Rural Appalachian homesteader seeks F partner 40's-60's

Let's give this a try. I'm an old soul romantic who is still a kid at heart. A true partner in every respect is what I seek in the love of my life. Seeking someone with natural beauty inside and out who is meets life with enthusiasm interested in a homesteading life in rural East Tennessee, Is there such a woman out there, a vibrant feminine tomboy with a never ending desire to learn new things and master new skills. Must feel equally comfortable dressing up for a night out for fine dining in the city as you are in a work belt and boots working on a project or in the garden. must like good music,

no real responses yet. my cup is half full. I have faith the right person will see this.
I have recently begun playing my music live at events in the city so add must enjoy live music at music venues to the above list.
I guess I'm not so simple. I'm involved in lots of things,

I can't believe there are men out there looking for a tomboy! I'm nowhere near you, I live in the PNW, and I'll be 40 next year, but I just want to say how exciting it is to see someone is looking for a woman who isn't afraid to be a bit masculine. That gives me a lot of hope and reassurance to never stop being the badass that I am. Don't give up your search! Us compassionate ladies who wear their heart on their shoulder, whom have thick skin, are accustomed to sarcasm, and ain't afraid of putting their foot down are still out there! You'll find a sassy gal who'll keep you on your toes in no time. Good luck!

I saw this and just had to drop a little encouragement. I have read some of your posts, I can tell you have such a big heart and a great head on your shoulders. Honestly, you're a total catch especially for this kind of lifestyle, where having a capable, down-to-earth tomboy by your side is such a massive asset. Trust the process and keep being your awesome self; the right connection is going to find you.

Hello, my name is Zanna. It's short for Susannah. I have been looking for someone to homestead with in the Appalachians. Here is a bit about me.

I grew up in eastern Iowa, in town, not on a farm, unfortunately. Pretty normal childhood. Dog and garden both in the back yard. At age 28, I moved with my family to the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. Dad had retired, and they sold our house. That was in 1991. In 2001, after a divorce, I moved to Austin, TX, where I lived until 2014, when I moved to the small town of Taylor, TX, where I worked. Two years later when my elder sister went into a nursing home as a patient, for the last time, they said. She wasn't gonna get better. I bought myself a 26' RV and moved to the country. This was ten years ago.

My father had no sons, but I was the tomboy in the family. He called me the 'Handi-Daughter'. Living on my own I have had learn to fix a lot of things myself. I did, and amassed quite a tool collection along the way. I love to garden and be in nature. To care for animals and the land.  I am currently 63 years young. Does any of this interest you? If so, please reply back to me! I am looking forward to chatting with you!

Zanna