Finding the right space that you can afford is the most difficult, I looked in Spain, Italy, Canaries. All the spaces that I liked were above my budget. I've looked at some that exist, and most are either vegetarian, vegan, or something else that was unsuitable.

@@eliakimjosephsophia4542 We're here? Where do you want to be/go?

@@magmaraymaker.kweenkleokat8779 I feel that I have to stay in the UK now, due to my son and his health. Plus, I am not getting any younger. Thank you for asking.

Same

I’ve been thinking the same thing. I think if I could find one in a nice place, I’d live there for my remaining years. It’s such a great idea! I’m 66, single, and this would be perfect for me. I was going to look up tiny house villages maybe in northern Michigan, since I live in MI anyway and love northern MI, but actually, anywhere would work. 🙏💫 Thanks for showing us this beautiful concept!!

Yes, but for all the wrong reasons.

It's easy to build a paradise when you don't have to pay for your border security or the trade security that enables your wealth. We'll see how long that lasts.

Yes thank you for saying this. I watched thinking how perfect and bucolic this place seems but I think it’s mostly due to its (relative) isolation from other areas. The people seem very homogenous, all have the same outlook and vision. So there is very little crime, litter, noise… paradise for those of us looking for that but it is somewhat artificial. Never the less, I would love to live here it’s beautiful and progressive. It seems perfect.

I have found that to be somewhat the case for co-ops in the medium and larger cities, too. It's a conform or else type of mentality. There is something about being a co-operative that seems to be prone to this sort of thing, especially if more narcissistic individuals are given roles of power where they can manipulate others. In fact, there are hundreds of videos right here on KZfaq where HOAs of all sorts and sizes have been overtaken by power-hungry individuals, so it's not just co-ops that attract this sort of narcissistic personality type.

It's funny that you said this. Watching the video, I was paying particular attention to the interactions between the woman and the residents. Seemed a little frosty. I was getting some totalitarian vibes for sure, lol. I love the idea but ...humans gonna be human.

I'm sure there is a screening process, before allowed to move in, I'd prefer just a small chunk of land and remain private...No Kool-aid for me.

Yes but in the CO-op you don’t have meth cooking, folks breeding pit bulls or loud ass vehicles speeding up and down the street all day enjoying their latest muffler mod. Or do you? Lol Not sure there’s anyway to truly escape the human condition.

Must admit the place is truly inspiring-however my experience after living in Brazil for over 20 years makes me quite doubtful that the majority of humanity share this vision!!! Comments Welcome!!!!

@@cristinataliani5619 I feel in America many are to self serving and commercialized to even consider something like this. I would love to transition into something like this.

Those of us who truly believe and would like to do this can't afford it. You have to buy in at at least $350-400 is what I am seeing

@@Pangaea83 Do you mean 350-400 K ??? In cash ?? That is not chump change!!!!

@@phyllisgovia4253 the really sad thing is I feel this is true. most people I've met are not neighborly at all :(

Africa has tons of space

We all should cone together and create this space for our littles. Its so important

​@@timothyandrewnielsenjust because she is black does not mean she lives in Africa although she might

I could picture this for me as well it would be my dream to grow old in a place like this

@@jamiecampbell4666 There's a reason humans have been segregated for a few thousand years. It works.

do it.

Lissa Van Housten i totally agree with you. I'm looking to buy either a tiny house on wheels or park model and park it in a warm loving environment growing vegetables and people working together.

It only works if like minded people voluntarily put it together and work out all their differences without Government intervention. The government has been providing the equivalent of this for decades and one need only look at inner cities to see they are an abject failure. People willing to WORK can do this and people who aren't cannot.

There would have to be certain basic rules beforehand and a process or way to work out issues as they arise and for personal conflicts. Issues and conflicts arise in EVERY community; there are healthy and beneficial ways to resolve them, and, of course, unhealthy responses.

Government is necessary for things like permits, regulations (especially environmental and construction safety ones), basic infrastructure, grants and initial funding maybe, and civil rights/human rights laws, etc.

Seemed like a regular Hamlet to me.

Wish its not a cult.😢😢😢

oh its a democrat marxist cult i see that!

​@@veldalasit1140 I actually visited and stayed here for a bit, it's not cultish at all. Folks are really kind, its not ethnically diverse, but there are a bunch of different kinds of people, from different walks of life. its cool!

