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Hey, this is that side in. I'm Nate Hedgey.

And right now I am starting to buy a bunch of sheep.

So a few months ago, I was standing on a hill in northwest Ireland.

And it was like everything I expected the emerald aisle to look like.

Soft green grass, a rainbow at one point, and of course, a farmer tending to his flock.

Sometimes it can be tedious, but it's lovely when the first lamb arrives.

You know it's all worth it.

This muddy, steep hill is Justin Warnock's backyard.

He drives up here every morning on a quad bike.

That's what the Irish call a four-wheeler,

and shovels out some pellets for the sheep.

It's a nice day today, but we've been up here blowing snow and sleet and rain, wind.

We get a lot of that here, but it's beautiful.

You can see the Atlantic Ocean, the Dundigar Mountains, so you have a great view from here.

This is a view that Irish farmers like Justin have been looking at for a very, very long time.

There are Gaelic surnames and traditions that date back to the time of the Roman Empire.

People have been tending livestock here since before King Tut ruled ancient Egypt.

These iconic rolling hills, they're not just for Instagram.

They are a part of Ireland's soul. Our DNA is here. There's no doubt about that. My family

have been around here for over three 400 years in the Canock area, so, you know, so we're well-bedded in.

Well-bedded in, I like that.

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