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2 Rare Tropical Fruits Most People Have Never Tried! (Mamey Apple & Roxburgh Fig)
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Fruitful Trees
2 Rare Tropical Fruits Most People Have Never Tried! (Mamey Apple & Roxburgh Fig)
Have you ever heard of the Palm Beach Mamey Apple or the Strawberry Roxburgh Fig? Today I'm back at Xain's World Nursery tasting two incredible rare fruits that deserve much more attention. We discuss how they taste, how long they take to fruit, whether they're self-pollinating, how large the trees become, cold tolerance, growing tips, and whether they're worth planting in your Florida food forest. We also talk about the upcoming Florida Fruit Festival where you'll be able to taste many rare tropical fruits and meet growers from around Florida. If you love growing tropical fruit trees, mangoes, white sapote, jackfruit, rare figs, and unusual edible plants, you'll enjoy this episode. Be sure to subscribe for more fruit tree tours, tastings, growing tips, and interviews with some of the best tropical fruit growers in Florida. 2026 Florida Fruit Festival: July 18th & 19th West Palm Beach Get your tickets now at this link: https://xainsworldexpos.com/ Xain's World Nursery: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100066357044086 Please Like • Subscribe • Share 00:00 Introduction 00:42 Why Xain's World Nursery Is Different 02:34 Florida Fruit Festival Announcement 04:24 Palm Beach Mamey Apple Introduction 05:17 Seed vs Grafted Trees 06:35 Taste Test 07:26 Storage, Freezing & Fruiting 08:15 Tree Size & Growing Tips 09:37 Planting With Mango Trees 10:30 Florida Fruit Festival Tastings 11:13 Fruit Displays & Speakers 12:41 Giant 3-Pound Mamey Apple 13:13 Cold Tolerance 14:16 Xain's Story 16:17 Why They Started the Festival 17:20 Strawberry Roxburgh Fig Introduction 18:20 Fruits All Year Long 18:50 Tree Size & Growth 20:09 Taste Test 21:33 Growing Information 22:14 Is It Worth Planting? 24:00 Festival Fruit Displays 25:04 Ticket Prices 25:35 Activities for Kids 26:13 Why You Should Travel to Florida 27:26 Incredible Mulberry Collection 28:56 More Rare Fruit Videos Coming 29:43 Final Thoughts 30:03 Keep Growing 🌳 Have a Fruit Tree Garden? Let’s Film It! If you have a yard with fruit trees—especially in the South Florida area—I'd love to visit and film your garden for the channel! 📩 Contact me at paul@rawlife.com (please include your location). 👕 Get Your Fruitful Trees Gear! Order your official Fruitful Trees baseball cap or shirt here: 👉 https://www.rawlife.com/shirts-and-hats/ 🌱 Join the Fruitful Trees Facebook Group Connect with others who love growing trees: 👉 www.facebook.com/groups/fruitfultreestv/ 🛒 Check Out My Amazon Store Browse my favorite products and recommended tools/books here: 👉 https://www.amazon.com/shop/therawlifehealthshow When you purchase through this link, the companies share a small commission with me—helping me continue this educational work. Thank you for the support! 🔗 Follow Me on Social Media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/healthwatchman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulnison/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Paulnison TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@fruitfultrees?lang=en
Published Jul 5, 2026
The Tribe That Left the Forest | Mlabri: Asia's Forgotten People | Free Documentary
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Free Documentary
The Tribe That Left the Forest | Mlabri: Asia's Forgotten People | Free Documentary
The Tribe That Left the Forest | Mlabri: Asia's Forgotten Forest People | Free Documentary World's Largest Isolated Tribe - Mashco Piro: https://youtu.be/ebfaLtXrGx4 Deep in the forests along the borders of Thailand and Laos lived one of the last hunter-gatherer peoples of Asia. For generations, the Mlabri survived beneath the dense jungle canopy, moving through the wilderness and living in simple shelters made from leaves and branches. In the early 2000s, their nomadic way of life begin to disappear, as they were resettled in villages and missions by governments and aid organizations. Today, the Mlabri stand between two worlds: the traditions of their forest-dwelling ancestors and the realities of modern life. This documentary follows the story of a people whose ancient lifestyle survived into the 21st century. Through rare access to Mlabri communities, we explore their history, culture, and memories of a time when the rainforest was their only home. As modernization reaches even the most remote corners of Southeast Asia, the Mlabri offer a glimpse into a way of life that is rapidly vanishing from our world. This documentary first aired in 2016 #FreeDocumentary #Documentary #tribe ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe Free Documentary Channel for free: https://bit.ly/2YJ4XzQ ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Free Documentary is passionate about sharing the beauty and diversity of our world through high-quality documentaries available for free on YouTube. Filmmakers from around the world, equipped with the latest camera technology, bring you visuals and narratives that explore the wonders of our planet. From the depths of the oceans to the heights of the skies, each film invites you to experience stories and imagery that celebrate the richness of life around us. Join us on this journey of discovery and connection, as we uncover the remarkable tales that make our Earth truly special.
