This Floating Tiny Cabin Is The Ultimate City Escape

[@JarvisSensei]

This has easily become my favourite series. It's better than all the home shows on actual telly

[@jmk1962]

So true!

[@clarytan]

Mine too!

[@thelovertunisia]

Absolute freedom. I grew up on the land here in Tunisia and I know what it means to plough the field and irrigate them as well as a nice fire in the late afternoon....

[@gwenettethacker9533]

True. My husband and I retire next year. This has been such an inspiration. We will be getting a mobile tiny house. We are talking with designers. We are so excited.

[@gabriellee6770]

100% agree. Between this series and NPR Tiny Desk Concerts, my KZbin habit is up and running full throttle, and happily so. I get so much inspiration from this channel, and dream about my future in a tiny home (or, maybe 2!).

[@neville2308]

When she said they’ve been dreaming of this since they’ve been a young couple, my heart melted. Love seeing people achieve their dreams and people who have been together for a long time. So sweet. 💜❤️💜

[@balmondbaby]

:") 💜💜💜

[@camouflagejumpsuit]

And then she said I dream of a 2 bedroon home with a large kitchen.

[@daveriley6310]

Imagine how great the rain sounds on that roof and sides, as well as how it sounds on the water. Great sleeping.

[@SrChalice]

Oh man, I can just hear it now.

[@kayelle8005]

Such an exciting build. I love this one so much.

[@JohnBoyJoy]

Well yeah.....when it rains at least moderately sure.

[@paulsuprono7225]

Hmmmmmm . . . . . 😊

[@franbutkovsky336]

Carlos infinite qqq1 PPP Qpp Ppa🎊🎊😣

[@shelleynobleart]

Bryce in people's beds is never weird. It takes an authentic person to be welcome that up close with someone in their most intimate of places.

[@WhoisAustin]

bruh what LMAO

[@cialajones1106]

😂 right

[@vaiuta]

Was thinking this! I thought will he remain standing at the top of the ladder? nope he sat on the bed! haha. then on a weird tangent, I imagined them getting intimate as part of the show like it was nothing lol.

[@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY]

seems to be a thing on leaving the city and growing food and enjoying life!! We are all in! nice place

[@tonybowen8519]

I dont mean to be off topic but does anybody know a way to get back into an instagram account? I was dumb forgot the password. I love any tricks you can offer me!

[@maximilianjon8930]

@Tony Bowen Instablaster ;)

[@Sunniebby3]

This is doooope. You would never guess it looks that nice inside

[@stephanieburns4560]

As a long time houseboat dweller, I can tell you it is simply magical. Floating untethered from the ground makes for great dreams, and pretty fun reality, too. These 2 are so smart to have the best of both worlds. Houseboats are so light on the earth. They provide a nice hangout for birds (even nesting). What a beautiful place.

[@elrey8876]

At what point are you too old to go up and down that ladder to get to bed? Even if you can still do it, the risks of a fall and hip injury must increase a lot more when you're doing that every day.

[@amandawilcox9638]

Stephanie Burns What a lovely description of houseboat living. Thank you!

[@hannalyzing]

Yes a mallard lay eggs on our balcony every spring.

[@danandkiko]

This is gorgeous. The upstairs loft struck me as almost a chapel or church in shape and color. It's profoundly spiritual.

[@10AntsTapDancing]

That is an incredible idea. People might laugh at the tiny house movement but it's gaining traction. Councils should be pushing for this themselves in towns it solves that problem of land. Perhaps not on pontoons lol but there are lots of people who don't need big houses and this one is so sweet and simple and inexpensive.

[@frostylapine]

Irene Ewens but those people who don’t need big houses still have them. They have the money to buy them and they did. Nothing wrong with that in my eyes

[@paulagwhyte1720]

@@frostylapine It's wasteful and dumb is what's wrong with it. Using resources on our straining planet that they DON'T need to use. Killing trees and using power we don't have. Why? Who needs three bathrooms and eight bedrooms. No one. I grew up in a family of seven with one bathroom, one telephone, like most people I knew. Somehow, it worked!! We shared bedrooms. My boys shared bedrooms. Didn't kill 'em. People are so nuts now. Why not have a smaller house and donate some money to the poor. Or use money to help Habitat for the homeless or be less of a DRAIN on the planet? You know, be a tad less selfish? Not saying YOU are, I'm just saying the people who spend to the max of their ability and beyond because they're sold this bullshit idea of spending just slightly beyond their means, is BS.

