OUR PEOPLE. THEIR STORIES. Emily and Dylan's Story

A life changing shift from the big city lights of Auckland to farming in the central North Island is the focus for the Dairy Women’s Network second story in its visual story telling project, OUR PEOPLE. THEIR STORIES.
Now firmly calling themselves dairy farmers Dylan and Emily Hilhorst left building and marketing jobs to set up a new rural life in Tirohanga, north of Taupo, both agreeing it was the best decision they’d ever made and there’s no place they’d rather be.
With a strong environment focus the couple have also diversified, giving an old 1950’s telephone exchange a new found life as off the grid accommodation, spending a year transforming it into a secluded oasis of glamping nostalgia.
“After such a fantastic response to our first OUR PEOPLE. THEIR STORIES story with nine year old Lucy O’Reilly we are really excited to launch our next one. We are committed to visually telling these amazing stories that touch people and inspire, educate and engage and provoke emotional responses, and we’re just getting started," Dairy Women’s Network CEO Jules Benton said.
Benton said three stories have already been produced with another two to be done before Christmas with plans to release one more before mid December.
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[@sharonanaruhill9529]

Awesome story. Well done guys.

[@DairyWomensNetworkNZ]

Thanks so much.