the front pasture in the early morning light
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
cold weather crops: salad greens
208 Penny Road, Holtwood, PA 17532 / 717-201-3090
"To forget how to dig the earth and tend the soil is to forget ourselves."
Linkbar
welcome, and thank you for joining me on my farm and studio in southern lancaster county, pennsylvania
-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-
what's available now...
cold weather crops: salad greens
where to find us...
We are at Lancaster's Central Market on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
residents of the hill
besides myself...
a flock of silky chickens
1 american buff goose and her friend, a muscovy duck
1 cardigan welsh corgi
1 standard schnauzer
Links
Follow the blog
join us on facebook
topics of conversation
- 2009 mixed media sculpture (8)
- 2010 mixed media sculpture (1)
- 2011 mixed media sculpture (8)
- art (84)
- baking (2)
- bees (8)
- black soldier flies (1)
- books (9)
- chickens (13)
- compost (2)
- DIY (1)
- dogs (8)
- ducks (1)
- events (5)
- farm (68)
- farm news (12)
- farm products (1)
- farming (30)
- flowers (2)
- fruit and nut trees (1)
- garlic (5)
- geese (7)
- greenhouse (28)
- lamb (2)
- local food (7)
- market (6)
- market garden (14)
- mushrooms (2)
- nature (5)
- potatoes (2)
- preserving the harvest (6)
- random thoughts (22)
- recipes (19)
- red wigglers (2)
- regulations (4)
- rumtopf (2)
- seedlings (16)
- sheep (19)
- southern lancaster county (6)
- sustainability (7)
- vegetables (4)
- vermicomposting (2)
- wildlife (2)
- wildlife and nature (12)
- zoning (6)
the farmer...
- Kathleen Stoltzfus
- Holtwood, PA, United States
- A small-time farmer and artist who loves experimenting and continuously learning new things.
visitors
.
208 Penny Road, Holtwood, PA 17532 / 717-201-3090
Gandhi
2 comments:
Hi, what a wonderful picture! it conjures up all kinds of fall memories...Reading thru reminds me that I should get a little more pro-active. I want to start glass working again, do some clay work...finish my 1st quilt and the afghan (one of many). Take my dogs on a few afternoon hikes...Thank You for the inspiration!
Thanks! My favorite times of the day are daybreak and twilight. Such peaceful, quiet and soothing times - until my dogs start barking, that is.
How wonderful that you work in glass and clay! Don't you find it meditative? When I'm concentrating on making art, everything else just goes away - at least for a little while.
Post a Comment