Nils Storås has lived most of his life up on the small farm Sulabakk, the only roadless farm that is still inhabited on Sunnmøre. As a Sunnmøring, he is frugal, thrifty and inventive, and the goal is to be self-sufficient. To do this, he has created the strangest aids. Nils Storås is full of invention and humour, and most of all he laughs at himself. But at the bottom lies the seriousness.

I'm stuck here, says Lars Finden, farmer on the Finden beach farm in Finnafjorden in Sogn, where Oddgeir Bruaset takes us this time. For a time, sixty people lived in the small hamlet, now Lars Finden is alone, together with two minor children. Here he makes a living from goat herding and tourism, and he is doing well. But the nearest neighbor is a half-hour boat ride away.