You racists are terrible.

do you kind of have to be wealthy in the first place, in order to qualify. Just curious. do they allow dogs?

How much does it cost

@@liz-sy2ljput it this way, there is currently a 1 bedroom apartment for sale in this community for $239,500 🫠 So yeah this is a community for rich people, not us normies.

@@WanderingNaturethere is currently a 1 bedroom apartment for sale in this community for $239,500

what's the cost these day?

Wasn’t unheard of in 91. There were smaller communities living off the land since the 60’s. This was just a larger scale.

She's a hippie carry over....we were always around, hiding out in Boulder, Mt Shasta, Taos, etc.😉

@@nancygorman there have been small communities living off the land way before the 60s.

@Dani oh my! I have no intention of worshipping anything else but God and if calling our planet Mother Earth is tantamount to blasphemy to you, that's yours and yours alone.

You must be quite young. I worked in a popular family owned health shop in Philadelphia that had been around since the 60s. I can assure you that this was not new or unheard of in the 90s.

Can I join you🙏

I would like to start an ecovillage like this in Zimbabwe..sustainable and i great weather all year round. Any partakers will be most welcome

Same in our village in our country..in our village everyone know each other..if other neighbour no food we give food..also can get free veggebles or fruits from nieghbours..

@@drceciliamasvingwe1428 Amazing 🤩 would love to be apart. Please update me your still inspiring the thought.

That’s the only way a village can raise a child/children, it’s the best way to grow up…always someone there for you. Some are grumpier some sweeter, but everyone loves you and is rooting for you and as a kid, you learn so much more about coexistence.

What happens when someone clashes, with the rest of the herd ? ( I'm guessing you know.)

@@albertawheat6832 Feels like there is some cynicism in this comment, also passive aggressive? Regardless, what is the answer to your question Alberta?

@@keithlocke3415 I was asking a question. Analyzing as you skirt around, not answering the question is funny...Passive aggressive...please. (LOL) Communes aren't for everyone Keith, What would your synopsis be ? I am sure this issue has occurred in this particular community before. Take a guess, I'd love to hear your analogy.

@@albertawheat6832 He was offended and should have ran to his safe space.lol

@@daveyboy8907 I don't think he was offended, I think he is trying to protect an idealistic way of life. I could be wrong also....To each their own.

There's a small group in Portland OR, bought an older apartment building and made changes, recycling urine, poop, grow crops, tore up asphalt parking for their garden area. It's on Alternative Living YT channel or something like that.

I knew of a group of retired ladies that bought a large farm in Tennessee, and communal live. It was an equestrian group I was part of so they brought their horses and give guided tours.

@Tonya Harmon yes!! I wasn't in their money Brackett, But I still admire them

Looking for the same. Has anyone thought of doing this in North Florida?

I would love to live there...I love canada too much to leave but if I was to, this is where I'd want to live.

Me too! 😌

Ditto

Mines Too , I had a dream when I was younger ❤️

Or something in the education.

The irony of such 'paradises' being built on the lands of natives.

Self righteous longhouse lady. Killed energy production so rich people can feel good. Better than a suburb but not a solution.

How convenient When you get old you want others to help you but when you were younger you isolated to have the freedom of not helping others !

@@dirkdiggler9379 lol, no, young parents spend most of their time & energy into raising children, helping in the community & church, whether you are in a neighborhood or on 20 acres, none of that changes. When you get old, your children are grown & a close community with those who are respectful & want similar lifestyles would be ideal for older folks who may not feel safe on 20 acres alone.

@@dirkdiggler9379 Most people do not live apart when they are younger to purposely not help others. While I can't speak for everyone as we all have our own way of doing things, I will say that it's most likely that they want a healthy and safe atmosphere for their children to thrive. Also, to provide an opportunity to teach their children some responsibility by taking care of animals, and to grow food that gives them a sense of accomplishment and confidence. Not only that but to provide healthier foods, and entertainment, and keeping them busy instead of growing so bored they find destructive ways of keeping entertained. It must be nice to know so well what total strangers motivations are.

Angry young people are the best! Especially those who feel it is the responsibility of others to aid them along in life.

Same!

yeah , it's not the first housing co- op but this is a really good informational video! for people who would like to do something like it.

I interned there in 1972.

