Magical 28-Year-Old Permaculture Food Forest - Growing Wild Together

[@happenfilms]

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[@axiomcurbcommunity]

Would move there today such a paradise

[@monsurbanpatch]

love your videos so much, I'm on the Goldy and am slowly growing more food at my rental property. My neighbours in the complex are always complimenting my garden. i would watch even longer videos I would still love to see more and it helps with view time. I take it in turns who I subscribe to on patreon so I think it will be you guys for the next few months, I don't have much money but I want to show my appreciation for the fantastic videos.

[@baycamop]

absolutely love your mahi

[@happenfilms]

@@monsurbanpatch Thank you for the enthusiasm!

[@IbuAhmad-j6o]

​@@axiomcurbcommunity i like its

[@keithward5427]

My grandparents were the Guyton's neighbors. I was in an organic growers group with the Guytons.The land you see now was nothing but gorse and broom, which I cleared manually as a school boy for the Guytons when they began their forest. It sure is good to see their amazing results as I swelter in the concrete jungle of Taipei.

[@RobertGuyton]

Keith! Thanks for all your awesome mahi back in the day! I still remember your grandparents well.

[@nunyabusiness863]

An outstanding story. It truly shows what less selfish community mindedness can do.

[@simonli9215]

Are you doing any type of projects like this in Taipei?

[@keithward5427]

@@simonli9215 From my very limited understanding I believe the Taiwanese government would declare something like the Guyton's food forest non compliant in terms of agriculture (land use permitted activities) due to the tree cover.

[@killjoyredux8361]

What on earth took you to Taipei??

[@SarcasticQuokka]

So happy to see an update on this place. That video years ago inspired me as a teenager and now I've began studying horticulture. I am wanting to progress to botany at a university level within Australia with a focus on conservation. Learning about our native species and create a food forest with plants endemic to the area, with some possibly from other parts of Australia. Having a property like this is my dream and I would love to inspire others to create their own along the way. To the owners of the food forrest and those whom filmed it - thank you. You have given me hope for a better future that is worth fighting for rather than seeing all of the misery this consumeristic society has caused. I wish all of you the best 🖤

[@RobertGuyton]

Robyn & I wish you all the best; we need more people like you :-)

[@happenfilms]

So nice to read this! What a beautiful vision you have. Like Robert says, we need more people like you!

[@sweetpotatosyd]

That video also inspired me to study Landscape Architecture at university, and now I'm graduating this weekend!Amazing to see the changes, and to be reminded of the messages.

[@RobertGuyton]

@@sweetpotatosyd Congratulations!

[@SarcasticQuokka]

@@sweetpotatosyd Congratulations! I hope you enjoy your graduation ceremony!

[@turtle2212]

Great to see this update! The first film inspired me to start a food forest here in Germany on 500 m altitude and now after five years it is almost bursting into a wonderful green Inferno. And I will do everything to protect it against my neighbours complainig about the 'missing tidyness' and attacking the edges of the forest garden now and then. You are just magnificent Robert, Robyn und Happen Films!

[@Tigerlilybitches]

Oh man viel Glück beim beschützen deines Waldgartens - deutsche Nachbarn sind tough

[@kingkongprimpinella774]

Ein Video von deinem Projekt würde mich sehr interessieren.

[@thpritam]

Give your neighbours garden fruits and call them for party in garden

[@kevinbleakley5069]

Post us some photos!

[@tdorrian1]

Video Turtle!

[@imaginemyname5957]

I was fifteen when I discovered, this and the whole concept of permaculture. And now I'm studying biology so I can become a wildlife conservationist and have my own garden based on the same concept. I appreciate all of this and thank you for shaping my future and life.

[@Bagel_weblenton]

I’ve graduated with a biology degree also in the interest of become a wildlife conservationist, good luck you got it 💪

[@purelyiconic]

Graduated in applied sciences with a 4.0 and major in sustainable agriculture 🥰 my people!

