The Man Living in Complete Isolation for 40 Years (Part 4/4) | Far Out
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2012
- Since 1965, Faustino Barrientos has lived alone on the shores of lake O'Higgins in a house built from the remains of a shipwrecked fishing vessel. He's a pastoralist, living mostly off the land and his livestock, with few modern amenities. His nearest neighbors are in Villa O'Higgins, a small community of several hundred people, 25 miles away, accessible only by a two-day horseback ride through rugged mountain animal paths. Every few years, Faustino makes this ride to sell his cattle in town.
Currently 81 years old, Faustino is reaching the end of his life, and his self-imposed isolation is being encroached upon by the forces of government, economy, and tourism. In December 2011, VICE went to document his lifestyle and speak with him about the changing face of Patagonia and the gaucho lifestyle.
Originally released in 2011 on VICE.com
Watch the rest here!
Part 1: bit.ly/Living_Alone_1
Part 2: bit.ly/Living_Alone_2
Part 3: bit.ly/Living_Alone_3
Part 4: bit.ly/Living_Alone_4 
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Do not ever let the modern world judge this man against the standards, behaviour and morals of the day.
Bro got life figured out I doubt he suffers from depression, bro look amazing for his age.
for anyone wondering, Faustino is still alive! last report of him was August 19th, 2020. he looks healthy in the photos, accompanied by his two dogs :)
to those who wonder where did these photos came from - a few police officers went to his home to bring him clothes and chop some wood for him and they (police) posted pictures of him, in their official twitter account.
Wow that’s so heart warming to hear ☺️
Nice. Thank you for that information
You read my mind. I was wondering what happened to him and if he was still alive. I wonder if the neighbor who lives next to him is still there.
Thanks a lot for the information. Wish to see him alive for another decade at least. I'll always remember him.
@@encrypticfishy6683 they were probably there to get the rest of his guns LMAO poor guy
After watching all the episodes, I can finally say that this man live a much more happier life than most of us here on the planet.
This feels he’s living in heaven, he is self sufficient in food and water his whole life belongs to him , definitely the system doesn’t like people to live this way .
Speaking the truth my guy!!
When he finally does pass on & go to heaven, he may just think he woke up on the other end of his property.
Because system is for few not for everyone and those few rule others in some way or another
Except when people get in serious medical problems; like a broken ankle. Then everybody wants a doctor.
@@kathryncarter6143 in ancient times there was not hospital s
He is one beautiful soul. He completely seemed emotional when you left him to go back. Like he knew, he would not meet you again.
I felt sad when they said their goodbyes.
You could see he realized at that moment that he enjoyed having someone around.
iu soloman I think he always thought that.
of course he knows he wont meet them again thats why its sad
Yeah I don't so. U don't rather live alone n done so for 40+ years n be sad someone is leaving cause they conversed with u for a couple days.
A lesson can be learned from these two things:
1. Look at how big his land is.
2. Look at how big his house is.
A tiny house is much easier to heat in winter if you are heating with wood like he is.
I'd love to volunteer to work on that ranch for free..
Patagonia is beautiful.
Gets a little windy now and again but the wind can be your friend when the bugs are hungry.
Yeap he is doing it the right way.
What about the dogman bet you there in woods mountains
What’s the lesson?
Subjective
A human being. A Saint, sinner and lover of the earth. Simple yet complex. A deep reservoir of knowledge that we are losing. As the ages role on, our respect for him and his life will slowly erode away. Sadly. He is a rare man. Legendary, yet humble. I would have loved to be a part of this adventure.
Hi how r u?
interesting how an 81 year old can ride on horseback for hours and seem prepared for just about anything, even threats, yet 81 year olds in developed countries can hardly stand up and take 17 pills a day.
'you don't use it...ya loose it...' Scottish Elder 2011
don't be a spoiler :)))
He has work the natural way his health is better his mine is spark . good clean aid and natural food he really knows how to live long and keep going people today would just die the first day out . spoiled generations. Cell phones lol games lol fast food lol . some living is the best of all.
It’s becuase of the pills and the stuff we eat all our lives
When my dad died from dementia in 2018 he was on 12 medications and insulin. Mom died in 2016 much the same. Sister is 61 and has been on even more meds in her life. All unhealthy as could be and all swore/swear by doctors. I avoid doctors like the plague and am on zero medications at age 58. Dude in the vid has it right.