[@frostylapine]

Paula G Whyte Well yes I agree with you 100%. It’s extremely wasteful and all but I still don’t see anything wrong with them owning a big house. If you’ve got plenty of money, chances are you aren’t going to donate it. Most of the people who own them are raised with all that money and don’t know any better. If I were raised with millions of dollars and my family never donated or helped anyone who needed, then what are the chances that I will donate? Slim to none. But just know that I still agree with you that it’s wasteful, but I don’t see anything wrong with them owning said property.

[@myself-wm8ek]

Paula G Whyte that’s pretty hypocritical of you to tell other people how to save the planet when you’ve contributed to the problem by having children. The absolute worst thing you can do for the planet is have children. More humans = more drain on the planets resources, more waste etc. I think you should take a look at what you’ve done before condemning random strangers on the internet whom you’ve never met. Also, I will not be giving up the 3 bed house I share with my 2 cats to move into something smaller (and likely more expensive) to donate to the “poor”. The only poor people in my country are the ones who have made stupid decisions, like excessive spending, doing drugs or choosing not to work. No way would I want to give my hard earned cash to these underserving fuckwits. You’re a moron.

[@smallnoob7577]

Luckily we already have a better solution to use as much space as possible in cities: apartments.

[@Kat-n-Ollie]

These folks are extremely clever and creative. Who would not want to wake to that beautiful view every day. ❤️

[@twominutetips]

Another beauty on a very beautiful lake and piece of land.

[@deyadubai]

The man's voice is so calming, accommodating, settling... Not a grain of frustration, stress, passive-aggression - all unavoidable around me.... He may not realise it, but he has built the perfect life in many ways...

[@Shadow2084]

Thanks a lot Bryce for this beautiful video. I've always admired people who have a vision and run with it. This lovely couple definitely had a calling and responded with grace and fortitude to a masterful conclusion. I wish them many years living their dream. Take care Bryce ;)

[@livingbig]

You're very welcome as always Charles! Thanks for watching. Have a great day!

[@Captain-ln3vh]

Good for them, love it. We left CA for the Colorado River in AZ, USA. Our vacation home became our sanctuary. Living at the water, sitting on the beach and left that rat race.

[@jillsAndHills]

I just love New Zealand... It's such a beautiful country with a mix of eastern and western cultures and very nice people.

[@malcpkim8]

So impressed. Off-grid and self-sufficient. That is a dream worth living!

[@suharyochaidir6613]

Hi..I'm from Indonesia. Two weeks ago I happened to watch Bryce's channel...since then I love his ways of speaking positively on the tiny houses and respecting the owners with the appreciative comments. From all the videos...I like this floating city escape the most...the model stands out of the crowd and the surrounding environment is wonderful. Thanks and great job Bryce & Rasa👍👍

[@lon8486]

Absolutely love the property! The cabin is cozy but just a little too small for me ... This couple look so peaceful and content, really nice listening to them 😊

[@111-e7n2k]

Some people are maximists whilst some are minimalists. Less junk more life quality.

[@rayrayrayrayray79]

Not just the most beautiful tiny home I've seen but the most beautiful home I've seen..

[@paulsuprono7225]

Haa . . . ?

[@sharonking7727]

Breathtakingly beautiful!! The property is surreal! Only in a dream...type of property & environment! God has truly blessed you with an amazing imagination come true!💕💫

[@SwirlingSoul]

The one thing I didn't see, is storage. But the location is gorgeous

[@TheShauNanigans]

They probably store a lot in the tent they've been living in. They mention that set up briefly a couple times.

[@JohnsonLJ8]

There's plenty of storage at the bottom of the lake.

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

Gas for cooking and heating? Domestic drinking water? Washer and dryer?