[@sw1ft3]

I can't like this comment with that number of likes. But I very much do like the comment.

[@18Bees]

Just watched this for the second time to cheer me up. 🙏

[@MediaFilter]

This brought a tear. They seem so happy. This is the way people should grow old.

[@ninana143]

Last year I got an extreme IBS flare because of work related stress. My mum and I started a herb garden. It helped so much. After work I would rub my hands in the herbs to calm down after a hard day. Now we also have a few fruit tree seedlings 😍

[@greasybumpkin1661]

did your symptoms improve?

[@brylie8851]

amazing

[@euonymmarketingllc6095]

Which herbs did you grow?

[@SagaJohanna]

I watched the first tour when I did not live in New Zealand. Now I live here. Never could I have imagined this. ❤️ so inspiring!

[@pulangkampung5421]

Sehat selalu warga New Zealand, Salam dari Kampung Naga, Indonesia

[@killjoyredux8361]

Where are you from and which part did you move to??

[@wazowski6709]

Oh wow!!! As the camera pans out and shows the property, I can't help but imagine how amazing our planet would be if every property was like this. I'm working to convert our acre property into a permaculture food forest, not quite there yet, but these sorts of videos inspire me to do more and lead a more simple life. 💙

[@RobertGuyton]

I imagine that all the time :-) I'm really happy to read that you are working toward making that a reality, Wazowski!

[@assenavogneram6213]

Me also....ill be starting this year hopefully 😍

[@abundantharmony]

It was like this before the fall of man, and will be rebuilt perfect again in the future.

[@edeancozzens3833]

@@abundantharmony Actually I believe the original garden was in a higher quantum state. We still live in a world fallen from that. Everything is now exists at a lowered quantum state. I don't think we will ever be able to fully recover that without the full return of the Messiah. We, the whole creation, needs supernatural help from above, from the Creator, to fully restore the fallen condition, as the New Testament says, "mortality must put on immortality."

[@edeancozzens3833]

This is the passage from I Corinthians 15: which is the famous passage that most fully describes the Gospel of the Restoration of the Fallen Creation with Fallen mankind within it: 50 Now this I say, brethren, that flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God; nor does corruption inherit incorruption. 51 Behold, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed- 52 in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet. For the trumpet will sound, and the dead will be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed. 53 For this corruptible must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality. 54 So when this corruptible has put on incorruption, and this mortal has put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written: “Death is swallowed up in victory.” 55 “O Death, where is your sting? O Hades, where is your victory?” 56 The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is the law. 57 But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. 58 Therefore, my beloved brethren, be steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.

[@FalloutConspiracy]

Wow. Their permaculture food forest is even more lush now than it was back in 2016! Glad to see they're still thriving and living my dream. Oftentimes I think we as a society are givien the false impression that in order to be in sync with our natural ecosystems we will have to sacrafice our prosperity and quality of life, but what this New Zealand couple has shown us is that living in harmony with nature doesn't mean a life of artificial scarcity and decay. Instead, they've shown that it can mean living in abundance with good health in a way that is both sustainable and economically beneficial if done right. Love it!

[@katyseclecticinterests]

The optimism and enthusiasm of this couple is just so beautifully inspiring 💕 I really hope this is a transformative moment, for my children's sake. Just started on my small food forest today after many years of planning and hoping

[@RobertGuyton]

Your beginning your food forest shows the transformation is already underway - if you are doing it, so are countless others! Well done you!

[@naylin6451]

One of my dream lifestyles and I want to live like this in one day. Grow old together with my plants and die peacefully. Even after my death, my plants can still provide foods and shade to next generations as well as green our environment and planet earth. Thanks for this beautiful video, guys!

[@matilda000dunlop]

there people are magic. the elder inspirations we need as the young generation. I am creating my community garden in your eveer evolving vision. thank you. and thank you happen films for this gift

[@mattchew5965]

Thank you for following up. This homestead is one of my go-to videos when I need a belief-connection to all things beautiful. So proud of you all. Thank you for sharing.