“Yes that’s enough. We don’t want to get fat” That speaks volumes. We should only eat what we need, not more, and not waste our food
Sami being a little fat is good in survival because your body will use that when you have no food, better eat more then you need then less so you can live another day, but get your point of course
@@hugohompe9031 yeah , but not obese , you only need a right amount of fat to be healthy
iero butcovan i said little fat i said, where did obese come into the picture?
@@hugohompe9031 sorry, I was referring about people in the present , you haven't said anything wrong
SURVIVAL SCOUT my guy that works for muscle as well
This dude is a true cowboy/gaucho because:
-He rides horses and herds cattle
-He kills murderers with his six-shot revolver
-He has shootouts with cattle thieves
-He lives off the land
Reminds me of my late grandpa. Most people called him a hermit. He lived in a small cabin about 50 miles from the closest town. No vehicle, no income. He shot his food & mined gold to get money. Eventually died in his late 80s because he fell off a cliff and laid there and couldn't get help. That's the chances you take, living in the mountains!
Ronnie Pirtle Jr that’s a terrible death but he had a very cool lifestyle
Yea he’s a true cowboy ... while most common joes with an office job are screaming for their gun rights to “protect and feed their families” lol 🤦🏻♂️
@@ronniepirtlejr2606 He actually lived his life. I won't say it was a terrible death because that it was better than dying everyday for years and that too for nothing.
@@jassbrar408 I agree.
They say that "today we live longer then we used to".
I've seen people that "grew old" I don't know if I call it "living long" because when people cannot walk far, they have tubes coming out of them, they are taking massive amounts of medication to stay alive & it makes them sick on a daily basis. Well in my opinion, that's certainly not "living life" lol. That's just putting off the inevitable!
I've wanted to live like that since I was a child. The old white haired woman who lived on the side of the mountain. I'm only sixty one yrs young, so there still time. Nice video. I hope he was happy, both on earth and afterwards.
i hope you will accomplish this kind of life desiree
Desiree we jean ,, would you like to live like the old men in the mountains of Victoria , Australia,
look this 11 minute video " TWO OLD BROTHERS FROM DARGO " good laugh , enjoy
Desiree de Jean, mistake re video try " Dargo Victoria on Aca &local news 1989 "
What about the " old white heard women who lived on the side of the mountain " ?
I envy this guy because he has and will probably never experience the collective brain rot of the internet. God speed to this man.
Depends how you use the internet, to better your mind or dumb it.
@Soren Axelson l don’t think the US would be my first choice though.
@Soren Axelson l’m not American so certain parts of Europe, NZ or Australia where the weather was mild year round and l could grow some food and keep some animals outside.
@Soren Axelson as long as it doesn’t snow 😄
I was on my way to bed when I came across this documentary. I wish it was at least two times longer. Faustino is an interesting man, and for a simple and unassuming documentary, this was pretty captivating.
Thank you to all the reporters who made this greuling journey to give a outstanding report of Sir Faustino, a remarkable 81 year old Gaucho of majestic Patagonia, Chile. His life in isolation from modern civilization is not only a true testament of how the good life should be lived but is very inspirational. God Bless Faustino and Lancaster. 🙏🏻❣️🙏🏻
ChicReal well said
Amen en el Nombre De Jesus ❤️
chic like @ChicReal 😘🙂
This is a 2012 video so he's in his late 80's by now. I'm sure that he's alive
gil avalos yes,he is alive
I admire him, his courage, strength of character, will to live his life his way. I take my hat off to him and think 'please keep him safe'. He's one of a kind, a hermit living in paradise. Waking up to the views is enough to quench your desire for a better life.
The man is free beautiful view no stress happy peaceful fresh air he basically has all he need👌
Wow. He lives a richer life than most. On his own terms. Absolute respect. I wish him well.
kittentude 100 yrs ago everybody live close to that
kittentude xxx
most mountain ppl live like this, im also one , i was
...until this story was posted.....the IRS has him in jail ATM for not paying his BUSH TAXES
you mean a 1000 yrs ... with the industrial revolution everything went to shit nd that was in 1800
What a nice and genuine human being. Just don't take his animals.
+AMM0beatz understandable
His nephew does sound like a bit of a shady character, I speak spanish and I can tell also that this guy is a gentle soul, he prob is a little more paranoid than your average joe but it seems to me he must have his reasons.
