Giving Up Modern Life to Become a Goat Herder in Montana
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Callie leads such an inspiring life, and I'm grateful to have been able to spend a couple of days with her. If you'd like to learn more about her work, or take part in her workshops and courses, check out her website: www.caprakhan.... You can also subscribe to her RUclips channel over at @caprakhan - she has a very exciting journey planned at the end of this year, and will be posting it on her channel 🐐❤️
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I was a goatherd for thirty years here in these rugged wild mountains. I never regretted a moment of having those wonderful animals, my friends. I lived in my teepee for five years as well as a number of old abandoned cabins, shacks, snow shelters as well as siwashing it quite a few times over the past fifty years. One day, out with my goats in the mountains, a cougar jumped on one of my goats. Cougar had my goat upside down, straddling my goat, holding her by the throat and choking her. I ran up, stopping about ten feet away (cougar had her ears laid right back, glaring at me and growling/snarling). I shook my shepherd's stick at cougar, me aggressively telling cougar "that is my goat, let her go!". After maybe fifteen seconds cougar let my goat go, cougar then running up into the forest past me. My goat was seriously wounded, deep punctures in her throat and bleeding claw marks on both of her sides. It took me ten months to heal my goat's wounds but I saved her life and over the years that goat gave me quite a few kids. Funny how Callie uses the exact same language with her goats as I did, things like "come-on goats", etc. I had goats that would sit in my lap while we relaxed in mountain meadows watching eagles soar by. Now I'm an old man, living in a little cabin in these same mountains as I did with my goats but I've given up shepherding. I loved milking and I lived on fresh milk, homemade yogurt and occasionally goat cheese. I guess my life was similar to Callie's in quite a few ways, being a hunter/gatherer as well as a goatherd for so many years. I dearly miss my goats and shepherding, that was a wonderful period of my life. Now I don't shepherd but I still grow a good amount of my own food and I still gather herbs for medicine, although I've given up hunting elk and deer some years ago so I'm mostly vegetarian now. Mountain water, fresh mountain air, starry nights, birds singing in the morning and late afternoons, bears, cougars, elk, deer and other wild animals still make life for me a wonder and a miracle. I'm glad to see there are other folk living a similar lifestyle, that gives me hope.
After describing his hard life in the woods he writes: I am an old man now. It tighten my throat to think he is alone in his old years.
MAGNIFICENT
@@annfrost3323 - Weird and kind of rude to write such a comment ABOUT him in response to his comment, instead of talking TO him...
Sir, did you live in Montana too?
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"Remember what it's like to be a human being" Best sentiment of this century. This woman is awesome.
People are largely pack animals. We form packs. We stay in packs. In packs there is strength and relative safety. There are exceptions, of course. There have always been hermits. While glad for Callie that she has found her happy place, this is not really a place for most people.
@@sourdoughhome2571 Increasingly, neither is modern society.
most people are fkd in the head... also 99% wud die within a month in those conditions@@sourdoughhome2571
Except what she's doing is as far from what a natural human being would ever do. We evolved for tens of millions of years in the tropical equatorial rainforest eating fresh and ripe fruits and tender young leaves, animal husbandry is only something we resorted to in order not to starve to death when we migrated out of the tropics, but that was long after we had already evolved our physiology and a negligible blip of time in an evolutionary context.
Callie if you see this. I am sorry for your loss, I am glad you made the most of your situation and I love that you followed your dreams!
Sorry for you loss, so sad. Beautiful young brothers. Bless your parents
Eva, you can tell us, Callie is actually your long lost sister isn't she??? You are both such amazing people that it's hard to believe that you're not related somehow... Both of y'all stay safe and happy! As always, BIG HUGS and much ❤from Tennessee! 😁👍
My thoughts and feelings exactly! Eva found her sista' from another mista'❤
They do look really similar 😮
I don't think I've ever met anyone who is as content with her life as Callie seems to be.
ditto to that!
Really?? How peculiar. I meet numerous happy people.
Need to get out more then or your surrounded with unhappy an negative people!
@@inzykhan415 LOLLL 😂👍
@@EsteeWalts but are they actually happy or just pretending?
