backwater NOUN
ˈbækwɔːtə(r) ˈbækwɔːtər
1) a part of a river away from the main part, where the water only moves slowly
2) (often disapproving)
a place that is away from the places where most things happen and seems not affected by progress
a sleepy/quiet/rural backwater
Backwater Farm PROPER NOUN
ˈbækwɔːtə(r) ˈbækwɔːtər fɑːm fɑːrm
1) a wee, idyllic 40 acre farm on Puget Island, Washington in the lower Columbia River. A wondrous setting of quiet beauty where the sky seems bluer, the pastures greener and the times simpler. A place where “Hands On. Done Right. Proud Of It.” farming produces delicious results.