We have moved to our new farm, now, several years (and then months to actually get thru the process) in the making!
We moved on Friday and are still getting settled. The barn is quiet without the alps yet, but they will be here in the spring, so it won’t be too long. We have to work on the pastures before then anyhow.
It will be a while before we are operational, but our new farm has so far provided us with a good crop of blackberries, beans, and the tomatoes are plentiful and green so we’ll have those soon. We have two wild turkey families that are coming to visit frequently, and I found the most beautiful feather in the woods today, where I was fortunate enough to be walking with my parents who were able to see our place this weekend. This is no small feat since they are from away (as any good Mainer would put it, though, I am not in Maine).
It is going to be so great here! We are finally at the point where we can look around and be excited to be settling in.
A few odds and ends left to take care of, but we are here, and ready to engage in our land stewardship! My parents even gave me a pitchfork as a farm-warming gift! :)