I loved her on Alone! Her amazing abilities and positive, calm energy made her the most memorable contestant to me. Great to see her again and get an update on how she’s doing
This is true. No other contestant is more memorable than Callie. Ive watched all the seasons and episodes. I can't remember but maybe 3 winners, but callie is the only non-winner I remember.
It seemed to me like they should have allowed her to finish out the hundred days instead of pulling her out for frostbite on some toes. She deserved a win as much as Roland did. No shade on Roland though. They were both amazing.
She wants to be African so bad
What a remarkable human being 🙏🏼 thank you Eva for this another amazing episode.
"Becoming a Human Being is a lifelong journey" Well said Eva🎉
We are human beings. We don't have to try to be a human being any more than an elephant has to try to be an elephant.
What a lovely human! Imagine what the world would be like if it were filled with people like these!
There would be no internet to express this on...
@@teacherandschoolstaffsup-jl6nf So? The internet is an unnecessary luxury. Knowledge spread before the internet, too- ever heard of books? When people actually believed something passionately enough to write a book about it, and then it was interesting enough to be published by a publishing house- because printing a lot of books was expensive, and then it had to be found by people who were actually interested in those ideas- maybe THAT was the way it should’ve stayed. Rather than trolls, able to express their idiocy to millions with a few clicks.
What a treat to see the interaction of two brave, interesting, and beautiful people! I have such a huge admiration for both you and Callie.
She is the most inspiring and refreshing woman…..This has really lifted my spirits….❤ thank you
Loved seeing Callie on Alone and now on your video. She's following her dream and is a very strong and capable outdoors woman. Thank you for making this video.
I thought I’d seen her before! I’ve watched every season of that series up to season 6. Was she in the Patagonia one (season 3)?
Callie was on season 7's million dollar challenge and came in second place. She was medically pulled on day 89. One tough lady. @@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci
@@KathyPrendergast-cu5ci season 7 in the arctic!
@@Daisy2177 Thanks; I haven’t seen that one, only seasons 1 to 6. I think there was a blond American woman also called Callie in Season 3 though. She didn’t win, but lasted a long time there and did very well. Not sure why she left but she wasn’t pulled due to starvation like two of the contestants in that season. One thing that immediately impressed me was her building herself a comfy chair on her very first day!
I really enjoyed watching this episode. Please bring us more amazing people like Callie 😊
Wow, you really look like sisters, both physically and emotionally. What a great and interesting video, Eva :)
When I saw the cover picture for this video I assumed that it was Eva and she became the queen of the goats since her last video.
When I started watching this I thought Callie was Eva. I said to myself, "odd that she dyed her hair".
Callie is a true original. Such an inspiring human. Absolute mad skills too. Wonderfully filmed and great interview Eva!
Most people, if they're lucky, live at least some part of their dream. A very few have the resolve to live every aspect of life as they envisioned it. Callie appears to be one of them.
Aren’t Montana winters rather cold? I would have been interested in hearing more about how she copes with them, and especially how she managed to when she only had a tarp to live in. Also curious about what she eats, whether she makes cheese with her goats’ milk, whether she owns or rents the land she grazes the goat on and lives on or if it’s land that’s free to use and live on, and also how she covers her expenses, eg. Veterinary care for her goats, food, etc.
Cuz it's BS. Lol. As if she could live thru a Montana winter in a tent. A TV star. Lol. Amazing how clean and well dressed she is. Lol.
Me too, great video
Yes less about tinder and dating and more survival stuff.
Callie is amazing. She almost won Alone. I was so impressed with her abilities and energy!
Thanks for this comment - I thought she looked familiar, but my brain wasn't cooperating.
she was really unlucky he got a bear, she would have won, he wouldn't make it without the bear, i don't think so. dude had enough food to be chilling
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Aye, 0943, her abilities to maintain her "American teeth" in all this "roughshod", as we say in Albion.
you just have to bring race into it@@flyy1006
Wow, she went through so much at such a young age. I really hope she gets to live a full long life with her goats :)
Callie is an inspiring person. I am only 8 minutes in but i am so struck by how similar you both are. A little in features, speech & mannerisms . She could be your blond sibling !! She obviously shares a lot of your outlook to life also. Think you pair were destined to meet. Great post.
Absolutely right on your insight of how Callie lives her life now , how to live as human.
