Back to the Land - #4
The father of one of these newly minted self-sufficient farmers wrote:
Organic vegetable garde - learn about the farm below.
>>Tired of living in a crowded urban environment with its deafening noise and bumper-to-bumper traffic and eager to escape what they saw as an economy bent on destroying the planet, Matt and Tasha left their home in the Washington, DC metropolitan area in March 2014.
In doing so, they became modern-day pioneers, part of a wave of Americans who have chosen to go back to the land over the past decade, seeking to reclaim and rebuild their lives and to forge a deeper connection to the earth, the animals that inhabit it, and to each other.<>Since moving to rural northwest North Carolina in spring of 2014, we’ve done and learned all kinds of new things, met a lot of new people, and made some great friends here. While we’ve come a long way toward realizing our goal of living a self-sufficient life, we’ve still got a lot to learn.<<
Back to the Land - #4
The father of one of these newly minted self-sufficient farmers wrote:
Organic vegetable garde - learn about the farm below.
>>Tired of living in a crowded urban environment with its deafening noise and bumper-to-bumper traffic and eager to escape what they saw as an economy bent on destroying the planet, Matt and Tasha left their home in the Washington, DC metropolitan area in March 2014.
In doing so, they became modern-day pioneers, part of a wave of Americans who have chosen to go back to the land over the past decade, seeking to reclaim and rebuild their lives and to forge a deeper connection to the earth, the animals that inhabit it, and to each other.<>Since moving to rural northwest North Carolina in spring of 2014, we’ve done and learned all kinds of new things, met a lot of new people, and made some great friends here. While we’ve come a long way toward realizing our goal of living a self-sufficient life, we’ve still got a lot to learn.<<