More people wanting the outdoors is good, especially if they're in the outdoors being constructive imo 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59132672
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-59132672BBC Article - How more of us are leaving screens behind to work outdoors
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Happening here, too. Big city people tossing it all in, selling their big fat houses and landing here to become farmers of one sort or another. Some pretty sophisticated careers just went in the toilet. I like them all as I have more choices for buying fresh meats and produce. I can even select the grain(s) then request # flour and have a miller grind that while I sit and wait.
Our laws are changing for the better= now a grower can butcher their own animals. They will take requests, too.
Calf liver is not at all popular here any more. I'll buy it.
I believe in supporting them. Sure it's a little justification for their career and whole life-style change but you also get good food. Of course, it's easily done out here in the country as opposed to next to city hall in Vancouver, BC.
Our laws are changing for the better= now a grower can butcher their own animals. They will take requests, too.
Calf liver is not at all popular here any more. I'll buy it.
I believe in supporting them. Sure it's a little justification for their career and whole life-style change but you also get good food. Of course, it's easily done out here in the country as opposed to next to city hall in Vancouver, BC.
It worries me a little TBH. Work in the countryside, especially in conservation and the like, is pretty poorly paid already and takes advantage of people's dedication to the subject. It's already hard to get decent work once people have spent years qualifying. So, an influx of people is not going to make things better.
More people wanting the outdoors is good, especially if they're in the outdoors being constructive imo
I genuinely think its a good thing - even volunteer work can help us all reconnect with nature in our area a little bit more.
I think thats the one positive to come from the pandemic - introspective reflection on what IS important to us.
What's that rumbling noise,it's the bandwagon chock full of "celebs" making their way into the countryside.
Cuts both ways, I think. If people are really unhappy in the city and it doesn't suit them and they get depressed and difficult and complainy, it is better for both the city and the country if they leave the city and go where they are happy.
Me, on balance and having lived in both about the same, I like cities. So, there's room for one more one 'celeb'.
I'll get back to waxing my Barbour
Me, on balance and having lived in both about the same, I like cities. So, there's room for one more one 'celeb'.
I'll get back to waxing my Barbour