[@jojober1980]

SwirlingSoul yes no storage @ all, maybe they store stuff in one of the buildings on the property like clothes whatever their needs are but I was thinking the same thing it's Immaculate and pristine the way I keep my home but there's no closet or storage anywhere kind of weird

[@tubularguynine]

@Kayla - There's a big, round window over the front door and another over the bed on the rear wall.

[@Noa-hs6qy]

Bryce that opening shot of the cabin and the water is stunning! How I miss living on a house boat. Will now enjoy the rest, know it will be good as always:) Love your work

[@shyfy2650]

So cool! Love the land and the floating tiny house. To be unencumbered by debt, job obligations, etc. is the dream of most people.

[@ChristSaves88]

Very beautiful and creatively done! I absolutely love the scenery! The host is always soo enthusiastic and charming!! Love this channel!☺️

[@wilmarego6424]

Bryce it's really beautiful home...I couldn't stop myself from taking snap shots of the house 🏡 Thanks for showing us such lovely homes.

[@marim0y]

This house is so cute! I should have loved to see more of the farm itself. What a gorgeous parcel!

[@mattevans-koch9353]

Love the Gothic arch style of the structure. Gives a much better space her the walls. The corrugated metal roof even adds stiffness to the structure. Just needs a small wood stove to sit in front of when looking out the beautiful entry doors. Thank you again Bryce.

[@ConscientiousOmnivore]

Next time, please show the tent too! Seems like a really great couple. Thank you for another great showcase Bryce!

[@evi4822]

I stop my searching. This house boat model is going to be mine. Thanks to this lovely couple.

[@elizzievb]

Your vids just NEVER disappoint! Always a pleasure to watch and you are such a nice fellow with such an easygoing style.

[@christianhamel4862]

What a amazing views on the water, just stunning with a morning coffee,... nicely done and great story

[@ImDBatty1]

Good morning Bryce and Rasa! Careena and Chris have a lovely home, thank you so much for sharing it with us! I like that it reminds me of an inverted boat! 😊 Looks like Bryce will be getting lots of comments on his hair! Ohhh dear! 😂😂 Much love to all! 🖤🦇

[@dannettekey8375]

Beautiful home! I love the way Bryce just makes himself at home, it just goes to show how incredible he is and the home owners as well! I love the way Bryce gets in every bed of every home he shows! ❤️❤️❤️❤️. I love this floating home! Peace and tranquility and in such a gorgeous place.

[@carrie8541]

Love the veggie garden too, Nothing like growing your own food. very inspiring.

[@love_lyzza]

This is different...it's beautiful 💜 Thanks Bryce & Ras!

[@symphytumtribe1582]

Bryceeee!! Thanks.. you always do great job finding more people doing interesting and different things. Keeping it golden bub. Love your show!! From Cali =)

[@Peace4All09]

Love this, i have just started looking at house boats but this Ark, absolutely gorgeous. New Zealanders are really leading the way 🙏

[@athenacollins9298]

Beautiful The land is gorgeous as well God bless you in building a home

[@badsaddamdotnet]

im so happy and yet annoyed that your so happy bryce lol nothing phases you. you are awesome

[@marianocontreras3317]

Bryce: Speaking 5 whole minutes about all the aspects of the house Chris: ...yeah

[@trishalivingston1051]

Gorgeous... but those steps when you need to 'hit the restroom' in the middle of the night... no room for a wrong foot in the dark.. scary. Great ideas... real stairs for me. But to be off grid... WOW... love that and growing your own organic food... your own hens for fresh eggs, pasture raised. FANTASTIC AND BRILLIANT!

[@vilakshanventures]

Wow this is absolutely Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ Incredible 👌 Warmest greetings and loads of love from Nepal 🇳🇵

[@karenkayyen3361]

This show just lights up my life and fills me with so many ideas i would like to create. I'm addicted and binge watching every show it's criminal 😂 Thank you Bryce and Rasa for such amazing work and editing. I'm always captivated. Much love from Kenya, East Africa 🤗🤗🤗

[@luearanteed3387]

Как бы я хотела иметь такой сказочный домик. И плыть по течению до конца. Счастливые люди. Удачи им во всем.

