GIRL LIVING OFF GRID BUILD THE MOST SECRET UNDERGROUND DUGOUT SHELTER

GIRL LIVING OFF GRID BUILD THE MOST SECRET UNDERGROUND DUGOUT SHELTER
In this video, we're going to learn about a girl who is living off the grid and building a secret underground dugout shelter.
This girl is living an incredible life, self-sufficient and off the grid. In this video, we're going to learn about her amazing journey and how she's managed to build the most secret underground dugout shelter. This shelter is a great example of how you can build a sustainable, off-the-grid lifestyle, even if you don't have a lot of money. So be sure to check out this video to learn more about this amazing girl and her incredible story!
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[@Nobby76]

It's amazing what you can achieve with a construction crew and proper tools.

[@didierballet5535]

0 dirt on shirt or pants damn! @chocolatesyrupoverdose8330

[@Nobby76]

@chocolatesyrupoverdose8330 😁 ok if thats how you think these videos are made, i wont spoil it for you.... But you might want to look on youtube if these kinds of videos are faked or not, there seems to be quite a lot of evidence.

[@Roman-bg8zb]

@chocolatesyrupoverdose8330 yeah sure!

[@BenSabersTV]

Yeah it was leaked that there's a huge crew that does all the work just very clever editing. The sad thing is once the video is done they just leave it all and all the waste and trash so they caused lots of damage just for clicks. Sad really.

[@core4472]

Hard to say 'damage' when it's such a tiny area using only natural materials... and digging in clay. Maybe a few left over drinks cans from the crew, but that's speculation. When most of us are sat 100 miles deep in concrete it seems tight to call this 'damage'. For me, a good example / teaching of how you can live with very little damage to the planet. Beautiful really.

[@pluki1357]

It would be interesting to see the actuall, real tools that were used to carve that hole. You can see the difference for exaple at 2:40 vs 3:51. The hand tool leaves marks visible afterwards. Yet, at 3:51 -perfectly smooth and even upper part/facade. I bet there were power tools or bigger machines being used to do the work. This video is not honest.

[@halcyonataractic8623]

Exactly. She would have blisters all over her hands she would be very muscular there's no way she did all that how's she getting up and down? All kinds of questions that don't make sense

[@waddeym]

None of the "asian chick bushcraft wild living" videos are honest. I personally like the ones where the hand tools change form between shots 🤑

[@mrgrey101]

its totally fake, look at the roots in the wall at 4:20 they are all sharp cuts just like an excavator would do, if you tried cutting roots that big with a hand tool they wouldnt be clean slices. there is a video of a guy flying a drone that caught one of these "bushcraft" builds in progress, and it had something like 20 people working on it with machinery. so yeah all of this is incredibly faked.

[@ThorOdinson-zc2kq]

All we need to know is that besides the fakery, the soil would collapse. One girl lol. More like 30 men

[@JesterLupine]

There's no way this is real.

[@RT1NO]

Question: what’s the point of covering the hole with the ladder if you have a gigantic opening with no roof? 🤯

[@esra_erimez]

*THIS*

[@billg2029]

Good question!

[@sandyspeir6182]

I love watching this young lady! She's amazing an the knowledge she has to have everything so spot on!!

[@jakeeasterwood3204]

"There's a sucker born every minute" - P. T. Barnum

[@alexa_musliem]

yeah she knowledge from crew technical construction 😂😂😂

[@bosanacihercegovac9446]

WOOOOOOW !!!!!!!!!

[@courtneystevens]

very nice, but what do you do if it rains?

[@troylazarus4102]

Very well done and beautiful. Though I wouldn't call it "most secret" as it seems to be the only patch of ground in the forest with grass sod. :)

[@daymeinvanblocken3407]

A first-class video.😎

[@ralphhernandez3521]

So much strength and so much talent in this young lady. Truly has a vision and she makes it reality. I applaud her. From Brooksville Florida she gets two thumbs up and A++

[@Freedomintertainment]

I am so happy and excited to see that you are still around. Celebration time; break out the popcorn … I miss you. This is my girl, right here. I look forward to see your next one. Peace and ❤ ❤❤

[@katiew578]

Honestly think I would be scared the ground would cave in while i was sleeping or working on building my structure.

