I'm in South Eastern Ohio. Near the town of Zanesville.

Hi, I live in Dinwiddie, Virginia. It is in central VA. about 30 miles from the NC border. We have the 5 acre homestead and buildings of a working 200 acre farm. We bought the place about 22 years ago. Farmers share straw, hay, and peanuts and hubby bushhogs edges of fields and barn lots for them. He is retired and loves riding his tractor. We have an acre garden or so that was strange this year to say the least. It is producing finally ' cause we hauled so much water to it and God blessed it. Hubby is from Elizabethton,Tenn. Born in a home his dad built on top of the "second to the last mountian top" in Tenn.  :) I was a Navy brat and was born in Seatlle, Wash., moved to Green Bay Wis., Chicago, Ill., Long Beach, Ca., Guam, San Diago, Ca., Marlow Hgts, Md. and now Va. Whew!! I never wrote it all down before. This is our homestead, very rural. I love it. 

Washinton state.  Born in Vancouver, Washington, my family moved up to Renton (subburb of Seattle) in 

1958 and I presently live in University Place, Washington (subburb of Tacoma).  The Pacific coastline to the Cascade has lots of evergreens.  The eastern side (east of the Cascades) is a lot warmer and drier.  There's corn fields, alfalfa fields, apple orchards, and other crops.

Dad and his new wife (my mom passed in 2007) still live where I grew up, the property is on Cedar River.

Hey everyone, central Texas here, Brownwood to be exact.  Been here for about 16 years now.  Born in  Arkansas and was privileged to live in many areas of our fine country (read Oil Field Trash…)  Spent most of my summers growing up with a favorite aunt and uncle on their dairy farm in SW Oklahoma.  I miss that life, it was hard but rewarding work. 

Hello from central PA; Port Matilda, PA to be exact.  Live on 5 acres once belonging to my husband's family.  My daughter & family  built behind us. 

No longer farm but keep busy with gardening, yard work, and growing grandkids.  :)

It's a wonderful  life!

We live in coastal Virginia in the city of Chesapeake near the Virginia Beach line. It's rural here now, but the surrounding area is growing fast. There is an outlying navy landing field very close to us which, while quite noisy at times, keeps development at bay. We live on land that my husbands grandfather owned and has been handed down with family members living all around us. Our house is on 1.3 acres but my brother-in-law has 20 acres from the original farm just across the road where we raise chickens, berries and vegetables. I soooooooo want a cow.

We live in Riverton, KS. My husband was born and raised and lived all his life in Riverton. I was born in Greenfield, Iowa, moved to Neosho, MO when I was 2. Spent all of my childhood there. I also lived in Cedarville & Van Buren, AR for a little while, but I am glad we moved back home to Riverton last year. I love it here more than anywhere else I have lived!!

Born and raised in Los Angeles, I've lived in Southern California all my life, and I'm still here. But I've travelled quite a bit. I visited nearly all of the lower 48 before I was 14 on family vacations. Later, some parts of South American and Europe. I've never had any farm animals. (Except for the summer we had 25 chickens on our city lot in L.A., but that's a story for the FBR blog!) My dad told many stories of growing up on a farm in Colorado, and I've always wanted to live in the country. Kids grown and gone, my husband and I are looking forward to moving north onto maybe a few acres, and having at least chickens, maybe a couple of goats, and definitely our own garden. (We currently grow our veggies at our local community garden.) Meanwhile, I live vicariously through Susanne!