Quality content yet again. This channel honestly has some wonderful videos.
Eva is really good
What a legend. I’ve wanted to live that way my whole life and am finally starting to make it happen.
This video made me tear up. Thank you for propagating this beautiful content. We could all do well with questioning our materialistic lives. Her love and connection with her goats makes my heart soar. Love love love
Incredibly inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
Two of my favorite people to follow. I love seeing you both together. Such positive, strong female energy. Makes me happy.
I lived in Montana for 33 years. The winters are long and cold. You need a house. But while you can, when you can, live as Callie does. Even for a day. Never lose the ideal. That's your soul.
I wondered about that too. It was obviously summer when this video was made. What does she do to get through the winters? Goats are very hardy in all climates (they just grow thicker coats) but humans at the very least need warm clothes and shelters. The canvas tent she has could just about do it, with a good wood burning stove and plenty of fuel, but how on earth did she survive with just a tarp?
It said Seasonal at the beginning.Minus twenty below zero and snow does not make for tent living or goats living outside without lots of hay and shelters.
I agree. I have had milk goats for 20 years. I live in north Idaho, the goats need shelter and hay in the winter. I feel like only half of the story is being told here.
Yeah wth I'm from great falls and this is like a 3 month thing.😂
@@Z-VILLAREAL Then it’s rather misleading for the video to imply that this is how she lives her life year-round. There’s nothing especially brave or radical about living outdoors or in a tent in the warm months; when I was a student I had friends who did that, while they were working during the summer. One guy I knew lived in a tepee for three months and his “toilet” was a hole he dug in the ground.
Loved the video. She could easily pass as your sister (in looks and in spirit). Great job as always.
I was thinking the same thing, glad I am not the only one.
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Yes, it’s spooky how much they look alike…
So true. Callie looks Polish even.
I thought Eva had dyed her hair!
ALL smiling and "being happy" . Not seeing her crying in her bed....with a goat.
“Where we don’t spend our days staring into screens.” Says the person who makes her living from people staring into screens.
a wee bit of hypocrisy there.😅
FYI that area of Montana around Flathead Lake is called the Banana Belt as it has the best growing conditions and summer weather, most of Montana is high mountain desert with less than 12" of rainfall yearly. But that area has severe snowfall, doubt she is living like that in the winter =)
I doubt she takes 30 goats into a $600,000 condo which is about the going rate there.
She said, "lots of firewood."
That was incredibly inspiring. I’m so glad to see how happy she is with her life. Thank you for sharing her story.
Absolutely 💯% Fascinating.... Bravo! 👏
Glad Callie found her own path… and was conscious of it at an early age… sorry for the reason she found it. I hope that nature is good to and for her… and that wherever she winds up in her life… she arrived there on her own terms. We all learn throughout our lives… and hopefully become who we want to be… our own individual self and story… Callie and Eva… wishing you both Peace and enjoy your individual journey…
Blessings to you both… 🌜🌞🌛
Having a hard time believing that she spends a Montana winter in that tent.
*Eva, thanks for interviewing Callie and seeing how she is living life with such freedom. Callie is a free spirit... enjoying life her way with her goats, for as long as she is alive on this planet. That seed was planted in her mind, when she was a child when her two brothers died within a year of each other. I wish Callie well and safe journey's as she gently travels thru life, meeting up with other free spirits.*
Okay, Callie might be the most interesting person I've met (virtually). I wish more people would think the way she does... prioritizing being close to the earth, loving the land and its creatures, and having such amazing values. I want to attend one of her workshops. Thank you for sharing this and please share more videos of inspiring, real people like Callie.
Callie is the real life Snufkin. Excellent work Eva, thank you. 🙏
I need to escape civilization and have been wanting goats forever
I'd be honored to be granted the privilege of living with her like she does. Learning what n how she lives. ❤🤠
Cool, Eva! This was inspiring. I do remember Callie from Alone, and it's great to see what she got up to. How wonderful.
Contentment in all situations is of great gain.
Love, love, love this episode. Please do more of this type. You are not far from being her. She is very talented. I love goats.
Callie is the real life Snufkin. Excellent work Eva, thank you. . Callie is the real life Snufkin. Excellent work Eva, thank you. .