[@jungoogie]

Robyn and Robert are both treasures. I hope their health remains strong and these two can continue their passions for many many years to come in happiness and fulfillment. The world need's compassionate people like this. People that can still see the bigger picture and understand and work with the laws of nature.

[@RobertGuyton]

Thanks, Bradoc!

[@ÁnláfBeraslecg]

Can you believe they bought this place and the locals had been using the property as a garbage/dump? I loved these two so much I'm so glad to see them again. You are very inspiring and I quote Robert a lot when I break a plant and it's 'very pleasurable' and I say it in a NZ accent XDD

[@kirti9751]

What a lovely update. Practical and inspiring particularly how they have revived the community trade route which connects, strengthens and possibly helps in less loneliness.

[@CanadianPermacultureLegacy]

No way! That was one of my favorite films I've ever seen. So glad you guys returned to them!

[@marikaheitmann5206]

Thank you for visiting these great people again! 🙏🏻🌳❤🤗

[@CanadianPermacultureLegacy]

2:14 that clip showing the growth over the last 4 years... it's remarkable how even such a well established food forest can grow SO MUCH in just 4 years. Their house is being swallowed by nature (in such a good way!). And not only up near the house (which is the easiest place to see), I kept rewinding that clip, and look at the entire understory, especially in the bottom left. The understory has pushed all the way up and is now the overstory. You can see what was an emergent forest is now a full blown forest. What a paradise.

[@18Bees]

An inspiring and beautiful story. Thank you for making my morning coffee even more enjoyable.

[@happenfilms]

Thank you!

[@18Bees]

@@happenfilms i'm looking forward to your next film. cheers.

[@endofdaysgardening6763]

I wish everyone thought the way you two do. I really hope the garden continues and will be treasured by generations to come.

[@everydayanimalswithrainfor1315]

May one day soon everyone strive to be Stewards of the land as these incredible people are.

[@CJ-BZ]

5 years on and their thriving. Love to see it. This couple was the reason why i found this awesome channel

[@etcdiy4214]

Damn Truth

[@CanadianPermacultureLegacy]

12:10 to 12:45 LOL this guy... I see so much of myself in him. I'm going to be him in another 20 years. Heck I'm him now. He just is everything I want to be as I gracefully age. I hope I meet him one day, here or in the afterlife, and we can swap stories about how we were both doing this on the other side of the world together. I just love that guy. I hope he reads these comments, and knows that he has other people like him out there (SO MUCH like him), doing his work along side him.

[@RobertGuyton]

Thanks for that: I'm greatly encouraged to know that we are many! I took a look at your own work - excellent!

[@CanadianPermacultureLegacy]

8:15 That was such an unexpected and amazing segment. It's so wonderful to see small community building eco-friendly projects like this get launched. That's a lot of money worth of trade they are doing also! And just think about the displacement of the more industrial aspects that would otherwise be taking up that spot. Wonderful!

[@angelofloveandlight2709]

I am speechless. It is one of what I have in my mind and I am writing about it in my book, though I haven't grown a forest garden before. Thank you so much for sharing this model of forest garden in reality. It is very helpful for many people around the world and for me, it is the real evidence of my idea and thought of forest garden, forest agriculture are possible, practical and real. Beautiful! Thanks for the film team and the forest garden couple 😇💖🌎. We love you and Thank you 💕

[@smilewithnature820]

A huge round of applause for responsible people.....

[@jackjames9005]

This was truly inspirational. We need to localize agriculture and live with the land. His speech about optimism was just what I needed. Thanks so much, Happen Films!

