Reflections

  • Sandhill Equinox

    Sandhill Cranes returned to the farm this last week.  They’ve been in the valley for the last couple weeks but had not chosen the western pasture until now.  I’m not sure the reason, but they continue to prefer the west pasture to… Continue reading

    Sandhill Equinox

  • Redemptive Normal

    “I can’t wait to get back to normal.”  Earnestly said.  We’ve all said it in one way or another this last year.   Four of us stood in the pasture.  A late winter breeze caused each of us to raise our coat collar.  We’d gathered… Continue reading

  • Gift

    A friend gave us a handful of cuzinni seeds a few years ago.  Being a “Seeder,” the only one I know, he cannot help himself when it comes to seeds.  Whether walking a sidewalk or the countryside, he revels in… Continue reading

  • Troubles

    kelly clark fotography They set fire and burned a Mi’kmaq lobster pound in Middle West Pubnico to the ground.  I had no idea Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq are having significant troubles with commercial fishers until Crow Eddy, Disciple Mi’kmaq artist, friend,… Continue reading