Back To Your Roots
Getting Back To Your Roots I can feel my blood pressure dropping as I drive out to my friend’s house in the country. I take the exit and head north on an old highway surrounded by fields of yellow wildflowers and cardboard signs for fresh picked strawberries. Sandy, along with her husband Michael, live in a small house on five acres, and they come as close to anyone I know to living off of the land. They raise chickens, ducks, quail, honeybees, rabbits and their newest project is sheep. They have been getting their land ready to bring in sheep … Continue reading



