Callie is an amazing woman. I watched her on Alone and thought, "Gawd I wish she was 20 years older or I was 20 years younger".. Her ideals, her spirit. her love of all things mother earth is so in tune with this old man trapped in a society I can't stand. Eva I'm glad you learned something from her. She has a lot to teach about appreciating the "simple things". All the best to you on your journey and all the best to Callie.
Her decision to leave modern life and embrace a simpler, goat-filled existence is truly inspiring. Your vlog captures the beauty of your journey, and I admire her courage to follow her heart and live in harmony with nature. Keep sharing your adventures with us Eva!🎉❤
It's all roses and rainbows until one feels a lump where it shouldn't be.
@@yaksvk I think she covered embracing her own mortality near the start of this video, but as you suggest, does the appearance of a medical concern prompt someone, as herself, to emerge from nature to seek a medical diagnosis or remain in nature blind to the potential progression of a medical situation that could self correct vrs a non diagnosis of something serious and miss out on the life saving early detection
She has a RUclips channel, lol! How much is that leaving modern life. It is all pretend play for little rich girls.
What comes around goes around.
Back in the counter culture early 70's quite a few individuals, couples and groups tried the 'alternative' off the grid lifestyle by starting up or going to live on 'hog farms'.
There were numerous publications that offered advice and help in that and I believe the most successful was a thick, heavy newspaper type printed publication called 'Mother Earth News'. I think it stills operates online.
Great episode Callie is really connected to the earth. She is doing life right. I think that you are also drawn to that, the earth calls to you. I remember sleeping on the ground at grandma's house with dirt floors. She would sweep the dirt floors and sprinkle water on them to keep the dust down. I can still remember the smell, kind of like rain. I think it is in all our DNA.
That was so interesting... Thanks!
Wow, Eva... I like seeing you explore different ways we can have an existence. I like this new and different series. Callie is extremely interesting and made me think of Native people everywhere. I was very moved by her and by you as well. Thanks to you both...
Wow Callie looks just like you Eva, just the blonde, goat herder side of you. You could be twins.
It is so rare to see someone so content with their simple life. It is a wonderful happiness that so many people are denied in modern living.
Thank you Eva for sharing this adventure. I have never in my 64 years of life ever known a woman who not only lived in the wild but does not want more and more things happy with only owning what she can carry. Love it, so refreshing!!!!
Yup, she is truly amazing
"I had this sense of mortality" THAT is exactly how I feel. My brother died when I was 16, he was 19. It wrecked me. Ive secluded myself and I feel soo at peace when I'm out in the wilderness, it feels so right. Everything else in life feels so foreign and I'm slowly understanding I need to follow that happiness to feel alive again.
You live so right and I'm very envious.
This vlog came at the perfect time in my life. Thank you Eva for the real life stories you share with us!
What a fascinating lifestyle! Very cool to learn about Callie and her goats :)
I’m sorry for your loss Callie your brothers are looking down, proud. You earned my respect from watching your grit on alone. I’m a lifelong Montana resident and hope to meet you one day. Stay you 🤙🏼
OMG! She's awesome! How is she not married!? I would LOVE to meet her!
for a cityfolk that may look strange... or weird, or even ''romantic''...(?) but for me looks natural, I grew up on a farm in Greece, and I lived with all kinds of animals... hell! at some point I disappeared living in a cave for 4 years... everybody thought that I returned to Australia without a word, and when they saw a ''wild man'' freaked out... but yes!... I understand!... we used to take the goats by the coast to lick the salt off the rocks... they need it... this is how life used to be in rural Greece [and still is in some places..] all normal... It's the city life that's weird!...
Very awesome, I too have a yearning to live off grid...
Incredible content! Thank you so much for this remarkable interview.
I have so many questions, like whose land is she living on? How does she deal with tics, does she just cover herself in bug spray 24/7?
Callie was on Alone. She is an absolute legend. She would have won her season if she wasn't going against the best contestant in the history of the show. Just as an idea of who she was competing with. The guy killed a wild yak with a knife.
What episode is that ? 😮
While young it would be fun. She is well off so she can ignore things like 401k and Social Security payments. There will come a time (many years from now) when she has to plan for retirement. "They trust me until the mountain lion comes and grabs one!)
