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Solo
Sarah
Judah - 16
Belle (Isabelle) - 14
Luka - 13
Micah - 11
Tori (Victory) - 9
Eli - 7
Noelle - 5
Hope - 3
Destiny - 1
Seth - 4 months old

[@kima9181]

Sarah - all I need is a few duck eggs. Solo - let's buy 200 acres LOL

[@dellavest9269]

One type always marries the other. This is my husband and I, exactly, LOL!

[@anne-marie5197]

Lived in a small town in Texas once. I was getting my hair cut and the UPS man came in. He said I saw your car outside, Ill put your package in the back seat.

[@OurTribeofMany]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@heatherbennett349]

That's hilarious! 🤣😂🤣

[@wandawoods6528]

😂😂😂😂

[@n.a.garciafamily]

That is lovely ❤️

[@naomiemoore5725]

I want to live in a place like that!!! It is horrible where I live.

[@debbiewilson2247]

Sorry, I agree with Solo. I belueve he is thinking of the coming days, when food may continually rise in price, or possibly more shortages of food. Life & times are changing & I think Solo is being practical in thinking long term of how to be sure his family is fed & talen care of. I think your family could pitch in & make that way of life work! Have a great week!

[@sparkle6419]

Great idea for a big family and the next generation.

[@Adames-bb8be]

I live on a farm and I thank God for my garden and my animals because with the virus going around that I'm able to feed my family out of our garden and chicken eggs are the best I think y'all would love it you should try it I'm sure you will never regret it it scary at first because you have to drive to town and bring your food home but you will sit in and out good luck on finding your duck eggs

[@peggykey4408]

Your kids just make me smile. They’re healthy, happy, energetic, and loving. You and Solo are, to use a Southern expression of love, a mess. You make my day.

[@robynb1310]

I love Hope's dramatic singing in all the videos lately! 😂💞

[@tracybeeeee]

I think Hope is my spiritual animal 😂 the wild child. She's developed such a beautiful personality in just a few months.

[@OurTribeofMany]

That personality is COMING OUT! 🤣

[@vanessaellis2195]

Hope is my favorite at the moment, her personality just SHINES...She is my SHY at all...

[@tracybeeeee]

@@vanessaellis2195 I adore her! Both Hope and Noelle are becoming power houses! Gosh, I love these kids! It just demonstrates how well Solo and Sarah parent - their kids are self-sufficient and independent, yet clearly know who to turn to when they need help. They are mature beyond their years, but still maintain that gorgeous ability to just be kids.

[@mommabear2many]

Oh tough times...go buy a homestead! Raising soon to be 13 kids on 32 acres..best descision we ever made. It build such character in the children. Yes we homeschool as well...our children can romp and play..build forts. Ok Im on solos side😁

[@OurTribeofMany]

Hehe...it SOUNDS so good. Hard to imagine how we could do all the things, though! You are AMAZING.

[@mommabear2many]

Life just changes..priority changes..you rely on the Lord to show you what the most important to Him. Its an amazing journey!

[@tinawall1984]

@@mommabear2many amen

[@donnareeves7128]

littleblessings momma m

[@sarahko2014]

Thanks for making me smile today! Your family is a lot of fun...especially your different opinions about buying 80 acres and Solo's ideas of what to do with it...😂😂

[@traceybuchanan9153]

Belle makes me laugh, as you're talking about living in the country she's like Noooooooooo 😂

[@OurTribeofMany]

She loves seeing her friends ten times a day!

[@pickles4742]

@@medical4652 who says she even wants to? Dont be so judgemental

[@bosstwouharvard2194]

@@OurTribeofMany love your family

[@TubbsOfLove]

I am so happy we moved to 100 acres out of town. Especially right now, we can get cows, chickens, goats, and a giant garden. I am so excited for all the new things we have coming in life!

[@karenhopper1691]

The look on Belle's face when you started talking about moving and homesteading is priceless!

[@traciwhiting2545]

Thats what I was just about to say. Belle's face at 5:00. She's no dummy. LOL

[@wandarios1711]

She has mentally started packing her bags 🤣🤣🤣

[@1946pepper]

Yay Solo you are talking the truth.. 18 years ago I left Orlando (as it was getting impossible to drive my car) Moved to 2 acres in MT Dora FL and have been happy as a lark every since, I bought a riding mower and love mowing, I am canning, baking my own bread and have a garden.. chickens, goats it is perfect .. So happy I made the move ...so peaceful.. your 10 kids would love it, few neighbors, no noise.. Look around for property, but you could also purchase land in Florida (no snow ) I love the peace I am a retired Nurse

[@bezawitseyoum597]

my 7 years old is your biggest fan! He wished to have many children (22) . when he watched your video for the first time he said " Oh God! I hope I will be blessed with a wife like Sarah and I can live my dream life" Thank you for being an inspration.