He killed someone that was marked as a murderer. And tried the same with a thief.
@@segundonoacco3164 you going to tell me that two would trust a murderer he was young at the time probably more alert less sure if his situation than he is in now and a thief deserves it family or not your stealing a man's survival it was him or his nephew
Ok‼️‼️‼️
his animals looked so well kept and healthy, very interesting chap
Watching this was like living in an Earnest Hemingway novel. Bucolic, rugged, indomitable grit, coalescing with the sights, smells, and inhospitabilities of the wild. It's so nostalgic and sobering, you can almost feel the sussurus Chilean zephyrs caress, made me wish I was there to watch my final sunrise
Me2
81 years old, 6 hours on a horse & hes stood there laughing and joking?!?!?! this guy will live too 200 XD
He died two years ago...
Christopher Williams fake,he is alive
Actually he died before this film was made and what we see is his ghost.
Creo que ese señor es familia mía yo soy barrientos también
Most people his age in developed countries can barely take a piss unaided.
This documentary should have been way longer. Such an interesting man.
+Maggie Matullo and such a shitty docu exploring bigoted angles.
im guessing that the crew would have had limited time given no electricity to charge batteries etc. This has been edited, imagine how much footage they actually had and has been cut out.
could have just made the first episode actually about Faustino lol
@@joaom8289 Per usual with Vice, smh. Crap journalism
Bunch of internet opinions lol. Like yall could fuckin do better.
I’m so used to my life of video games, junk food, tv, and grocery shopping I don’t think I’d ever be able to live a life like this but I know somewhere deep down my Faustino strives for this life.
I really enjoyed the 4 videos about this man Faustino, and his resilience and wisdom to survive and be happy all these years, and these NY people that went to such great lengths to visit him, and add a human touch to his later life. Thank you.
I watched this video some months after its release in 2012. I remeber the comments back then, people calling the old man crazy. Now, eigth years later 2020 I see many comments almost worshiping the old man lifestyle. Anyway it's just something I noticed.
people are sheep lol they follow the crowd
I'm Brazilian and this "lifestyle" is very common here, principally in north and northeast. When I saw the comments I expected a lot of people saying bad things about the old man, and now I'm really surprised. Is very good to see people understanding more about other "ways of life" so respectfully.
Francisco Flores times have changed
I would rather live like this than how I am now. If only I owned land like that, now the government in most countries are pushing everybody to live in suburbs and cities and are taking over rural areas.
@jeverett72 sounds tough and costly if you'd wanna start up a new life there especially without those necessities water, electricity etc. But hey thank God we still alive 🙏🏽
Faustino Barrientos, what a amazing life he’s had. I was able to see a glimpse of what my great grandfathers life was like in Mexico.
If I was in the girl place I would like to go and meet the old man again once in few months. To see if the old man is doing well. And tell him to tc .
I'm from a very far country and can never travel so far to meet such a great old man. He looks like my father. God bless him .
What an interesting video. He’s a very strong man to live this way. I have great admiration for him and wish him a long, healthy life. Thank you for the beautiful video.
Couldn’t have said it any better
The smile on his face when they left him made me very sad :( Also, we are not so different from him in terms of loneliness. We are living together, alone.
We are living together, alone! You said it perfectly. How tragic.
love the dogs going along for the adventure
Mans beat friend
I watched the previous videos ,,,, I wasn't emotional ,,,but this last part when they was about to return I saw something in this hardcore man which made me emotional ,,,, I would love to go out there and live by the nature ,,,, I wouldn't survive a day without help ,,,,respect to this man I wonder if he is still alive
He is a kind man. Just look at how his dog follows him around
Marshall McLuhan is that you?
@@memezcat6061 Who is but the form following the function of what and what I am is a stranger on the internet.
Not only is he 81 years old but gets around better than me at 42 he also has the life every man wishes to achieve God bless Faustino Barrientos. And thank you Vice for the documentary a very beautiful story indeed. Thanks Again sincerely J Milam
This is how I want to live! Simple, clean, and extremely minimal drama.
I bet this man is healthier than all of us living in a city jungle.