[@rainyday1928]

I absolutely love your videos. As someone who is currently planning the possibility of constructing a tiny home on wheels, your channel has been SUCH an asset and an inspiration

[@joexg50]

Like to see and even purchase a place built for the Handicapped, I man really disabled, means no upstairs, a shower where one can sit to shower amongst other considerations. Thank you

[@livingbig]

They are out there! We haven't found any to film for the channel yet, but I would love to feature one. You can check out some designs online though.

[@Noa-hs6qy]

Joe G I think I saw one a long tie ago on Kirsten Dirksen's channel, If I remember correctly it was made of shipping containters. I will post the link if I can find it ok.

[@wilmaknickersfit]

I would love to see this too. I have MS and can still walk at the moment, but I always look at the videos from a limited mobility aspect. Hope you can find something for us Bryce.

[@rkbush27]

Not only does my wife have problems with stairs, but I have problems with heights! What I've seen with the lofts scare me to death. Between my wife's problem's climbing regular stairs, and my fears, I'd love to see more one level builds too!

[@senpaiseven1155]

You could just use the height and put it to lengthen the width of the house and make a bed room at the back. The kitchen could be made opposite the bathroom and you could make a bathroom where the whole room is a bath. (Sorry if it sounds confusing)

[@kimhorton6109]

Lovely, lovely site and a home that is sufficient to what is needed. Good job well done

[@CeroToTheFace]

This is my favorite Tiny House you guys have shown so far. I just love it!

[@maggiebuchanan9369]

What a gorgeous area and a very interesting home. Wonder what it will be like in 10 Years. Thanks Bryce, as always a great video !!

[@RVJoey]

First time seeing this type of home!. Very inspiring.

[@ahikernamedgq]

Bryce, great video as always. Thanks for finding inspiring stories and sharing them. And, I just wanted to say those camera drone shots are a treat!

[@MakeMeThinkAgain]

This home is a catenary arch, in case anyone is wondering. I'm not a structural engineer, but I THINK the advantage is that it's all compression without tension. I'm sure someone will correct me if I have that wrong.

[@romilatuling7581]

Very nice idea...living in floating house with the amenities of a regular house. For me it's fantastic!

[@taquaeanderson2683]

The view is everything really good location 👏and cabin is absolutely adorable 💞

[@wollinger]

I will definitely wait for the 10 year visit!!

[@li-anderker55]

The first tiny home that has made me truly covetous.

[@Nohoana45]

This has to be my favorite episode as I am looking to build a Arched Cabin myself. Never thought of having it put on a floating platform! Love what they did.

[@bingbong9006]

Very nice DECK!

[@BalloonGangs]

Now iam so much addicted to this channel and I always put this videos in watch later becaz I can't see all videos in one day so I love this channel so much

[@ALLNAMESAREALLREADYT]

you should show us sometimes how all these tiny houses works during a very cold winter , I mean all this is a fairy tail during summer

[@hearmenow909]

Heating

[@kanikagaral7637]

U can watch tiny house nation on Netflix. U will actually see tiny houses being built from the scratch so u will know what goes on in a tiny house and house it is made sustainable living.

[@hajrakhan5094]

Wow. They have created a little heaven right there. Loving it!

[@zarakikenpachi9210]

I'm homeless..i hope i can earn some money and start to build my tiny house..love this channel..

[@ellipseelectronique1651]

In which country do you live?

[@dogcatparty7371]

Try to contact the two brothers who have the channel 'relax shacks' by 'Deek Diedreksen?' He wrote a book and has popular annual festivals on 'how to build your own.' Look for stores that give away or sell at low cost, housing items, for example: President Jimmy Carter started, 'Habitat for Humanity' and they have stores all over America. Look at the web sites for Urban Ore in Oakland, and Berkeley, California, USA. Oakland has a store that sells used kitchen stainless steel counters, etc. No matter how good the food, it is difficult for restaurants to make enough profit to stay in business. Probably similar stores in all cities. Try to get the local religious and city government to help out in recycling these items, instead of sending them to the landfill. Every city Food Bank, should work together with local recyclers to help make this happen. Look up the company 'Arched Cabins' and see if they can help you find a special deal. Maybe a volunteer or work exchange. Good Luck in your goals. August 16, 2018

[@tabschahla3814]

My heart goes out to you...just know that if you take it to the Heavenly Father His love will carry you through😏be blessed by the Most High hun🙌🙏💙

[@tabschahla3814]

Ran Kitahara wow...that's super insensitive smh I honestly hope that if/when you are in a situation such as this that someone tells you to "just be grateful you can still come on KZbin"...talk about lacking in compassion,you should be ashamed of yourself😐 O and that crap about dreams,what does that even mean?🤔 you probably have a roof over your head so how can you talk about someone else's 'dreams'(at least as far as housing)?

