Rural living country life

Living in the Country and learning to be self sufficient, and how to enjoy nature is what Rural Living is all about

What to consider when moving to the country. Tips on how to adjust to country life. Why would you leave the city to move to the country? Pro's and cons.

So, you’re tired of the hustle and bustle and high prices of city living, and considering a move to the country. Maybe you plan on planting a large garden, buying some livestock, and raising your own food. And those Mother Earth News articles about off-the-grid living have piqued your interest, too. Good for you! Moving ... Read more

Join me in the heart of Big Sky Country for a tour of a cozy and rustic Montana Cabin that’s sure to give you warm fuzzies. The main home and outbuildings on the expansive property were beautifully renovated, and now we all get to enjoy the end result. Photo by Yellowstone Traditions Step inside... Read more

There is a certain draw to the rural life. A desire to slow down and live a more simple life. But does it actually make for a simple life?

The saltbox house, a beloved style of American Colonial architecture, features a distinct roof design that dates all the way back to the 1600s. Learn more about the history of these New England icons—and how modern architects are re-envisioning the style for today's families.

The Rustic Lifestyle is more than just a dream; even in urban centers you can have the mindset of a simpler life

Rural areas have higher self-employment rates than urban areas, according to Chair of the Rural Economy Committee, Julie Kapsalis. A report by Coast to Capital Local Enterprise Partnership showed how important the rural economy is to the growth and prosperity of South East England, with over 22% of businesses located in the area.

There are so many great things to be said for rural life in general, but it's also generally quite good for your health!