Maria Bardo
he shot and killed a man.. he wanted to kill another man
2salzig2spucknapp he had to for protection, the man was a murderer
*****
if he is saying that facts by himself like "i killed a man wanted and failed to kill another man" i dont think that there is any further compilation of facts needed to tell that his life is not that simple, clean and minimal drama as you might think it is
actualy he doesn't
u wot m8 better keep it up with 1337 speak nonsense (like you did)
the irony in your comment - do you get it?
do you even lift br0?
Sep 4th 2022. RUclips showed me this on my homepage. I am thoroughly impressed and awe-inspired. This man is me, in another life, or at least i hope so. I couldn't help but notice how incredibly beautiful his surroundings are. He probably didn't pay much attention to it but i think it had a major role in sustaining his mental well-being.
Chilean people are very special. I lived and worked in Chile from Santiago to Patagonia and the country people were the most welcoming and generous. Siempre un cafe y pan con queso.
This was one of the best documentaries I've seen on Vice. Just amazing.
I feel a little bit of sadness when they leave him.
i always have that feeling when i leave, or people leave me :(
right
He probably felt actually happy when they left lol
PlayTimeVX no, he actually liked them if you could tell
Yes😥
He makes it look easy because he has a natural rhythm with that lifestyle. He is at ease in his surroundings. . Not many will ever know the peace of living in harmony with who you really are.
Lancaster deserves to inherit Faustino’s legacy because he’s there being a friend, helping him with the animals and also as a deterrent of the bad relatives who just want to steal from him. I hope Faustino lives long and also Lancaster.
There is beauty in solitude, yet many fear it jumping from one failed relationship to another. Love thyself.
Well said brother.
Goes to prove that a dog is a mans bestfriend! haha look at those two loyal dogs that freely took the journey with them! they never fell behind! Nature is quite the beautiful thing eh
7 years passed now, you might wanna go back and check on the guy.
I doubt he wants to be visited right now
The One honestly 😂😂
He might be dead by now. Remember he was 81 seven years ago
probably dead by now
Maybe
What a fascinating and intelligent man. Someone I would want to learn from. This modern world has forgotten what it's like to live simply nor slow down. I wish him a long and blissful life ✨
this is my 2nd time watching this documentary, because the more I find it hard to make friends, enjoy a social life and find a job, the more I'm tempted to live like this guy.
the only trouble is he ended up murdering someone. Hope he repents
of sin while there is time for him and commits to Jesus so he can avoid hell.
But he is resourceful and a decent builder which is good. You would
have to be a hard person too to slaughter animals. Unless you just lived
off vegetables. But I think a lot of people see that as a romantic kind of
life with the boat coming in every 10 days or so and total peace and quiet.
A bit like living on a desert island. I am not sure how he makes his money?
but he would have to eat his tinned food fairly fast too or the cans would go
rusty. But I must say animals make for way more lovely company
than people. So yeah it is more appealing in many ways to live like that.
But I think its better if say 2 or 3 live that way in case you got sick or
disabled.
and whoa 81 and he can get on a horse that's pretty amazing.
It's nice he isn't cruel in that he doesn't keep his dogs tied up thank
goodness. So glad some other guy is close by though because if Faustino dies
his animals would go hungry. The seasons for him are the same for me
(September is Spring).
Good idea. You seem like the kind of person who should jump in the bear enclosure at the zoo.
Genie Meadows There's nothing wrong with killing a murderer. He protected innocent people. He was the sheriff where there is no policemen.
okay then go make friends, enjoy a social life and find a job then
Guy is beautiful, he has mystical eyes, but so content, what a stunning landscape too...wow.
His facial expressions and his smile covered with laughter yet hidden by some sadness when he says Goodbye. God bless him and may he find peace and love that he needs.
This guy looks fantastic for his age and is very fit as well. Pity the journalists who are much younger couldn't keep up with him and weren't as fit being city people. Goes to show that the fresh air and simple physical lifestyle not relying on luxuries which make people lazy shows that its good for your long term health and quality of life.
It's funny how the presenter talks in a way as if she feels sorry for him, as if he has a "bad life" - a "lonely life". When in reality he is a king. He has freedom. Not many people on this planet have that, but he does, and he knows it too. Just amazing, what a legend. Plus he lives in a shack, has guns, wine, rides horses. My kind of guy.
totally agree the guy is a total badass living this life lol
Tim Kruse He has a good life. Bet he has access to a shit load of coke too.
underboss87 LMAO
CheeseBurgerTM Looooool
I want to be a loner just like him
I enjoyed this story. While in watching this, one does wonder about the Faustino of yesteryear, you can't help but feel endeared to this ol' fellow. Initially you get the impression of a cantankerous old hermit living like some kind of troll in the wilds of Patagonia. What I see was a kind old man with an easy smile. He really seems to enjoy Lancaster living on his land, which again, defies the Faustino his family described. By the way, I completely believe that his nephew was stealing from him! If Faustino put some lead into his arse, then good enough for him!
