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Move to the farm ‘well worth it’

LOVING LIFE: Echo Farm owners Anthea and Damian Harrison have had no regrets over moving to the region and running the business. Picture: Aidan Curtis.
Aidan Curtis

AFTER putting their first tourist season in the books, Echo Farm's owners are feeling no regrets at leaving Melbourne to […]

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