This Family Left Nairobi and Turned Their Idle Farm in Makueni into a Fruit Paradise | Slow Living
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Anne and her family never really thought much about village life. Like many people, urban life felt like the goal. But one day, it hit them: they had a large piece of land in Makueni sitting idle. Valuable land. Untapped land. That realization changed everything. They made the decision to go back and develop it, and today, their 30-acre farm produces avocados, mangoes, pixies, and pawpaws. What was once idle land has grown into a thriving fruit farm in one of the driest parts of the country. This is the full story of how Anne and her family left city life behind and turned their idle land in Makueni into a fruit paradise. #Slowliving #TheReturn Support Our Work MPESA: +254 726 916 908 Or through PayBill: 4096889 Account Name: LNN Thank You
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