We are still in tents in the barranco, but not for long anymore (2025.06.14)

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Currently there are a few ongoing things.

In the next few weeks, I will either leave the barranco in the rocky semi-desert to live on another part of Tenerife, or I will leave Tenerife and the entire Canary Islands to live somewhere else.

This will be decided in a few weeks.

My friends are trying to help me to move to live in a good place on Tenerife.

Either way, soon I will certainly leave the barranco and the cave/tent living community.

By the way, my brother will fly to Hungary on Monday (on 2025.06.16), because he have a few things to take care at home.

So he will leave the barranco even sooner.

Hopefully everything will be good for the both of us, and to everyone else too.

Soon I will write more updates.

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I wish you the right decision :)

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Thank you.

Hopefully it will be.

I always try to get the best out of the situations.

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Hi, I just started following you recently, not sure why you live out in the suburbs for whatever reason? Just interested.😀

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Because I live with multiple disabilities, and I receive a low pension-like income (approximately €280 Euro per month), and I cannot afford rent, nor to buy my a house.

Nowadays I live in deep poverty.

I try to get out of deep poverty by trying to invest money mostly in Hive Dollars (HBD) savings with 15% APR (earlier, years ago it was 20% APR) interest rate for long term (for years, for decades).

Currently I live in a tent in the rocky semi-desert on Tenerife.

A few years ago I lived in a partially collapsed house in the countryside of Hungary, because the owner of the house allowed it for me on own responsibility.

Sometimes I had four hours per day part time jobs, and I had occasional jobs too.

But they did not paid me properly.

Especially the part time jobs in Hungary.

It is very hard to get out of deep poverty, but I do everything I can.

On Tenerife, even many (hundreds of) people with full time jobs cannot afford the rent.

Nowadays there is overtourism on Tenerife, and overtourism drove up the prices of housing.

And even if I could afford a rent, most house owners are not allow animals.

And my only real and true love, happiness and enjoyment is living together with a Harris's hawk.

Currently it looks like soon (in the next few weeks) we (my friends and I) will find a good solution for me and for my brother too to live together with my Harris's hawk in a proper, decent place by doing voluntary work.

If there will be any news, then I will write about it.

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