Concluding Q&A for One Year in the Life of a Part Time Hermit - Part I

[@lindanelson3092]

Stop by Martijn’s sometime and give us a wave, we all will want to know you are well! Thanks for your weekly inspirations, I will miss you.

[@daviemaclean61]

I, as have many others, have very much enjoyed your documented year. But, I completely understand your not wanting to be a slave to the camera. Personally, I'm not that keen on having my picture taken, much less appearing in a video. Good luck in whatever you decide to do, and even if you decide to film no more we will no doubt see you on the other side of the hill from time to time. Cheers

[@afghanbunny1]

Exactly what I was planning to write. Thank you Fr. Johannes for sharing this year with us. I have so very much enjoyed seeing your work and hearing your contemplations. When you post again, I will be happy to see you again. Until then, God be with you!

[@honeybeez214]

Your videos lift me up into a place of peace and quiet joy. Thank you🦋

[@mrs.h.1577]

Father Johannes, although I thoroughly enjoyed your series, "One Year in the Life... " I'm relieved that you are not pursuing MORE videos. Embrace the silence and creation there in the alps, commune with the Lord, and maintain a balance. I will keep you in my prayers, as you have opened a window for me - one that has brought a good change and a better focus. My Catholic faith was re-charged by watching you live your faith and share your thoughts. May the Lord bless and keep you ever in His loving care. Mrs. H.

[@beckadaniels2609]

Yes and Amen...I agree with everyone...you will be missed ....but God bless you with all your future endeavors wherever they take you.

[@marilynm2086]

Love the athletic beans sponsor bit. Love your humour!

[@debrareekie8254]

Thank you for this series....it has been extremely enjoyable and uplifting. May you be blessed over the next few months as you go about your work. I look forward to the final Q and A next week and then whatever time you share with us later in the year. And thank you for the update on your 'bulb planting marathon'... and your humour regarding the 'mouse war'... many blessings and much joy for the months ahead!

[@joannecanetti7481]

You’ve become an important part of my Saturday. I will miss your words and your voice. Thank you for all you give us in your words. You are a special priest.

[@InsertWittyName]

Johannes, Thank you for this series of incredibly artful videos, they've been a delight and have truely shown your ability to craft story in both the visual and spoken medium. Whilst I don't consider myself religious, i have found these little glimpses to be both restful and thought provoking and have enjoyed your reflections. I appreciate that every beginning should have an end, however find myself a little sad that our saturdays will henceforth not be brightened by another month on the mountain. Thanks for all your hard work. JC

[@avonleaellio-i3v]

Thank you for taking the time to answer questions. Loved the momemts of humor and imagination....appreciated the ending with Martijn...some odd reason brought tears to my eyes. Friendships are such a gift...especially those that come later in life. A thank you to you both for sharing moments of your journeys, separate yet together, neighbors who are friends. A microcosm reflection to what community is and what we hope and dream for on a world stage...

[@olivialewis3868]

Thank you Father, it has been a joy to visit with you. God Bless you. Your reasons for not 'continuing' as such make absolute sense and are in accordance with all you have offered thus far. A humble reminder of the gift of presence in our own lives by the model of presence in your own, too easily stolen by the endless distractions so readily available. 'Praying' It doesn’t have to be the blue iris, it could be weeds in a vacant lot, or a few small stones; just pay attention, then patch a few words together and don’t try to make them elaborate, this isn’t a contest but the doorway into thanks, and a silence in which another voice may speak. Mary Oliver

[@cynthiavenegas2891]

I love your words, the inspiration, ideas that are food for thought, the path towards goodness. I need more nature, more God, more inspiration. Thanks

[@karenhantsche9270]

How grateful the bees must be for your bulb planting! And your narration of the story of the leafy insulation being appreciated by the mice-----that would make a wonderful audio book for children. Your voice and enthusiasm for the story are wonderful to listen to. I hope you continue to film nature even if you do not have time to edit. Some day you may have the time and urge to share again. Thank you for your videos, Johannes.

[@jamesstephens6941]

I’ve enjoyed your year. Wishing that you continue to share your life on the mountain.

[@PJTYLER]

Hello from Northern California, USA. I have watched your wonderful videos in this series, and they have blessed my heart. Thank you so much for sharing your time and your life with us. I am very grateful. As I continue to watch videos made by your nice neighbor on the other side of the mountain, I will continue to keep you both in my prayers. Thank you again.

