WE DIDN'T EXPECT TO FIND THIS IN OUR PROPERTY! LAND SURVEY IN THE PHILIPPINES | ISLAND LIFE

[@agile-j4d]

You guys have no idea how incredibly interesting this is for "foreigners" to watch! This is something so unique that we would otherwise never get to see, exploring a tropical jungle, seeing all these "exotic" trees, fruits, animals etc. This is so fascinating, thank you so much for sharing all of this! I hope you make lots of money with this channel and can keep uploading this interesting content for us to get an insight into this (for us) foreign world :)

[@donnamccluster6012]

Love these videos. The best on Utube

[@rayusa685]

Darlene and Boris make sure you save those bamboo trees and other fruit bearing trees, which is also beneficial for wildlife. In the long run, both humans and animals are going to enjoy its produce. If you find wild plants called panuon and dalikan, make sure you preserve them because they're both edible for human and wild animals such as turtles. Posted from Los Angeles, California🇺🇲

[@lydiobanana5469]

Beautiful piece of land. Rich in natural resources

[@ЭдуардГалявиев]

Дарлин ну какая же ты молодец, все знает, все умеет и ничего не боится 👍👍👍повезло вам друг с другом

[@Sofi-h5l4n]

👍🙏☀️🍞

[@gheecute5573]

Was the land title clean, make sure the papers are good and clear of any discrepancies

[@RinDen-q3x]

Yes, a lawyer processed the papers when they purchased the land

[@atebabytorres6357]

Wow! ube root crop! LucKy Darlene knows about plants! What a Wealth Land/ Rich!

[@canonind1909]

U hve finally delineated yr piece of land, Darlene. 👍There r quite a number of good finds on yr plot of land. Lucky u!! All the best to both of u. ❤️👍🙏

[@PhilippinesMyParadise]

Fantastically done! Another very nice video sharing of your "WE DIDN'T EXPECT TO FIND THIS IN OUR PROPERTY! LAND SURVEY IN THE PHILIPPINES | ISLAND LIFE" video. Full support & Best of luck po/Ned👏🎉👏

[@ISLANDERPOLYBOY]

THAT'S GOOD YOU FINISHED SURVEY , NOW YOU KNOW WHERE YOUR LAND BOUNDARIES ARE & CAN CLEAN IT ALL . HOW EXCITING

[@AlwaysPositiveSmile]

We are glad you guys are back with the new video !!!!🎉

[@adellealcaide9947]

Aloha! I love your latest video! Congratulations you guys are so lucky to have a property so big with a lot of fruit trees. I love your underwater video ! Really beautiful! ❤

[@shelalithgow6412]

Darling is A cleaver and smart lady. She has lots of talents..which is very useful to their new place xx😂😂

[@cbrown9555]

I love these two kids……

[@ralphvillaos7413]

Congratulations! God Bless!

[@oribird540fly]

Another nice video vlog😊🎉❤🎉thanks for survey extended to your property😊🎉❤🎉congrats! Take care😊🎉❤🎉

[@DennisD619]

I can’t wait for your land transform something that you two envision. Watching from San Diego.

[@JanGarysAdventures]

Me too

[@caridadangeles2726]

Congrats Darlene & Boris!&💕

[@conchopete1789]

Very good progress

[@rosemariealmero1214]

Yay I was wondering how your land was doing good to know there’s more land for you both hallelujah 🎉🎉🙏

[@musicmindedclaire62]

Carabaos are hardworking animals in the Philippines and are of great help to farmers especially in rice fields where they plow the fields.

[@valaaufaatasifauea2837]

Amazing couple and everything is great. Congratulations 💙❤️

[@susanyager4328]

Wow! Darlene! You are not afraid to explore and dig and touch everything! I would be afraid of snakes and bugs!! You have many interesting things on your property and it's quite big!! Congratulations and best of luck to you both! Sending love from the USA❤❤❤

[@emiliahellstrom3869]

A family who owns land can never go hungry😊 but self reliance. Now u have fruits and Ube, bambu is vegetables and furniture bamboo, jackfruits is veggies and fruits too.😊

[@emiliahellstrom3869]

Plant back d ube so u have ube all d time. Ube is very expensive. U can sell them if u have a lots😊.