[@ophrim]

Bezawit Seyoum that’s so sweet 💚

[@laquandareynolds9808]

Aww!❤❤❤

[@sparkle6419]

Lol . God has given her the grace for so many children, her kids are orderly (not perfect). And She and her hubby have the temperament for their kids.. Blessings to the family.. I'm a new follower...my grandma birthed 10 also..

[@narelledickinson4017]

Belle is just adorable. Her face tells her thoughts . Blessings from Australia 🇦🇺

[@primdaisy8900]

Small towns= everyone knows everyone’s business. ( I live in one)

[@OurTribeofMany]

prim daisy 😳

[@hollerlife2108]

But in times of need small towns come together and help each other! I was seriously injured in an ATV accident and SOOO many people came to our aide....meals, groceries, got my kids to their activities,fundraisers....even the teachers in our school did a dress down day to raise money for our family!

[@niniandsunny1353]

I live a 4 miles outside of our small town but we are there for one another. I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@annetrowbridge6773]

There should no harm in driving in your own car to get out.

[@marthacheek3412]

prim daisy ain’t that the truth!

[@mom2emsopmax]

Sarah, you cracked me up!! “We don’t even have time to make dinner!” 😂 SO true! I mean homesteading seems like such a good idea right now, but ohhhh the work! Thanks for the smiles today. Your family is a joy! Also as a fellow Nebraskan, I have never heard of Douglas!

[@OurTribeofMany]

Me either! 🤣

[@agirly1503]

Haha

[@deidrecruickshank6056]

I think Solo means subsistence farming, not substance farming, lol. I love his dreams .......😊

[@deed2799]

Solo is a critical thinker coming from my country farming is very important dear. Especially with the uncertainty. I loved the way you took everyone out for fresh air. Seth is really growing. Lovely family 💕💕💕

[@cbev2452]

Solo "you may be surprised about the inner farmer in me that rises up" 😂😂

[@sistasoldier7774]

C Bev 😂

[@hoosierladyus48]

Hi Sarah, Solo and kids! I love that you took us on the drive with you. When I was little, my Aunt Alice would load all 9 of us kids in her station wagon (my Mother included) and take us for a ride out in the country. My favorite thing about it was, she would always stop at A&W and we could either have an ice cream cone or a glass of Root beer. That was 57 years ago. lol Living in a small town, people do tend to know your business. I was laughing so hard when Solo was talking about living on a farm and all the women could do the inside chores. Sarah, I have to say, I really love your channel. Like I said, I came from a big family and I miss it. Watching your channel takes me back to my childhood. God Bless all of you and stay safe.

[@patriciacox8597]

So... If you bought 80 acres of land in Douglas, Nb, you'd own the town!! Population of Douglas, Nb is 173... Lolol. Solo would be pastor and mayor.... Haha!

[@OurTribeofMany]

🤣🤣🤣 oh he’d loooove that!

[@heatherbennett349]

😂😂😂

[@listen_linda]

🤣🤣🤣

[@pollytikal9195]

I heard an off grid tuber say that if you plan on having ducks, it’s best to have a pond bc they need to wade in the water and bathe. She used a kiddie pool and it was a constant chore cleaning it- got dirty real quick. Solo, great leadership. When u all work together it will happen. However, instead of separating boys outside and girls inside chores, have them learn it all bc it will behoove them in their future independence. God bless you folks. I had such a lovely time on your road trip.

[@gavienocampbell8595]

Why not build a coup and raise the ducks for yourself?

[@emelieleifi7802]

YES! And, I'd almost rather have a duck egg than a chicken egg, too. They're awesome to bake with as well!

[@OurTribeofMany]

Emelie Leifi I’ve heard such eggs have become very popular to eat! I’ve never tried one.

[@emelieleifi7802]

Didn't know they were getting popular, but oh yeah, very delicious! Worth the try, for sure.

[@dawnbonome3291]

Probably because people were hoarding eggs.

