Land was barren. He dug 10-acre underground village & orchard

He and you are right next to your house, making it a convenient place to have your proper water well. just go and drink water, we have been in many cave houses that would feel like caves, but this doesn't feel like you ever are, you never forget where the light and air is and it really feels, yes, more. that a Helm for the amount of uses you find around here is almost like a small town yes it feels it feels more than the office yes Gardens yes Chapel place to cook let's leave the place to hang out with your family yes exactly and that's it What was happening with Baldosaurus was very sociable, he had a heart for people, he wanted to share this with people and, in fact, on Sundays he would welcome visitors to come see him and he would just walk them around and show them what he was creating, so that this was not meant to be something where he just secluded himself

underground

, he wanted to share it with others.

This is one of the areas where he brought in an arbutus tree to attract birds, so he hoped visitors would come and relax. It must be a very old one, the Grapevine, yes, yes, the Grapevine was planted very early, in the early 1900s, over 100 years ago and it still produces grapes and this is one of its grafted trees. You will see oranges and lemons growing here. He liked to experiment with grafts. We used to have quite a few more grafted trees, but over the years some of them just lost their graphics because I wanted to be able to have a lot of variety exactly because that's the best way to meet more fruits. in the same space just create them on the same tree it's really dreamy I mean yeah trees here and you can just put a fruit in your mouth you're

underground

it's cool it's just a lovely way to live , do you know when really?

Put yourself in his shoes, yes, he's working hard to create this, but that doesn't add much value to him, the fact that he's creating the home he wants for himself and didn't really see any limits, it seems mm-hmm. I don't think so, I think once he realized, the only limitation was his own abilities, you know he had 80

acre

s to work with, this is not a time where he had to get permits to create these things, I mean, he could just waking up one morning and going and creating an idea that he was getting a lot of the

land

that he had bought by mistake in the end, which turned out to be an opportunity for exploration, yes exactly, and we see it when he took the initiative. lemons that life gave him and he made limoncello, he did something very different, creative and very unique in a way that he never saw his life being like that, but you know, if things had turned out well, where had he gotten this nice piece of

land

. and he had grown his Citrus, we wouldn't be here today, it would just be more of Highway City and instead he created this thing that we have this legacy of people who still come today to hear about him, his nephew Rick used to say that he was If not If he were limited by conventional wisdom, many people would have faced this obstacle and thought, well, I'm done, I'll have to work as a laborer for the rest of my life, and he wasn't that kind of person.

He was someone who thought about it and found a unique way to overcome that challenge. Is it necessary to tell people especially?