Long Live Faustino!
+Eric Peloquin you sound so sweet eric. Your simple mindedness is absolutely adorable.. You are exactly what the liberal agenda is creating. Weak and docile.. KUDOS>
+matt miller yea his ass probably changed dramatically because he needs lancasters help
touche
+matt miller
What crawled up your ass and died, Mattie?
+matt miller lmfao
This series really proves that every story has 2 sides. His uncle specifically moved far away to avoid having contact with anyone. For the nephew to show up and then be shot at by his uncle raises more questions on the nephew than in does the uncle. How much farther does the Uncle have to go to be left alone?
Since it's been 9 years, we need to follow-up video on if Faustino is still alive and if Marco took over the land and how he's doing.
From what I could find the last infos ends at august 2020, he was still in good health and doing great! Some police men went to see him to bring him warm clothes because of a harsh winter, they also helped him by chopping down wood for heating!
even if marco took over, that's fine i think. His family didn't like him either and he dont have any children.
To me this is living , where the air and water is clean , away from all the idiots that want to just destroy everything they touch , he is wise and he knows people are shit.
Beautiful place!
Then you are also wise , and happy Valentine's day.
You could tell it definitely made him feel good to get that hug at the end there. Imagine how long its been since a woman has hugged him.
BonerTown
Population: Faustino
A great lifestory of a wonderful Interesting...
Loner who found his way of life within nature and the resources it can supply
I hope the years left to him
Will still give lots of happiness and contend
All the best
From
Western Australia 🦘🦘🦘
He is there, appreciating the place, the land, which beautiful and deserves admiration.
I envy Faustino living in isolation. Ever since I was a little kid I've dreamed about living by myself and being independent and doing everything myself. To me Faustino's way of life represents a tranquillity that one day I to wish to live out. Thankyou VICE for making these videos.
Such a nice old dude, thanks VICE. This was an interesting and comforting little documentary :)
he's not alone, he has all those beautiful animals :)
81 years of age and he’s living a life most would run a mile from !... phenomenal.
Very good document, you can see in his eyes he is happy man.
Laughs after telling how he took a guy down with a revolver. You don't want to mess with this guy
Weird take... "uh, don't wanna messe with him"
He's a simple man
He survived... and probably humour is good way to deal with it
Very human
And consider there was never ever police around for that guy
So he shot the guy dead and didnt got arrested ?
@@Scout887 He said the guy was a murderer and he crossed paths with him and killed him
@Nigel Lush it doesnt matter if youre in nature or not or how far you are away. Something isnt right with this story. If theres a killing police has to come and they willl. Cant just ignore something like that because he lives in the woods. Laws are still the same
@Nigel Lush im sorry but im not listening to this bullshit. All you tried to do is pretty much judge me and my knowledge and act like you know something about me just takin wild guesses. Also i dont live in a city and i read a fuckin lot. Also that shooting a cop if they illegally enter is absolute crap because cops dont illegally enter your property, they are cops not criminals. Sure you won a case like that before lmao bruh i know your type youre all talkin , seeking for attention with bullshit stories. Just another keyboard warrior.... booooring
I’m 22 years old but this lifestyle seems appealing. Obviously there’s things we’d have to get used but it’s worth it. More peace, a deeper connection with nature, and living an actual life.
Thats rough.. saying goodbye to someone knowing that could the last person he'll see for possibly years. But atleast hes got a companion!
It's sad when you heard someone try to steal something in your property and you realized it was your closest relatives. Real talk here is. its better to lived with strangers sometimes and accept them as your family blood.
It's always the relatives in those small villages
You should watch the film "The Field", based on a true story here in Ireland. Probably Richard Harris's best role, he's magnificent in it.
Yea, I thought my family was different from everyone else's after both my parents died. I found out the hard way that my siblings aren't any better than anyone else. They'd rather see me in the gutter and have their inheritance checks in their hands. Oh, I speak with my siblings and get together with them, but it is ALWAYS out of the corner of my eyes.