[@rosebud2190]

Thank you.. Thank you for every single moment of it🙏

[@lynnmacleod1879]

Absolutely!

[@jennifertucker107]

Thank you for the sacrifices you have made to bring us a beautiful peek into your world. Thank you for the thought provoking last ten minutes. More questions than answers. I hope you can stay on your mountain until your beard is very grey.

[@justmeNCC]

My KZbin friend, You have been an inspiration to me, and now I will no doubt have to rewatch your series. I totally understand why you won't continue on a weekly basis. It's been a joy to watch and especially listen to your wonderful words of wisdom. You are an amazing person. Best of luck in all your future endeavors. I'm sure going to miss you❣️

[@lisafrancis7534]

Have so enjoyed every minute. And i would think that whenever you post again we will be there THANK YOU . SENDING GOOD GARDEN VIBES FROM MONTANA

[@joyjoy7126]

Thank you. I have enjoyed watching you and seeing your side of the world. Please come back any time. I loved praying with you. Again, thank you. From an 83 yr old lady from Florida USA 🇺🇸 ♥️

[@lynnmacleod1879]

I totally understand and respect your decision regarding continuing production of You Tube videos in this series. They have come full circle. When my soul feels the need for calm, I'll revisit the videos. I thank-you for expressing and knowing your personal and professional boundaries. Wishing you peace of Christ🙏🏻❤ thank-you with the deepest of gratitude!

[@pennydalponte]

You have a great sense of humor…….thank you 😊

[@lg7509]

Thank you for sharing a brief “In the grand scheme of things” glimpse of your life. Your voice is so calming. After 30+ years as a firefighter, and after retirement. I find it extremely hard to sleep for more than a few hours at a time. I am not a religious person, but I would absolutely love to listen to an audio black screen recording on KZbin of you reading just about anything, theological or not. I appreciate you, and thank you.

[@pmlm1571]

what a great idea, for Don Johannes to just read a classic on "tape."

[@robertcaston2250]

Fr. Johannes, thank you so much for the love and grace you share in your reflections. They remind me of the writings of Fr. Thomas Merton. I hope your new Bishop will support you efforts and that you will find time to grace us with more reflections in the future. God Bless, Bob

[@garyinsalaco9530]

Thank you Johannesburg for your year of videos ,time to move on? Understandable for sure ! Lots of editing etc so thanks for the very entertaining and beautiful videos ! God bless you on your continuing journey with our savior . I thank God for beautiful souls like you ! Truly . I count myself blessed for the experience you provided with much effort ! Bless you sir !

[@tinareaume]

You need a cat. They are pretty self reliant if you are not home but they are death on mice. My neighbor suddenly died and his cats moved over here. I can't tell you how thankful I am! I am not a cat person but they are amusing and loving. I have not been able to have a garden because of all the mice. They killed my fig tree. I had a partial garden last year, enough to realize this year we will feast! Thank you Katu and Darrell. We miss our neighbor, he was a very nice man. We are taking care of his cats.

[@yvonneferguson5205]

Father Johannes, I don't consider myself a Christian, but spiritual. I believe in the goodness of Christ. I LOVE your videos because you help me understand why there's goodness and I have his grace. I strive to be a better person to myself and to my fellow man. For that I am forever grateful. There's a reason for stumbling on your videos. I'm forever changed.

[@BrotherMichaeloftheCross]

Today I saw a tiny hummingbird alight in a tree below my apartment. I hunted for my camera to try to capture him, but by the time I figured out where the camera was, the bird had flown off and left nothing but the motion of his departure flight. He lives here and people have feeders up for them but they are not permitted by the management of the apartment. I have a blog, and I used to write in it every day. Back then I had more ferment to spur me on. Now I only write when the Spirit moves me, because I have limited energy, at nearly 77 years old :) Danke sehr.

[@dianapodrovitz3067]

I paused the video at 9:19 to say that is indeed a small world Father. Years ago, I saw a video of Kirsten Dunst's about you and your home. In searching to see if you had a channel, I found Martijn's channel. It was the early days of his build...the garden, etc... and have watched you both whenever you are on. I sit here at my dining room table in Merkel, Texas. I so enjoy both of you and your videos. Thank you.

[@joannebalsarini7535]

I have so enjoyed your series and simply wanted to say thank you. Your beautiful videos of nature have decreased my stress and allowed me time away from my worries. I will revisit many times, as you say everything has a place to end and thankfully what you’ve done will be there for the future.