[@davidostar157]

zaraki kenpachi honestly bro sell drugs for a bit you’ll get money and then stop selling

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

Holy cow !!! What an awesome lifestyle. When can I move in ??? My life partner and I are going into a change in our life and this would be something we would absolutely love to do. Thanks so much Bryce for another great adventure ♥️

[@JustinY.]

Nice home!

[@heartpath8038]

Goodness, you truly are everywhere, it's like you're following every channel I'm subscribed to as well 😬😬

[@hinnahussain8664]

ikr

[@u121386]

There’s ma boi

[@jameshaswell2345]

Wow! What an awesome home. I love how they have embraced the idea of learning new things at their age. This reminds me that my dream home is reachable.

[@BawsEdsy]

Very nice.. 😍🏡

[@CORYJOHNM]

100% COOLEST set-up I've seen yet and I seem thousands of tiny house, earthship, yurt etc videos. I'd have two other units permanently anchored out in the center of the pond and when visitors came that cabin would break away from the flotilla and thats all the visitors would have access to.

[@marshalniel]

Is there any mosquito in NZ? Because in my country, its a bad idea to set up a home near water, since its a place for the mosquito laid the egg, and they laid a lot of egg. A lot

[@jaxta86]

mosquitos are everywhere. especially where he is lol

[@linuxgeek87]

Yup, lots of them. The sandflies are even worse.

[@myself-wm8ek]

YES

[@anneabdull3217]

You are right...but never by stagnant pond ...keep the fish inside...your problem solved.

[@barbydal6217]

And I am imagining a snake or crocodile visitor...hahhaha...

[@britneycrazy3461]

It's so unique, so lovely ! A cabin by the water!

[@HeleneHarding]

When the two get older it becomes problematic with the ladder. And where do they keep their clothes? But the cottage is very cute.

[@katharinedavis4947]

@Helene Harding . Maybe they keep clothes under the sitting room seats , all folded ! As with so many of these places, OK for holidays, but not full time for me . K

[@beverlyhigh620]

A beautiful life. You're truly blessed

[@me.9018]

I like this channel so much that I feel like I might be developing an australian accent! LOL

[@emmae8857]

*ahem* New Zealand accent

[@me.9018]

@@emmae8857 I'm so sorry... You're right! LOL... It took me a long time to realize that... English is not my first language, so I just noticed the different accent and thought it could be Australian... Since he is always showing tiny houses aroud the world, it really took me a while to realize he's actually from New Zeland

[@emmae8857]

@@me.9018 Completely fine! But thank you for the message!

[@ZalthorAndNoggin]

A very special home yet again and with a sizeable piece of land. Great idea to pace themselves with the project for at least ten years. I'd say it will actually take Chris and Careena a lot longer but they have all the time in the world. Good luck to you both and enjoy every minute.

[@bluedancelilly]

Beautiful. But where's the storage - where do you put your clothing? And does it hold up in a storm?

[@chakraboosters]

Your videos are so awesome Bryce and I love the way the drone shots give us an expansive understanding of the whole surroundings. This area is so lovely!! Thank you!

[@shruggzdastr8-facedclown]

What I like most about this floating tiny house is how, because its dimensions aren't confined by the need to conform to the width of a road/street lane, it's not so trailer-style narrow like so many typical tiny homes are!

[@Flyingdutchy33]

_"We lived in auckland and didn't like the busy citylife and traffic"_ -> Looks outside in the Netherlands... Yeah, Auckland... I may have to go there to calm down a bit.

[@chanchoyling4919]

An amazing couple who is adventurous to pursue a dream

[@Tsiri09]

Amazing!

