In the 1980s, an Australian man left law school to run his family farm after his father died; when drought and bushfires devastated his 670-hectare property, he began selling fallen firewood door-to-door; now his business sells 1 million bags a year
- Pic credit: ABC Illawarra/ Brooke ChandlerPeter Chauncy was supposed to become a lawyerHe enrolled in law school, but then his father got sick.
- Young Chauncy took his textbooks and came home to help on the family sheep and cattle farm in Canyonleigh, NSW.
- His father didn’t survive, so the farm became his responsibility.
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- Pic credit: ABC Illawarra/ Brooke ChandlerPeter Chauncy was supposed to become a lawyerHe enrolled in law school, but then his father got sick.
- Young Chauncy took his textbooks and came home to help on the family sheep and cattle farm in Canyonleigh, NSW.
- His father didn’t survive, so the farm became his responsibility.
Sources: Times of India