[@janmitchell641]

Thank you for your honesty, Johannes. Your calling is so important, that it makes total sense that there must be a limit to your recording of the mountain aspect of your life. We have been royally treated to a wholly unique slice of life that most of us will never experience, and we’ve been spoiled by your generosity. I for one think, that it will be even more special should you share your beautiful life with us in future, and in the meantime, may God bless you richly, and thank you.

[@caronadams4486]

I'm grateful for the time you gave. Thank you!

[@steppenwolf5064]

Please continue to make videos, I particularly love your closing reflections. They are always very thought provoking.

[@duncanfrere2656]

Thanks so much for a beautiful One Year! Your cinematography is gorgeous, and your closing reflections are generous and thoughtful, and thought-provoking! It's been a great gift to get a view from the other side of the mountain that you and Martijn share. God bless you, I'd add... but it's clear he already has.

[@bettyjrogers]

Possibly a Christmas gift. How gracious. God's protection in all you do and where you travel.

[@andrewharris1837]

My Sunday mornings here in Singapore have been elevated and warmed by your wonderful drone shots of the mountains,woods and your garden thru the seasons,your endeavours,and wisdom have been a delight.Like a good cheese i will certainly re watch your series and pray I am still alive come December if any new episodes appear.God bless,arrividerci❤

[@patsaunders7239]

Thank you for your cycle. You have been an inspirational and welcome visitor in my home on the coast of Maine over the past 12 weeks. While I will miss updates, knowing I can return brings me joy. Blessed be.

[@ruthwickson6970]

Thank you for your videos. They are a different kind of church service for me. An inspirational journey

[@Cignets]

Thank you for this work. God has given you some very interesting paths. I am grateful ours have crossed padre!

[@xicofb87]

First comment. God bless you father.

[@CynthiaEvans-i2f]

Thank you for sharing yourself and your life on the mountain with us.

[@rsause]

Happy to see the beautiful results of the bulb planting and sorry to hear of the destruction in the greenhouse. Your story telling is great.

[@camillewasik4808]

I greet you, Father Johannes, from the USA. I have followed Martijn for the last two years and now you. I have been Catholic my entire life and an avid gardener appreciating your love of the garden. I wish to say that at the end of this video, your explanation of priesthood is profound and should be played to all priests on Holy Thursday, a day to celebrate priesthood. Your most thoughtful comments at the end of each episode - superb. I can understand why you give talks. Your words, chosen wisely, are meaningful and long-lasting and give depth to understanding the message you are sending. I am sad to see you end your segments, but do understand the need to devote your energy to your faithful vocation. I will certainly look forward to your resuming these episodes on occasion, if possible, as seen from a “part-time hermit’s” view. May God Bless You.

[@philrulon]

It is we, who owe our thanks. To you. The bard, philosopher, chainsaw, priest. 👍

[@antoniosyxgaba]

I enjoyed your reflections always towards the end as your finale. Been 1 year

[@faithg9766]

What a wonderful, uplifting & educational hour. I call bulbs "the promise of things to come" & indeed they are flowering wonderfully for you. Thank you for these marvelous videos, they are well worth visiting more than once.

[@deirdreanderson7620]

I shall miss these weekly posts but completely respect your reasoning. Thank you for helping me understand and think about my religion (Episcopalian) from your perspective. Peace and health.

[@lavondacarter7228]

Hello from Tennessee, I will miss your videos, thankful for the episodes you allowed to be a small part of your life, for a little while .

[@lady.a.7647]

Thank you for sharing this past year with us.

[@LaLuna2510]

Thank you so much Father Johannes. I appreciate your time, energy and expression in making this series, and look forward to whatever else you are able and willing to create in the future. I very much enjoyed all you shared from the bulbs to the deep explanations for your life choices. May you have a beautiful March.

[@pennypistorius197]

Thank you for the series. I'm pretty much a full time hermit, and I recognise the spiritual joy that you have recorded in your observation of the life around you and in creative work. I'll miss your musings, too, though I'm not a Christian.

[@lorrainekennedy2097]

Thank you Johannes, knowing you is a life blessing.

