Creation of a Food Forest in Portugal | #4 The Story of Shilo & Dafna

[@candyv4921]

Beautiful people.

[@matthiasmullmann7035]

Liebe Claire, lieber Lorenz! Es ist immer wieder soo schön euch virtuell bei eurem Abenteuer begleiten zu dürfen! Man merkt wie sehr ihr mit der Natur und deren Werten verbunden seit!! 😃🏞 Fühlt euch umarmt und ich freue mich jetzt schon wieder auf die nächsten Eindrücke aus Portugal!😃🍀🌈🫂🧡

[@claire.idansun]

Danke Matthias. So schön dich dabei zu haben. Wir sind dankbar für deine moralische Unterstützung! ♥️

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Danke Matthias ist uns eine Freude 😃

[@jackd6129]

Stunning. This is exactly what I’m hoping to do. Such an inspiring video have found. ❤

[@bahaaarnaout6296]

My lovely friends, you are amazing, nice to see you again, such a nice video like always but what makes it so special this time this pure , mesmerizing nature, shilo and dafna experience- such a nice kind people hope i will meet you guys one day- please keep share with us these peaceful moments mixed with the absolutely amazing, peaceful music - i was just blown away by this nature and the music, keep going 👍

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Thank you Baha. So nice to hear from you. Hope to see you soon as well. Much 💕

[@claire.idansun]

💓 absolutely loved diving into Shilo & Dafna’s project.

[@off-gridorganism4882]

❤️

[@priskagarbin8333]

I love it

[@off-gridorganism4882]

😘

[@dominiquetouboul2786]

Wow, beautiful project of life ❤️

[@claire.idansun]

😘

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Thank you Dominqe

[@howtogrowdragonfruitplant7849]

Beautifull!!

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Thank you ❤️

[@kathrynhunter460]

Thank you for sharing your journey, truly so special indeed. I'm struggling to find my true hearts home, grounding to nature in my own way here in N.B. Canada. I am an herbalist and permacultre gardener building a medicinal farm. Alas, I long for sunshine and being in nature daily. Working and learning toward moving to some place that feels like home, home of my soul. I wish you love and happiness

[@off-gridorganism4882]

We are happy you like the video and hot some Inspiration. I wish you all the best to find your spot in nature!!! If you like you can check out our latest video. Our Friends who Started a similar project in Galicia Spain

[@off-gridorganism4882]

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[@ramonasteiner8112]

🧡🔥

[@matthipesla3952]

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[@off-gridorganism4882]

Danke Matthias 🧡

[@aloncohen6879]

So nice, where exactly in northern portugal is this?

[@off-gridorganism4882]

I am sorry to tell you that our friends don’t like to reveal there spot online. Maby when the project is more evolved they will open a website for visitors. Please understand

[@aloncohen6879]

@@off-gridorganism4882 Oh, shame.. I think it can also inspire others to know the region in general as in the video they discussed rain and climate

[@guidoguida6623]

Che meraviglia !!!!

[@timmyinfinity4654]

I like

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Thank you Timmy!

[@ListenSilent121]

☀️🌻🌳👍👏👌

[@off-gridorganism4882]

❤️🌞

[@wendyburgess2962]

Hi. I’ve just discovered your Channel. I love these Food Forests. I’m curious as to why there are so many abandoned Buildings and Farms? I’m Australian.

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Hi Wendy Burgess, thank you for your comment. To answer your question Ä, there are many reason why there is a lot of land an building in Portugal. But what I think is important for the land is people who take care of it with good intention ❤️

[@off-gridorganism4882]

Some reasons are that there was a big wave of people moving to the big cities because the country life was very limited economically in the last generation. About 30-40 years ago many young Portuguese moved to the US, Canada, France or Germany for work and ended up staying there with their families. Also many properties are split and owned by many family members and many times the people disagree on what to do with the property so there is actually a lot of abandoned land in Portugal from what we‘ve seen.

[@wendyburgess2962]

@@off-gridorganism4882 Thankyou for replying. I’ve not met too many Portuguese People in Australia. Just a handful. On some of the videos People are really fortunate to live near beautiful running clear Water streams. In a couple of others they have Water wells and with the extreme heat, it is really quite challenging for them. I think many People think living off grid is simple but these Videos are great in helping others understand that in reality the difficulties can be what drove People to abandon this way of life. Just what I can gather. ❤️

[@pietsnot7002]

Hey, a good video that explains some of that more in detail here on yt is called: we got free land/ why is protugal so empty? Hope that helps.

[@WoodYouDoIt]

So, where is the food??

[@off-gridorganism4882]

The project is in the first stage, as they also said. In some years there will be another series with all the fruit trees grown up

[@Erdman-Interior-Design]

🎷

[@claire.idansun]

Saxophon. 😂

[@off-gridorganism4882]

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