During the pandemic, masses of urban dwellers around the country transplanted themselves to more pastoral, if not more affordable, settings. Even now, post-pandemic, New York City inhabitants—more accustomed to concrete than conifers—are among those still moving to New York’s Hudson Valley region, seeking a respite from the city’s hustle for the serene advantages of rural life. Attracted by farming, brewing, baking and other “return to nature” endeavors, the Hudson Valley’s newly-rooted are revitalizing the area with their diverse skills and (literally) groundbreaking spirit. Arriving to both document and demonstrate this passage is Back To The Land: A New Way Of…
