French Island time and French Island currency. Mr Hochberger says one of the benefits of living and working on the 222-hectare farm is the time he has spent with his family, who saw little of him in Hong Kong. I've been teaching the kids at the school how to play basketball. It's been really fantastic having that time with them. There's been no shortage of challenges on the farm, the island and developing the business.
Hardship builds character.
She says the children have thrived in the open spaces and loved being able to ride their bikes so much. The family is returning to Boston so the children can enrol in an American school. Mr Hochberger will continue to work with the McLeod Eco Farm and other interests, while Liz is planning a house with her own back yard. The Age Company Ltd 2001. Any unauthorised use, copying or mirroring is prohibited.