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How an Urban Grandmother Found a New Life in the Countryside?

Grandmothers are true keepers of traditions, the bridge between past generations and the present. Especially those living in the countryside, they hold a special knowledge passed down through time. Their skills in maintaining a cozy home, preserving family recipes, and living in harmony with nature are treasures that feel increasingly rare and valuable.

However, urban grandmothers—those born and raised in bustling cities—didn’t always have the chance to keep these roots alive. Many lost touch with traditions, as city life often erases the time and need to follow age-old customs.

The story of one grandmother who was born and raised in the capital city is an exception. Her children, choosing a path of downshifting, decided to start a new life away from the noise of the city, buying a home in a village. She followed them, moving to the countryside, where everything was new to her. She had to learn many things again: how to stoke a fire to heat the house, work in the garden to grow fresh vegetables, since the ones from the store often seemed wilted and flavorless. She also rediscovered the art of making jam, filling the home with aromas that reminded her of warm summer days.

Here, far from the noise of the city, her days took on a special meaning, filled with a sense of warmth and harmony that had been missing in the metropolis. The scents and warmth preserved in jars of jam became more than just winter supplies; they became part of a new way of life, filled with vitality.

In our video, you will see how such a grandmother lives and how she rediscovers forgotten traditions. Will she be able to return to her roots, and is it even possible?