If Montana is a seasonal camp and Arizona is for the winter, how does she get a dozen goats to Arizona and back plus where would they pasture in dry Arizona?? Seems to involve considerable "stuff management" of a different kind.
I am also wondering how she seasonally transports that many goats that far. Does she just load them all up into one of those large horse trailers (the kind that can take 3 or 4 horses at once) - It seems like that would be a little cramped but I suppose it could work.
Also, does she own the land where she camps or is it like a BLM land situation?
Shivers of appreciation throughout my being. This video and its subject truly hit home. And it‘s heartwarming to witness you back on the path that once invited me to subscribe to your channel - back when you were regularly visiting other cultures and engaging with people so sincerely. You brought me/us closer to folks in Afghanistan and many other places, showing as the magic of „ordinary people being incredible“ (my way of putting it. Thanks for revisiting this life of exploration among humankind. Adventures per se are great to witness, too, but your special calling is obviously to engage with others, if I may say so.
I love her philosophy on life is so special. I loved watching her on alone. She had such a huge amount of gratitude for life and living. She lives her authentic self. How wonderful!
Living a self directed life I Harmony and truth 😊
OOOOh Eva....this was such a beautiful portrail of a truely inspiring woman. I just spent the whole morning tending to my garden. The last weeks were so busy and it felt soooo good to reconnect to nature and my inner garden too. This video came just at the right time! THANK YOU for sharing!! 🥰🙏
Hello Eva , I just watched your interaction with Callie , may I say that both of you are very similar in the outlook in life , one can say that both of you could pass as sisters . Both of you are such an inspiration to a lot of people ❤
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One of the most inspiring videos I have ever seen.:. Thank you ❤😊
This is the most peaceful, beautiful and uplifting videos I have ever seen….thank you
Thanks for introducing us to Callie, I hadn't heard her story before. What is exciting for me is to see her thriving on a diet of mostly goat milk. I have a share of 1 gallon per week of raw goat milk and have often fantasized about making the milk along with kefir a dominant portion of my diet but was hesitant because it feels extreme. It's inspiring to see her agility and health clearly appears to do well with goat milk. Makes me feel that desire is a good one to follow through with.
RAW milk?!! Please , do whatever you want with that milk, but at least make certain it is pasteurized before you do anything else with it.
@@scottrichardson8158 calm doen, raw milk is fine most of the time and it's extremely common in many countries, it's also better for you than pasteurized milk, there is an increased risk of bacterial/viral infection which is why its considered more dangerous but as long as you vaccinate the animal and remain observant of their health and cure/quarantine them if need be it should br fine.
Milk is only thing you actually can live on for long term. There is everything in milk you need to live, fat, proteins, carbs, vitamins and minerals. There is no need to only drink milk if you have other foods available, but you get the idea. If it's required a milk will do.
How beautiful ! And , I also start the day drinking raw Nigerian dwarf goats milk and I always say " Thank you so much dear God for this perfect human food !"
It goes right to your body and makes you feel so perfect . It's an entirely different food than pasteurized store-bought dairy products . It's life to me .
New fantasy unlocked:
-Go to Montana
-Find the goat lady
-Win the queen's respect
Jokes aside what an incredibly lovely documentary.. 🐐😍
Callie on "Alone" was interesting in how she survived so long but she seems to survive in an almost similar manner all the time.
I loved your vlog!
Last year, I left my toxic marriage and my home, my 1 1/2 acres, pretty much all of my possessions in suburb land near the Chicago area and I now rent a decrepit cabin in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. I still work as a nurse and I appear as a regular person in society but I love that freedom you have and I think it's beautiful .
Very nice of CALLI AND YOU EVA, enjoying comfort of mother nature . In the future , please share experiences like these.
This is really awesome. I live in Minnesota on 10 acres and one of my neighbors was called "the goat lady" (long gone now) and over time I heard lots of stories basically making her sound crazy. Well, every once in awhile she'd show up looking for water and I would of course give her what she asked for. Never had a bad conversation, never got a bad vibe, she carried herself well and she was always respectful and pleasant to talk too.
Super cool, I am trying to get to some much easier version of what she does, I don't think I can let all technology go and wander with goats but I do know Id prefer that to people more and more. Thank you so much, this means more to me than I can really say.