Published Jun 28, 2026
Inside Oprah's MASSIVE Hawaii Empire...She OWNS A Mountain
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Black Pinnacle
Inside Oprah's MASSIVE Hawaii Empire...She OWNS A Mountain
Oprah Winfrey owns roughly 1,000 acres on the slopes of a Hawaiian volcano — and almost none of that fortune came from a paycheck. While the world watched the talk show host, the OWNER was quietly buying mountains, networks, and equity stakes nobody talks about. This is the untold second act: the move from icon to landowner. This is the wealth architecture the magazine covers skip — the deeds, the equity, and the single decision that made her America's first Black female billionaire. 🔑 INSIDE THE EMPIRE: - ~1,000 acres on Maui — including an 870-acre purchase from the historic Ulupalakua Ranch for nearly $6.6M - "The Promised Land" — her ~42-acre (later ~70-acre) Montecito compound with a 23,000 sq ft main house - ~60 acres of Colorado high country near Telluride - The Harpo decision: she OWNED her own nationally syndicated show instead of starring in someone else's - ~25.5% of the OWN network — a stake she kept for free after selling the majority to Discovery - The Weight Watchers play — a ~10% stake bought BEFORE she became the face of the brand - Forbes-estimated fortune: ~$3.2 billion across media, equities, cash, and land in four states Fame depreciates. Ownership compounds. This is how she ran that play for 40 years. This channel documents Black wealth, power, and legacy across the world — the empires, the ownership, and the equity mainstream coverage skips. New empire every week. Subscribe and turn on notifications. ⏱️ CHAPTERS 0:00 The $3 Billion Deed 1:40 From Potato-Sack Dresses to the News Desk 3:00 The Salary Trap 4:25 The Harpo Decision That Made Her a Billionaire 6:25 She Owns a Mountain on Maui 8:40 The Promised Land & the Colorado Acres 10:20 Owning the Machine: OWN, Weight Watchers & Equity 12:20 Turning Her Name Into an Asset 14:00 The Multiplier: Planting a Legacy 15:30 The View From the Summit ▶️ WATCH THESE NEXT Inside Michael Jordan's MASSIVE Florida Empire...He OWNS A City → https://youtu.be/EEQk43PY6SY Inside Tiger Woods' MASSIVE Florida Empire...He OWNS An Island → https://youtu.be/q3W0tAYkkec Inside Eddie Murphy's MASSIVE California Empire...He OWNS An Island → https://youtu.be/_rXhtULxPgI #Oprah #BlackWealth #OprahWinfrey #Empire #GenerationalWealth About Black Pinnacle: We document the untold stories of Black wealth, business empires, and generational legacies. From quiet fortunes to billion-dollar dynasties, we uncover the blueprint behind the success. Disclaimer: The net worth figures, property values, and financial data in this video are estimates based on publicly available information, presented for entertainment and educational purposes only. Actual figures may vary. This is not financial advice. Copyright Disclaimer: This video contains images and footage used under Fair Use for purposes of commentary, criticism, and education. We do not claim ownership of the materials used. All rights belong to their respective owners.
