The Truth behind Hannah Spearritt's 'off-grid' Life In Costa Rica
Former S Club 7 star Hannah Spearritt has actually recently thrilled her Instagram followers with posts from her picturesque brand-new tropical home in Costa Rica, where she and her partner Adam Thomas are identified to 'live off the land'.
Hannah, 44, changed her bio to: 'Prepper, survivalist and developer now living the uninhibited jungle life.'
But as these special images show, even an eco-warrior needs the periodic see to the supermarket in their gas-guzzling 4x4.
Last week, Adam, 45, filled up the couple's 3.0 litre diesel Hi Lux pick-up with the weekly store at the big BM grocery store in Dominical, about half an hour down the mountain from where the couple and their 2 young daughters have based themselves.
Hannah and Adam's hillside estate with its own waterfalls and sensational views of lavish green valleys is a far cry from their life in Britain, which they waved bye-bye to in January.
Hannah announced to her 348k Instagram fans that the couple now prepare to 'discover permaculture' so they can 'live off the land' growing vegetables and fruit.
But residents and other expats in the hills above Dominical on Costa Rica's Pacific coast, informed MailOnline that the challenges of self-sufficiency can be 'immense'.
'Naturally it depends upon several aspects such as just how much dough you have, how much land and above all, just how much experience,' said an American member of the local ex-pat Facebook group, Domi Crew.
Former S Club 7 star Hannah Spearritt has actually recently thrilled her Instagram followers with posts from her picturesque brand-new tropical home in Costa Rica, where she and her partner Adam Thomas are identified to 'live off the land'.
Hannah, 44, changed her bio to: 'Prepper, survivalist and developer now living the uninhibited jungle life.'
But as these special images show, even an eco-warrior needs the periodic see to the supermarket in their gas-guzzling 4x4.
Last week, Adam, 45, filled up the couple's 3.0 litre diesel Hi Lux pick-up with the weekly store at the big BM grocery store in Dominical, about half an hour down the mountain from where the couple and their 2 young daughters have based themselves.
Hannah and Adam's hillside estate with its own waterfalls and sensational views of lavish green valleys is a far cry from their life in Britain, which they waved bye-bye to in January.
Hannah announced to her 348k Instagram fans that the couple now prepare to 'discover permaculture' so they can 'live off the land' growing vegetables and fruit.
But residents and other expats in the hills above Dominical on Costa Rica's Pacific coast, informed MailOnline that the challenges of self-sufficiency can be 'immense'.
'Naturally it depends upon several aspects such as just how much dough you have, how much land and above all, just how much experience,' said an American member of the local ex-pat Facebook group, Domi Crew.