His alm is at its most beautiful just before the sun rises over the G\u00f6tzkaser high above Unken, says Nikolaus \u201cKlaus\u201c Vitzthum. The \u201cG\u00f6tzbauer\u201c from Unkenberg comes up here regularly to check on his cows \u2013 but also to enjoy the panoramic view, the pure, unadulterated beauty of nature. And the feeling of freedom.<\/strong>\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n We meet the \u201cG\u00f6tzbauer\u201c on his farm on the Unkenberg, the G\u00f6tzbauernhof. Even as a young boy, Klaus explains, he was very interested in agriculture, nature, food and animals. He finally took over the family farm from his parents in 1995, who still live on the farm, which Klaus manages together with his wife Monika. He got to know Monika, a native Bavarian, many years ago through dancing, explains Klaus. Rock ‘n’ roll dancing. \u201cWe were both ballroom dancers\u201c, says Klaus and laughs. \u201cWe don’t do that anymore these days but we still dance – a boogie now and again.\u201c The pair have three children together \u2013 two girls and a boy. We would love it if the farm continues, says Klaus. \u201cFarming is a generational project\u201c. The couple are very thankful that their children have had the opportunity to grow up on a farm. \u201cMonika and I were always at home so our children could really grow up with us\u201c, explains Klaus. \u201cDespite all of the work a farm involves, I see it as a privilege that I don’t have a workplace here on the farm, but a living-place.\u201c<\/p>\n\n\n