Published Jun 10, 2026
Bob Dylan's New York: Greenwich Village Folk Scene & Beyond | Full Music Documentary
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Inside The Music
Bob Dylan's New York: Greenwich Village Folk Scene & Beyond | Full Music Documentary
*Bob Dylan's New York: Greenwich Village Folk Scene & Beyond | Full Music Documentary* - What happens when an unknown 19-year-old kid from Minnesota steps off a bus in the dead of winter and completely alters the trajectory of global music history? In the brilliant, atmospheric, and deeply nostalgic documentary Bob Dylan's New York: Greenwich Village Folk Scene & Beyond, we are transported right back to January 1961. This was the exact moment a young, ambitious Bob Dylan arrived in Manhattan with a guitar, a suitcase, and a mind full of poetic visions, landing headfirst in the absolute epicenter of the American folk revival. Long before it caught the mainstream eye, Greenwich Village had already cultivated a fierce reputation for its unapologetically Bohemian lifestyle. It was a thriving sanctuary that had just given birth to a radical generation of beatniks, heavily influenced by the raw, counter-cultural voices of the Beat poets. Through rich archival footage, rare performance clips, and insightful retrospectives, this documentary explores how Dylan meticulously honed his revolutionary craft. We witness his early days scraping by and sharing cramped subterranean stages with legendary folk figures like Dave Van Ronk and Tom Paxton. It was right here, in the smoky, dimly lit clubs of the Village, that the iconic protest songs that became the defining anthems for civil rights and anti-war movements were fiercely penned. Join us as we recap this incredible collector's edition documentary that chronicles the rise of a modern folksinger-poet who dared to rewrite the American songbook! Documentary: Bob Dylan's New York: Greenwich Village Folk Scene & Beyond Year: 2008 Genre: Music Documentary / History / Biography Director: Kevin Phillips Featuring: Bob Dylan (archival), Dave Van Ronk, Tom Paxton, and prominent voices of the 1960s folk counter-culture **This film is under non-exclusive license from MVD. All rights reserved. We ask you to please contact us if you believe there are any copyright issues via you_tube@valleyarm.com** What's in this documentary? → A raw and deeply detailed look at Bob Dylan's legendary arrival in New York City's Greenwich Village in January 1961. → The film captures how a mid-century community of bohemian beatniks and radical poets directly birthed the folk revival. → It explores Dylan's early musical education, performing inside intimate cafes alongside folk icons like Dave Van Ronk. → The narrative traces the exact origin of historic tracks that evolved from local club songs into global protest anthems. → An expansive musical documentary loaded with rare performances and historical insights. ♩Remember to subscribe for more incredible music docos: https://bit.ly/3RsCgpK ♩ ♫ See our curated list of our best and favourite Music Documentaries here: https://bit.ly/3PL8MC6 ♫ Want to watch Live Concerts? Click Here: https://bit.ly/3rnXA55 ♫ Just what was Studio 54? See the Doco here: https://bit.ly/3PjMHZY ______________________________________________________ Consider subscribing and hitting the bell for notifications of when we upload! Every subscription helps, and we will be uploading more INCREDIBLE music documentaries! https://bit.ly/3RsCgpK All of the content on this channel is UNDER LEGAL LICENSE (We have written contracts) from various copyright holders and distributors. We ask you to please contact us if you believe there are any copyright issues via - rights@vamedianetwork.com Inside The Music is owned and operated by VA Media Ltd. All rights reserved. #insidethemusic #musicdocumentary #musicvideo #documentaries #audio #behindthemusic #rockumentary #free #studio54 #music #BobDylan #GreenwichVillage #FolkMusic #MusicDocumentary #ProtestSongs
Published Jun 6, 2026
DISCOVER UNSEEN VILLAGES IN ITALY - Mysterious places with distinctive beauty | Travel Video
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Explore Travel 4K
DISCOVER UNSEEN VILLAGES IN ITALY - Mysterious places with distinctive beauty | Travel Video