Interesting

if that's a warmer weather area than the Ithaca Upstate NY where this EcoVillage is I will be interesting to check it out...more than ever, this times calls me to create my new life very much immersed/grouded in mother earth with mentally, physically and emotionally minded people....and we know what we mean by that, don't we family lol

I saw a documentary a couple of years ago on Koinonia Farms. Koinonia founders were committed taking a stand against racism, helping the poor etc. The Klan in Georgia tried to run them out of town and had no problem with killing en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koinonia_Partners

I agree. Small changes add up. I always see so many open grassy sunny areas in the city and think, why isn’t any food grown here?

@@agrarianarc I think about that question every time I look out my apartment complex window. We could definitely have a community garden here. I don't know if it's against the rules or if it just needs initiative

just get rid of the city....

We have a big garden in our back yard and a front yard that is neglected, so we decided to make the front yard a community garden. Basically if you want something grown in the front then bring it to us (seeds) and we will plant it and then you can come and harvest it when it is ready. If you are walking by then take 5 min to pull a few weeds. It helps us take care of the front and it helps them by giving them some healthy food. It helps us all become more connected as a community.

@@wildernessisland2573 It needs you. Your initiative

WOMEN WILL HEAL THE PLANET… it is time!

It works because it is voluntary not mandated by Governement bureaucrats and politicians. People choose voluntarily to join or to leave.

You will probably find most of these people left their egos in the city. I want to live like this so much. ❤️

@@jeweloftheisle498 me too. I come from a family of old homesteaders from Montana….

@Dani 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

We think so too. The town here is actually looking to institute more of these models as far as zoning goes.

Problem is builders want to make as much money and use every space they can. Greed here and politicians don't really ever say no. It is very discouraging how the lack of green space is being wiped out along with the animals who become "nuisances " because they have nowhere to go...

@@FlockFingerLakes just need to incorporate the transit options for moving to work from residential space given a car free lifestyle.

If you think that politicians actually care about the environment, it’s about time to open your eyes. These smaller, private solutions are the way forward. The elites lecture you about the climate while flying their private jets to their meetings. We need to be responsible as individuals and not look to the government.

You aren't addressing WHY people no longer want to live in urban centers and want a single family home. Those are in demand while cities aren't. The culture of US cities need to change, from politics to cultural attitudes/behaviors.

Colloidal silver in a nebulizer, breathed thru nose and mouth, misted in eyes, and some dumped directly into ears healed me overnight and I haven't been sick since. That was two yrs ago..I only use it for a couple minutes, just to lightly mist all areas. A doctor told me it was a brilliant idea, and it works for us.

I'm in Montana so I completely understand what you're going through.

My heart goes out to you! I hope that you will find another state with a lot less racist pricks and affordable housing--hopefully in a countryside town with more progressive-minded people. 🙏🏽

what are you talking about when you say suppressive voting laws?? I personally would never live under any HOA, that was your mistake. people everywhere are getting priced out and affordable housing is a racket, there is no such thing....thank your liberal federal govt. who keeps letting millions of people over the border when we can't take care of the people already on the streets. your parents should stay put and you should move in with them. idaho has always been a white state and if people don't like right wing, white people, then they should move to a lib town...where crime and homelessness are off the charts because the commies are now running the country and taking us down and collapsing our country which in case you didn't notice, is under attack. the fake R governor of idaho is trying to bring it down and turn it into CA...i hope for the sake of idaho that A. Bundy becomes the governor and restores the white, christian values that people like you seem to resent. you feel uncomfortable because you yourself go around judging people....i am tired of people throwing out that far right term as if iti is a plague. do you know these people? do you talk to them? do you think you are better in some way, than someone who has a different thought process than you? the entire country is under a mass delusional psychosis brought to you by your tyrannical govt. and in the end it will be the people that stand up for themselves that will be left standing. i live in CA under the Newsome regime, he has destroyed CA, we have the highest crime, homelessness, burglaries, worst schools, on and on, is that where you want your kids to grow up? just remember, wherever you go, there you are!

where are you looking for ?

I've been thinking of buying a house in Meridian and trying to create a mini-community with it. I wonder how much interest there would be.

Where?? I am now physically and financially challenged, yet very community eco-oriented with many ideas and the willingness to work hard unceasingly for this type of collaboration... Just thought I'd "introduce" myself! I used to think I'd have created a space like this by now, on a smaller scale, yet instead I have found myself thoroughly alone. Partnership, true partnership, is all I seek...

Interested in collaboration. I'm in Ga

@@dallen-ex2oh Georgia is one of my favorites Share more, yes? Capacities and aims...?