[@gavienocampbell8595]

@@OurTribeofMany You could sell the eggs and also the ducklings. Start a duck business

[@katiestewart8353]

Yes! Living in a small town is exactly like that. If they’re good people then they won’t totally watch you all the time. But, when I was in high school people would see me driving through town and would call my momma to let her know where I was driving

[@ChristianLove7]

I think solo has the right idea. Just read Revelation and that is all the convincing that you need to get out of the cities. Seriously guys pray about it🙏🏾!

[@joybrooks564]

Christian Love what does revelation have to do with cities? Armageddon will happen to city, town and country . the horses( in chapter 6) are running

[@bts-vt1ee]

joy brooks, it’s not just what people think is Armageddon, take a serious look around you and the predicament this country is in right now. Sheltering in on 80 acres as Solo mentioned is a lot easier than 1/4 acre. Food would be grown organic and fresh, eggs and meat (if you eat it) is fresher. You’re not in close proximity to your neighbor’s possible virus bacteria or germs. The air is cleaner, the water not recycled and sanitized. It’s just a healthier environment. The Bible says that when we see these things happening, earthquakes in diverse places, rumors of wars, pestilences (diseases), nature groaning, etc...it just the beginning of sorrows. I’d rather be out of the city and in the quiet country, instead of in the city where strife will abound because people are hungry, sick, angry and have lost hope.

[@joybrooks564]

bts we've has earthquakes, food shortages, pestilence for awhile..its not the beginning..we're almost at the end Read revelation again please.

[@bts-vt1ee]

joy brooks, but haven’t you noticed the frequency and increasing devastation of each subsequent disaster? I remember last year where there was flooding, earthquakes, fires, and hurricanes all happening practically simultaneously within a week. That is nature groaning. I agree that we are near the end...the end of earth as we know it. We live in troublous times and people need to get their hearts right with God.

[@joybrooks564]

bts AGREE 100%

[@mizztorian8844]

I love living out in the country. I don't think I could ever live in town again. It's quiet and not much goes on. It only takes about 15 minutes to get into the closest town. You wouldn't want riding mowers with 80 acres. Solo would get to play on a tractor. You could put in a shallow pond for ducks. Goats and sheep are great for keeping grass low if you keep them moving around the property. The kids could get into 4H. You can get a heifers for milk, but you would have to breed them from time to time. That would give the kids an opportunity to learn animal husbandry and you can raise them to sell. Hogs can be there too. You could even have turkeys. All the manure would be good, once seasoned, to use on your garden. If you ever wanted Horses, 80 acres would be great for that. It is a lot of hard work, but when you see the fruits of your labors, it is rewarding and satisfying. You could even put in fruit and nut trees. Fresh apples, pears, cherries, peaches, apricots, plums and a variety to nuts would add to your supply. You could also look into cooperatives in small towns where you can share your crops and live stock.

[@deidrecruickshank6056]

You need to ask Jamerrill about duck eggs, Sarah. She'll put you on to some! She is the Suddenhomesteader now!

[@lovemysons3507]

I can relate so much to both of you😄 I used to be a town person so much that I was afraid to move to the country But after moving to the country 10 months ago has been so enjoyable😍 We only add animals to the little farm as we can handle it one by one. Lol Our two children are really enjoying every little bit of it🙌🏾 I was amazed at how my seven-year-old watched our little garden grow day by day last year to see Gods wonderful creation🙌🏾 Best decision ever 😄

[@janetjohnson4223]

“You barely have time to touch up the paint when Destiny writes on the wall.” 🤣🤣🤣

[@kelliintexas3575]

We live on a ranch outside Houston. The property requires ALOT of time. You also have to maintain the roads on your property too. We have every fam animal you can name & it has been our dream. We worked our entire life in suburbia & bought a ranch 4yrs ago. You can buy hatching eggs on ebay too :)

[@nafimh4742]

I like Solo's idea and living of the land. I don't know but I find when living in the country side time seems to go slower, maybe it's just me but spending sometime there that's how I felt. It's not for everyone though.

[@sorrell12345]

YES!!! A homestead!!! We live rural on 28.5 acres, aprx 19 of which are woods, 1 acre pond & home site, pasture etc. We have chickens & ducks for eggs Both are delish!!! Hope to have a dairy goat one day & who knows what else😍 I cannot stand the thought of having to move back to town & hope I never have to. Yes lots of work, but lots of bonding time & it’s all so educational!!! Lots of play time too!!! Shoot off fireworks at will😍 Frogs, turtles & all sorts of wild life❤️

[@margaretblack8909]

My preacher lives in town and has land out in the country where he raises cows and chickens and grows crops.