#exploretravel #travelvideo #italytravel This journey explores a lesser-seen side of Italy villages, where history, landscape, and architecture blend into spaces that feel untouched by time. Instead of focusing on famous cities, the video moves through smaller communities shaped by geography and centuries of development, revealing a quieter but deeper layer of travel experiences What makes these Italy villages stand out is their connection to the land. Built on hilltops, cliffs, or coastal edges, each location reflects how people adapted to natural conditions while preserving a distinct identity. Stone structures, narrow pathways, and layered layouts create a visual structure that feels both compact and complex at the same time As the journey continues, the scenery shifts from elevated inland areas to open coastal views, then into valleys and mountain regions. These transitions happen naturally, giving each scene a new perspective without breaking the overall flow. Beyond the visuals, traces of medieval origins, local traditions, and long-standing ways of life remain visible throughout If you’re looking for travel inspiration that goes beyond typical highlights, where every frame carries a sense of history and place, Italy villages offer a unique experience worth discovering. Stay until the end to see how these hidden locations connect into one continuous story. 00:00 INTRO 01:32 Valletta – A historic capital. 03:34 Comino & Blue Lagoon – Clear blue waters. 05:48 Mdina – The silent city. 08:15 Marsaxlokk – A fishing village. 10:11 Dingli Cliffs – Dramatic sea cliffs. 12:30 Popeye Village – A film set by the sea. 15:07 St. Peter’s Pool – A natural rock pool. 16:56 Gozo Island – A peaceful island. 19:42 Ramla Bay – A red sand beach. 21:36 Blue Grotto – A glowing sea cave. 22:53 Mellieħa – A sandy coastal town. 25:01 Ta’ Pinu Basilica – A sacred quiet place. 26:28 Conclusion CODE MUSIC: CMMGJUUCS5RNQCPH, HTPPH2SH2839KMIE, JXX2UBTCAGIJOER7, KDQGMMSOBD2YNKIY, LL946MSQUV2TJBNX, P9WEZK8MJVR8FOVS, PJSLH2GBKILDQXQ3, STFP2TAAJE0NFW5A, 7FAYRTAYGGSIJHGI, JBG4VVBCVUZ3RAWD, Y5MMGQYOA8HOIQ8U, YSFRYQKJXWUCHFYQ,EHGRDTM4YO9CJHTM
Published Apr 28, 2026
Inside Jamaica's Most Extraordinary Off Grid Life
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One Love Jamaica Family
Inside Jamaica's Most Extraordinary Off Grid Life
#OffGridJamaica #Jamaica #offgridliving #offgridlife #onelovejamaica If you haven't seen part one yet, start there — because what you're about to see is the full picture of a life that most people said was impossible. Wrol Foster lives seventy feet off the ground in the hills of Mayfield, Manchester, in a treehouse he built entirely with his own hands. In part one he told us his story. In this video he opens the doors and takes us inside — floor by floor, corner by corner, through every level of a structure that defies everything you think you know about what a home can be. Five to six floors by his own definition. A garden bursting with exotic plants and fruit trees. A swimming pool transformed into a thriving fish pond filled with Tilapia and water lilies. This is not just a treehouse — this is an entire world, carefully and intentionally built by one man with a vision, a pair of hands, and an unshakeable faith in God. This is the life Wrol Foster chose. And after this tour, you'll understand exactly why he has no regrets. Thank you for watching this video. Please like, share and subscribe for more video on all things Jamaican. Please also turn on post notification so you don't miss out when we post. ========================== Share and Subscribe https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSvEjat9kDIunEnwh4ekIeg Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/onelovejamaica_/ Follow and like us on FaceBook https://www.facebook.com/onelovejamaica1 One Love Jamaica
Published Apr 26, 2026
Impossible Places | World's Most Dangerous Roads Mountain Should Not Exist | 4K Travel Documentary
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Hider Planet
Impossible Places | World's Most Dangerous Roads Mountain Should Not Exist | 4K Travel Documentary
Impossible Places | World's Most Dangerous Roads Mountain Should Not Exist | 4K Travel Documentary A heart-pounding journey through the world’s most dangerous roads, where every turn tests courage and survival. From cliffs to collapsing paths, these impossible places reveal how fragile the line is between life and disaster. Experience the thrill, the fear, and the beauty of impossible places, where nature dominates every move. Dare to explore these impossible places, witness the risks, and decide if you would face these impossible places yourself in the ultimate adventure through impossible places. _______________________________________________ 00:00:00 Introduction Zoji La ,India Passage du Gois, France Passo de San Boldo, Italy Los Caracoles Pass, Chile Sani Pass, South Africa Khardung La, India Canning Stock Route, Australia Skippers Canyon Road, New Zealand Fairy Meadows Road, Pakistan Halsema Highway, Philippines North Yungas Road ,Bolivia Kishtwar-Killar Road, India Great Ocean Road, Australia Dades Gorges, Morocco Tianmen Mountain Road, China Stelvio Pass, Italy Bayburt D915, Türkiye Karakoram Highway, Pakistan Guoliang Tunnel, China Dalton Highway, Alaska Passo dello Stelvio, Italy Taroko Gorge Road, Taiwan Kolyma Highway, Russia Col de Turini, France Trollstigen, Norway _________________________________________________ 🌍 Hider Planet — Discover