In Derryduff More, Co Cork, the Gruberts embody modern sustainable living similar to the 1975 sitcom 'The Good Life'. Originally from Essex, Tony and Helen moved to a 148-acre hilltop farm for a carbon-neutral, off-grid lifestyle. Recognized as pioneers, their commitment to the environment includes planting 72,000 trees to offset their carbon footprint. Their approach highlights the need for sustainable practices amid climate change, demonstrating a harmonious life with nature and advocating for financial and ecological sustainability.
"Friends thought we were nuts," recalls Helen. Today, they're considered pioneers. The eco nirvana they've created, surrounded by 72,000 trees which they painstakingly planted to offset their carbon footprint..."
"We can't keep on taking without putting something back," says Tony. "We need to be able to live within our means, not only financially, but long-term within our carbon means..."
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