[@kittykat3able]

I hope you do decide to homestead in country! Great idea to become self-sustainable & provide a good old fashioned childhood! 💝 Love your family!

[@dsplefty]

Solo... I agree... when it is hot, I think the women should be in the air condition and the guys outside doing them chores...lol

[@OurTribeofMany]

LOL good good point!

[@Torischannel1]

As a fellow women, I approve of this message. I cant be out in the sun, I have to keep my skin clear and pretty 😌

[@dsplefty]

Well... I do believe we need to listen to the Man of God... it just wouldn’t be right 😉

[@mamaknowsbestandlovingtheh1387]

goats like a little bit of grass, but loves leaves and flowers. sheep love grass, and leaves.

[@maybeme8]

I love days like that with an unexpected adventure. Hope singing at the end is so cute. lol. I agree with solo! hehe

[@cathydecarles7084]

I love you guys so much you are a wonderful Family be safe ❤☦🙏

[@debbieomi]

Born and raiseed and moved back to a small town. Several years ago, my mom got a letter addressed as Bonnie Fry, her maiden name, and our county name. That was it. But, the post office knew who she was and delivered it. Another small town, mom, post office story. My mom and her twin were adopted and the man who facilitated that adoption kept in touch with the adopting family, always sending the girls birthday cards and Christmas cards, coming to visit once a year or so. Once they were teens and he had retired, the contact decreased significantly. Twenty plus years pass and he was driving through our town so thought he would see if either of the girls still lived there. He went to the post office, not knowing my mom's married name, but they told him exactly where we lived. They even called mom to tell her. That was a good thing, meant we had about 15 minutes to pick up all the clutter and toss in mom and dad's bedroom, bury dirty dishes in the oven, and run the mop over sticky floors. LOL

[@Sarah-Katsandres]

“Are you being racist?” “...Yes” 😂

[@elizabritton4039]

I thought about your struggle with the limits on how many of each item you can get when you shop. I swear do this. Print out 3 typing paper size pictures of that group family picture where you all match. And tape it to the grocery cart from all angles. Also with bold marker write my Family of 12

[@nicolaswain5226]

Luv it. Your vlogs make me smile. Thank you 😊

[@Fidg234]

Hey Solo - how about starting on a smaller scale and put a garden in your back yard then go from there. Maybe you just want to get a rise out of your family or you do want to know their reaction. But if it was a case of have to; you all could do it.

[@janeschmidt9611]

Yes, I like this idea! I have a small yard and garden with a compost bin. Now, I want to add a worm farm for better compost. Baby steps are not as overwhelming. 🥰

[@Happy_Tails_Toy_Poodles]

Growing up in a small town was so difficult because everyone knew everything about everyone ALL. THE. TIME. Also yes...everyone knows where everyone else is and what they’re doing. I’m with Solo for the homestead. “Many hands make light work.” 😄😄😄

[@niniandsunny1353]

This would or could be imperative to teach your children. My husband said he's always heard..."you give a someone a plate of food and they will eat for a day, teach a someone to grow his own food and it'll feed their family for a lifetime."

[@SimplyHavenHomestead]

This is my favorite!!

[@hmalik9583]

Love you SARAH!! Your channel is so uplifting

[@DaniElle-di4ho]

“Direct your hate comments to Solo, not to me!” 😂😂😂 I love it

[@yvonnepoe9926]

I thought you said Duckless town Solo, I thought well no wonder there are no ducks. lol. Solo lives in a dream world when talking about living on a farm and how easy it would be, Loved Sara saying we do not have time to cook dinner.Farm life is hard and starts very early.

[@aceelliottcentralcoastchic6644]

Solo it's never to late to plant seeds. Iam growing my own food in my apartment in smart pots. I have dedicated one of my living room windows that gets most of the sun to growing 3 kinds of peppers sweet potatoes. Yes Iam growing sweet potatoes in 5 gallons smart pots. Iam even using a small trash can to grow banana peppers that are maybe bigger then I've seen in the store's. Hope y'all have a wonderful and blessed week and coming weekend. Sending love and air hugs from the central coast of Cali.

[@see2me45]

I miss living in the country! It is so quiet and less traffic, and people are much nicer! Yes most know when you are not home, but then again you would not have to worry when your gone if a stranger comes on your property! I miss the bonfires on the weekends.

[@LittleHomesteadOnTheHill]

I have a small homestead and I love it so much. It makes my life feeling complete.

[@OurTribeofMany]

Sounds wonderful!

