Gary and his family live a simpler, quieter and slower way of life on an old farmstead, living like people did many years ago. They limit their use of electricity, preferring candlelight and hand tools. They cook and heat with wood, farm with horses, and make as much food as possible with bees, goats and a large garden. They enjoy working with old traditional crafts of seed saving, blacksmithing, cheese, soap and candle-making, weaving, spinning and hard tool woodworking. "We make our own crafts with the purpose of usefulness, with added integrity, using only natural elements...no polyester, plastic, or chemicals."
An unusual life choice; one that I admire but not one that I would willingly share.