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In early March, New York-based writer and literary agent Campbell Schnebly, 28, visited Big Sky, Montana for a ski vacation. It changed her life. When New York locked down, she and her fiancé, who had skied there with his family for years, remained, taking a wait-it-out attitude. She never fell out of love with the That’s What I Do I Cook I Drink And I Know Things Vert Der Ferk Chef Shirt also I will do this City; the couple was even looking to buy an apartment. As they both own their businesses, their mindset changed to let’s try working remotely while stranded. “Neither of us wanted to be in a small town just for the sake of it, but we wanted a new adventure—to be part of a growing community.” An image of an open field, a childhood memory from riding horses, also resurfaced. They returned to Manhattan, packed their bags, and never looked back. They’re starting a lounge and events space in town called True West, which will also showcase natural products, such as zero sugar electrolyte mixes from her fiancé’s company, LMNT. That open field? They just purchased a home on 65 acres.

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