Summary
A couple named Adam and Lou Bourns left their life in a busy area of London to start a new life on an 80-acre nature reserve in Wales. They turned the land into a successful eco-friendly glamping retreat, winning awards for their efforts.
Key Facts
- Adam and Lou Bourns moved from London to rural Wales in 2012.
- They bought an 80-acre property in Carmarthenshire.
- They built a glamping retreat from scratch, focusing on eco-friendly practices.
- The retreat includes cabins that are off-grid with solar panels and rainwater collection.
- The land has beehives and serves as habitat for butterflies, including rare species.
- Their retreat has won awards, including an award for sustainable tourism in 2018.
- They have four Exmoor ponies that help with land conservation.
- Family and friends were initially surprised by their decision to move and start the business.