[@jesusislordofalleveryknees1067]

Sweet couple. That's what I like about this home. The very nice people that live here.

[@p.brooksmcginnis1749]

Take Chances by Caitlin Johnstone Take chances, my love. Take the plunge into the unknown. Take a chance on love, on art, on speaking out, on shining bright, on quitting something old, on creating something new, on following your passion, on your crazy idea. Take chances. At this point, what the hell have you got to lose? The earth is turning into a fireball because day after day after day after day, people played it safe and kept acting out the same old predictable patterns again and again and again. The old patterns have failed, my love. The old ways of doing things have failed as spectacularly as anything could possibly fail. We stand now on a dying planet staring our own extinction in the face, and we're afraid to take chances because, what? Something could go wrong? It's already gone wrong, my love! It's gone as wrong as it could possibly go! So take chances. If there is any hope of pulling up and away from the numerous disasters looming on our horizon, it isn't going to come from following our old patterns. It isn't going to come from the same tired old spinning wheels which brought us to this point. It's going to have to come from the unfamiliar. The unknown. The unknowable. The unpredictable. It's going to have to come from so far outside our old patterns that it will astonish everyone when it arrives. Be courageous. Fear will come, because fear always comes with any leap into the unknown, but be courageous enough to feel that fear fully, all the way through, and keep moving. Move confidently in the certainty that you are doing something truly heroic, because if anything is going to save us, it will necessarily involve a radical shift outside of the familiar pathways which brought us to this point. You are a hero. Be certain of it. You already have some idea what I'm talking about here. If you don't, sit with it a bit; it'll come. Those doors you've wanted to open but you haven't because of fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear of instability, fear of uncertainty, fear of fear. Start there. Start there, but (and here is where a lot of people go wrong) don't bring your old patterns to your leap into the new. Don't put new wine in old wineskins. Be courageous not just with your actions, but with your thinking and perceiving. Allow unprecedented ideas to come in from outside your old repetitive thought loops, allowing you to improvise an approach to opening your new doors in a way that suits your new trajectory instead of your old one. Be courageous enough to relinquish old thinking patterns and allow inspiration to bubble up from completely unanticipated directions, undaunted by its unfamiliarity. Be courageous enough to bring unconscious conditioned defense strategies and childhood fears into consciousness, so that you can stop being a slave to them. Follow your inspired desire. Not desire for the gratification of indulging an old conditioned pattern, not the desires you think you ought to have, not desires you may have had once but don't anymore, not a mental image, but the deep, felt desire for a step in the direction of freedom, expansiveness, aliveness and exuberance. Let your inspired desire siren you into whatever new form you need to take to move through the next new door. Let it pull you out of your old patterns and into a humble, responsive relationship with a new way of being that you know you do not understand. Be playful. We didn't get here for want of trying, we got here because we tried too hard. We overthought it; we used our tiny tinker brains instead of allowing the whole wisdom of our being to guide us. When you think in circles, the fresh new ground you seek will not be found by more thinking. Feel your way around with your guts, your heart, your imagination. Let life unfold like a treasure hunt with clues hidden behind every smile. Greet people with fresh eyes and an open heart like Alice, curious about what they have to offer you and what you have to give them. Be open to beauty. Let it guide you. Be gentle with yourself. You have tried so hard my love, turning the same old wheels over and over again, and it's taken its toll. Give yourself a little pat on the heart and say to yourself, "There, there." Replace self-punishment with self-nourishment and your patterns will disappear. Nurture your soul. Mother yourself. You are every bit as deserving of love as those that you love so intensely. Love yourself like you are your own beloved and dissolve the patterns created by self-punishment. This is how you save the world, my love. Every step you take into the light and away from humanity's ancient patterns is a step away from extinction and toward utopia. We are all interconnected, so taking leaps into the unknown will bring the unknown into the world. The gaps you leave where your old patterns used to be are gaps through which potentiality can now pour into the entirety of our species. People in your life who are accustomed to their old patterns, and to having your old patterns to bounce them off of, may find this disappearance distressing. Their distress is an attachment to the familiar. Be compassionate toward it, but also be aware that it is what's going to get us all killed. Take chances. The gift of our impending annihilation is that there's no longer anywhere left to fall to, no longer anything left to lose. This is it. We've taken the old ways as far as they can go, and now we will evolve, or we will die. Evolution means change. Change means a movement away from the old ways. That movement starts with you. Take chances. _________________________

[@paulawagstaff686]

Thank you...such a treasure.

