Tiny cabins in VA's woods to slow down & resync inner clock

[@milkweeddreams8828]

I love his thinking, not everyone wants a communal fire pit, yoga or whatever, I just want to be...alone with nature...

[@milkweeddreams8828]

Ryan, you're a funny boy, I'm 69, spent my 20's and 30's backpacking in the mtns of Colorado, I have no desire to work that hard anymore to enjoy nature, I loved it then, but now...been there, done that!

[@77Tadams]

@@dd-vm1hs Wow, you are bitter. I think it is really cool....and the guy is lucky to make money off of creating things. You must be stuck in a dead end low paying job somewhere hating life. Maybe you should rent a cabin.

[@readingsbycara]

You got it. Solitude rocks! ♥️

[@gogee27]

Oh, yes, solitude rocks, and boredom can be sooo beautiful, so sweet ...

[@victordasilva5255]

Milkweed Dreams funny cause I just want to be alone....with you. 😉

[@LisaAdams.75]

For those being negative about this being a business... This is a great way to come and experience the space firsthand for those wanting / considering this lifestyle or possibly considering this idea as a business. Tiny houses aren't for everyone but are for many just as this kind of getaway isn't for everyone but is for many. How about sharing your opinion in a better light instead of putting the business and it's owner down. It's okay not to want to experience this getaway without the need for the insults.

[@blackridge1491]

This makes me grateful for the balance in my life. I commute 20 minutes to work, my back yard is nothing but trees, my dogs can run in my yard, I don't look at my phone all weekend (other than to check up on family) and I can barely hear the road from my house. I hope other people get a chance to live that as well.

[@jenniferholden9397]

Blackridge I've always lived in the countryside, even when it was on the very outskirts of a city. Never looked at my phone at work because I didn't have one, the house phone was all I needed and I was a nurse so just too busy. I do feel sad for people who are glued to their phones (let's face it they aren't really phones anymore, they are devices for your boss to get in touch with you 24/7 7/52) and I'm a bit fed up at just looking at the tops of people's heads and as for earbuds! If a person that's stood next to you says something and I say pardon I don't expect some ignoramus to pull a dumb face say doh and point to his ear. I'm not against technology just bad manners.

[@margiepeary8003]

I'm 71 yrs. young and am not understanding so much negativity re. this video and the young man who developed this lovely property? I think it's positive: 1) for those wondering what it would be like to live full time in a tiny house. 2) to give folks an opportunity to truly enjoy nature and unplug from the world. 3) the idea that making money doing something you're good at and love doing is really ok!!! Wishing him much success and the guests much peace:)

[@FyrFytr998]

Nice video, even if it was just an opportunity for him to plug his business. To all the people hating on the hipster for his lack of bushcraft skills and such. Congrats, you just became hipsters yourselves. Nobody cares if you’re making “real” campfires with a bow drill. Certainly not anyone in his generation. His business just might be the perfect introduction for these urban millennials to get outside their cities and off their devices. I know as a father of two teens daughters that hate nature. His cabins would be an easier sell than staking tents and sleeping on the ground. Gotta ease people into the concept.

[@jamieoshea2594]

I love the big window frame. Framed serenity. Easy. Simple design.

[@johnnyb6747]

You can rent a personal cabin for $40 a night at Prince William Forest Park in northern virginia.

[@nancybeegle338]

Please, do share information!

[@kandiwolfe1125]

I grew up in central Nebraska in the 60s'-80's when there was room to run and explore and just be a kid without worrying about anything except getting home before the. Sun totally. Set! Living in a big city has NEVER been an option ... I cannot imagine what a different llife it would have been ! I bet it is like stepping into another world for those who have never been out of the. City!! Bless your heart for having the insight to share the common experience(s) of "being" a part of nature....it has always been a spiritual experience for me and lets' hope it is for your guests as well!! Peace!!💜💙💜

[@marirose756]

Kandi Wolfe Great, Great comment. Lovely really.

[@allandehn]

I second that - what a wonderful comment ❤

[@barbryll8596]

This is great!! I live near a busy highway and when I visit freinds who don’t......first thing I notice is how the quiet invokes a very reflective peaceful state of mind. Like daydreaming.

