Scout Design, located in Prince Edward County, invades Kelly’s Shop in Picton. René Dick, owner of Scout Design, explains how and why the blue and red came to invade Picton in the summer of 2007.

Bill Reddick’s boyhood dream became a reality. Over 20 years ago, while attending Queen’s University in Kingston, Bill stumbled across Prince Edward County and says he was “overwhelmed with the beauty, the architecture, the age of the place and the combination of the water and rural land.”

“If you want a formula for a successful retirement – you have to avoid three things; bridge, golf and sailing,” says Alan Gratias, investor, creator and inventor.

The story of Marilyn Carson doesn’t start on the farm, but in the office. After years of working sales, retail and management, Marilyn traded in her business suit for a pair of overalls.

John and Geri Della Bosca had two choices when they retired: buy a condominium and walk down to the Yacht club every day, or live in the city. Five years later, they find themselves running Stone House Farm, a successful organic farm located on County Road 15 in Picton.

“If you want a formula for a successful retirement – you have to avoid three things; bridge, golf and sailing,” says Alan Gratias, investor, creator and inventor.