[@p.brooksmcginnis1749]

The Face Mask Placebo MASSIVE OUTBREAK OF PUBLIC STUPIDITY AS MASSES FEARFULLY WEAR INEFFECTIVE FACE MASKS IN NEED TO RELIEVE THEIR COVID-19-INDUCED ANXIETY. Health Authorities Admit Face Masks Don’t Halt Infectivity But The Fearful Masses Need Something To Handle Public Anxiety. Even The New England Journal Of Medicine Admits The Futility Of Wearing Face Masks To Protect Against COVID-19 Coronavirus. What is desperately needed are valium-laced face masks with drug-laced inserts to facilitate the continued aerosol delivery of anti-anxiety medications directly into the lungs. Public anxiety over a contrived threat from a mutated coronavirus has the masses acting like frightened sheep. You mean face masks aren’t going to protect me from getting the dreaded COVID-19 coronavirus? Answer: They are not. You mean face masks don’t really keep me from spreading the infection to others? Answer: No. Here are direct quotes from The New England Journal of Medicine April 1, 2020 report on universal face masking to protect against transmission of the COVID-19 Coronavirus: “We know that wearing a mask outside health care facilities offers little, if any, protection from infection… “The chance of catching Covid-19 from a passing interaction in a public space is… minimal…. “…During the care of a patient with unrecognized Covid-19…. A mask alone in this setting will reduce risk only slightly, however, since it does not provide protection from droplets that may enter the eyes or from fomites on the patient or in the environment that providers may pick up on their hands and carry to their mucous membranes (particularly given the concern that mask wearers may have an increased tendency to touch their faces)….. “…Universal masking alone is not a panacea…. “The extent of marginal benefit of universal masking over and above these foundational measures is debatable…. “Expanded masking protocols’ greatest contribution may be to reduce the transmission of anxiety.” In fact, by wearing masks you may be delaying others from developing memory antibodies for long-lasting protection against viral infection so our society can return to normal. Predicted food shortages from fearful employees not showing up for work and closure of restaurants reducing demand for foodstuffs, resulting in tons of food being thrown away, could be more of a threat to human life than the virus. Modern medicine has issued absurd directives in failed efforts to control spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus. But will the mindless masses ever catch on? People wearing face masks while walking alone on the sidewalk or while driving an automobile alone have become examples of mindless stupidity. With no one within a dozen feet, the ignorant masses wear face masks. The news media makes it appear face masks are mandatory (by law), but unless some law has been passed in a State legislature, it is only a guideline. Health authorities now concede that mandated measures to halt the spread of this mutated virus are only to provide peace of mind - face masks are only an anxiety reliever. Short of mass valium or xanax prescriptions for all, face masks will do. But just imagine if there is a shortage of face masks? What will the masses then do? Disinfection of grocery store carts is also useless. The CDC issued a belated bulletin the COVID-19 virus is not spread by contact with contaminated surfaces. Viruses aren’t even alive. You can’t kill them like you can bacteria. They only replicate once inside a living cell in your body. What is required for transmission of the virus from another infected person is very close proximity to facilitate airborne transmission from infected to uninfected lung. And even then, in healthy people, infection should activate antibodies and memory T-cells to produce long-lasting immunity. Until this happens, the public is a sitting duck for a virus that often doesn’t produce any symptoms. Hmmm… What tips off that modern medicine is pulling the wool over the public’s eyes is that tuberculosis, another lung infection with similar symptoms to COVID-19 coronavirus, is a far greater threat to life, yet modern medicine has never recommended face masks to prevent its spread. There is a hidden agenda. There are 13 million potential spreaders of TB walking around America with latent (dormant) TB in their lungs that could erupt and infect others should their immune system crash, like after being indoors in a lockdown and deprived of sunshine vitamin D. TB infects 2 billion people on the planet and kills 1.3 million a year. And COVID-19 is far less transmissible than measles, smallpox and polio. By age group, COVID-19 is only considered lethal in 80+ year olds. There is no evidence that COVID-19 coronavirus independently kills. It may just be a by-stander virus. Countries that have a 90+% rate of mask wearing do not report any significant decline in COVID-19-related deaths. The public health department goons are everywhere, closing down American businesses to the point of ruination. Restaurants are where Americans spend birthdays, anniversaries and holidays enjoying American life. It is no wonder anxiety may develop over time. It appears any public health directive short of asking the American public to stick their head in the toilet will be complied with. By Bill Sardi July 17, 2020

