Pre CV my DP worked away as a freelance project manager, I ran equine assisted training communication, team-building leadership courses with our lovely herd of horses. Obviously this work has come to a grinding halt and is unlikely to restart before next spring.
As an alternative to people physically visiting our farm we're thinking about using CCTV/webcams to livestream our horses (and chickens, goats and dogs). We've got about 3 hectares of wooded, hilly land with a track system that encourages the horses to meander around as they would in the wild and the chickens and goats have a large garden during the day. In addition to the cameras we'd show occasional training videos, drone flights and a chat room so people could ask questions about the animals.
Would this be something you'd watch? If you're WFH and frazzled, would watching animals doing not a lot other than being animals help? It wouldn't be pay per view as we've got the cameras for security (never used!) so all we'd have to do is move them to focus on the horses. What do you think?
YABU - waste of time
YANBU - yes, I'd tune in