[@sparkyvacdr]

Whatever the concept may seem, or be, this video has provoked. Thoughtfulness? Ideas? Criticism? Irritation @ sales pitch? I think it's worth watching again, and realising there is more to it than a video brochure.

[@cherriemckinstry131]

Great idea! I really get it and glad you don't cluster them together. That way they feel alone and everyone is there for the same reason.

[@Alpha17x]

I've long wished for an entire city neighborhood like this. I feel like our urban design across north america is all wrong. By all means clear out space for the commercial areas as needed but residential should feel natural. Like a camp ground. We can have most or all of our modern trappings without living in a standardized template.

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

Alpha 17x how do You want to re-naturalize living grounds with HOAs fining You for not mowing Your front lawn ...?

[@kristinburton4953]

Dirt poor people live like this all the time. They light a camp fire in the back yard and sit on old chairs. Maybe having nothing is everything.

[@manfredschmalbach9023]

Kristin Burton nice observation; seems like sanity and reason aren't completely extinct out there, yet ....

[@jeffreyvasby3230]

Back to simple! I'm not sure about people complaining about their rates. Our college town Hotel rates are that and too many loud parties. God Bless America and Good luck to everyone trying to get a new business started.

[@juliagill1281]

I've always related to this. I live in the Rocky mountains and when I go camping everyone is in a rush to go do things and half the time I just want to chill and enjoy the sounds and sights of what's around me.

[@petemavus2948]

Julia, sorry I'm so late getting back to you, It's like when people say " I need a vacation from my vacation " ;) but not necessarily you. Happy to see you came by again, missed your mellow smile. Stay sweet and most of all well ! Best Wishes, P.

[@ultracurious]

What a simple, beautiful & genius business these guys have stumbled onto. And what an amazing gift they are giving their guests! Fantastic!

[@graceantonio3573]

How wonderful! For city dwellers longing for a getaway to slow down & simply commune with nature's setting, its a novelty idea of a business. Good job!

[@happyfeetacres3397]

Well, I live in a wooded area... no landlines and no tv... I’ve chickens and fowls and outside cats and vege gardens... at night, all I can hear are crickets and frog noises and other small animals.. noise level very low to none at night coz there’s no lights on the road.. pretty nice simple lifestyle ... feeling blessed...

[@giselmaria8312]

ahhh...that is my dream, but simple lifestyle is so difficult to get. an aching paradox. I am working hard to save enough money to have a place of my own and start living simple. The journey to get there is very long and tedious...my hope is that it will be rewarding.

[@marirose756]

Gisel Maria I’ve started watching “Becky’s Homesteading” YT channel. It teaches how to buy land being poor with no $$$ down and much more. Some find her voice annoying; I adore her and have learned tons. My husband found her channel. It’s really excellent. Give it a look-see. It’s our dream too and now I think even with my husband’s and my health problems, we could pull it off.

[@grandmasterstoney6087]

ah thats my dream

[@readingsbycara]

You are certainly one of the blessed few. ♥️

[@nancybeegle338]

@@marirose756 lol. Found her a few years ago. Her lessons on buying land without money don't work anywhere around me, unfortunately, or I'd be doing the same thing. Making organic soap with a large treed yard, but neighbors and their dogs will drive me nuts lol. Best wishes.

[@ClaudyArfaras]

Unique concept and got a chuckle when this man in search of boredom succeeded with his four sausages, hot dog buns and one lonely mustard bottle... Well, with nothing to do, why not overeat a meal... Bon a petit...

[@scientifico]

I looked this up the other night. I don't have a job at this moment so I'm not going to spend 300 bucks to sleep in the woods but when I get a check, I definitely want to do this. An october night with a fire... grill some meats, roast some corn and veggies, drink some beers and smoke a joint.... wow. Its full of stars!

[@davidrankin9874]

Forget the haters...I like the concept; unplug and reconnect with nature and boredom.

[@demoiselledelamontagne]

I don't think "being bored is what you want to achieve. What you should do, and maybe what he actually meant, is "being in the moment" or "being present" (like the buddhist teaching "here and now") - NOT being "bored". Boredom is when you're thinking about and being distracted by things you're not doing and want to do. So your mind is somewhere else instead of enjoying/appreciating the moment, the task, the surrounding, etc.

