An inspiring tale of a couple, Gill and Jeremy Freedman, who dared to leave the familiar urban life of North London for a rural existence in Bedfordshire. This book is a heartfelt recount of their adventures and misadventures in farming, intertwined with the steadfast observance of their Jewish faith. The narrative weaves together the rhythms of the agricultural year with the Jewish calendar, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and joys of rural living while staying true to religious traditions. Through their story, the Freedmans showcase the resilience and richness of life that comes from hard work, faith, and a deep connection to the land.