When people ask us what we do, we answer that we live at the end of the world and we are 'haressing' Poland, or more precisely, we have already released about 16,000 hares. We also have a house that's open to friendly people, a kitchen full of unusual tastes, goats, cats, a dog and a view of the loft. We value this life, which we arranged because we didn't want to live in a block of flats, next to a supermarket with late-night deliveries. Before we chose the direction of Paszków, we lived in Legnica and we were chasing professional goals, development, money and a bland future. In addition, the children grew up unexpectedly quickly and we felt the empty nest syndrome. At that time, there was a thought that there must be some other, calmer life. So for the first time, we went on a lonely long vacation in Bieszczady and we were goners. There was no question of going back to town. We found a plot of land in the Kłodzko Valley and transported two wooden houses from Podkarpacie. One from 1927, the other one is our age from 1963. In the House at the End of the World, we are visited by people who, just like us, are fed up with the omnipresent noise, quarrels of politicians and constant city rush. We are here waiting for you.