Somewhere between indigenous people living on their own land, and the current off-the-grid and tiny house trend, something happened. The back-to-the-land movement of the '70s and '80s was about much more than planting vegetables, raising chickens, and chopping wood. This memoir is a journey about exploring a different lifestyle, questioning society's norms, and finding a true sense of freedom. It's about living out in nature in a cabin in the woods, yet still being present in the world. It's about doors that open and paths to follow. This is a story of love, music, adventure, and inspiration.