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These people joined the "fertile disobedience" movement to protect nature
Building societies that respect living things instead of destroying them. That's the idea behind the "fertile disobedience" movement. And it's the life that Jonathan and Caroline have chosen to raise their children. 🌿 Brut Nature visited their cabin.
06/11/2019 10:48 AM
52 comments
Darren L.
09/30/2020 01:53Amazing lee beautiful
PauLee N.
09/08/2020 08:28❤️
Omer A.
09/08/2020 06:33Dumb shit people do to get famous on social media 🤣🤣🤣
Franco A.
09/07/2020 00:09Los franceses cada vez más idiotizados.
Sally B.
09/05/2020 12:28Sounds like the 'hippie' communes of the 60's.
Vaitheeswaran G.
09/05/2020 07:56the way we like
Raima H.
09/05/2020 07:29va taip greit visi gyvensim 😊
Diana E.
09/05/2020 03:54The west coast (of Canada/USA) 'hippies' did this back in the 70's. Nice to see an old tradition of going back to the land continuing today.
Amber T.
09/04/2020 20:22why are we not in the woods eating nettles yet
Robert L.
09/04/2020 18:22Its all fun and games until someone gets really sick ..then back to the "evil civilization".
Christine W.
09/04/2020 16:14Wonderful,if i was only younger & knew what i know now. <3
Ariel F.
09/04/2020 12:07💚
Mrayan M.
09/03/2019 10:33Very nice lovely picture
Stefanie A.
09/01/2019 08:29is this you guys in the future? Taking sustainability to the extreme!
Bradford B.
08/30/2019 05:34Shannon Greenberg you could do this
Bernard B.
08/27/2019 15:31Is the Baby going to attend School and Church in the future?
Chenghan G.
08/26/2019 23:52Hey did u see Barry Manilow at 2:17? 😜
Adrien G.
08/26/2019 09:44première fois j'entends parler du Limousin dans une vidéo j'suis ému
Ahmed A.
08/26/2019 03:23Leyli Leyli
Brandon P.
08/25/2019 20:07To much posibility of disease. Rebel!