GROWING FOOD FOREST IN KENYA'S SEMI-ARID LAND | Off Grid Living 2023 | Bomanoma Narok | ASMR| Afrika

[@jinkai598]

🇯🇲 Bravo 👏🏽 from Jamaica. Your community is beautiful and an awesome way to reduce one’s global footprint especially now in the face of Climate change! Having lived life in rural Jamaica, I imagine there may be challenges. However, you’re blessed with the resources, exceptional and dedicated workers, unison and support between Selina and her hubby, and Selina’s calm, wise presence. Wishing you much success, joy and happiness in your family life and with your lovely eco-friendly estate💜

[@rikayangu3833]

Thanks for sharing, I visited Maasai Mara ages ago but im looking forward to a visit this August.I subscribed to follow your journey.

[@mistress_tev]

Living the Cottagecore life is among my greatest desire. this video has made me believe that it is possible and I'll try my best live to it😊

[@asilingamani]

Absolutely 🥰. Thanks for watching 🌼

[@ericsellars1401]

Very inspiring, actually not what I expected, love to visit one day.

[@johnnyh.9327]

I would have love to ask the owner of this beautiful village, since living off the grid do they ever had trouble with any wild animals and how? This is a awesome so place and wonderful vision.

[@cherylallen9640]

I love this lady

[@RoshelleGritten-mq9fk]

So beautiful ❤

[@user-de6oq7fl3r]

So beautiful

[@nancywainaina9976]

This is so beautiful. I love the combination of sustainable Agriculture, livelihood, community enlightenment and empowerment, Nature restoration and enjoyable living.Well done bomanoma.

[@Unsolicitedbias]

My concern is now and going forward, many areas will become semi-arid regions with reduced rainfall/precipitation or even more detrimental, greater seasonal variations. What is worse? An area that gradually changes to less and less precipitation, allowing for the change of soil and water management with innovative use of mulch and plant and crop species being selected for the drier climate? Or, a region that experiences more extreme variation annually, worse dry times that have a longer duration and then intense periods of precipitation, with shorter rain or snow seasons that have very large but quick accumulations of water? I am worried that the latter case will become more prevalent in larger regions of the temperate climate regions. That may necessitate the construction and expansion of land contour features like swales and ponds and other catchments, even micro-damming small dry streambeds to mimic the "beaver" restoration of local wetlands. Water is still here on Earth, but it's distribution and frequency is becoming a lot more erratic.

[@robbiePlanetaSano]

I love you❤❤❤❤ hope to be back in October ❤️🌍❤️

[@Africanmumsworld]

Vert nice, iam in Nairobi kindly link me up to visit this place. Thanks for sharing

[@asilingamani]

contact them on instagram @bomanoma or visit their website www.bomanoma.com

[@talkszanilifestyle]

How often do you get Rain? I see you have planted a lot of trees it will eventually make your homestead very cool.

[@asilingamani]

Thanks. The rain season is twice a year, so is the harvest season. We have long rains in April and short rains in December

[@sokilillian4829]

@@asilingamani I would love to pay avisit how can I come over contact pliz

[@anaisabel5588]

,❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@pheatornjiru4486]

Do you have any information about Selina and Brian project and is it finished... Thinking of going off grid for a vacation.

[@asilingamani]

The ecolodge is complete and very vibrant. You will enjoy your stay. We are always returning to this homestead. An update video on the project is in the works. Coming soon this September 🥰

[@prudencemuthamia4407]

I hope to visit How do i get here and how much is the accomodation Im in Nairobi

[@asilingamani]

Most welcome. Go to their website [e-mail] or write to them on Instagram @bomanoma