A Patch of Wild

[MizzWizlette]

i loved this video ! i often find myself thinking the same things when i pass empty fields or forests full of trees, and i think to myself, what have theese trees seen and how long have they just been standing there.^_^ its nice to think about the simpler things every now and then it really does relieve your mind too

[tomwash1]

Love it! Thanks Kurt!

[LivingDog94]

Nice bit of history and relating it to the one remaining untouched patch of the old world. 5*

[luvlifelaughalot]

It is not boring by any means at all. It is a beautiful remembrance of the graceful world that existed before the concrete roads. Thank you! natsukashiiiiiiii..........

[luvlifelaughalot]

I absolutley love this. I live in a regular old concrete suburb in central texas and this reminded me of a moment I had like this last week. It was driving to work in the morning with my windows down, and stopped at a right turn red light. The sun was streaming onto a patch of meadown wedged between a seven eleven and the street. It mesmorized me with its own world. It had birds jumping around little violets and a small tree in the center of it making the rest of the concrete world dissapear.

[ak12543]

Worlds apart, yet I do the same thing here in Alaska. I live in Anchorage (big city) and often enjoy a few minutes like you have in this video. These little jewels are disappearing too fast.

[guitar98765]

Really enjoyed that! I have always been fascinated by feudal Japan. Gave me some really cool thoughts to fathom.

-Ben

[DivineContrast]

More videos like this one will not hurt :)

Personally i prefer such snips that show bits of Japan that no one shows.

[one4sorrow]

I do this alot. It's very relaxing to just take a moment to really 'see, hear, smell, touch & taste' the stuff around you!

[splitza]

I love the contrast. it's very.. humbling somehow, if you know what I mean. Thanks for sharing.

[Gimmeaflakeman]

Nice job!

[JoeCubicle]

That was really nice, I got into it. I live in a very old neighborhood here in town and have had the same thoughts about certain patches of land/ground.

[allgoo19]

I would love to have mamachari with big basket like yours, softypapa.

Since I don't have it now, I use a backpack with my racing bicycle.

I have cut down a lot of driving mileage by using a bicycle. I'm totally enjoying it. ^_^

[dmarie1184]

So simple yet so profound :) Thanks for posting!!

[dappel84]

Kurt,

I love your vids! They always make me smile and you have such a different look on life that it's just that much more enjoyable to watch your vids!!!

Thanks for another great vid;-p

[kidzero22]

sound really nice it would sounded great if you heard some horses walking by instead of car passing by. but the forest in japan sounds and looks relaxing.

[watcher8o]

Interesting meditation you had there.  I couldn't help but think of weed whackers and rakes, though. Hehe

[lostinxlation]

I often fantasize the similar thing. When I see a undevelopped grass field, I sometimes stop & think if there is any spot in the field that no one has ever stepped on. I mean a square inch or even a square micron of soil that has never been touched by human for thousands of years.

[softypapa]

Hello lostinxlation, I enjoy greatly the idea you have shared. To imagine a spot of earth no human has visited however small or remote. A delightful thing to imagine! Thanks for sharing! -Kurt :-)

[StatuesBleedingGreen]

nice

[yozka]

great video! was that a skyline or a impreza in the background does anyone know? 1:45

[selllout101]

my god your videos really make you think, i love it!

[MicknFumi]

Ieyasu...a very patient & wise man. I've been to his shrine, Toshogu in Nikko. The Edo period is a very interesting part of Japans history : )

[TheJapanChannelDcom]

Patches of wild are a treasure to find here, aren't they!!

I get you, brother!

[Derriickk]

Love it.

[Peekingduck]

Always nice with a bit of green to break up the sights of concrete and man-made objects.