They live on one of the highest farms in the country, and they live three miles from the nearest road. Anne Gro was heavily pregnant when she and Åsmund moved to Argehovd in Møsstrond, his family farm, more than twenty years ago. The Løvås couple have lived there from sheep farming and tourism, and there they have brought up two daughters, who had to live in a boarding school for all their school years. Neither the parents nor the girls are sorry that they chose Argehovd.

Marit Kvam and Arnfinn Lislien met at an agricultural school. They were to become farmers. But instead of finding a large and easy-to-run farm, they chose a steep and stony small farm on the roadless side at the top of Romsdalen. In the hills of Brulia, the scythe and the rake are still important travel companions. In addition, they fall on one seat, while they have their legs on another. They do it to keep the traditions alive and the cultural landscape intact.