[@edithpastelero2849]

DARLENE, REMINDER SA MGA TAO NA MAGLILINIS SA FARM NINYO...TO SAVE THE PLANTS LIKE THE UBE & MANY MORE, SAVE ALL BIG TREES, FRUIT TREES... ONLY CUT GRASSES, UNNNECESSARY BRANCHES, TWIGS'...

[@clairecastillo4807]

Yes, it’s true Darlene.. preserve the ube roots, to produse many more ube.. dahil sa ube pa lang malake na kikitain mo sa napakamahal na presyo ng ube.. God Bless you’ng mag Asawa 🙏🙏🙏

[@malyharel7310]

Hi Darlene replant the ube roots ,it grew more ube its delicious and expensive.I like to know how much didbyou pay for your kand and how many hectares ?Great video

[@Chillyhome]

thats a tasteful tuber. good source of food. plant and cover with soil the stems so that it will produce tuber again

[@ronniecomoda39]

You wont go wrong with buying that piece of land. You can start your big dream from there. Keep vlogging with interesting contents to attract more viewers.

[@rozaima9386]

Радуюсь за вас ! Работы много , но вы оба сильные и целеустремленные Все у вас получится !

[@gheecute5573]

Purple yam , purple taro , cook it with coconut milk ,

[@rosamariapineda8366]

Wowwwwww Congratulations. God bless

[@Sofi-h5l4n]

Добрый день!🎉Хотя я не знаю английского языка , но с удовольствием смотрела ваши ролики.Земля которые вы купили , это ваша богатство , уже все там растет . Можно сделать следующее : лесную зону и площадку для отдыха , установить скамейку для отдыха и посадить красивые цветы . Также можно добавить деревянные фигурки сказочных персонажей .Я назвала бы этот уголок "Дарлинское ожерелье".❤Впереди ещё много работы , удачи вам ! UFA.

[@foodieAllure]

Wow!! I like your Idea !! 👍😊

[@starapple8889]

An avid fan from New Jersey, USA😍❤️❤️

[@islandlifebd]

Thank you so much for watching po😊.

[@rayusa685]

Boris-Darlene I've seen so many wild plants that are growing in your land so please preserve them. One example is that plant they use to make "banig and bayong." Posted from Los Angeles, California🇺🇲

[@PelovelloJuanjr]

Hi! Watching...happy ur back.

[@angelinaarches4660]

Hello!Darlene and Boris congratulations!!!God Bless!keep safe.

[@islandlifebd]

Thank you so much 🙏😊.

[@glorecitatan2436]

You can use baby jackfruit as veges n cooked it wd coconut milk!! Yummm❤

[@fallandflurries]

I miss the "in the next episode" line ni Darlene😊

[@overthere1238]

I know.. but they are really busy right now

[@JenPH-tx7ft]

Congratulations to you both. Big big blessings you both receive from God and from your hardwork. You should to clean and cuts some trees from the area where the muhon located. So that people will identify that the land was surveyed.

[@ГалаШах]

Борис и Дарлин участок у вас большой . Работы много , может вам нанять трактор для очистки . Удачи вам !

[@diomelbalboa4586]

It is good that your land can do it survey to locate the exact boundays and lots numbers every points if the surveyor from Department of Agriculture it is 25,000pesos you pay if private surveyor is expensive.Then you can make a perimeter fench your property.

[@jh4803]

I felt so sad for that Buffalo. Congratulations on your new property

[@FakeIgorot]

That buffalo/carabao is a big animal. It can pull like a horse. That’s its job

[@margaretgregory5677]

God bless you both.❤️❤️❤️

[@islandlifebd]

Thank you very much 😊.

[@josefinaosis69]

nice ,that amazing after survey title nanaman good idea cngrats...stay safe darlene and boria. ❤

[@gloriosagargar232]

Very nice you have now your own property.nice job Bares and Darlene.

[@emiliahellstrom3869]

That bambu is so strong than d other kind. Bambu for furniture like chair, bed, etc😊.

[@ceciliabinas7584]

More blessings for both of you. Stay safe and healthy

[@terranikon7327]

Дарлин волшебница! Спасибо за видео!

[@islandlifebd]

Большое спасибо 🙏

[@melvinainarizona4472]

make a panungkit from the bamboo to reach the coconuts...sungkitin niyo...🙂

[@eli.capinbxu]

Do it for them, instead of telling them what to do in their propery.😮

[@fanaticforager6610]

Ang yuta kanunay nga usa ka Maayong pamuhunan, ingon nga 🎋ahibalo, Oo. ✌🏼☺️🌴🎵☂️

[@tricerider8692]

Your property has a lot of potential.