[@petemavus2948]

@MrGunboat78 & TheOldGods...Both lucid realizations, personally I come to KZbin to not surround myself with myself or the limited understanding of so many around me. There's no judgement, I just walk with people and in anothers shoes when and where permissible. Feeling the love where and when I can, trying to give it as well. When things get rough, remember I'm rooting for US! Stay Well Everyone !

[@kathleenphillips2933]

This is absolutely the best vacation idea ever!!! Simply peace and quiet!!! Put the cell phone in a box and simply be one with trees!!! Fantastic...

[@EagleArrow]

This is wonderful! Trees are alive and they give us peace and energy. We are supposed to look up each night and gaze at the sky, stars and moon. 😊

[@elissetteg58]

Kirsten..I have to tell you how soothing it feels watching your videos!!! 💗☺️ been a follower since 11’ 🙌🙌🙌🙌 please never stop doing this!! 😎

[@marirose756]

Eye On The Sky Totally agree. She’s an amazing artist.

[@josephbeenchanged990]

💯 agree

[@karmak8t]

I agree, been following you for several years. Keep up the beautiful inquiries!

[@trinidyjones8991]

I have had this very idea in my head for years. Was so excited to see there are others who feel the same way. I grew up in a log cabin in the woods, no neighbors and miss it very much. Technology has made us spoiled and created an addiction within us. Its robbed us of the very beauty right before our eyes. We need to put down our devices and look up, see the beautiful world before us. I hope to one day have a place similar to this. And if you want to start a business in Idaho, I'll manage it for you. ;) Great video, thank you!

[@Gigi714]

Kirsten, as always, another glimpse of a place that I would never have known about and I lived in Woodstock VA for several years. Thank you.

[@gioiapharo7433]

Sandra Wheeler ........ Hello From Strasburg VA ...... Shenandoah VA is full of great get away spots

[@garden4life622]

I loved this video! Thank you for sharing. Completely agree that people are literally "starving" for time to simply unplug and do nothing for a change...For those who do not want to camp, or do not have all of the gear needed to camp (which can all be expensive) this is the next best thing.

[@kaydesign]

For the people that know how to camp, make fire etc. this concept is pretty strange. But for many people in the city this a good way to learn how to camp and re connect with nature. I live in a forrest and think it is positive and also a bit funny: ‘MyFirstCampfire’ ; )

[@viewer8888]

We used to go camping regularly and I have stayed at the Getaway location in Big Bear, CA. You are paying for the convenience of the experience and, for my trip, that was OK. I didn't have to worry about the camping gear or the set up or takedown. It's definitely a different experience, but it also definitely lowers the degree of difficulty and the potential stress level.

[@kaydesign]

@@viewer8888 Check! Nice concept for sure 👍🌳🌈

[@elizabethharttley4073]

Sweet and much quieter then current campgrounds. Space and peace for those that seek. Not too much impact either.

[@marypoppins123]

I love the idea and experience of quiet, business or not he and his partner are creating alot of mentally healthy people who are stressed out from work, family or life. Great job😀

[@nancybeegle338]

Wow! This is exactly what i've wanted for decades! Grew up in the woods in Michigan, with a small family farm at the edge of the forest. Even had a small creek. The most wonderful way to live, and to me, the only way. Wish I hadn't ended up permanently disabled and on SSI at just 29 years old, and had been able to buy a small piece of land to do this on. Now that I'm 61, pretty much alone, and can't manage a larger house anyway, it would be so perfect. Hate the city so much. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and your wonderful projects here, absolutely wonderful!

[@Realpacotaco]

Idk what it is but everyone in your videos sounds so calm and relaxed. I've enjoyed all of them! Keep up the great content!