[@gloriastone3211]

I lived on the farm until I was 8 and I loved it! Mind you all I could really help with was picking eggs. It is hard work, but it's a wonderful experience I think.

[@Dennise7]

This sounds like the people who leave for the store to buy one thing and come home with something totally different. In this case it would be leave home for duck eggs to hatch and you come home with a 80 acre farm. =) You have such a beautiful family. Blessings.

[@sueclark9771]

Small towns only know what you tell. We live in a small town, I love it. All they know is Im the old woman with kids. But are friendly.

[@kerriadkins8197]

I thought Solo said “Duckless, Nebraska”... I don’t think they have duck eggs lol.

[@nataliew2]

I agree with Solo too. To find duck eggs , go to Facebook and join a yard sale group that is in your town. Post ISO Duck eggs. Stores don't usually sell duck eggs, they sell chicks tho.

[@ItsJess2220]

I love going on drives by myself or with my husband in the countryside ❤️ so peaceful and a cheap way to be entertained!

[@justinereinhart115]

I live in the countryside. And we definitely notice a new vehicle traveling through. Lol

[@shellieirwin4561]

YES small town people know EVERYTHING about EVERYONE 😬

[@lisaturner8664]

Solo's commune in the magical country town of endless time! Lol

[@carolclark7538]

I live in washington state we are on stay at home order until May 4th and yesterday they just announced school will be closed for the rest of this school year

[@leithagrover9116]

Go to see Winter Quarters. It is out near you. What a solemn and beautiful place. Helps you realize what the pioneers went through.

[@Blessedbears]

I’m rolling laughing at you telling him he doesn’t even have the time to touch up the paint on the wall! I’m on agreement! Lol 😂 That’s how life is here too! A farm honestly sounds horrific to me. Lol

[@leolapotter9369]

Hi family, y'all always find ways to have fun with the whole tribe...stay safe and blessed

[@twallyf]

Oh my goodness! Solo is going to be hearing about that one! 😂 Barefoot and pregnant is my way of life but it’s not for everyone! Liz (Vero Beach, Florida)

[@n.a.garciafamily]

I always wondered why people took it as an insult. I found out when I grew up

[@sueannbashore4560]

That was so much fun to see your whole family brainstorming about life in Douglas. LOL

[@CalledtoCultivate]

I loved how he said shooting range and the boys were like “yea let’s do it”. 🤣🤣 I think the idea of country life and living off the land sounds good in theory, but you’re right it’s a lot of manual work too. You do have a lot of hands to help though.

[@lydiasonie2095]

You’re blessed family...welcome to Kansas 🇺🇸 ☺️☺️

[@christinachang740]

"That's what we get goats for." That's what I'm missing...i need a goat for all my weeds! 🤣🤣

[@valerieloney5565]

Farm is a great life for a big family xxx

[@angelabrown1950]

When we were younger our Dad took us on long rides like that! We ended up on a goat farm and mysteriously came home with a baby Billy and a Nanny goat!🤣🤣 glad you guys had fun!

[@kelseygreene5561]

Homesteading...definitely should go for it! That would be super fun content to watch!

[@timlouden5088]

We moved from the city to the country when our children were very small around 28 years ago. The best thing we every did!!!

[@brendahines3180]

Your children are so adorable!😊

[@traceybuchanan9153]

Solo's got an answer for everything, it's a good job we know him - women in the house and men outside - okay Solo with your wife and all the daughter's you have it's not happening

[@dellavest9269]

His first few men are getting ready to leave home, soon!

[@chicsss]

🤣😂😁

[@kang_rina]

Solo, that's called SubSIStance farming! always a joy :D

[@susannehiller6077]

"We don't even have time to make dinner most nights!" Hahaha. Exactly what I tell my visionary husband all the time. Good thing that us wives are realists!!!

[@poemsforgod2548]

Thanks for sharing your ride and thoughts with us. I have always wanted a farm life I think it is a lovely plan for your family esp in these days. May your dreams rest in God's will . Praise thanks and glory to God in all things . He loves us so fear should have no part in us. Love and blessings

[@Joncotter324]

This Coronavirus quarantine is starting to mess with Solo’s sanity talking about becoming country bumpkins.

[@susiekay7857]

My hometown has less than 600 people. You are 100% correct Sarah! Everyone in town knows what you're doing before you even do it!

[@maykuok944]

I thought for a minute there Solo said “ have you ever heard of Duckless, Nebraska? “ Sorry Solo 😆🙂

[@cherylgay7037]

YES!! Buy a farm! You would love it! The kids would love it!