[@TitaMariamLovesfoodandtravel]

Itanim nyo ang sibol ng Ube sa malapit lang sa bahay nyo. Swerte nyo dyan sa area nabili nyo. Always be grateful to God. Amping mo kanunay.

[@islandlifebd]

Thank you po. Amping kanunay ☺️.

[@liliaolac1748]

Hello guys im not skipping ads for you guys

[@amleth9047]

Yam, wild purple yam.

[@malyharel7310]

Borris and Darlene when people you hired come to clean please supervise them and make sure they don't kill the valuable trees,fruit trees,ube,wild beautiful flowers,I see pandan.Your land is very rich you can see you have abundance of water.You have a lots of fern plants.

[@boyetmakulit8841]

Suggestions lang Darlene & Boris...habang wala pa kayong budget para sa fence ng lupa n'yo...pwede mo ng tamnan ng Niyog/ coconut ang boundaries ng Lupa n'yo para hindi na kayo mahihirapang hanaping yon. Pag tayo mo palang sa malayo makikita mo na kaagad pag laki ng mga yon. Mas marami at dikit ang distance nga bawat isa mas maganda. Dami ka pang aanihin. Pwede ka lang naman sigurong humingi dyan sa mga kapitbahay mo, I'm sure willing naman silang magbigay at mag share...kung sakaling bibili man kayo eh di kunti nalang. May pang boundaries kana mayron ka ring aanihin pag namunga na ang mga yon.

[@gramo63]

I disagree on planting coconut trees because falling fruits are DANGEROUS to adults and children. Plant JACKFRUIT (langka) trees instead. Buy ONE fruit and plant all the SEEDS. When the trees produce fruit -- share them with your neighbors and they will LOVE you! You have a big property, so make sure you plant other fruit trees like rambutan, mangp, calamansi, avocado, atis, guava, and chico. You probably have bananas and papayas growing there already. Good luck, you two lovebirds!

[@lourdescepeda2846]

You can also plant guyabanos to serve as boundaries. They grow fast and bear fruits fast too. It's adaptable to any soul too

[@marietago60]

❤Hi Darlene & Boris good morning ,watching here feom Leyte , good job for you both 👏👏👏

[@lyn-lifestylechannel]

Congratulations! Always be safe. - subscriber from Los Angeles, CA 💕

[@elisaconoso2427]

Always following your vlog Darlene and Boris. Include God in your daily life like praying and going to church regularly. So you will be guided and blessed with wisdom. GOD is perfect and both loved you. Watching from Cebu City, Philippines

[@atebabytorres6357]

Bamboo is a Treasure! you can build furniture and Bamboo Cottage houses/rest house for rent!

[@ulyssesmontojo9852]

Not yet season to harvest the Yam. Wait for the leaves to decay first..

[@philgogler9091]

Also good that you have many bamboo on your property, good for building 👍

[@liliaolac1748]

Congratulations you got beautiful land

[@corazoncamasura555]

Congratulations and keep safe always🙏❤️🙏

[@ceciliabinas7584]

That's nice you have ubi in your land😊

[@olgasoboleva1317]

Привет, друзья! Да, участок - сплошные джунгли! Чудненько, что уже отметили границы! Благословений вам, успехов в освоении участка. Рада за вас. Привет из Калифорнии США.

[@musicmindedclaire62]

What kind of plant is that that it gives you something to drink? Those bamboo will be useful for whatever you want to build with it. So, preserve them.😍

[@Mary-zd8xo]

That’s a huge stick insect you’re holding Darlene. Oh my. You’re daring. I’m terrified of that.

[@islandlifebd]

I love bugs and insects 😄.

[@emiliahellstrom3869]

Plant ur bounderies wd fruit trees. Ur land is fertile so it grows faster. Tell d one who pakyaw concentrate first d bounderies to clean. Maybe they can plant directly coconut trees.

[@zosimoybay2909]

You can cut the top part and plant it again so it will grow back.