the Impossible places Step into a world where nature unveils its most breathtaking secrets. From ancient temples carved in stone to futuristic landscapes that seem like something out of a dream, Hider Planet takes you on a journey across Earth’s hidden treasures — places so stunning, they feel like they belong to another realm. Travel through glowing caves, crystal deserts, and floating mountains — scenes that challenge everything you thought you knew about reality. Whether it’s the mystical past or the striking present, every episode reveals another awe-inspiring impossible places. Open your eyes to the impossible places you never knew existed. Let curiosity guide you beyond the ordinary and into a realm that feels astonishingly real, yet beyond belief. Welcome to Hider Planet, your gateway to the world’s impossible places. #impossibleplaces #dangerousplaces #dangerousroads #naturalwonders #travel #documentary #4k #hiderplanet
Published Apr 7, 2026
This Could Have Ended Bad
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Elite Jamaica
This Could Have Ended Bad
I walked 17 miles out of pure curiosity. I had heard about an isolated mountain community hidden deep in the hills of St Thomas, Jamaica — a place few people talk about and even fewer people visit. What started as a straightforward journey quickly changed. I got lost, encountered unexpected things, and pushed far beyond what I planned for. As I reached deeper into the community, I was told about a site located on a hill, connected to Jamaica’s colonial past. I also began searching for the ruins of the Grampian sugar plantation, an estate once tied into the wider plantation system of eastern St Thomas. Hearing about these locations sent my curiosity through the roof and pulled me back into the woodlands, following old paths and local knowledge in search of what remains. This video documents the journey, the landscape, and the history surrounding Beacon Hill and the Grampian estate area. It explores how these hills were shaped by colonial systems, unpaid labor, and the communities that later formed in their shadow. This is not just a hike. It’s a walk through history. If you enjoy real exploration, Jamaican history, abandoned places, and hidden ruins, subscribe to Elite Jamaica for more. https://elite-jamaica-store.creator-spring.com/listing/mt-felix-mug Get Your Mount Felix Mug now! I only could do Six. Join my Patreon for Pictures and exact locations of my finds. Thanks for the support. https://patreon.com/Elitejamaica Thanks for your support Https://PayPal.me/elitejamm #JamaicaHistory #GrampianEstate #BeaconHill #EliteJamaica #HistoricJamaica #JamaicaExploration #AbandonedJamaica
Published Feb 10, 2026
THE RISE AND FALL OF DOWNTOWN KINGSTON: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
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Kareems Quest
THE RISE AND FALL OF DOWNTOWN KINGSTON: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
Take a trip down memory lane to a time when King Street was the "Rodeo Drive" of the Caribbean. In this video, we explore the incredible rise and the heartbreaking economic halt of Downtown Kingston, Jamaica. We’re stepping back into the "Glory Days" to see the landmarks that once defined Jamaican luxury, culture, and power. From the first escalators in the country to the stage where national heroes were born, Downtown wasn't just a district—it was the heartbeat of the nation. Featured in this video: Issa’s of King Street: Known as Jamaica’s first modern department store. Founded by Abe Issa, "The Father of Jamaican Tourism," this was the go-to spot for international luxury goods and weekly fashion shows. Nathan’s Department Store: A true pioneer at the corner of Barry and King Streets. It famously introduced the very first escalator to Jamaica, making it the "It" place for high-end shopping. Times Store: More than just a shop, it was a community hub. Famous for its soda fountain (the best malts in town!) and the legendary Santa Claus Float Parade that took over King Street every Christmas. The Ward Theatre: A National Monument and the only theatre of its kind in the English-speaking Caribbean. This is where both the PNP and JLP were launched, and where the National Pantomime became a Boxing Day tradition. Coke Methodist Church: Named after Dr. Thomas Coke, this neo-Gothic masterpiece stands as a resilient symbol of faith, rebuilt after the 1907 earthquake and still overlooking the Parade today. Join us as we talk to the young entrepreneurs today who are "defying the odds" to bring life back to these historic streets. Is Downtown ready for its second act? Don't forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more Jamaican history and travel stories! #DowntownKingston #JamaicaHistory #KareemsQuest #ExploreJamaica #KingStreet #JamaicanCulture #WardTheatre #VisitJamaica
Published Feb 1, 2026