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Great site. We have a small farm and just got 3 bred jacob ewes a couple of months ago! Its great reading about someone else’s farm. Your boots in the mud reminded me of mine this weekend. So much rain here (olympic pennisula, washington) I need to start a blog. seeing yours incourages me
You truly have a wonderful site, both in the vasty nothingness of the internet and on your farm in Oregon. Rather than writing a dreadful paper on Hesiod and Works and Days I’ve been reading your blog tonight, and I find that you seem to be living out my dream for the future. I’m stuck in this college town apartment on the prairie, dreaming of trees and hills and woodsmoke and chickens, hoping to find it some day when the money’s right and the chance hits. I read Small Farmer’s Journal and price gate panels at the farm store and plan in my head, hoping to one day get the chance to find my dream. Thank you for sharing your life at the Shambles, and I hope to keep reading it for a long time to come.
We met at the Smith Barney meeting.
Larry and I are enjoying your website. I haven’t read all of it but so far so good. Do you make time for sleep? So much going on! It’s great!
Thanks for sharing.
Greatly enjoyed reading some of your blog. Will read more later as it is about my bedtime. The photos are excellent.
Carl
I enjoy your blog. I check in once a month or so and catch up on all of the entries I have missed. I was reading in the New York Times today about an heirloom variety of Hungarian pigs, Mangalitsas. They are a curly-haired pig. I thought that I would pass along the link in case you wanted to visit the guy in Washington state who is trying to raise them in this country. Sadly, you are the only person I know who is a farmer/livestock person. I’m a city gal, although my childhood was spent in a rural area. Perhaps someone of your acquaintance might like to become a gentleman/lady pig farmer. Here is the link.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/01/dining/01pigs.html?em
Thanks for the link! So pleased to know you enjoy the blog. I hope you can find a way to bring the farm home to the city.
Lovely work throughout–photographs, words, ideas. Very inspiring, and so much energy! VLK.
I feel like I just got an ‘A’ in class. Thank you!
S.
I love keeping up with others as they live a simpler life. Makes me wish I was younger altho we live on 3 acres I wish it was bigger. But probably enough for me to care for.
I love reading your blog. I have learned from your experiences
Thank you for shareing.
Bonnie