Welcome! Edenbrook Farm is nestled in the heart of Central Virginia. The gardens are lovely to walk through as you listen for the soft voices of the farm animals. A feeling of peace abounds everywhere.
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Happy Easter from Edenbrook Farm
Happy Easter everyone! We have enjoyed the beginning of spring on the farm. Our chicks arrived one week ago. We decided on several varieties including Buff Orpington, Dominique, Araucana, and Rhode Island Reds. All arrived safely and are living in the office.
Gus and Clover are growing so fast. This will be the last week of bottles for Clover. All the goats will live together and we'll get ready for the llamas to arrive. Here are some pics of our growing "kids".
And lastly, David and I will be traveling to see two horses for our program. They are located in Wisconsin, and are both Norwegian Fjords. A very exciting time and whirlwind trip is ahead! Here is a beautiful photo of Sophie, a been-there-done-that kind of girl. I'll post pics of Gustav, the other horse, very soon.
What a beautiful horse! Keep me posted on the llamas. And, um, I don't think you're going to want those chicks in the office for very long. They are so cute at first by within a week or so they make SO much dust!
Hi Vicky~ I just added an update on my blog about your terrific Edenbrook Farm program. Congratulations on seeing your dream come true. What a wonderful collection of farm animals you have now. Oh yes, Solvin sends his soft 'nickers' to you. Please stop by for a visit at: ingridsfineart.blogspot.com Bye for now, Ingrid
Our family owns a horse farm in Central Virginia. I enjoy researching farm projects, spending time on the tractor, digging in the garden, and playing with the farm animals.
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What a beautiful horse! Keep me posted on the llamas. And, um, I don't think you're going to want those chicks in the office for very long. They are so cute at first by within a week or so they make SO much dust!
Hi Vicky~ I just added an update on my blog about your terrific Edenbrook Farm program. Congratulations on seeing your dream come true. What a wonderful collection of farm animals you have now. Oh yes, Solvin sends his soft 'nickers' to you. Please stop by for a visit at: ingridsfineart.blogspot.com Bye for now, Ingrid
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