[@deepgreendesign-exploringn6569]

Robert Robyn! How wonderful to see how you and the forest have progressed! You haven't aged a day! Love from Eveline (WWOOFing with you in 2014)

[@RobertGuyton]

Hey, Eveline, lovely to hear from you! You are right; Robyn hasn't aged. I however, am fading :-)

[@daiblaze1396]

"When I expire..." As a french that sentence resonnated in me. What a nice way to say it. And yes it is a nice model through my eyes. I also do the same here : letting as much as possible everything grow.

[@marvinbecker388]

This is what the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible looks like.

[@Im-just-Stardust]

Man ... so inspiring. I started my organic compost station and organic garden last year, this year I'm starting my food forest. Your channel is incredibly inspiring, hope you doing well brotha. Please keep posting, your work is important.

[@mapuanakupuna3471]

There are many HERO's like you all that inspire! TY for sharing the knowledge!! Wishing u all the best! Aloha!

[@helenmcgill5563]

Another great film, thanks guys. If every couple thought and acted like this maybe the world would be in a much healthier condition? It’s an inspiration to us all to start now, not tomorrow!

[@SunilChauhan-fy8di]

As always such a joy to re-visit the Guytons food forest, courtesy this film. I was also one of those visitors to their farm from the Indian Himalayas some 6 years ago and am so glad to see the growth and the transformation. My best to them and well done to the film makers for following up.

[@anyalpine]

Would love to watch a video of Robyn & Robert visiting Hugh Wilson at the Hinewai Nature Reserve from your “Fools & Dreamers” video and Hugh visiting Robyn & Robert’s place. Seems like their conversations and reactions to each other’s work would be entertaining and informative.

[@RobertGuyton]

Ha! Good call, Tyson! We'd have to go to Hinewai, I think. Hugh's not keen on travel (but then, neither am I :-)

[@natatherden1769]

@@RobertGuyton have you ever met? So love your and Robyn's garden!

[@sarebear5207]

Imagine if all farms and gardens were like this no one in the world would be hungry again

[@gunnerbakke5020]

We would be more hungry due to lower productivity per acre. I hope our garden looks like this one day.

[@srantoniomatos]

This is beautiful for homesteading. For the world...we would have a very pour diet. The system takes decades to be produtive like this, making it uncomercial from start. Overall produtivity seems good, and quality excelent, but produtivity is very low. If they tried to market it would be a nightmare. If they try to go big the system would have to change dramaticly, to go more simple and much less diverse. They would need machinery, acess, easy pick, etc. Like this thee price s would be trough the roof. And...no grains, no bread, pasta, rice, etc., the main foods that feed the world. Homesteading is completly different from comercial growing. Im also a permaculture homesteader.

[@caspar1982]

Considering the impending global food crisis, I think more and more people will start living this way. Our current food system is so fragile and terrible for the planet

[@BlockBlender]

​@@gunnerbakke5020 On what do you base this? Most peeps dont grow nothing now. And most land is owned by wealthy peeps( Most of this land is just not being managed). And allot of foods are stored in warehouses until prices are better. Having your own food forest with some animals will set u up golden. Allot of peeps already living like this and they are thriving my bro.

[@srantoniomatos]

@@caspar1982 unlikely... for every "urban new rural" (like me) that goes to the countryside to build a permaculture/regenerative/sustainable homestead farm (whatever this means...), 100 old farmers/ homesteaders that were way more sustainable (they consumed much less in quantity and diversitity) and productive die or go to cities. This new rural thing seems major on the net, but its actualy minimal. Permaculture farms, for ex, dont feed even 0,001% of world population. Most permaculture farms dont even feed 50% of the needs of the people living there. And the trend (more urban, less conection to the land and the natural elements) is growing, fast. And grows even more in crisis times. This (internet) trend of new rurals is just creating nice places for a minimal of midle class privileged people like me, people that have the oportunity and make the sacrifices needed for that, wich are like small zoo s to some people display on internet (some of the people making money with filming dont even have a garden, they live in cities too) so 99,99 of urban people watching dream on a wonderful world. Like new tv niche soap operas. Reality!

