Theresa Fagan

But an awful lot of that, you know, it came down to the pressure being put on to let me build in my area, on my family land, beside my parents, beside my brother, beside my cousin.

I wasn't building out in the middle of it, you know, completely off on my own.

I'm building right beside family.

Yeah.

And...

you know, to be told that a house is too much of a negative visual impact, but developments that the national strategy are pushing are all well and good.

Well, like, our engineer, the engineer that finally got us the plan, and if it wasn't for him

you know, constantly pushing it.

And everything costs money as well.

And it's time.

And, you know, we got married in 17.

And then, you know, we had our first child in December of 18.

And we had no home, you know, at the time.

We were renting in Belenat at the time.

And we didn't know what we were, we didn't know what to do.

And then a house, you know, we ended up having to buy because we needed a home for our baby at the time.

And because it just took so long.

And then, see, it was always my dream to build here.

Like when I was seven years old, I told my parents, that's where I'm building my house.

And if anyone mentioned, can we have the field supply?