[@christophersimonye6137]

Won't matter no drain system,tropical area,first big rain it'll be a swim pool

[@jonjon3719]

Nice and smokey.

[@marye8624]

amazing woman. I watch this to get me motivated to work hard

[@milanprochazka5927]

Super!!

[@karenwall4199]

This was my first time watching her. Pretty amazing. That wouldn't work in Texas, between the tree roots, iron ore, rain and mosquitoes but really cool ingenuity.

[@steveo5174]

Wouldn't work in Australia. Some bug would have already killed you for digging around in their forest.

[@muhammadkamran7852]

It's beautiful home.i am very impressed ur wrk

[@isfj1009]

But of COURSE I gave this a thumbs up!

[@robertsmith4150]

I've always been curious how long these digouts last? The undercut of the clay soil seems strong, but what about the possable collapse with basic erosion from rain?

[@ThorOdinson-zc2kq]

That’s why it’s fake. The Vietnamese built wooden structures inside tunnels to protect from collapse of loose soils. This is for entertainment purposes only

[@anarchytelevision8445]

Long enough to get the video

[@brokeandtired]

Beautiful made, but a snake pit waiting to happen.

[@Drrck11]

These dugouts look interesting, but there certainly not good for long-term living. They can erode over time and possibly collapse due to rain. And inhaling that clay dust isn't healthy either.

[@garicrewsen1128]

I'm trippin' on the amount of nay-sayers and haters. What a bummer! I find your videos aesthetically pleasing; literally helping my eyes to relax and tension in my forehead to disappear. Y you've got my sub. Kudos!

[@larrykostopulos1332]

Ahhh, youth has so much energy, I am getting tired just watching this young lady dig. Excellent job.

[@999montanaguy]

We love you and your hard work.

[@user-qc7ou6ny2v]

Vous méritez minimum 500.000.000 vues et je ne rigole pas. Un grand respect pour le super travail que vous avez fait. Merci pour le partage

[@ericmartin7508]

Love your builds!!!

[@rickylove5916]

I love your work

[@jakeeasterwood3204]

That’s impressive. She found the spot in the middle of a forest without any tree roots. Or maybe the camera men found it for her.

[@cheomic2447]

and without stones

[@tysonatkins2468]

Extremely hard project. Amazing video I loved it.

[@Winnernerd.]

I liked it. When she got a nice meal... lovely

[@TinekaJasonPalmer]

Instant swimming pool, just add water. Good effort 👌

[@joseantoniomartinrodriguez4137]

Que haces con todo lo que construyes ,lo vendes?? Aqui en España ganarías mucho dinero con lo que sabes hacer eres una máquina 👍💪❤

[@johnbennett7244]

This is one of the most amazing videos I have ever seen,

[@lindahouston8346]

she blows me away

[@FreeFreeFrankenstein]

Girl, You work so hard! I hope that You are making GOOD Money for all your Labor.

[@Freedomintertainment]

Work is not always about money. Some people sacrifice for a greater cause, do volunteer work to help those who cannot afford their service etc. … If this make her happy, then why bother her about whether she is making money or not. She must get some satisfactory out of it.

[@DaWorzt99]

It's always good to see one of my favorite female underground shelter digging queen 👑.. sending you plenty of 💕 and hugs 🤗 stay safe!

[@user-qo5po5xg8y]

Greetings from Belarus! Always an unexpected design of your shelters. It's very interesting to watch and try to guess what the shelter will look like this time. Good luck to you!

[@glennnortonjr2455]

You are amazing. Search determination and unbelievable amount of time and effort and holy cow. All I can say is wow wow wow so cool

[@JasonGage]

You honestly believe she dug that hole without heavy machinery? Don't be naive

[@genlob]

Great job, it reminds me of Luke's house on Tatooine. Do you put any support structures in for the roof in the bedroom?

