"Here in Melancthon, farmers love the land so much they etch pictures of their homesteads on family gravestones.
When they die in this township — an idyllic stretch of rolling farmlands that juts out of Shelburne, just north of Orangeville — they are buried with a handful of the rich soil in their caskets.
So it seemed a somewhat bold gesture when strangers suddenly came calling, offering to take the land off their hands."
When they die in this township — an idyllic stretch of rolling farmlands that juts out of Shelburne, just north of Orangeville — they are buried with a handful of the rich soil in their caskets.
So it seemed a somewhat bold gesture when strangers suddenly came calling, offering to take the land off their hands."
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The video is excellent too. Fair and balance article for sure.
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