[@ardentlyverdant1855]

The soft fascination of nature..loved this. Thank you from down under

[@mattheweburns]

Pricey, but I think the deal is that there are many people who can't camp -- if they tried they would spend a few grand on gear and be frustrated trying to use it on a 2 day getaway. Case in point: The couple locked their keys in their cabin... in the middle of the woods. There's nobody to steal your things, but the habit remains. The obvious goal is to turn the anxious thoughtlessness into intentional thoughtlessness for the purpose of relaxation. Some folks may be the best software developers or data analysts but not have a clue how to start a fire or how to relax lol but it's true! It seems that they offer a different sort of concierge to have guests attempt to relax by doing as little as possible, Im sure folks enjoy it, and I imagine that many more similar sites will pop up as tinyhomes/cabins become more refined and cheaper to mass produce (ironic...) Having grown up in a rural area middle of nowhere forest I remember my ears ringing from silence. After moving to a small town to work I forgot that tinitis was a thing until coming back to visit. There really is a sound of silence and it IS a deafening roar. It's possible to affordable live like this, but we're all tempted to try to do "better." Better for some is having an home in the woods on an awesome creek with a huge garden, but many sacrifice ability to produce great income as a result. We're very fortunate to have the opportunity to choose our lifestyles, and I think it's great that he's offering a temporary option geared toward urbanites while producing some honest income, building assets, that's honest work to me. Thanks for the videos, cheers!

[@petemavus2948]

Shazam!!!

[@prana9206]

Despite the where, what for and why...I think the idea is fantastic. Love it when he said: "go forest bathing" a concept of just walking in the woods. ***ALL & ALL being in nature like this is second best to what I think a Beautiful, Utopian HEAVEN would be like.***

[@barbtalbott8911]

This reminds me of a trip we took to Colorado a few years ago. We rented a cabin in Allens Park, a small town outside of Estes Park. We thought we would spend a lot of time in Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park but the front porch of that cabin was so meditative, with a gurgling stream and such beauty to look at we spent most of our time there. We did drive through the park one day and I took my horse loving youngster on a trail ride, but other than that we just enjoyed the cabin.

[@sandramullikin5088]

This is perfect for those that want to try out the camping experience but, don't have RV's or tents, etc. I think it's a really great idea. I would love to stay at a place like that sometime. It appears to be affordable way to ’get away’ from it all, as well. However, as a business, It would be a huge investment to start up a business like this tho. You would have to get a huge amount of land just to get started. It could be really expensive and take a while to start profiting from it because, it would be a seasonal thing. Tyfs!

[@casey4314]

I love ALL your video's. You do such a great job finding unique places as well as excellent filming. This one is one of my favourites. Thank you so much for all you do. Casey from Canada.

[@readingsbycara]

Yep, she sure finds some gems! And hello, fellow 🇨🇦 ♥️

[@joecutro7318]

I LOVE this concept. Haven't met one of your videos I didn't like yet, Kirsten! Thank you!

[@readingsbycara]

Truly, Kirsten, you find the most unique of stories! ♥️

[@CyberDocUSA]

Greetings from the 804 in Richmond, VA. Long time viewer of your channel. Keep up the great work. Shenandoah is a beautiful place in our state and worth visiting for anyone reading this.

[@SnwBrdnSOB]

I was about to book but I realized I could do this in my house backyard and I'm 30 minutes from DC. I realized this is for city people who have never been in the woods or have no desire to camp in a tent.

[@unitewithch]

I'm surprised by how many negative comments are on here criticizing many aspects of this person's idea turned into business. You have to understand what your paying for before critiquing the "high" prices or affordability of such a place. This person took the time/risk to understand a problem and then build/design and entrepreneurial model to address it. He designed it all according to his vision to provide his clients access to solitary experience, which is becoming a luxury in that part of the US. Can you find solitude in other ways? Can you find cheaper options? Yes, however there are trade-offs to them all. His business is built on 1 client experience, and 2 convenience. Your paying for for design and convenience! Most of these negative comments are simply out of ignorance of the entrepreneurial process. I applaud this guy for finding a solution to a problem, and then building/designing a business model that can be mutually beneficial to him and his clients. I wish more people could think and live more independently like this man, than sit and be armchair quarterback online. Good Job man!