[@gracielacobo5412]

I agree with all the comments about continuing your series. I understand that in many instances you become a slave to the camera & editing to produce videos which can become all time consuming. But think for a moment, Father Johannes. You are reaching a world wide audience with your personal & powerful reflections vs a small audience when you go on your speaking engagements! Your personal reflections are very thought provoking, stimulating, & even challenging at times. Your reflections are more powerful than a homily addressing a particular topic. As a priest, this is your calling; that is, to teach Christian values & beliefs to believers as well as non-believers. Catholicism means universal. Maybe consider making your videos quarterly or twice a year in order to free yourself to do other things you enjoy, but please continue them from time to time. I, too, have enjoyed your videos tremendously. They are always captivating & fascinating to watch. I like how you balance your little corner of the earth with Mother Nature & your teachings, whether direct or indirect, about your philosophical views. Take care & Blessings

[@dihayter1899]

I really want to turn up with my long handled pruners, and wordlessly work beside you to strip, stack and bundle the smaller branches while you cut the fallen trees with the saw. So, consider this a collaboration of intention. I find it's often easier to keep going, when you have someone finishing up the side tasks, so you can stay focused and push on. But either way, immersion is so meditative. I enjoy this, and thank you for the videos. As we are always in the opposite season to you, it's good to travel to another place to see how people are living at the same time.

[@npvj5687]

Thank you for your visual creations, willing to share with us to enrich our minds and nature in our eyes. It was an honor to get to know a glimpse of your way of living and thinking. Be well in your journey..... I will ask my fellow Dutch man about you 🤫 Thank you 🙏🏻

[@vickimartin5595]

These videos have been a delight. Thank you for sharing your journey.

[@Elizabeth-rl8hi]

Thank you for sharing your life with us. I also will miss watching your vids and words of wisdom at the end.

[@iu.5146]

I so feel your pain, regarding the mice. My avocados and peaches, resting on a wooden board in the kitchen, were eaten every day. First I thought I didn’t pay attention at the store and had bought fruit that was damaged. One early morning I solved the mystery. A big, fat roach sat on my peach, having a feast. I declared war on them.

[@donnahiatt945]

Thanks for your honest storytelling. Much appreciated. Blessed rest to you.

[@Brandontw9]

Johannes, If you reach one person, and that persons life is changed for the better or toward God, perhaps it’s worth the struggle. Martijns videos give me peace, and yours give me love and Faith. Peace be with you.

[@eziotaddeo1726]

Hi Johannes, I don't know about the mouse/mice, but for me "what a wonderful array of colour and vibrance" One of the things I've enjoyed about your vids is the little tittles telling us the names etc., of all you flora and fauna. It has been a most enjoyable journey, thanks for the ride. Cheers ( a fan, a happy fan) well done

[@tricial4330]

Ecclesiastes 3: "To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven; A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted." Each time I've watched you toil, and listened to your wisdom, the thoughts you shared, this is the passage I think of. Thank you for sharing your year, your sense of humor and your life with us. I certainly respect your decision and look forward to hearing more from you, if you ever feel led to return. Thank you.

[@MA-lz9uz]

Thank you Father from Queensland. I enjoyed your series immensely. May God bless you going forward.

[@ImUrHuckleberry33]

Thank you for sharing the beauties in your garden…a glorious success

[@hannekedriest1699]

I've enjoyed your videos, work, bulbs, now flowers, and the introduction to a Walipini immensely and am sad to see them go. However, you're not alone as it does become a chore rather than a pleasure to produce these for us at set times. I will be very glad to see the occasional new inspiration you might have show up on my screen. Many thanks for what you have shared with us. My admiration as well for having the inspiration and fortitude of turning this out of the way abode into a small piece of Eden inclusive of apples. In appreciation your avid follower, Hanneke

[@BelakianNA]

Thank you for this gift. ❤

[@fredsimon6640]

I understand your reasons Father. These videos have been a blessing. Thank you!

[@Don-ue3zl]

I love your sense of humour, combined with your insight to life in general it has become a bright spot . I am sure i speak for many in saying it has been a honour being invited into your life and getting to know you. Will miss the time spent watching you and your adventures. Look forward to your next adventure when and where it takes place. I say may god bless you, but i am afraid i am too late, god has blessed you and blessed us for coming to know you.

[@lfuentes4098]

You’re so right. It’s easy to become a slave to the camera. In getting everything documented that we forget just to enjoy the moment. I spent years watching my kids through a camera lens. I wanted to document everything that I failed to fully enjoy their plays, presentations or games. I wanted to document all I could so I would have it to enjoy it later. But ask me how many times I’ve actually looked at the photos or videos. 😅

[@richardrynko]

Thank you for your videos. I enjoyed them very much and looked forward to them ever week. I also enjoyed your reflections at the end, they made me think about my lack of a relationship with God, and if it got me thinking about that then it was worth my while spending my time with you these last 12 weeks. Thank you.

