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(click "Reservation" for an availability calendar)
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We built our own little home on 22
acres of woods and ravines in 1998, clearing only enough trees to provide
room for the house, a garden and a small barn. Back then, dairy goats, hens
and honeybees graciously provided us with milk, eggs and honey.
While the animals are currently gone, we
still grow organic vegetables & fruits in our large garden. Dogs, cats
and a few reptiles complete our busy homestead.
The garden includes flowers and sleeping cats
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Winter in the woods
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People of all ages love baby goats!
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Our bees produced delicious
wildflower honey. Here, we installed two "packages" of bees
into their new homes during the spring Rhoad Island Red chicks, 2 days old.
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 Our beautiful free-range hens actively roamed the ravines as they searched for bugs and seeds.
Our Elongated tortoise, Torti, enjoys her lunch of bananas and oranges (she is still with us). |
 The goat barn was built from recycled old barn siding, and includes a milking parlor.
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More baby goats!
Merlin
& Endokee are close friends.
