James interviews Renate Hanneman about her working farm, Herridarholl. Renate, her family, and several young farm workers from elsewhere in Europe tend to about a hundred horses, nearly three hundred sheep (the farm produces approximately five hundred lambs each year), a small herd of milk cows, and the usual complement of farm cats and dogs.

James is happy to oblige when asked if he will give Arnar, Renate's husband, a hand moving a herd of mares and foals from one pasture to another. Note James' fancy riding duds - snowmobile suits like these are standard issue when riding in blustery fall weather.