[@BrianOpdenkelder]

What a lovely couple. So much purpose and passion, beautifully balanced with a lightness of spirit and inner peace that is so attractive and inspiring. Thank you for this wonderful film.

[@PermacultureHomestead]

So glad you brought them back, i have so much hope for the projects im working on seeing these gems. I know ive planted trees that will outlive my children sobering to think about.

[@moldyketchuphead]

What a treasure to be able to experience these enlightened beings!

[@Ben_Schumacher]

Love Robyn’s and Roberts outlook and approach to life. Thanks for the re visit. I’d happily watch a weekly episode from the forest garden. 🤣

[@thewitchykitchen]

This has been part of our inspiration for our food forest. We started it 7 years ago and are enjoying watching it grow and blend, while providing us with lots of food too.

[@ri6366]

Big love to Robyn & Robert and Happen films - inspiring and so nice to see an update - please do it again! ♥

[@campfire-stories]

A wonderful film. I love the optimism and the flash forward to the grave and the big trees. Lots of love to everyone involved in this production!

[@happenfilms]

Thanks Mattias!

[@solarpunkalana]

I agree with everything this man says. Word for word. Beautiful film, thank you.

[@HappyHouse74]

Good afternoon, you live in an amazingly colorful place. what a beautiful place to live!

[@mishalebottcher6284]

I am forever grateful for you two!

[@loisjuliecollins]

Wow, your films just get more and more spectacular! So beautifully filmed. And yes the original tour was definitely my favourite of your films, so it's lovely to see how the forest has progressed and get a true sense of the dynamic unfolding of nature.

[@goodlifehomestead6876]

I am so inspired by this couple. I love the update.

[@Tiffany-Rose]

We need more people with this attitude and vision ❤️❤️

[@sabrinawanderer7560]

Wow!!! Excellent documentary... Let's turn this earth into a food forest..

[@Healing_Rays]

Thanks for sharing your wonderful garden. Brings me joy to see such beauty

[@ingela1767]

How is that massive stalk a rhubarb! 😂 I am in awe of your work, that is truly a magnificent project. Would love to see another update in 5 years. :)

[@RobertGuyton]

Thank you, Ingela.

[@acaciagrove4204]

It's Chilean rhubarb. Gunnera

[@daninthelionsden]

It's not true rhubarb, its a species of gunnera which are often referred to as giant or chilean rhubarb as the stems can be prepared and cooked in a similar way :)

[@sanctuaryforestwildgarden]

This is the first video that I encountered 10 years ago truly inspired me to move from city and grow our own forest garden home. WOW! I love the video of updating what it is now. We hope ours too will be as we age and our forest ages together gracefully. 😍😍😍

[@vipulyaduvanshi166]

the best video on youtube to watch, I am so much graceful and full of love with these lovely people to see thanku sooo much for this video

[@LOVEMYDOGGIES]

Peace, you made a little paradise on earth. Good example. Glad there are people like you

[@RobertGuyton]

Thanks, you 3. It is very beautiful here. I hope the example spreads across the globe 🙂

[@wildlifemalta]

After watching the first, I decided to travel (from Malta) to their place and experience the garden first-hand. Truly inspiring and can't wait to start my own in my country. Thanks for the first video (my most played youtube video) and this sequel. Hoping for a update in 5years time :)

[@izzzzzz6]

I've planted 7 fruit trees here in the last few years, also 9 birch in 3 clusters of 3. We also changed some of the trees down one side, from a giant pine hedge to a mixed deciduous hedge. I've also let wild trees and bushes grow through, such as holly and wild plumb. The berry bushes are also getting quite huge now and there are some smaller bushes we planted.. 5 veggie patches also fit in, i don't have enough time and energy to fully manage the veggie patches but they bring a decent amount of food even with minimal management. Weeding is the hardest task when it comes to vegetables here! As far as local community growing and social behavior goes, it's not incredible but quite a few people try to grow their own food, at least to supplement their shopping list a bit.