@@joefranks4235 its your siblings fault you were in the gutter?
@@kbtdadap its a figure of speech, saying his siblings would rather he die and they get more money
A Real human living a real human life. We're just slaves compared to him!
Let's break our shackles and be free too Mar! @_@
Mar Ramírez you said it
the true are ancestors live like this and never had problem !!!!!!!!!!! Patagonia sheep that is real food not the frosted food the we eat daily !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mar Ramírez amen!
sheeps
what a living legend I am glad there are still people like that in this world
I bet this guy has no drama in his life and next to no health issues. He's probably a very happy man comfortable with himself and his surroundings. And probably most likely doesn't even own a cell phone
Bravo! I literally clapped when the credits rolled. I feel like crying. So intimate yet so alien. You win my award for excellence in documenting the human struggle. Bravo, bravo, bravo!
Maybe people hate him because they're jealous of his being more self-reliant than them. Hope he's doing well
He calmly confessed to a murder, then laughed about it, lol
Self defense though
The fucking boss
like u haven't heard anything like that from your favorite rapper
I said the same thing 😂😂
@@hellfcknchaos well that was racist
This was so interesting. I can't blame him for living there it's the most beautiful place that I've ever seen. It proves that you can do anything you want to do if you want it bad enough, I hope that he's still there enjoying that kind of life. He was a very friendly man. I am glad he had someone that wants to keep the tradition going.
Why did this make me cry at the end? I feel like I'm gonna miss him.
who gives a shit?
+CrossTheLine1000 oh you a shemale 😂😂
I like how you had to edit that comment. You managed to screw up your own incoherent madness.
lovely.
I felt the same at the end. He reminds me of my father.
My great grandmother is Mexican and I was told how she was a merchant. She would go to towns and stock up on cheeses and other products and sell. She raised my grandmother and 6 of her children after my great grandfather was murdered by some men in their original hometown. Growing up I've been to the quiet towns of Mexico where my family grew up and it is quite a feeling. So much history, so much silence, and everything is fresh.
I really enjoyed the four part series of this video!! Thank you so much!! In 1965, my parents moved to southern Argentina, close to the Andes mountains! The scenery, people and isolation was very similar to your video documentary!! Your documentary brought back many wonderful memories!!
I AM IN AWE OF THIS MAN & HIS "SOLID LIFE" EVEN HIS ANIMALS CHILL, IT'S VERY INFECTIOUS!!!
Wonderful to see this beautiful land, thank you for making that possible. Loved the subtle guitar music and photography. I would have liked to hear more from Faustino e.g. about his parents, his siblings, his love life if any. I always feel a pang if envy when I regard a man who has lived so close to Nature. Spring came earlier that year he spoke of. It’s reasons such as this keep a man young.
He seems like a good man.
He has his daily routine, his hospitality for the beautiful young lady was to take her on an adventure, kill one of his prize animals to feed them on the trip. It's probably been 40 years since he's seen a beautiful woman like that who was there just to talk with him. He seized the moment and enjoyed it! :-)
Ronnie Pirtle Jr
We men don’t miss chances ;)
Beautiful young lady? I’d say just young lady lol
@@Elgringo2180 she seemed pretty attractive to me.
To each their own!
@@ronniepirtlejr2606 :)
How does he get laid?
Dogs and Horses are the only true friends a man can ever have. He is not lonely
Whats about cats
I live everyday of my life like this. Wouldn't want it any other way. Sometimes being "AWAY" from it all is EXTREMELY refreshing and rejuvenating. People needing to be around others ALL THE TIME i'll never be able to figure out. I think you have a stronger character being able to rely on yourself then others all the time. But hey that's just me and apparently this guy in the video also.
Seems like a character straight out of red dead redemption
Pedro Melo I was thinking about that at the end of this video when they were panning shots of the land.
He’s got a goddamn plan
Yeah
He’s just STICKING TO THE PLAN
That’s exactly what I was thinking when he used his two horses since I do that when I play😭
He's in quarentine for 40 years. No problem for him
Wow.......he’s living the life!! God bless him and may he live his last days on earth in peace and happiness. ❤️
Excellent. I wonder how the film crew originally heard of him, and how they made contact to set up the visit. A little surprised this wasn't included at the beginning of the film.