@@snippets981 - I'm in GA as well... Marietta. Physically and financially challenged as well, and also a "senior". It's been my intention to relocate back to western NY, where I'm from (Rochester). The only thing about GA is venemous snakes (and people). Otherwise there are some nice spots in N. GA.

Now Liberians send missionarys here... lol

I'm an American and many more Americans my age.. in their sixties don't have my own home.. yet.

it is great that she acknowledges it and wants more diversity in her community. but my question is if they are actively trying to work to build an equal playing field? older, wealthier, white people buying these houses to rent them to black people doesn't really do that, no? only if they rent it out A LOT cheaper than market value for example or if they get a buying option after 10 years or so and are paying towards their own home with rent.

@@BrendaFayRegister that’s true now, I agree .. but not historically

Not anymore they people of color have their time now to do and be whatever they want.The Jews took a harder hit than the blacks as I just watched a documentary about how they were looked so down upon and eventually killed for being Jewish.

And she listens

@@feemcl62 Yes you are right .. she's Great listener .. 😊

except how this community survived the plandemic with a strong science of natural immune eco-system!

And after her questions she is quiet and listens to the answer carefully. 👍🏼

@@meman6964 Exactly ! 😊

JESUS only had 12 , And 1 sold HIM for 30 pieces of silver, Not included HIS mother,brother(s), possible sister.

Yeah above that the complexity gets ridiculously high, and you need a governing state to regulate the social dynamics.

I love when people like her talk about inclusivity. I wonder how they would react if someone showed up wearing a Trump hat or T-shirt wanting to live there. The irony is it’s conservatives that know how to live off the land and survive. Conservatives are the real conservationist because we are the hunters we are the people that farm we are the people that fish we are the people that have been living rural lives for generations. We are the ones living in a sustainable green eco-friendly lifestyle. And if that were a conservative eco-village and someone showed up that was far left the conservatives would welcome them.

@Ned Hill yeah... that's unlikely. Conservative parents will often disown their own KIDS for being LGBT. Not to mention accepting complete strangers into their inner circle.

@@crarls27 Oh my God! Stop being fucking obtuse. It’s pretty much been documented that conservative parents are actually more open than liberal and progressive parents and mini situations. Get on KZfaq and watch the thousands of videos by democrats liberals progressives especially women and people of color that went to a Trump rally I started hanging around conservatives and found out that the conservatives were far more open and welcoming than anyone on the left when they dared to think for themselves especially when it came to Trump and Covid and all the lies and bullshit that we’ve been getting for the last five years. There are literally thousands of videos on KZfaq were lifelong Democrats lifelong progressives mostly women and people of color said they had their eyes opened and they are happier now than ever and they see now how they were lied to and brainwashed. Go talk to homosexuals. Plenty of homosexuals, and a lot of them are conservative, will tell you it was far far easier for them to come out as gay that’s a come out as conservative. I’ve seen dozens of videos of homosexuals that said they didn’t lose any friends or family when they came out as gay, but they were dropped like a hot rock when their circle of friends found out that they were conservative or that they voted for Trump. You’re making the huge mistake of comparing evangelicals back in the 70s and 80s with all conservatives. That is a huge mistake on your part! My mother is evangelical and she has no problem with anyone that is homosexual. It’s easier to be gay or transsexual in the conservative community then speak out against Covid or the government or the media or Hollywood as a person of color or as a homosexual with your liberal friends. Why do you think every time a woman or a person of color has tried running for senate or president they get crucified by the media and Hollywood? What do you think Condoleezza rice and Clarence Thomas another black and Hispanic people when they are involved with conservative politics get attacked ruthlessly and relentlessly by the left especially the media. Because they got to keep women and blacks and people of color on the reservation! When you have too many Black people and too many women being successful it shows that the bullshit from the left is nothing but fucking lies! Look at how successful Asians are they call me with nothing but clothes on their back. Look it up people of color from every corner of the globe come to America and are successful but Black people born and raised here or not. What’s the difference? Blacks in America are about 75% a born without a father at home. Hispanics over 50%. There’s no worth it. They don’t have value. Here on KZfaq go watch John McWhorter and Glenn Loury and their podcast. Both of them are black Ivy League professors and thought leaders. McWhorter is a Progressive voted for Hillary Clinton. But he is not woke. They talk all the time along with lots of other blacks people of color women that talk about how what’s hurting Black people and people of color is not racism or conservatives but big government regulations lack of fathers lack of education and more than anything else just a culture in general.