[@pmlm1571]

I agree with your post. Maybe you will pursue one of Johannes' recommendations for going further... Cheers.

[@Martinarigney]

Thank you for letting us join you for a while. Sending love , peace and prayers

[@rhyscgd]

Congratulations on a tremendous 'year' of films, Johannes.. from the mischievous 'nisse' appearing round the back of Martijn's cabins at the beginning of the year, through to his return round the corner with a chainsaw ready to help in this final film... ha..very well rounded bit of editing:) Good luck going forward and we all look forward to seeing you every so often in M's films as well as more from you when the spirit moves you. :)

[@mozdickson]

Amen and amen. Go well Padre. I live a little more fully as a result of your documented year. One focus - Christ Jesus.

[@BruceSherman-n8y]

I will miss your offerings. Your reflections at the end of each episode left me with a sense of deep warm peace. However, I do understand your reasoning. Bless you and what your have done.

[@seamaswatters9275]

Fr Johannes, thank you for helping me with my efforts to work it out, you have helped me and for this I am grateful. You have discerned well the risks that the success of this You Tube project and life in this hermitage might hide. As a priest you have talents for story telling and therein explaining deeper faith issues to the likes of me and many like me. The Spirit will continue to lead you. Who am I to suggest...May God continue the leading. I will continue with my efforts to understand this journey.

[@das3841]

Hi Fr Johannes, thank you for this series, it has been wonderful.Your photography, skills and contemplative presentation have contributed to a great documentary.

[@pandaradio8431]

I have seen all the "episodes" and it made me appreciate what you are doing and see the value in it. All the best to you, keep doing your thing !

[@johnmccarthy6451]

Father Johannes Thank you for all the wonderful content. As a Catholic I recognize the gentle path you walk while doing your story telling. Yet I live in a world where we have dangerous actors that lead governments, like the folks that are now in power in the USA / Canada & the UK. I ask that you might you celebrate a Mass in your small chapel and ask Our Lord for a great outcome for all the folks that are worried about our futures, and more than our futures, our children's futures. I will be here for a few more years and then I'll be gone, as my life is getting up there. If I'm fortunate I get to Heaven. Otherwise, maybe I don't make the grade. I sincerely ask you to pray now more than ever for a Great Outcome and a conversion of the world to Christianity. Thanks John Mc

[@bigunone]

For me while I enjoyed your series, showing the beautiful country you live in. ( My mother spent years trying to make our high desert look like your place, she would have loved your flowers.) I can understand it is work and you have so many other things, in your life that need your attention, so post a video when you can I'll be waiting to watch. Your thoughtful final dialog has always made me stop and think, sometimes having to back up the video and listen again and again, to make sure I understood the point you were trying to make Via Con Dios till we meet again

[@markham6000]

Father Johannes. Thanks so much your obedience to a higher calling. I for one, look forward to your future joy of things shared for all.

[@S_w_e_e_tlo]

First, I thank you for making this series and although I will miss your weekly stream, I understand the need to end it. I will eagerly await your book before the summer!! This series has been such an educated, eye opening reflection each week and I have gained much perspective, thank you 🙏🏻. We will miss you. The peace and joy you have provided is much needed in this “day and these times”.

[@deborahbasel184]

Lol. Love how you described the mice enjoying the free food

[@kayandrod]

So sorry the series is coming to a close Johannes, I have found it so thoroughly enjoyable and thought provoking. Who would have ever thought that an Evangelical-Protestant-Urban-Australian-Engineer would have so much in common with an Austrian-Catholic-(Part-time) Hermit-Priest….Let’s plan to meet up for a chat in Glory, where our earthly-human differences cannot exist.

[@hildegardkhelfa]

Absolut verständlich! Man muss sich selbst treu bleiben. Dann einfach danke für die angenehmen Stunden und die geteilten Inhalte. Ich bin froh, dass wir noch einen Blick auf die Frühlingsblumen werfen konnten..