[@edithaquino-js4pf]

Honestly you can not leave your land like a jungle. When your land is a jungle with over grown trees, shrubs, weeds & other plants…it attracts …snakes…venomous snakes…& Phillipines Hasan abundance of snakes… herein Australia the council regulates the maintenance of vacant land. We there are grown weeds, trees, shrubs…the council issues a fine. The burden of clearing falls to the land owner. The council can not tolerate a breeding grounds for snakes. Snakes in Australia are majority venomous. Philippines is tropical a very good weather for snakes…so scary…

[@agile-j4d]

No offense but this is not Australia, the whole area where they are is nothing but jungle. Clearing a few hectares of forest in an entire island covered with jungle isn't going to do anything in terms of snakes. This isn't a suburban neighborhood in Australia where it matters when there is a significant area that's overgrown, they live in the jungle. Sometimes people here are so ignorant and clueless towards other parts of the world. The whole world doesn't look and function like the west. And I'm from the west myself but this is not how it is in other parts of the world. That's like going to the amazon forest and saying you need to clear your land because there are snakes there. Duh. It's the jungle. There will always be snakes there and there is absolutely no reason to remove jungle there, it's all jungle. The only reason to do it is for their enjoyment of the land.

[@edithaquino-js4pf]

@@agile-j4d hola!!! No offense taken! But no matter where you live…. Land that is LEFT as a jungle will definitely have snakes. It is a good place for snakes to live, thrive and have a family of snakes… land that is jungle needs to be cleared!

[@edithaquino-js4pf]

@@agile-j4d Their land is NOT the Amazon…definitely not. They do intend to live in that land…therefore clearing that land will not only safe haven with snakes and when land is cleared …the danger of fires is also eliminated. The land can be an entertainment anytime…but a cleared, clean and safety land can also be achieve.

[@agile-j4d]

@@edithaquino-js4pf I mean yeah that is exactly the problem, land that is jungle absolutely does not need to be cleared, when you live....in the jungle! How do you not get that? They are surrounded by jungle. Should the whole island be cleared because there are native snakes there? This is such a bizarre statement. Again, this is not an urban place. This is the wilderness. You don't have to clear anything there. Yes there will be snakes. So what? They live in the jungle. That's life. If they want to use the land for something they can clear it. If not, it just stays jungle, like everything else around them and it has zero impact on anything because it's just part of the rest of the jungle around them.

[@BootsEnaje]

Nice and very unusual blog but like the say so you don’t waste any put permanent boundaries by putting cement and best to fence it up good luck in cleaning it up just be safe for any kind of in danger species like snakes

[@andresalisuagjr1722]

New subscriber here, after I discovered your channel one week ago. You two have a fascinating story, which keeps me coming back for more. I was born and raised in southern Luzon, the big island in the north, now residing in Virginia, USA. Your coverage of your new adventure in Mindanao is very interesting and educational. You are both blessed to have each other, showing genuine love, respect and dedication to each other. Wishing you much luck and blessings (hopefully with children) in the future.

[@tachiebillano6244]

BEAUTIFUL property, guys! Make sure not to cut down or kill rare and endemic plants or trees, like the ube, tree ferns, orchids, narra, etc.

[@mariacompayan7312]

If you can buy a concrete cemented mojon and bring cement that is good. You can put the mohon straight away after the surveyor tell you the boundery. Stick the cemento mojon taller that Darlin to the ground. If you are able to pay the whole lot in cash, I suggest you spend and get a boundery stick to the ground so that it will be safe and easy to find by the time you want to cultivate or utilise or work your land area. The simple sticky you put in the ground is easy to missed and easy to remove by strangers. So please be wise and think ahead

[@islandlifebd]

The surveyors told us that they will put the cemented mojons. We just put the sticks as markers so they know where.

[@MsVroege]

Measuring pole: using for surveying the land and Ranging rod for marking the muhon.

[@rogeraquino0513]

It is your land, and sure, you can develop the way you want, but please do it responsively. Natural resources are the treasure of a country, including the animals, like the walking stick you found. Check with experts in DNR to assist in identifying and perhaps ways to protect or relocate to areas reserved for none development. Who knows, there may be some endangered. You can make your land an eco tourism place where the wild is valued and showcased. You can augment with food & drink products such as coffee, cacao, dragon fruit, etc. Nature is loved by God, who blesses those who care for them. After all, we are only custodians of the earth for a season. God bless and may you be guided by the spirit.

[@violetaapelado1645]

Just wait and see how are they going to develop their property, sometimes , some comment's are exaggerating, suggestion's are okey but imposed what for them to do is quite annoying..just saying.