[@wakingtheworld]

@@p.brooksmcginnis1749 Wonder how many see this comment tucked away on your (mini) thread but whole heartedly agree with you/Bill Sardi. This Covid nonsense is a PLANdemic and the 'vaccine' is nothing of the sort. Not the place to discuss these issues further but yes, amazing how quickly the world population have been so duped and mind controlled. I find those who are 'awake' to the real agenda watch little or no TV which seems fairly common among 'Tiny House' dwellers.

[@SamuelSilva-bq9is]

Casinha linda e paisagem exuberante...

[@diasrvlife2649]

wow so wonderful and peaceful.

[@np-jf1zw]

Beautiful. I moved out of Auckland as well and I don't miss it. This is an option I also considered. It looks nice the way you did it.

[@dastrnad]

Beautiful! I love the floating tiny house concept. I’m still a little unclear as to why they put it on the water. Was it to get around building code restrictions?

[@debracarter2982]

They said it was to get around council restrictions.

[@dastrnad]

Luc Videos okay, then! Thanks for the reply. Makes total sense. Of course, the concept is so cool that saving money is just a bonus : )

[@christy4421]

I watch this series all day long. It’s amazing.

[@tamaraweber3296]

Very Nice, great use of space. Love the hidden stair's. Living off the land growing your own fruit's and vegetables. It's a vegans Paradise.

[@AshCupric]

Tamara Weber they’ve been spending most their lives livin’ in a vegan’s paradise. 🎶 🍎 🍇🥬🍉🥝🥕

[@cannavaras]

Wow love that. My favourite home in the last few videos. Thanks Bryce, great show as always.

[@Nautilus1972]

Dude. Floods. Make your house pre-floating. Brilliant.

[@thelmaarmstrong5431]

I have a big house and getting tired of the maintenance. I love the idea of downsizing to a place with lots of green area.

[@macrostephanie]

Stunning location. Beautiful interiors. But lack storage.

[@janetbrowning9089]

I love it that it looks like the top of a boat sticking up out of the water and the property is well managed too...I can see them one day, with their chicken coop and garden on board too...lol The definitely did an amazing job and so unique too... 💖😊🌅

[@Andy_M986]

Wow,!,what a stunning property to build a future on!. An incinerator toilet powered by wind would be perfect for those buildings.

[@bernhardgro4680]

Ever since I was a kid I loved sleeping in selfbuilt caves out of matresses and pillows and whatever. I loved most of these houses so far and they tend to have an upstairs bed for convenience sake and that's honestly my main selling point on most of them, getting that feeling back of sleeping in a closed, cozy place is bliss to me

[@CaptainXJ]

Winter is coming.

[@jojober1980]

CaptainXJ yes I didn't see any heating devices in the home so I'm a bit confused

[@inigohiroki]

By far the best glamping tent style cozy tiny home with an outdoor space. 😘

[@samasiaskipperable]

Bryce how do you come across these homes 🏡❓

[@alphawiley5042]

It's cool when people rediscover the child in them and reconnect with what really matters to them and not what their surrounding environment expects of them. Happiness and peace of mind are only accomplished through living a life one is about passionate. Without true passion there's no true satisfaction, only superficial one.

[@inspirationalspirituality2690]

Well the upside is falling in the water in the morning, downside is falling into the water in the morning.

[@hannalyzing]

😂

[@marilynschmidt6400]

True, before I came across Bryce I was a huge fan of George and Amazing Spaces. Both men are wonderful presenter's