You are in the Vermont countryside.

You are taking a stroll through miles of rolling green hills.

There are cows grazing and mooing around you.

You are alone.

There's not another person in sight.

But as you continue your stroll, you see something strange in the distance.

It's a large rectangular box. It's not big enough to be a house. And as you get closer, you see that

it's made out of cherry wood. It's got a glass door. It's odd, you think. What is this beautiful box

doing out here in the middle of nowhere? You press your face against the

glass and you see it. Dozens and dozens of delicious baked goods. I'm Dylan Theris and this is

Atlas Vipskira, a celebration of the world's strange, incredible, and wondrous places.

Today, we visit Vernon, Vermont.

We are hidden in a rural community is a tiny box filled with incredible bread.

More after this. This remote breadbox in rural Vermont is the brainchild of Natalia Mijome and her husband Greg.

They're something of a nomadic couple.

They've lived in a handful of places since meeting,

but they've never really felt a strong connection to anywhere they lived. I think just like

being a little bit more isolated was something we were looking for, just like generally

less interactions with people every day. We're not the most social people. So we kind of enjoy just being out on our land.

Then in 2019, Greg got a job in New England,

and they found this little piece of remote paradise.

It's hard to deny how beautiful Vermont is,

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