[@goleft4088]

All this with NO GLOVES! un believable. Literally.

[@Abbath2Blashyrk]

Fantastic worker shoes

[@bknight7698]

I try and catch your videos as soon as you put them out as your rants are actually the truth about what’s going on!👍thanks❤

[@brodyberry6253]

Wow this girl is AMAZING! 🤯😍😊 Let’s move in beautiful lol.

[@IamBATMAN2024]

I got severe blistering just from watching 😅 wow! That’s some hard work & crazy dedication! I take my hat off to you!

[@sassyfierce5656]

Amazing talent ! ❤

[@firestorm-productions]

Great Job Builder. You are so intelligent.

[@spmack78]

I wonder if there was a way to come in with some kind of concrete or plaster and cover everything and preserve it.

[@user-fh1xy7wf2t]

I'm a baby boomer so I'm familiar with the war stories about Viet Nam from returning vets. The Viet Kong would build such dug outs. They were so sturdy, I was told , they would withstand the impact of naypalm bombs the Americans dropped on them.

[@katiew578]

Great Job I love it! Very Creative

[@BrandonStankevitz]

Shoring “ this is extremely beautiful and nice but please know the dangers of collapsing walls and ceilings and sides 🙏🙏🙏

[@exposedworld]

I can't believe it look how straight she digs the lines are perfect, hope she thanked the crew for there machines

[@hukumkarma4226]

Walaupon ramai krew yg bt kerja ni..dlm video dia 1 org je..cuma aku respek hasil kerja dia org mntap👍👍👍

[@mct831]

Okay, I know this is weird but why do you never include a bathroom? I understand that you would want it away but why not show it? Everybody has to go sometime.

[@ConnorLKnox]

What is she going to do, indoor plumbing? For a bathroom you find a nice spot in the woods.

[@mct831]

@@ConnorLKnox I was thinking more like a deep hole nearby with a carved toilet. Honestly, I'm not sure what to expect, I was just curious if she ever did anything for a bathroom or if like you said just picked a spot in the woods.

[@Boudica_Boo_Keltoi]

You go in the bush...

[@IamBATMAN2024]

You keep the bathroom cleaner completely separate for hygiene reasons.

[@jodiamarketing4118]

I guess she’s a different breed, she doesn’t need to go!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥

[@akeiruvindberg2483]

You are the most amazing person!

[@williampower5153]

How long did this take her I wonder

[@ThisIsJamesL]

Another swimming pool for when rainy season comes😂

[@spiritualsaggi6297]

Question: What will happen to her underground home when there are heavy rains? All that beautiful hard work she put into this, could be ruined and destroyed.

[@lynnedarling1135]

You're someone very special ❤

[@waylonmcdaniel211]

Wonder how long these structures last ..... Till the first monsoon season ?

[@AmazingMomAwesomeSon]

Love your BRAINS. I love your designs! You are so strong, what a work out to do these tiny homes in the wilds. Assuming - when you are done building/digging- you go home and once finished, a passer-by could stay the night in your wondrous structures, I would so love to 'happen upon one' while out for a hike.

[@joncamilleri2172]

Brilliant viewing.

[@gerhardfurter2963]

I have a Masters in Engineering, and I'm humbled by this lady's talents. Astonishing civil skills.

[@randyelston7063]

She can dig a hole?

[@philgross3050]

Remarkable job done and the way you do it. I don't see how you do so much hard labor work and still look so thin with no muscles. I know you got them❤

[@exposedworld]

She gets help look at the different stops in it

[@ehehe84]

She is remarkably clean for this much earthworks (yes this propably was done by multiple people and machinery)

[@43one]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@user-el6iw6uj5u]

вот это девушка классная и работящая а главное красивая

[@genenonya8458]

I think this is how the Cong did it?