[@ave6197]

So inspiring guys. Thank you so much for making these films! What a beautiful couple of humans being part of the land.

[@lisathiedeman4487]

How beautiful is this place! So magical and abundant 😍

[@envoiret]

Cant thank you guys enough for this follow up! I had been coming back to the first part every once in a while

[@dtff1killer]

truly beautiful ... got tears in my eyes.. what a dream..

[@peterhalstead7682]

Very inspiring. I started something similar about 2 years ago in the UK. Like he said, if you don't have a perfect plan, ideas, etc.., it doesn't matter! Just make a start! The ideas, creativity, feeling adventurous come once you feel you've made some progress and an everlasting positive impact. Follow your heart, not your head! JUST DO IT!🧡🌲🦋🕊️

[@windy554]

I really wish I could live this way. Beautiful and heart warming. Thank You for the video

[@joshlovegood9392]

Far out i love your videos. Thank you. This was incredible and I love that we learnt more about Robert's philosophies. Totally agree!

[@shimilangagardens]

A most uplifting and inspiring couple indeed. Thank you for sharing. My little forest garden is in its 6th year, and I can't wait till Spring to plant more trees. Vermont USA.

[@rutujayadav3674]

What a wise man and woman they are! Love their vibe and love they have for our planet!

[@survivaldihutan]

I'm a fringe person, this forest atmosphere is the same as my village . Good luck always 😇👍

[@Aa-gc9gl]

very charming 😍😍😍😍😍 with love from India...... May God bless him and you 🙏

[@LightRenowned]

I would love to get started on a permaculture forest asap. I’m 37 years old, had a tremendously adverse upbringing. Learning of this within my soul and purpose at may age now, makes me eager to begin asap. I can’t wait for the universe to provide the land resource so I may begin and continue healing the planet and my own mental mind.

[@monsurbanpatch]

Thanks! I just realised I can make a small donation instead. Thanks for the educational videos.

[@happenfilms]

Thank you!

[@darinbennett3638]

His comment at 6:50 about the forest garden model being able to bring back the proper balance in the world, to me, seems to be the thesis of Happen Films. Government 'projects' and plans are not going to restore the balance that is so needed. It is truly a grass-roots movement by people who care about the earth that will make it happen. Great update!

[@RobertGuyton]

Darin - you are right in what you say.

[@happenfilms]

Love this comment Darin. Yes, we believe grass-roots movements will be the catalysts of the kind of systemic and cultural changes we need to make for a viable future. Thanks for following us!

[@leannewilliams1944]

i think this is the fifth time i have watched this. What an amazing inspiration

[@appleturnover]

how lovely to revisit and see them all thriving.

[@ainabearfarm8075]

Thank you for sharing such an inspirational story. There’s so much noise in the world; we need more of this. 🤙❤️

[@debbiepalmer1094]

They are so lovely, great film. Trees are treasure, that is so true.

[@filanoes8916]

Magnifique et inspirant pour les amoureux de la nature et des forets jardins du monde entier !

[@Jumpingjoep]

