snuggling with Aleida. Get well soon baby girl!
me, Aria and Ryan.
sisters, sisters, never were there such devoted sisters
trellising the peas. although i just had to re-trellise with chicken wire because the rain battered them all down onto the ground
the goats going crazy over their salt block on a hot day
Peas!
ryan feeds the goats
shooing the chickens back out of my garden
more plants that aria rescued from the compost heap at Morning Glory farm. this time it's lettuce, bok choi, and multitudes of butternut, delecata and hubbard squash
glowing lilly
bubbles gets a scratch...and tries to eat it. typical goat
desmelda, the youngest goat has just begun lactating for no apparent reason. she's not pregnant as far as we know. i've been milking her twice a day, since i'm the only one who knows how to do it. I have to build a milking platform for her.
sky makes a funny face
desie again
Food? fooooooood!
meeeeehhhhh! foooooood! my food, no mine!
our almost fully grown chicks. they function as a seperate flock of eight and so far they haven't learned how to go into the chicken house to roost for the night.
ryan must not have the latent dinasaur phobia that i have. he's apparently fine with small dino relatives pecking his fingers
Matt shoving the last of the brush into his truck
victorious mama!
anthony tackling the bittersweet beast!
loading the mass of vines and branches into matts car to go to the dump
what an unruly creature!
the brush pile in it's first stages of removal
the flock of youngsters
my sweet baby girl Aleida
prettiest dog in the whole wide world!
glamor eyes
leggy rescue tomatoes that were finally getting planted in the new garden space that was created when the brush monster got moved
glowing basil leaves
Aria, Me, APPLE TREES!!!!
lettuce and cucumbers from my garden
lettuce and Cucumbers from my garden. that's my sister Aria giggling in the background
the prettiest duck i have ever seen. she was definitly preening to show off her beauty as we walked by
harvesting St. Johns Wart in the fields at Native Earth
a really tumbledown house
the first Khaki Campbell duckling to hatch: I'm hoping to buy some of these ducklings this week!
piggy nose on a hot day
that's a rather large sow
Mama pygmy goats with their new babies in the background
baby muscovy duckling at Native Earth Teaching farm
rare chickens in the shade at Native Earth Teaching Farm
rare breed of silky hens, their eggs are tiny and slightly green
yummy cucumbers!
Whippoorwills stand
the first tomatoes of the season!
orchids from the orchid lady
Whippoorwill cukes!
sniffing the chocolate mint
enjoying a whippoorwill cucumber at the Wednesday farmers market
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