Happy People series

[Shared Joy]

Life in the Wilderness
Official website film series "Happy People" | Director by Dmitry Vasyukov | Yenisei | Pomory | Altai _http://vasyukov.net/

Far, far away, in uncharted territories…live people we could learn from:

_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbhPIK-oBvA part 1 Happy People – Spring
Trappers’ life in springtime in the Russian taiga – hunting, fishing, breeding dogs, living a simple life in the middle of nowhere.
Building a canoe manually which is serviceable for 10-15 years is something! Some real examples of self reliant obyvatels!
Plenty of ice to get seasoned to the Ice Age idea.
The issues presented could offer inspiration in getting prepared.

_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIdHG9zyrtE part 2 Happy People – Summer
_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnAF_amhups part3 Happy People – Autumn
_https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjCs8qi3R0U part 4 Happy People - Winter

Enjoy!

 

[Thomas Alan]

Thank you Shared Joy:

Such simple lives they lead, yet so full. Family and friends, good food and drink, many skills by which the live with the cycles of nature.

Mac

 

[Chrissy]

I watched this a few months ago and enjoyed it. What stood out was the self reliance and relationship they had with nature and community. I think that's what made them such "happy people." I thought their dogs lives were interesting as well. They were tame and still a bit wild at the same time. The one that ran all day was amazing.

 

[Shared Joy]

Hi Mac, Chrissy

I'm glad you like these films as they convey a profound message - learn to read the nature and participate accordingly. This goes for plants and animals too. I myself had a dog and he was so special (for everybody who grew to know him) that became a real companion.

I also admire the skilled people - not the smooth talkers who promise a lot and do nothing - but those who can see the utility of everything and are able to cope with most challenges , as they are so versatile.

And again, here's the importance of communities - at least for me this is the missing part, as so far I could neither find nor form one. So I contribute to what I can here.

All the best for you all!
Joy