Couple study towards 'the good life'
Posted 21 August 2009
Two Harper Adams students are hoping that their time at the University College will help them to reach their goal of living a fully sustainable life.
Elaine and Darren Valentine, both aged 43, returned to education after deciding to take time out from the stresses of urban living.
The couple, from Wellington, Telford, would like to own a small holding and implement some of the skills that they have learnt while being students at Harper.
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