❤😊 I totally agree!
Loved this video and learning about Callie and her goats and her lifestyle. Thanks for asking about how she survives the winter. Does she sell her goat milk? Also, who’s land does she live on? Such a great interview!! This could be your next adventure interviewing people that live differently. 😊🌷🌺
I would love to live this way with my husband and kids. Unfortunately we live in Florida where living outside is miserable.
I’m also curious if she owns her own land and uses that to live freely, or if she is more of a nomad.
I loved her on alone! I was rooting for her to win, she came so close! She’s so amazing! ❤
My grandma live in the mountains all her life My mom was a shepherd & watching Callie with her goats some how gave me the opportunity to experience that. Thank you Callie🌹
Really interesting! This is a great service for all of us.
It’s so good to know that this woman is able to live this way and share what she has learned.
According to Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam, every messenger of God had the occupation of being a shepherd at one point in their lives.
Glad to see she takes her security seriously and has elected to arm herself. That mountain lion was definitely a threat to her flock but the threat of malicious two legged animals can be far worse. Good for her.
Two legged " will be evacuated from this blue heaven by God , to save all other creatures of earth.
My god thats my missing world.. i need more simplicity.. Even litterly can live off the earth no killing and so far can fast 8 days but going for 10 next just have to take it easy have a pet to raise but 8 was easy.. worse part is hour after eating you start getting hungry again before that i was at peace not hungry at all.. just lived.. and drank fluids, vitamins and protein drink a day lots of milk..
She's so spot on with the "Becoming human again". Literally all the best things in life boil down to the 4 elements. Fresh air, campfires with friends, floating down the river or sipping cold water, sticking your feet in the grass and eating fresh food from the land..
Antibiotics are nice too but I zee what you mean
Whear was you when I was younger. Love the outdoor nomadic lifestyle. Wish you a happy fulfilling life. God bless
I live in Montana and knew absolutely nothing about this. It's a big state but we usually know some who knows someone who knows someone. It's amazing that some people can thrive alone like her when most of society can't go 30 seconds without being "connected" thru social media etc. She should be an inspiration to anyone who wants to "unplug". Great video.l
You has a RUclips channel and other social media accounts--she is hardly disconnected. What do you think, she just skips through life with her loin cloth and survives on goat milk?
Hi Eva and Callie from Kalispell, Montana. Second video of yours we have watched.
You can see her genuine smile from what she does. Amazing 😍
Like others, I'm curious: does she own the land? Does she rent the land? Does she have patrons? I would be living largely off the land too, if I had ownership or some privileged arrangement with the owners.
Eva thank you for sharing! So nice!
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Enjoy seeing such independence and determinism! Get those mountains lions!
OMG..I knew she looked familiar. I'm so glad you made the reference to Alone. I remember loving her on that show and was so intrigued and amazed by her skills. This was a great interview.
Absolutely awesome vlog Eva, more like this please🙏 You’re the new “Ben Fogle New Lives in the wild👌
This video left out a whole lot of information that many might want to know, don't have a need to know, just basic curiosity like how did Eva know about or find her. Does she have any type of device to communicate with family, others or to use in case of emergency? Is she on someone's land or in a national forest? How does she get new clothes or supply tampons...? I plan to watch a few seasons of "Alone" as I am subscribed to three channels that contestants have or this one where one was on.
Such an interesting story - thank you for sharing! ✨
I have a hard time believing that Cali lives in a tent through a Montana winter, no matter how much fire wood. I spent many years in Wyoming. The goats wouldn't survive without insulated shelter.
Both you and Callie are exceptionatly attractive to me. Maybe it is the lifestyle or the series of adventures or the closeness to the natural world which is something I used to do a much better job before I was married. But this video is a vivid reminder of all those possibilities and chioices.
I'm envious of her survival skills. I live in Malaysia, in a village and almost everyone here knows which plants are edible or medicinal, except me. Even when someone tells me the info about the plants, I only retain a little of it. But I have hiked the Annapurna trailed and camped in the Rockies with my horse and dog, in a blizzard. So I'm not afraid to go off on my own. I admire this woman.😊
Very beautiful lady intelligent. This was tremendous. Thank you ❤❤❤❤. Stay safe