[@CassTrashPuppy]

unitewithchrist agree 😑

[@lydiarowe491]

Peace out...retreating into what is such a tranquil location...unwinding with nature.⭐

[@lizard1971]

I love this space. Everything one needs, and that huge window, where the bed is, just WOW! I'd love to wake up there! The windows could be big on all sides, though

[@faerefolke]

It's so beautiful, I want to cry.

[@crescentmoonchild4031]

Camping!!!! Grew up this way! So glad to see young people are going back to this.

[@TheMaggieMia]

I like the feeling of privacy and peace, balance the place seems to offer. I can see why it would be worth the higher cost for a stay.

[@DonDufresne]

Fortuitous timing on this video, Kirsten. We had plans to camp for 3 nights on the Skyline Drive, however the threat of thunderstorms for 3 days led me to look into getting last minute reservations at "Getaway." Great way to experience a tiny house in a relaxing environment. Our first night was a deluge of rain, and we were nice and cozy. They go out of their way to make you feel welcome and comfortable. Conveniently close to the Skyline Drive. Thanks for posting the video, as always! :-)

[@tako_749]

Wow! In Virginia 🤭 I’ve been following you guys for years and I love your videos and now you guys are in the same state as me. Awww, so much loves and support for all you and your family have created.

[@marirose756]

Looked to book. There’s a getaway 2 hrs outside Boston! Yay. I’m totally on board. Thanks for some of the best YT vids available!

[@CamperVanGuy]

Thanks for producing this piece, as well as all of the others. An oft-used idiom that many detractors adhere to can also be twisted and applied to the Getaway project: Freedom is Not Free

[@HannahvanLoonCarlson]

I love his philosophy on boredom.

[@pdarling6812]

Love the great scenery, the tiny home blends beautiful in the wood 🌺🐞

[@ruththomas6361]

I love the design! I love the setting. Don't change. There are plenty of "group experience" places available for those who crave that. This one is for people like me who are just peachy fine being by themselves in the quiet woods going for walks in the day and curled up with a book in the evening.

[@jimlewis4853]

The cicadas sound like a car alarm. I have a Migraine Condition and found this hard to watch with the volume up. Nice houses. Great guy!

[@marirose756]

Jim Lewis Migraines suck. Bring ear plugs. Lol.

[@MiRoJu.]

Love this!! I wish they had these in more places. And yes the best thing is no group anything. Yuck. Leave socialization in the city. Great job guys!!

[@keiths314]

Such a wonderful concept - getting back to simply enjoying nature and life in it. Thanks for this video Kirsten!

[@larryguy7160]

Back to basics and less is more....great video and wonderful in 4k....Thank you Kirsten and family...

[@path_ethics]

Omg I can feel from here the relaxing coming from that big window at the back

[@michaelbailey3125]

I could see one of these in the Jungle or on the side of a mountain in Costa Rica. I love it.

[@vannerdherd]

You make wonderful documentaries, thank you

[@chiphudak]

I live close to this property in the Shenandoah valley. Think what you will, but the tranquility we have here everyday away from Washington D.C. is worth living for............

[@henrietta9206]

Best 22mins of the week...thank you! 💖

[@gioiapharo7433]

Hello From Strasburg VA ...... Shenandoah VA is full of great get away spots ..... which is why I love living here

[@marirose756]

Kirsten, Every time I think you have made your best vid yet, you go and outdo yourself. I totally would save to go down there from NH. Oh, how I would. How healing. It’s been said by others, including me, that it’s so enjoyable and lovely seeing you do your artistry as you take shots. I’m always curious who is the genius that directs and/or captures those moments...hmmm....💜

[@1luckystrike]

He's totally right. I live in the city, but the city is better if you get away from it... I can personally relate. I haven't left the inner city for close to two years and it slightly has me in a shell shock state of mind. ✌

[@marirose756]

Sivar That sucks! He has these getaways 2 hrs outside of 3 major cities, Check out the show notes, start to book some days and the cities come up with choices of THs. Just don’t put your credit card in and you’re safe. Just back page out of site after.

[@gregorylollis4267]

Relax ....haters I think this man has done a great job of offering a unique setting for those who seek a retreat from the city life. Those of you who are true campers and have all the gear, stay on BLM land or tent camp. Gear is not cheap. The prices offered are no different than a decent room in a major city.