She seems very pretentious to me. Drone like

Yes being rich and secluded from the problems of the Bay she helped create being a NIMBY is peaceful.

You are so fortunate to live nearby. I wish l could move there.

I live close to one in Alaska Ionia Inc....Kasilof Ak they have a Macrobiotic diet

Right me too so close

That's what I'm saying !!! I live 40 min away and I'm so amazed that something this amazing is so near by. Especially since I've envisioned a community like this but haven't found many examples. She shared so much so info here.

Think about why they keep it secret. Something is up.

230 miles of hiking trails!

Upstate /central NY is beutiful.

I love Ithaca too! I went to Ithaca college 20 years ago, can't believe this was a thing. Had I known I might still live there😊

(Awfully expen$ive to live there.)

I would love to be your neighbor! Black + Mexican family here 🥰

I was wondering the same but as soon as I started watching I knew there weren’t any 🤷🏽‍♀️

Girl same!

@@victorialuxxe let's just start our own eco village!! How about that 😊

@@ebonyrenna I so agree 👍🏾

Re:When people became rich. I agree. Unfortunately they didn’t realise that was stage 1 of a potentially larger amazing experience. Wealthy people don’t seem to wish to share freely or develop without the desire to make more money 💰 first & foremost. Community is what is truly missing in society today dispite having all these “social” media applications which should truly be bringing people together on a deeper level talking & making things happen like this video shows & people are doing.

Perfect living! That'show Native American people live communally for ten of thousand of years. May I ask if you care to know the fact that the Second Amendment in the USA was historically put in place in the American Constitution, mainly to encourage slaughtering indigenous Native American people, in order to take over their homeland. Moreover, the hidden mega genocide of indigenous Native Americans, and their population in Continents of America 500 yrs ago was around 15 millions, while European population in Europe was around 25 millions. Today, Native Americans population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering 'TWO BILLIONS'! For instance, 200 years ago here in the USA, around 3 million Germans came, and now there are 65 millions German-Americans; while 150 years ago, around 2 millions Irish came, and now there are 45 million Irish-Americans. While 500 years ago there were estimated to be 5 to 6 millions indigenous Native Americans in the USA, before Christopher Columbus arrived, today there are only around 2 million indigenous Native Americans survived. Imagine this scenario, if Native American people cross the Atlantic, invade and Colonize Europe, and slaughter most Europeans, and put the remaining populations in tiny reservations, for 500 long years. How would Europeans feel about it? Think about it. All they need is their beloved motherland back, the lands that their ancestors' forebears had lived through thick and thin, endured through hardships and all for generations. Besides, indigenous Native Americans in Colonized lands of Anglo British, Spaniard and others are more of the same. Kill the indigenous Natives and whoever is left, marginalize them and create artificial poverty, once that poverty becomes crime and drinking, the media points to the poor and blames them to continue to stigmatize the 'other' community, scumbags, etc. Amazing fact that Indigenous Natives had built such great civilizations as Mayan, Inca and Aztec without outside help, and all from scratch, and all on their own, since they had been cut off from the rest of the world for twenty thousand years. In other words, they actually are great and proud people. Imagine what it would be like today if Native Americans had possessed some sort of nuclear weapons to defend themselves, and their beloved motherlands from invaders Colonizers? The answer is they would still have their own beloved motherlands, plus their population comparable to that of the European population. In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return it to rightful owners Native American people. Remember, notorious global cardinal crimes the West has committed, and benefited a great deals, such as Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is this another notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask? 🤔

Amen!

agree eco communities is the future of conscious people

@@ohlordy9680 Well said. So true and sad.

I would love that too...sad thing is, the world would dismissively call it a cult..😒

@@TheSiobhanJackson other Christians would call it a cult. The rest of the world doesn't care.

These communities are extremely common among religious groups and have been for a very long time. Nothing new. Amish, etc. Sure, there are genuine and frightening cults, but most are not. Some people NEED to disparage others ... it just depends on what bigotry is currently in vogue. Disparaging Christians is quite common and openly acceptable in today's world. People tend to pontificate against generalizing negatively by group ... then go on to do it. I'm not religious at all but I'm not anti religion either. I find the extremes of each side to be rather similar.

They think they are Hebrew? Lol

I think if everyone believes in God is a condition but fundamentally wanting to get to know each other on a deeper level & more importantly constructively working together is key.

