By Richard Harris
For Leo Miranda, Jessica Soto, and their son Pablo, moving to Chattahoochee County in 2015 wasn't just a change of scenery - it was the beginning of a profound way of life. When they purchased their slice of land, they named it Ochillee Farm in honor of the winding creek that cuts across the property. What started as a weekend hobby quickly blossomed into a full-fledged homestead.
Surrounded by the natural beauty of west-central Georgia, the family learned to grow most of their own food, tend an expansive garden, raise animals, and spend their free time hunting, fishing, and passing those timeless outdoor traditions down to their kids and grandkids.
Much of their knowledge came the hard way: through trial and error. But along the way, they noticed a common thread a...
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