Spring Harvest
in the bag!
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Just before shearing last year, I gave up on this blog Farm Journal. Getting photos into posts was such a pain in the neck that posting just wasn’t fun at all. Apparently, I wasn’t the only one who noticed because the good folks at WordPress have streamlined the process. I’m giving it another try…
The ewes get to eat indoors the day after shearing.
Shearing in March went off without a [....read more]
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!! Fiber !! Fiber !! Fiber !! Fiber !!
Check out the Hatchtown page at the Maine Fiberarts website.
Fri., Sat. & Sun. August 5, 6 & 7 10 am — 5 pm
Hatchtown Farm is either No. 67 or No. 15 Now, if you have the large, glossy Tour Map that Maine Fiberarts printed up a couple of years [....read more]
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This morning it’s snowing just enough to brighten up the grey piles that pepper the landscape, but the other morning when I opened the door, I smelled Spring…a welcome change from the all familiar wood smoke of Winter! And last week, our cat was stalking a Robin that was flitting around in one of the apple trees. A Robin…? I know, it seems a little early to me. But I guess Spring really is [....read more]
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I was all excited about my new wheels and was going to post about them but it turned out that Jim was more excited about my excitement…so excited that he put the story of my new wheels on the home page of our website! Eesh!
What Jim didn’t cover in his story was my complete and utter surprise when the wheels were revealed on Christmas morning.
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I love the days between Christmas and New Year! It could well be my favorite week of the year. I get a lot done and, if only for a short time, I feel somewhat organized. I might even have time to do something new and different…or something that’s been put off for lack of the good chunk of time it requires.
The pile of mail that lives on the kitchen table [....read more]
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