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Mid February
February is almost half over. Where did it go? I’ve been sick. Not in the hospital sick, but sinus cold type sick. I’ve been trying to get rid of it for almost a week using over the counter meds. I … Continue reading
Posted in South Carolina
Tagged 1840 Farm, Craft fair, Egret, Etsy, Fairy house, February, Flu season, Fog, Murrells Inlet, Seagull, South Carolina
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Master Gardener Spring Conference
Saturday was the Spring Conference for New Hampshire Master Gardeners. It was about an hour drive with three of the very best local gardeners I know. Wow – I was psyched up before I even arrived The Keynote speaker was … Continue reading
Posted in Flower Gardening, Gardening
Tagged 1840 Farm, Chickens, Fabric Coiled Basket, Fresh eggs, Historic Gardens, John Forti, Kerry Ann Mendez, New Hampshire Master GArdener Association, New Hampshire Master Gardeners, NHMGA, Perennially Yours, Portsmouth NH, Strawbery Banke, The Heirloom Gardener
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Weekly Photo Challenge: A Day in My Life
If you would like to share our daily adventures Like our Facebook Page, and if hand made fabric coiled baskets cause your pulse to quicken visit our 1840 Farm mercantile store. From our Farm Family to yours, have a safe … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Weekly Photo Challenge
Tagged 1840 Farm, 1840 Mercantile, Bonnie Plants, Bonnie Plants Tshirt, Chicken Coop, Chickens, Crafting, Fabric coiled baskets, Family farm, Farming, Gardening, Goats, Lilacs, Maple Sap, Maple Syrup, NH State Flower, Photography, Postaday, Quilting, Rabbits, Weekly photo challenge, Weekly Photo Challenge: A day in my life
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Guest blogger
A couple of weeks ago, my blogging friend, Connie, at Family Home and Life asked me if I’d like to write a guest post for her. I love Connie and her blog so “yes,” I’d be thrilled. Connie lives in … Continue reading
Easter baskets
With Easter a couple of weeks away, finding a basket for our farm kids is easy because we make coiled fabric baskets, and they make beautiful Easter baskets. Filling them with candy is a challenge though because my grandson is allergic … Continue reading
Winner of Chicken Tote Drawing
Drum roll! The winner of the Chicken Tote was #20 – L. Bryant who has 32 chickens of her own. Congratulations! Thanks to everyone who participated in the giveaway. If you have a moment in your busy day today, we’d … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Farming
Tagged 1840 Farm, Bantams, Brookside Farm, Building a Chicken Coop, Chicken Coop, Chicken coop run, Chickens, Coiled Fabric Egg Baskets, Egg baskets, Egg Baskets 1840 Farm, Egg Baskets 1840 Farm Etsy, Family farm, Hobby Farm Magazines, New Hampshire farmer, Popular Farming, Popular Farming: Chickens
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All things chicken drawing
I remember the fun I had spending a large part of my youth at my grandparents’ New Hampshire farm, Brookside Farm. They had dairy cows, chickens, sometimes a pig or two for meat or a couple of ducks, a huge … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Farming
Tagged 1840 Farm, Bantams, Brookside Farm, Building a Chicken Coop, Chicken Coop, Chicken coop run, Chickens, Coiled Fabric Egg Baskets, Egg baskets, Egg Baskets 1840 Farm, Egg Baskets 1840 Farm Etsy, Family farm, Hobby Farm Magazines, New Hampshire farmer, Popular Farming, Popular Farming: Chickens
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Nor’Easter February 2013
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Posted in Family, Photography
Tagged 1840 Farm, Blizzard, John Deere, New England, New Hampshire, Nor'Easter 2013, Noreaster, Photography, Snow, Snow storm
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Lemonade stand
To borrow some lyrics from John Denver, some days are diamonds and some days are stones. Let’s face it, most days the mailman brings you bills and junk mail instead of that one anticipated letter. Around here we try to … Continue reading
Posted in Family
Tagged 1840 Farm, John Deere, Lemonade stand, Lemons, Making a sledding run, New Hampshire, NH Tourism, Skating, Skiing, Sled, Sledding, Snow, Snowmobiling
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