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Many people decide to live out in the country because they love the idea of having enough land on which to grow their own fruits and vegetables. There's nothing quite like simply walking out into one's backyard and picking enough fruit to make a pie or having the kids or grandkids run out to grab a snack fresh from the tree. If this sounds like the ideal country life to you, then read on to learn more about how to make it all come true.

Retirement comes with a lot of adjustment. While most people only think about the financial implications of their retirement, lifestyle planning for the golden years is also important. Here are four questions you should consider when preparing for retirement:

In these days of urbanisation and sky scrapers, many people are feeling the urge to move away from the city. The country offers many more benefits and natural advantages. Living the country lifestyle in country Victoria brings untold improvements to wellbeing, both physically and mentally. There are a few key benefits of living in the country.

For those transitioning in to retirement, the prospect of enjoying your future years relaxed and stress free is well deserved. You’ve worked hard your whole life and can finally enjoy the fruits of your labour. Your change in lifestyle will be multifaceted, including more time to travel, develop new hobbies, and possibly even undertake babysitting duties for your grandchildren!

Developing a veggie garden year-round takes some time and preparation to determine which vegetables thrive in which seasons. In this article we'll cover the most common vegetables for each season so you can create a successful veggie garden all year long.