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I'm a millennial who lives alone in a tiny house in the countryside. I don't feel like I'm missing out on city life.

Nikky de Graaf, 30, moved to the countryside to live in a cottage on her parents' land. She tried to live in the city during university but felt it was too expensive and stressful. She spent $3,000 to ...
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Rural living isn’t as healthy as you think. Here’s what it’s really like

Rural areas aren’t always the bucolic utopias that city dwellers envision them to be, explains Boudicca - Rii Schroer/John Lawrence In the classic fable of the country mouse and the town mouse, the ...
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'Southwell residents like living in the countryside but soon it'll just be like Nottingham'

Plans show a new access to the proposed housing would come from Allenby Road. One resident, who asked not to be named, has ...
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Which Is Better for Your Mental Health: The City or the Country?

Is it better to live in a city or in the countryside? While urban dwellers may benefit from more employment opportunities, better access to public services, alongside cultural activities and ...
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Lee Young-ja, after living in the countryside for the first time in a year and a half, farming became a big hit. Pick your money only with peppers

Comedian Lee Young-ja's farming this year was a good harvest.On Lee Young-ja's YouTube channel on the 16th, a video titled ...
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The urban exodus: how to understand the repopulation of the countryside?

The migration of men from rural to urban areas is commonplace. At some point in the mid-19th century, it became the norm. Strongly experimented with by the poorest segment of the population, craftsmen ...
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Simon Pegg 'relishes' the anonymity that comes with living in the countryside

Simon Pegg "relishes" the anonymity that comes with living in the countryside. The 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning' star moved to Hertfordshire from London's Crouch End 13 years ago, and he ...
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He moved from Vancouver to Japan to teach English. 20 years later, he's built a life there — and a family home in the countryside.

Jordan, 48, moved from Vancouver, Canada, to Japan to teach English over 20 years ago. After a decade of living in an old house built in the '80s, he demolished it and built a new one for his family.
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I'm a millennial who lives alone in a tiny house in the countryside. I don't feel like I'm missing out on city life.

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