Visiting a Family Run Organic Coffee Farm In Costa Rica.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This week we visit a small family organic coffee farm in Costa Rica. This was a special day touring with my son and grandson. I hope you enjoy this video as much as I do.
We are an empty nester couple traveling the US with our Tiny camper from Runaway Campers. No we are not full timers but we do spent months each year on the road.
Ed struggles with Parkinson’s disease. Some days are better than others. If you see him shaking don’t worry he is fine. With medication it is under control most of the time. Through the magic of camera stability you can hardly notice.
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I absolutely Love this video. I’m a barista & have a new appreciation for the coffee bean. Thank you sooo much for sharing this. Costa Rica is on my bucket list now. Your videos make me happy. 🤗
Thanks so much for joining us in the adventure
Looks great! Great climate and peaceful lifestyle. Thanks for sharing.
It really is!
wow, what a great experience! This will make me appreciate the coffee you shared all the more!
The coffee you seen being roasted is in a bag headed your way.
Enjoyed that. Thanks for sharing. Impressive how much that gentleman can do with so little.
I agree it was a honor to spend time with him.
I always enjoy your Costa Rica videos! I enjoy my morning coffee, so this was very informative. Thank you for making this video!!!
Thanks, we enjoyed making this video it was so interesting I had a great time happy you enjoyed it
THis is/was GREAT!
It really was a fun experience.
We thoroughly enjoyed your video! Thank you for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks like fun.
It was a great day
Oh my gosh, what a beautiful place I can only imagine the smell. I love it so much just recently got into good coffee and I’m sure that is an excellent coffee. Thanks so much very interesting. Loved it.
We are happy you enjoyed it the place smells wonderful
Coffee looks great!
It was!
What a beautiful country. It is so interesting to see how others live. I really enjoyed it and hope there are more like this...Did miss Nancy...but I know she was loving the shopping!
It is interesting to see the way other people live. It was so refreshing to see this family. We really enjoy videos like this it was encouraging to hear your feedback. Nancy got a good chuckle out of your comment also.
"The pig fell victim to the Christmas dinner..." sounds like a great first line in a travel novel. Ed, if you had put "The Pig Had To Die!" on your thumb nail I bet you'd have gotten a viral video out of it...ha ha ha! RUclips always pushes for creators to use drama and a face with big eyes to draw attention; this would have been a great test for you. Stunning vistas...thanks for sharing. 🙂
I need to have you help me in the future:)
Hey Ed! This is a great video! Really enjoyed the tour! I am actually a bit of a coffee nerd myself! Roast my own beans using Behmor Home roaster! Have some amazing Ethiopian Single Origin I am currently roasting. Maybe I will bring my roaster with to Persimmon Hill and roast you and Nancy up a batch!
Sounds great! Looking forward to seeing everyone
How do we buy some of his coffee? Thanks :)
He is not licensed for export. He is just getting started and would like to one day get to that point. The problem with coffee is the middleman make all the money. This is starting to change as farmers find direct paths to market.