[@preciousyao1760]

You made a good decision to buy a farm. You can raise livestock like cows, goats, chickens, ducks to make it self sustainable. It's a nice place to retire. You'll be consuming fresh foods.

[@RandyVisitacion-b6u]

Wooohhh very huge lot! Congrats!

[@natureslove2929]

Those tuber darlene you can cup the top and plant back to the ground it grow back up.

[@dodypajes5198]

That yam or ube is not yet mature, its leaves in the vine is still green when it matures its leaves will turn yellow and whither. Its harvest time usually is from nov. to january. If you harvest it early it doesnt taste good.

[@mikee5654]

Awieee Congratulations!!!

[@JC-everyday]

Life is too short to think the future worries, don't be worried...Trust in God and everything will be smooth.

[@Ma.MielLaurinaria]

If you don't harvest the yam now, it will temporarily shed it's leaves and stems but these will grow again and next year, you will find a much bigger edible root crop.

[@graceconan4278]

Big land.Both of you take water everytime you go in the bush ( your land )or travelling ,to hot in Philippines easy to get dehydration .I think that root you found we call it Buga in La Union,boild and eat.

[@anastasiamamis6441]

That is how they work in our area too..lot of clearing too the surveyors

[@bhemlorena9597]

Congrats, that's a huge property, You can do wonders in that land.Both of you have this positive energy that really matches well with each other. Perhaps you can watch Bomanoma eco lodge and organic farm on how rhey started everything from dry soil to now a self sustaining ecolodge that caters tourist around the world. Its not big, so maybe you can get an idea since your land is bigger than them. 😊

[@wombatb4094]

I think when the surveyor was saying "side shot" he meant that it was the corner mark for the neighbors land, so you know that that spot lies directly on your boundary in between your corner markers.

[@JosieDuran-u3y]

Ube is good. Cook with sugar and pure coconut milk

[@rubendizon4194]

Ube halaya is yummy 😊

[@BootsCanlas]

Congrats 🎉❤ and stay hydrated , your Chanel is fast growing . From farm to Parasde❤ slowly bytsyrely

[@MaizelaWoodinUKVlog]

Good investment tlga ang farm❤

[@ЗинаидаДанильченко-р9в]

Привет из Азовской, рада встрече...

[@virgiepajarillo7463]

Ube root crop yan darlene mahal yan at masarap gawing halayang ube.

[@CAF60MILER]

This is such a unique video. Very interesting and informative.

[@javierruziellachloe3937]

It is mantis. It camouflages the color of the branches it sticks on.

[@GuiaStarks]

Glad to see you both enjoying your property. It’s scary to see you ride your motorcycle without your helmets. Please, always wear your helmets. Accidents can happen anywhere, anytime . It’s always better to be safe than sorry. God bless you both.

[@bellaliggayu]

Good enough that you had it surveyed. If i were you, put permanent markers like concrete mojon so you won't,lose tract of the real boundary,of your land, and then have it fence. It will be very expensive if you will have it relocated again and again. Bury the concrete mojon, put a concrete post and thats it. It becomes a permanent marker. Good luck.

[@preciousyao1760]

It is a requirement. It's the 1st step when you produce a new title in the name of the new owner.

[@mamarissafegarido6971]

Tama .maski malaking gasto peru sure kaayo na lupa mo to .walang mag agaw

[@allaschi8531]

Darlene.. i wonder ho much you paid for this plot of land Its amazing.. im happy for you guys❤

[@elenitaonapen3697]

Watching from New York 😍

[@islandlifebd]

Thank you very much ma'am 🥰.

[@loidaramos3081]

Hi Darlene, you cut the root part of the tuber and plant it, so you will have another tuber growing up.

[@islandlifebd]

There are so many ube on our property that we want to get rid of some of them and plant some cassava.

[@singerdavis266]

Privet, you are wonderful folks..I am happy for you, you have found a wonderful life..

[@gershumgratil]

Better to replant d ube near ur Haus, to multiply for future food stock.

[@gloriosagargar232]

Darlene gawen mong ube ,laga tpos gadgaren mo lagyan mo gata at keso at condense ang sarap nian.haloin mong haloin sa kwale hanggan komunat.

[@TitaMariamLovesfoodandtravel]

Excited din here. 😂 ❤❤

[@felipepastrana7184]

My new subscribers👍 i always watch your videos👍