The British comedy duo Mitchell and Webb discover that farming makes good sense, that nature works for us, and that there’s a reason to live where you work (though they try to keep all this hush-hush).
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“It’s made of chicken!” Brilliant!
http://www.westlibertyfarm.com/blog
This is one of my effin fav’s