For a 81 year old man this guy is nothing compared on how many 81 year old look now which come to show that sometimes the old way is the best way when it comes to lifestyle. Seriously many people his age need assistance with everyday tasks and this man is doing it on his own for the most part. Thats a strong man mentally and physically. Much Respect!
theres always that ONE person that has to ruin it for everybody, even in the middle of no where, like his newphew
Fr lol
Probably Carol Baskins brother too.
Don't think he had anymore problems out of that POS nephew lol.
People are something else. His nephew just evil. Why when he could share everything his Uncle has.
maybe it's the act of god since this old man has no one and his getting old , god send him a good man and his wife to help him for the rest of his life
I've been in Patagonia and people are different during the summer and winters. The bad reputation of this man probably comes from winter experiences, while in summer it's all smiles and giggles
Kudos to the lady and all that were involved in bringing us this amazing story.
You can hear in his voice that it was painful for him to say goodbye when they were leaving.
I felt that too
I didn’t get that impression.
@@Kaddywompous Pepega
I just inherited 35 acres of land from my late grandmother all wooded and I'm going to do the same thing
Wow
Good for you
No offense man but 35 acres isn’t really enough to do this tho. What do I know about the whole situation? Nothing, Keep on Keeping on
good luck man be like this guy
You're lucky brother. Enjoy the freedom!
I wonder how is he doing right now? Hope he’s still alive and well
I would like to know how he pays his taxes on the land?
I searched him on a website that shows all the registered dead people here in Chile and there were no results. And I also searched him on a website were you can find chilean people's ID number and he appears as alive. So he must be alive and 90 years old.
@@rai5412 wow dude you've just solved my curiosity. thanks for telling!
@@rai5412 if you scroll up, someone said he's still alive. A couple of police checked up on him & helped him chop woods & posted a pic of him with his dogs on a twitter account. God bless him :)
He’s still alive, the police went out there to check in on him, Brought him clothes and a few supplies and took a picture of him with his two dogs and posted it to their Twitter. They say he is alive and well and still healthy as a horse.
I was born in 1965! Wow, he's been there a long time because I'm almost 57! He seems very intelligent.
Makes more sense about the nephew now. Shame on him.
There're 2 sides to every story, we heard them both and now we can make an educated conclusion who was an ass.
jacob jacob three sides. One side, the other side, and the truth.
Yea he didn’t mention he was stealing his animals
@@ba09942 kuz he full of shyt..
@@ba09942 Yeah and it doesn't make sense that he was just "passing through" as the nephew said. Like passing through to where? It's the middle of nowhere. No, I have to call B.S. on the nephew.
This man is living the life. I know I could never survive as he has like that, off the land, but I sure love that he allowed me to live vicariously through him for a short time.
2006glg ,, look up " THE OLD BROTHERS IN DARGO " they inspired me to live in the mountain bush of Victoria, Australia, an 11 minute vidio worth watching , enjoy
2006glg, mistake , try " Dargo Victoria on Aca & local news 1989"
You’ll never know unless u try 😎
The guy who was making him bad to everyone is actually a thief and it is his family. Fake news back in the day. It ruined this amazing guys reputation.
The reporters are so bored and unexcited. But he still welcomed them with an open heart. I would be so happy to spend time with him there. God bless him.
This is like a backstory to a guy in a Miyazaki move. Faustino is fascinating and charming but impenetrable...Thanks for these videos
He reminds me of my dad who is now 80 years old green eyed, strong as an ox, can move around fine and is sharp as a tack...also a bit anti social but always a gentlemen haha. We are all born in Cali Colombia but immigrated to the USA...seems men like Faustino and my dad from that generation are going to be extinct. I served in the military for 8 years and I feel like up into his mid to late 60’s my dad could still kick my ass even though I was an army ranger haha. I know that I am different from these men no matter how much I admire and have tried to emulate♥️
i totally get where you're coming from. Feels like males are not men these days. It's like there is no initiation into manhood, and possibly no reason to because of prosperity and technology
They're a dying breed for sure, it's sad.
@@joelwilliams3115 ranger school is a pretty good initiation. I don't know if you grasp what he really said about his dad from his perspective, as a freaking army ranger. Respect
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your father is a mucho cool hombre.
Loved this, brave journey to take to film this. Well done.
Salutes to a real cowboy, may he live long and prosper!