Definitely! 40 years of learning. She sounds amazing.

Thank you for taking the time to let the video wash over you like that. :)

Touché Starting crying early on Hopeful tears 🙏🏾 This is so beautifully refreshing

Me too

Hippy communes didn't work for good reasons. This reminds me of a 55+ community for all ages

while this is a very beautiful vision for the future, and living there seems to be some sort of heaven - having homes like this isn't a sustainable goal. people need to live in bigger, more family houses (=flats) and urban areas to not seal the grounds more than they already are and take away too much space for other species to live. having more concentrated human living areas = cities (obviously designed differently than cities of today) is essential for our future on this earth and much more friendly to the world and other beings living around us.

Hippies tend to be filthy communists with horrible fairytale beliefs.

@@meladversity so a urban agrarian megapolis city-state where the entire population resides?

I had a realization recently. I kind of hate government and civilization. I wish i could live in areas more like this.

@@Jaricko Yes!!! You can do it by just making the life changes that others do. #TheWAY is a way of living for our Creator YAHUAH in Community!

@@Jaricko , et al, and yet even all forms of Anarchism are detrimental to humankind, plus they are also all part of the plans of the Luciferian globalist elite to control you. Only YAHWEH EL ELOHIM and those that He deems worthy of the task, are fit to rule over humankind, period, full stop.

@@rhondajheim , Anarchism runs contrary to the Holy Scriptures.

Then be anti windmills and electric cars,

it would only be reasonable to be anti-nuclear energy if our population was bellow 4 billion lol

By making it so much worse?? Nuclear is the cleanest, most efficient method of power production possible today. A low energy society that these folks are advocating will lead to increasing poverty. I bet a good deal of the people living in this community have jobs that will go away if tshtf.

🙌🙌🙌

@@AghoraNath right!! I find it ironic .. Eco village with high speed internet.. lots of radiation..

Hello 👋dear, how are you doing?

It is. The way we live now is super unhealthy in all ways

Can you explain what you see as the main benefit of adding vertical farming to this community in this context?

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@@CB-A6KZ much much much less water used and can be very efficient!

we need you in Mexico, yuki!!!

Oh I would love to speak to you! I am searching for a small home with acreage, but am not willing to sign my life away on a large mortgage. Vertical gardening would need less space and might be a better fit for my partner and I

Yeah, they also do open-heart surgery in the rose garden.

@@fredm.7145 They covered they're ECO...with village.

Move to Angola. Plenty of young Portuguese are moving there for a better life.

Lmfao

They have the vision , sure but it's a long way to go. Come to ithaca, you will see that everything looks better on a screen.

$900 tax per month ? Only the rich xan afford it

You are most welcome. Thanks for enjoying the journey.

@@FlockFingerLakes 😊❤

It’s wonderful to know that there are people who care about our world. I would love to live in a eco community like theses that actually exist in our world today. It’s very gratifying to know that there are people who have given their lives and service to make our world a better place.. Thank you 🙏❤️😇

So glad she stopped nuclear energy, Texas solar farms destroyed by hail are so much greener.

I love the ukuyu in you😁😁. Would love to too

They already have communities like this.

Thanks George for writing in. Glad it struck a chord with you.

Me too...started crying within a minute of this video 😭 I have no words

Thank you so much for the compliment and for taking the time to watch and write in.

Somehow, I can't get Black Wall Street out of my mind. If these were all melanated communities, they probably would have been burned to the ground years ago. I'm not impressed.

@@alyashabayasharal9684 shut up, racist! With this name, you should know better!!!

@@tuicastro4431 LOLLLL. Hit the nerves, huh!! Truth hurts!!!.

@@alyashabayasharal9684 😆😅🤣😂😆😁😄

Yes Interested in a like community. But, what state?

all work together? are you kidding? we humans are here to hate each other Follow Trump!

Where do you live? I am in Queensland Australia.

If ever anyone from the Philippines sees this, let's connect

I live in Illinois and strive to build a community like this. Unity is what it's all about. We often go camping and RVing and it always feels like one big family whenever we go to different campgrounds.

Can you give a general idea of where your community is, and give us a breakdown of all the monthly expenses? mortgage, insurance, taxes, identify various fees to live in the community? I've heard of some high monthly fees for HOAs etc. Is fee for social activities separate from fee for common area upkeep? Thanks