Their house is surrounded by speeding cars and lorries, lots of noise and plenty of wind, but farmers Paul Thorp and Jill Falkingham-Thorp wouldn't have it any other way.
The married couple, who proudly live on an 18th-century farmhouse sandwiched between two busy motorway lanes, lead a life that's different from most people's.
Every day, they wake up to more than 100,000 motorists crossing the M62, which runs on either side of their family home - that's slap bang in the middle of junctions 22 and 23.