'm so jealous of the tropical fruit you are able to grow. I'm growing a food forest in the UK, but I wish I could grow mangos!
Mangos are so good and there are a large variety of them.
Same,i live in Mountain in Italy today morning was -4 degrees this temperature 1 nitgh can kill 30 years old mango free
0 degrees kill all mangos keep they warm in Winter
Min 3 degrees for keep healt of this plant
@@daniell-naturaesplosiva1076 I'm on the south coast of uk so rarely goes below zero, but not enough light unfortunately. Maybe if I had an eden project style biodome and lots of grow light lol
@@growinginthegreen5850 wow that temperature at that level
You can grow mango in warmed green House in the south shape of your home
Keep well isolate rooths and check frequently the temperature
Look into greenhouse design for winter growing. I forgot what the mans name is but he utilizes something he calls a "cold sink" in his build. There are also multiple ways to use decomposition of plant matters for heat.
Lovely sisters sharing the beauty of your lives with us. Very nice. Love your videos. Thank you for sharing.
Wow! The dream! Beautiful all around :)
Thank you 💛💛💛 such a dream
The eggs look very fresh with all the fruits together, it makes a perfect meal.
Amazing! Made me smile and laugh. The food looked so good I just had to laugh!
I am from a Farm in Pennsylvania that had orchard and forest, much tranfered directly from English traditions, not like Australia! Enjoy the animals too, we grazed the orchard too!
Oh so beautiful ❤️
I live in Barbados. The cherries in your hands are called Suriname cherries in this part of the world. The name relates to the country of Suriname (Dutch Guyana) South America. In another of your videos, I recognized a Neem tree. Your property has a great variety of fruit trees. Your Grandparents were true visionaries and could see what their vision would bring to their family for generations into the future.