Before Vanlife, There Were Sheep
Why following real shepherds might be the most uncomfortable — and necessary — form of nomad life left
Long before laptops, camper vans, co-living manifestos and remote-work visas, nomadism already existed. It just didn’t call itself that. It didn’t have a pitch deck, a hashtag, or a Wi-Fi plan.
It had sheep.
And mud. And weather. And silence that lasts for days.
Today, “nomad life” has become shorthand for movement without friction: mobility with infrastru…
