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The Woodcock's Dance
Yesterday, I found a woodcock roosting in the brushy edge of our sheep pasture.
Jul 4
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Bobbie Emery
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June 2025
In the Company of Cedars
Even though cedar trees are considered invasive and have a tendency to make a nuisance of themselves in pastures, I'm rather fond of the prickly things.
Jun 14
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Bobbie Emery
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Barnyard Graffiti
I woke up this morning with the vague sense that dawn was unfolding outside.
Jun 7
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Bobbie Emery
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May 2025
Luddites and The Flying Shuttle
The last time we dropped yarn off at the weavers I became fascinated by the loom that Karin's father brought over from Scotland, and was, in fact…
May 24
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Bobbie Emery
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Busy as a Bird
It’s probably best, this time of year, to refrain from complaining about how busy you are to any livestock farmer you might meet – unless of course, you…
May 17
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Bobbie Emery
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Tributaries
When it rains, the western face of our traprock ridge collects all the rain drops as they seep through the talus slope and run under the rocky debris.
May 10
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Bobbie Emery
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Putting Moms on Pasture
My mom was arguably the best mom ever – bar none.
May 3
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Bobbie Emery
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April 2025
Romancing the Swarm
A healthy honeybee colony, with a summertime population of 50,000 bees, will winter over with only 15,000 workers and the queen.
Apr 26
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Bobbie Emery
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The Neighborhood Feud
I was sitting on the edge of our ridge with a friend, chatting about life and hiding from her kids, when a pair of hawks flew overhead.
Apr 19
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Bobbie Emery
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The Joy of Playing
Spring is on a roll!
Apr 12
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Bobbie Emery
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The Rebellion of Lambs
In an attempt to protect their monopoly on the wool industry, England tried hard to discourage one from ever taking hold in its American colonies.
Apr 5
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Bobbie Emery
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March 2025
And a Whole Lot of Time
15,000 years ago, our farm (and the rest of New England) was covered with a sheet of ice a mile thick.
Mar 29
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Bobbie Emery
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