[@marirose756]

Gregory Lollis There cheaper than a decent room that doesn’t even have nature around you or a kitchenette! At least in my neck of the woods.

[@jeromepadilla8055]

the view though, just sold me. im booking..

[@woodwardjr]

This is such a great channel. Been watching for years.

[@Michyhauser]

Wow, I love this...... the whole thought process as he explains it ...is where im at in my life now.

[@lynnsweet6902]

I found some use in the video. I am planning a cabin rental business in Alaska and this has given me a lot of idea. I have also taken note of some of the comments. Thank you.

[@ronabellesante4602]

It gave also an idea, some millennials also want to have a hide away from the noise of the city....great idea.

[@petemavus2948]

Glad to be of service ;)

[@janjbowman]

My husband and I are going to love this way full time but in little bit bigger home around 600 square feet. We are going to live in the wilderness.

[@MrProfessionalk]

Great showcase of disconnecting from the real world. Kirsten...wonderful clip.

[@cherriemckinstry131]

You are right about disconnect. We are so involved with our phones but getting further apart from people. Garden of Hope. How about a place with a fish pond?

[@andreewert1142]

Smart Design...simple and powerful....New Yorker that thought Deep....Bravo

[@roniercaballero]

I'm dying to live like this for the rest of my life 😍

[@Mazxlol]

I had an idea of buying a cheap piece of land and just set up a camp there... but i honestly afraid of some lunatic walk on me in the middle of the night sometime. i've camped in the middle of nowhere before and it can be scary at night!

[@roniercaballero]

Mazxlol yeah, i mean have a protection tools with you, i think it's a necessity to have, at night time you'll get used to the forest sounds and darkness. Fright will be unnoticed with the night sky.

[@Mazxlol]

Rein BCab i had a bear come to my tent looking for food once, really scared the shit out of me! anyway yeah i guess over time you can get used to it

[@marirose756]

Mazxlol This isn’t a place where bears will come or they’ll quickly go when people don’t leave food out. Plus it’s no tent which is definitely scarier.

[@bellablue202]

Rein BCab Do it sister, I believe in you!

[@tamaraweber3296]

Tranquil and they've thought of everything. Something for everyone.❤️

[@raymondharvey1821]

Ppl quit complaining. The dude did all the work to run this place you don't have to stay there, he can charge what he wants.

[@johnricks3258]

If you are in Manhattan, you could go to upstate NY or South NJ, when I got tired of the city , I moved to Princeton, NJ, and was doing exactly this kind of relaxation, specially over the weekends..

[@RichieRouge206]

Nice thinking. Cool designs too. Quiet apart from the knocking

[@PlayMyMusicPlaylist]

The problem is not cellphone but self control. Cellphone has emergency dial, camera, compass, map, time, etc that are still useful for offgrid

[@nhlibra]

The best way to live...grow up in a setting such as this...at/after college, live in the city for a few years while career building...then return back to where it counts...the country. (especially when you are about to raise children). I've got a 28y.o. son and can't wait until he returns from city living.

[@elleh3495]

wow, I’ve seen photos all over of these cabins individually, but had no idea they were in a larger area together. I find it beautiful and a bit sad: to teach people of the wonders of nature, but that they had not yet learned them...it seems one should get the chance to build a campfire, as a child, and not from a manual. That seems like a right every child should have-to build a campfire and stare into it and laugh and talk all night with friends and family. I love that this man is a thinker-and that he is a great expressionist-he can fully articulate the tensions that most modern humans are feeling deep in their hearts.

[@marirose756]

Elle D Great comment! Agree.

[@jay5soul]

my wife and I reserved one of these cabins for next weekend. Can't wait to escape. Great video

[@streb6]

I totally agree with this style of thinking. I have been living my life like this , almost all my life to date but I do have houses just for me and my family/friends. Only some understand this thinking, and it is not easy when you are govern by a materialistic notion, all around you; but one has to realise that it is in some way compliments, provides necessary innovations, new products , that extra time etc to enhance the freedom I want to achieve. Only negative aspect is that commercialisation of this idea once it is absorbed into materialistic stream of consciousness !🤔🌹👈❤

[@lsamoa]

That is such a lovely cabin, and the view is like what he said: you don't really need much more to be content. For those saying one should camp instead: camping and staying in a cabin are two completely different yet both valid experiences, there's no reason to set one against another. It's just down to personal preferences. Me personally, I prefer cabins. I'd rent this one in a heartbeat.

