Sarah Marsden, a former big city lawyer, left her corporate life behind to embrace a future living on the land in the outback. After feeling like something was missing, she took a gap year and discovered her love for the countryside.
Each morning, Sarah Marsden wakes up to the sun rising over the sweeping red dirt plains of the outback.But her morning view didn't always look like this.
In 2019, Sarah took the leap and decided to take the gap year she didn't pursue before heading off to university. Soon enough, Sarah was standing in vast grass plains surrounded by cows and mud, working on a cattle station in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
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