Pete Smissen

I wish we had electricity and TV.

And the older I get, the more I'm like, I'm so glad we don't.

And you can just tap out and not think about those things.

And it's funny noticing with my kids how little they require or request technology when we're up there.

They're not there constantly like, I want to go home and watch TV.

I want to play Minecraft.

Dad, can I look at your phone?

They don't really do that that much.

Exactly.

But yeah, it is very interesting, isn't it, how much they're not- You take the kid out of the kind of modern world a little bit and they tend to actually do pretty well without being much- At least my two, you know, N of two, without being a massive pain in the butt, constantly whinging about it.

Yeah, they're not teenagers yet.

Yeah, and so, what do we do?

We get up there, we sort of get ready, have something to eat, sleep, wake up the next day, and then it's sort of like, let's go check out the farm, just see what's going on.

So, we go and throw rocks in the pond.

It's like the fire thing.

I wonder if that's a massive human...

But that was, again, something I did when I was younger.

We would go for walks and it would be like, let's chuck rocks into the pond.

Or the dam.

There's a big, big dam.