OK, imagine this. You’re tired of your life in sunny California, so you sell the house, pack up the fifth-wheel camper and start traveling East.  You tour national parks, climb a few mountains and keep moving.  In the back of your mind you are looking for a place to settle down and plant your roots (literally).  Your goal is to find that perfect place to start an organic produce farm.  Along the way (40 states and 50,000 miles later) you stop at a small rural community in Southwest Virginia, and it captures your attention. Friendly people, seasonal climate, you like it here but keep moving on.  Traveling Northeast into New England you see beautiful country but tough, cold winters. All the while a small voice inside you keeps whispering “Virginia.” You know, that nice place, Wythe County I think it was called.