Spring returns to the hill
The red-wing blackbirds are chasing each other around the fence rows, the sweet smell of fresh-cut hay is in the air, and we’re happy to be outdoors again after a long, long winter.
We’re busier than ever keeping up with a lawn that grows inches overnight and picking up after trees that produce and drop an endless supply of twigs.
Despite all the work, it’s a joy to sit and watch the redbuds bloom and the red-headed woodpeckers chip away at the old light post out front.
And it’s a delight to be telling you about it again. Amid the farm chores, we’ll do our best to update you more often.
1 Comments:
These articles are so good, Larry, and I shared them in our "All Things Amish" group on FB and people love them!!!!! I hope you will share more of them on your FB page!!!!!!!!!
God bless!!!! Have a wonderful summer!!!!!!
Cousin Dianna
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