Great to see you going back to this great place! That was my first reaction, before even watching it. Let me make a few observations: - Robyn and Robert look and "feel" so happy! Just that will inspire many people to try and live in a similar way. - Great that Robyn is now active in increasing local food for local communities. I've been to Southland (10 year ago) and see great value in that for the communities so I am very happy to see this. There are many examples like that all over the world luckily and they are becoming increasingly important. - I love how Robert is changing the garden in such a way that the developers wont be able to "undo" his work. I also love his positive outlook on the future. I really hope the world will change the way he describes. - I love how they are spreading their plants/trees by sharing them with others. We can all contribute to that in a way. I've started growing trees in my garden from seeds (nuts) and will be planting the first ones out in to nature around my hometown (where I came back to live, leaving the city behind) this fall (a couple months from now). We have some areas where they've created young forest and had the local stream meander through it. The diversity is low however. I will try to greatly increase biodiversity by adding many different kinds of trees, providing food, shade and so forth. I am trying to get the local community involved and it is already working. This could be done all over the world if you talk to the local people and the landowners. In case the land is owned by "the people" in a way, just go ahead and do it. The worst thing that could happen is they remove the trees. I will also try to established green corridors around town so you can basically walk in the shade and pick fruit and nuts from your surroundings but more importantly, it will be great for wildlife and it will further strengthen the local community if it is being done together and enjoyed together. These changes don't cost a thing, just some time and determination. Also, great to see that Robert seems to be aware of the current crisis the world is in but doesn't seem to bothered by it. That's why you'd want to be self-sufficient. We need less government intervention and more freedom. This is the exact opposite of the direction we are going in at the moment. And that direction doesn't seem to be by accident but controlled from behind the curtains while those curtains are being pulled back more and more. Many people remains oblivious. I hope they wake up and don't panic but act in ways Robyn and Robert have done. Great example those two. I hope to visit one day, if New Zealand will be letting me visit as long as I don't take those shots that is. Otherwise I'll buy a boat and go anyway ;-). Good luck to all and thanks again Happen Films! One a side note: this video had a positive influence on me as had the first part I saw years ago and some of the other videos I watched. I wanted to contribute but in a really easy way, just sending some money via PayPal, just a one-off thing. I couldn't find that option unfortunately. Let me know if you can create it and I'll be really happy to make a small donation.

[@williamkiarie8945]

Just brilliant - both the forest and the couple! That is true living. It is true wealth! Poor Kardashians!

[@RobertGuyton]

Go well, William.

[@lisaf158]

I still love them, only wish the film were longer!

[@worksmith5223]

I love Robert's foresight with the big trees. and sentiment of them as a treasure.

[@jacquiemcintyre]

I couldn't love this film more. These humans echo my sentiments and wishes to a tee. I'm so happy to see what they have bought about and will happily follow their journey.

[@SamanthaKristoferson]

Such a pleasure to go back and see this story revisited. Thank you so much!

[@tinygrovehomestead]

How wonderful! 🌱

[@kingkongprimpinella774]

Wonderful! Thank you so much Robyn and Robert and Thank you @Happen Films.

[@MichaelMartinussen]

Tak!

[@happenfilms]

Thanks so much Michael!

[@DomaineSauvage]

This is soo beautifull to watch! We just started on our adventure but i hope we get there someday :)

[@growingrobin]

I just planted the first 70 new species in a 1500sqm field, just saw the first noticable changes in the animal surroundings, and this prequel just made my heart dance. You are doing such valuable work. ✨🍀✨

[@RobertGuyton]

And so are you!

[@arnaudpernetkersante5908]

magnifique reportage , hommage aux années de travail que vous avez mené. Cordialement

[@huertosagroecologicos]

El trabajo de los Guyton es increíble y muy inspirador, he aprendido muchas cosas tanto de Robyn como de Robert, muchas gracias por dar a conocer al mundo su trabajo, su dedicación y su amor por la madre tierra. Saludos desde Oaxaca, México.

[@marikaheitmann5206]

So, so beautiful. ❤ Such radiant, joyful, optimistic, active, creative people! 😍💚🙏🏼

[@adriannv2562]

Imagine having a little food forest in your back yard, so nice

[@elizabethcollins-lowe3147]

It's so nice to see local nz Content. It is so inspiring to see plants and and "business models" that are so relevant. Thanks looking forward to more movies....

[@euratunstall3840]

Yes...your film touched my soul as well...and now preserving land from concrete and building food forests.

[@wes4192]

So nice to see a mother son filmmaking duo

[@rowanwhite3520]

What a lovely update on this couples food forest! Very inspiring! Thank you!

[@persistentviolinnoob126]

Love this. Thank you for creating this film.

[@rizza6457]

Thanks!

[@happenfilms]

Thank you!