[@graphicism]

This is my daily view. I go to NYC for an escape!

[@readingsbycara]

You're in the minority, as you may know. And, you're tremendously blessed. I grew up in NYC. Now, I have a version of this as my daily abode. And feel grateful. ♥️

[@petemavus2948]

LOL that was funny. Why am I hearing the theme song to " Green Acres " and why am I feeling like Arnold Ziffel but instead of a T.V. it's my phone I'm into ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[@lindauribe6872]

We live at the top of the mountains .It is always quiet no road lights or traffic. Yet I can watch TV or phone and computer and tons of books to read. The Forrest is here .Seasons no crime.

[@rizkyagungwindiarto3228]

Lovely escape plan, in the jungle, and no one walking around you but nature.

[@AntonioLopez-pq7qk]

Fantastic house, ideas, feelings, thougths. Thanks for sharing. Great place.

[@jamesellsworth9673]

Excellent video...and near where we live, as well! I like this partnerships view of a fine way to experience the outdoors. Now, I have to figure out how to contact them: Oh...unbox my internet and e-commerce tools!

[@petemavus2948]

LOL I noticed how he had to make a phone call to have someone call someone else to get keys. Maybe Life truly is " what happens while you are busy making other plans " Fa la la la la...la la la la !!!

[@hero2006]

Boredom and solitude are a beautiful thing. That's why I bought a 17' travel trailer. Get video and channel. Did you happen to notice the make/model of the campfire kit box? Looks interesting.

[@marirose756]

Gary Smith No idea. I think they prep them themselves or google them.

[@yvindmathiassen7617]

Thank you for showing us this! I think this guys reflections on buisness and way of life is really good, and wise. Do something you love, and by all means, make money on it. The way he talks about balance between the two lifestyles is something I listened to, and need to incorporate more into my own lifestyle. Perhaps I need to start by making a phone lock box.

[@ideoformsun5806]

I love the video. I love forresting. I love the quiet. But if I did these cabins, what's missing is a comfortable chair to sit in if it's raining outside. And I would put windows with screens on all sides for cross ventilation, a ceiling vent fan, and a skylight. And I would cover the wheels with wood, or plantings. And they need an awning, or covered porch so you can sit outside when it's raining. Also, I prefer a Dutch door, a half door. This is good for kids and pets. I would have a well with one of those old iron hand pumps. A compost pile a ways off for composting scraps. And the camp, for me, needs a full-time resident helper dog. This looks like a good low impact use of the land! I know they are paying off loans for the 80 acres, and cabins, but the price seems high to me. I hope they eventually give discounts.

[@dadsurvival3077]

Wow...awesome video. I love Tiny house philosophy more now!! Thanks for sharing your life and thought. just subbed. :D

[@sueg2658]

Great concept. I would love to stay there.

[@Wakeupandsniffthecoffee]

What interests me is this idea and hipcamp or one of those venues. I have just enough property in the middle of Newport News that a couple of these would be comfortable. Being in the city and very close to historic places, as well as walking distance to the bus system, it would be like camping and at a decent price, like $50 or $60 a night it would competition well with and motels around. Being able to be among trees, wildlife, maybe harvest some food from my garden and be able to easily visit historic places during the day, or even going downtown to Hampton for some music, foods and dance and come sleep in a quiet setting is a bonus. Just need some money to initially get it going. I've seen some companies that actually bankroll it and then get their money back on the rental and help promote it.

[@JJoy-bk8yr]

Jim Hall Kickstarter, maybe? I don't actually know much about it but it sprang to mind. Best of luck.

[@shelleymackintosh6722]

Love serenity philosophy ....great idea 🌲🌱🌿🍃🍁

[@michaelamaestas4950]

Lovely , thanks , We Host on Hipcamp. folks love to be outside !