[@ssgking1]

HOW MANY DAYS DID IT TAKE TO BE MADE ,SO BEAUTIFUL,

[@sm-mi8cw]

probably about 3 days with all the heavy machinery used and construction crew

[@frankpineda1832]

She is a human ant 🐜, amazing work

[@dfn808]

Awesome 👍

[@vicgon2239]

That is real?? Wow

[@margiobgh8689]

Tu trabajo y es esfuerzo es muy bueno pero mi pregunta es :Y si llueve??....saludos desde Argentina 👍🏻🇦🇷

[@imkluu]

amazing as always, but why hide the entrance hole when most of it is open to the sky? Also once it rains, isn't the whole thing ruined?

[@craigm645]

Brilliant ! Ingenious, fit and imaginative. Is awesome with the shovel and her imagination and execution is near on perfection. An inspirational young lady.

[@joanntucker2742]

Great job 😊

[@Haze508]

Great video I thought Ground was dirt lol Is all underground like this, or just in a certain parts of the world ? It seems more Clay like than dirt.

[@stephanebarbieri7254]

Combien de temps pour faire ceci? How many time to do it?

[@ashleyalexander3999]

Have you ever found anything while digging?

[@enigma9971]

That clay is almost like concrete. You know it's gonna hold

[@fernandojimenez1927]

Where you plug the tv?😮

[@micharlflynn4404]

Wow

[@sebastiankasunga3693]

I just hope you did all that work by yourself

[@billiefreedom6687]

what happens to all these little places that are made? where can I find one here in the us, the property taxes in california about killed me this year?!?

[@GabrielsDashcam]

How old she is?

[@43one]

Heavy rain would equal death trap for anyone falling in the pool she's building!

[@halcyonataractic8623]

How long did this take?

[@carpediem9382]

I would love to go anywhere with you camping! You should start a survival training camp. I would be your first customer. :) :) Amazing.

[@tedrobinson5713]

Try that with a Torrential Rain 🌧 and see if your underground dug out keeps dry

[@Chimera936]

i kept thinking this during the video , "what about the rain , don't you need to dig out or create some form of drainage system?"

[@TonioPaskiang]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@peterstringa3350]

You are a good builder, but one thing.........In this vid you do not seem to have a chimney over your fire. And the smoke swirls around in the dug-out. Be careful in such a situation. The smoke is always toxic, even if you do not notice it strait a way.

[@jasondundom1390]

Wow she digs relentlessly ! tho id consider sinking the fire place into the wall with a hole "chimney" for all the smoke :)

[@andrewwood8706]

if its real, my kind of girl

[@alphaomega9198]

I would love this woman to come and build for me like a serious underground bunker …

[@Technocrat.]

I need an Industrious woman like this. 👷‍♀️

[@user-ph8yv3sn6u]

Пишите в описании сколько времени это у вас заняло! Пожалуйста!

[@stevebennett4959]

How much time did she spend trying to make it look exactly like a backhoe or an excavator made that hole? Man…she IS good.

[@paulo6456]

Whats the purpose on doing that? Whats the purpose on doing a hole in the ground that the overhangs have the risk of falling on top of anyone inside?

[@peppercornsauce5067]

I mean , incredible, such hard work and awesome looking dug out home but...... What if it rains..?

[@tfwang4511]

沒屋頂，下雨怎麼辦呢？

[@mr.g4516]

One would think she was building the tombs of Egypt

[@kycornbread6990]

Looks like it's going to a swimming pool

[@Ameenah69]

Why do you all keep talking about, “When the rain comes…blah , blah, blah “ Are you that thick you don’t realize girlie isn’t staying in one space but for the day then she moves on until she’s ready to create the next. No doubt it’s one night only, and I’m sure they check weather before hand. Clearly she’s an expert .

[@GeorgeBodley-hs1ss]

Hope she's got a GDU down there

[@42Chrome]

The only thing i hate is the Dirt throws from the shovel, its obviously a waste of energy and time when a simple bucket would be more practical.