[@aveldman5403]

Father Johannes, many thanks for your inspiring videos. I was always looking forward to the new episode of the annual review and I will certainly miss it. It is very understandable why you are now stopping the regular videos, but I would still like to point out to you the fact that, especially in these times, expression, the message, through images very important is and its value should certainly not be underestimated. Seeing your life on the mountain full of respect and love for nature, but also the creative interpretation, whether it concerns creating a prayer room, a table or a floor, creating terraces and greenhouses for fruit and vegetables. And especially the way you do this, with a loose, free effort, a kind of go with the flow, in the moment itself. A way of life that would be better for everyone, living as it was meant to be without the burden of the past or the future, living in the here and now. You have depicted this so beautifully and so inspiring! Many thanks again and I sincerely hope that we can still enjoy your new videos occasionally.

[@rockwren]

Adding my appreciation to you for sharing the year and understanding why you wouldn't continue. I'm one who came over while Martijn was on holiday and thoroughly enjoyed the visit. While not "religious" in the organised sense, I appreciated the way you shared your faith and would love to discuss those ideas with someone in my community, though sadly most seem more interested in converting than conversation. As I'm back to watching Martijn regularly I'd add a request that you don't be a stranger and visit us in Martijn's videos from time to time as you certainly have in the past. Also, the suspenders, YES, I have the dutchman to thank for that too. Alhough I AM an old man Martijn convinced me that they weren't just for old men and once I tried them I discovered just how wise old men are. Peace.

[@carissanevill9127]

Hello from Tahoka, Texas. Just a few hours from Merkel, Texas. It’s basically just down the road. Thank you for this series. I’ve completely enjoyed it. I’ll miss your videos and appreciate you thanking me and your viewers for giving you our time. I never thought of it that way. See you sometime, or whenever you appear with Martijn. Thank you!

[@paulinewilson613]

Thank you so much for sharing your life and your talks in each video, I have thoroughly enjoyed watching each and every one and have found peace from your journey. I am so very sad that you are finishing your videos, they have brought much peace to many. May God bless you in your journey, whatever and wherever it takes you. I will continue to watch your friend from the other side of the mountain, Martijn, with interest and hope from time to time he is able to give us an update on your journey. Much love from Australia

[@SH-uv6cp]

Thank you so much for this series. It has been an absolute treat each week. I will return to view and bask in your delightful voice and the peaceful energy. I will look forward the rare episode & update. I am completely with you on the camera free life. I have cycled & hiked in lovely places. I have no video only photos to remind me. Those travels would have been a very different experience if a lens became the focus and not my eyes or that inner voice directing me. God bless you Johannes. ❤️

[@DawnieRotten]

What a great series! I just love seeing how other people live, around the world. Really DO HOPE that we see more vids from you, Johannes!

[@FabioBoero]

Grazie della pace che trasmetti con i tuoi video ... vivo in una città enorme e sogno di tornare nella natura

[@stuartairey4542]

Thanks for the warmth and wisdom

[@nizethpretorius2400]

I understand that filming can be invasive, but I enjoyed listening to your Q&A's. Feel free to just talk to us. I am Protestant, but we all believe in the same God. You have such a calm clear approach. Whenever you think of something to share with us, just put your nature videos in the back and talk to us.

[@Esther_In_SoCal]

In the stand off with the mice, you were simply outnumbered. You gave it a great effort.

[@metalyn]

So understand about the camera, but this German/American Lutheran will so miss your videos. At 73 years old and all the really really crazy stuff going on in the world, your hour-long videos are a wonderful relief to the chaos. I love watching you do your construction, and listening to your calming voice and thoughtful incite into life. Love the Mickey Mouse part of this video as I lived in Florida for 13 years and went to Disney World every year with my kids and family and you found the right words for that segment..lol. Flowers and vegetables have been one of my favorite pastimes since I retired besides Bible study and Ancestry. Please hurry back though, you and no other videos from other people can replace you and you will be missed. Take care and may God bless you.

[@karipreston1204]

Thank you for all that you have done with this channel

[@suzannehicks5856]

Thank you for your videos. I have enjoyed them so much 😊

[@thomasbenham2461]

Beautiful..Thank you.

[@eleephant9726]

Good for you. When I watch these videos I'm always thinking how long did he take to get this shot, or know were to place the camera, etc. The production involved must be exhausting...but thank you for sharing a year in your life.

[@cynthiarocco3124]

Awe, so sorry about the mice feasting but you sure made me laugh!

[@Gnuddelunke]

Thank you so much for these insights. With a crying and a smiling eye I activated the notification bell (for the first time ever). Have a beautiful day, Johannes.🙏☀️