[@taraschmidheini4674]

Did Solo yell "Yeehaw!!" While driving?? I sure did last time I took a ride‼️

[@OurTribeofMany]

🤣🤣🤣

[@taraschmidheini4674]

😘

[@Flo-jizi]

LOL, Solo. It’’s subsistence farming not substance farming. You totally gave me a chuckle with that one, but I haven’t heard the word in almost 20 years either. You took me waaaaay back. 😁

[@wewemcrhyne]

I was thinking a couple of days ago, “when a vehicle goes through a city with sirens going, people get out of the way and don’t think of it again. When that happens in a small town, people watch it to see which direction it goes, because it may be going to someone’s house that they know.” In a small town we are concerned for our neighbors and we know them.

[@clarebear6736]

Seith is looking really well and grow as he should. I was going to say try looking for hatching duck eggs on your local Facebook pages. Glad you found some anyway. On the land discussion I'm with you Sarah.

[@kimnutbrowncottage3790]

How many people heard "Duckless" when they said "Douglas"? 😂

[@wandarios1711]

Y’all are too funny! Either Solo has been quarantined for too long or he forgot his meds 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 All those acres and chores that are just going to take care of themselves 😜

[@darciisabella]

Woo hoo! Welcome to homesteading! You're going to love it. 😁❤

[@OurTribeofMany]

You make it look easy!

[@teresareade8221]

Hi from Australia!! We are getting ticked for unnecessary travel. 1,300. We can’t travel state and the boarders are closed. So enjoy your travel. I am loving this video💖💖💖💖

[@jillianh5956]

"Are you being racist?" "Yes." 😂

[@patriciajohnson8453]

@@niecybaby1960 Lol, there're racist in every race, not only whites!

[@jennaglora1038]

niecybaby1960 the definition is a person who shows or feels discrimination or prejudice against people of other races, or who believes that a particular race is superior to another. This can apply to people of ALL races.

[@curlybibliophagist2]

@@niecybaby1960 really?

[@kristinh8542]

niecybaby1960 any race can be racist..... you sound racist saying its only white people

[@jillianh5956]

Niecy, I think you missed that part in the video. It was a joke. In fact, I'm sure Sarah was remarking on the racism of others (the ones staring at them as if they didn't belong.) Sarah wasn't being racist. That's why I thought it was funny.

[@erikameador8137]

Y'all could start a community garden on the church property (after the virus goes away, that is)! That way y'all can get y'all can do some farming and still live in your house! A happy medium!

[@TheNoonie50]

This is for Solo mostly. Remember that feeling that you had when you and the boys went shopping at Aldi's (when you got back from Florida) that time when the shelves were empty? When you have land, animals, and a garden, you never have to feel that way again, or unsure about getting your family fed. I'm with you, and I've owned two farms before we retired, and grew most of my own food. I still have enough land to garden on.

[@IronSharpensIron127]

The country life is the way to go. I thought I would hate it. But because of my husband's injuries we had to move to the country. My whole family including my teenage daughters love it. We have grown so much as a family. We homestead, homeschool, my husband is a pastor. My husband is disabled so I provide most of his care. Small towns are in desperate needs of Pastor's.

[@angelabreedlove6420]

Sarah you can be the “Pioneer Woman” of Nebraska!

[@tamaratorres6368]

I ❤ living on a farm when I was younger. Now, I'm married & we both live in the city & I miss my animals. We had dogs, cats, goats, cattle, horses, ducks, chickens & even quail.

[@jacquelinemedina9753]

Solo wants to go back to Little House on the Prairie🤣

[@ashleywasham2809]

We live on 200 acres and it’s seriously the best. Our son can go out and play and ride his battery powered tractor and we don’t have to worry about him near a busy road or anything. We have a big swing set, Sand box etc

[@Rrukofall]

Hello Tribe ..very nice to you all out and about..I like your hair color Sarah 💁🏾‍♀️

[@OurTribeofMany]

Thanks! Just my natural color. I never do anything to it. Must have been the lighting. 😜

[@Rrukofall]

@@OurTribeofManyit must be the because it looks lighter..Awesome😀

[@BlueRose0616]

Farm life sounds and looks cool and fun...but obviously alot of work and time. So I'm with u Sarah lol However, I enjoy Jamerrill's homesteading videos! So if you guys decide to do it, I'll be watching. Sending love from Tennessee