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Rural pleasures enticed Rex and Candra Seley to leave Boston behind for a circa-1690 farmhouse in the country.
It's a place for appreciating permanence and a slower pace. Here, the surrounding livestock and landscape can be surveyed at leisure, with none of the blur from a fast-speeding car.
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"When we decided this was the home for us, we immediately christened it 'Thanksgiving,' which means 'celebration of life.' "
–Candra Seley,
homeowner
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