I'm going to comment as I watch here, because I feel like I need to! A few minutes in, and I'm loving the barefeet and the community spirit, with your neighbour letting you use their land, and helping each other out.
I love the respect for and connection with nature/plants that you all seem to have there, how lovely was it that your neighbour cut the grass, but left the baby fig!
Your children are delightful, and I feel so much joy seeing that they're growing up in this environment! I really appreciate this "day in the life of" vid, very very uplifting, inspiring and educational.
It is one of our dreams, as a family, to be self sufficient, and give our children this kind of lifestyle, since before this "big reset", and we now just desire it even more. We have been implementing as many of these ideals as we can, but definitely can't wait to have our own land, build our own home using natural materials, grow more of our own food, and to live in a more "community setting", etc.
Having finished the video, I definitely appreciate and resonate with your message. Although I had to read your post to better understand what you are reaching out for. It was clear that you are promoting this way of living, but not as clear that you were seeing if (the person watching and resonating) would want to live in the Pyrenees (as you asked on this post), unless I missed something in the video! It might help to clarify that in the clip where you put your email?
"Thanks also to World Economic Forum for their fear porn footage, used explicitly without their permission."- That made me laugh!
And to answer the question, I've visited Pau, where a friend was living, and loved it. I've seen but never visited the Pyrenees, but loved what I saw in the vid. If/when financially equipped, I'd be quite interested in trying this lifestyle there, even if just for a few months - a few years. My kids are a bit older, 5 and 8.5, and both home educated/unschooled, and they would love this lifestyle as well (they'd want more animals though!). Location wise, I always expected we would stay in the UK, as close to London as possible, because of family, even though,a part of me has always wanted to just up and leave and start fresh somewhere. Happy to chat more privately about this :)
Lastly, (I almost don't want to mention this, but) the only constructive criticism I have for the video is the font choice. The content and editing work is decent, but I felt the font is a bit "old". Although it's really not a major issue, and for those who watch this vid and resonate with it, I should hope the font wouldn't stop them from reaching out!
Hope I've given some insight that is of value to you, we are living in such vortex-y and exciting times, it's so great to see so many others helping create a better world, for each other and for the children!! Talk more soon :)
RE: The first "call to action" film is complete: feedback please