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Dear <<First Name>>,
Pictures! We’ve got pictures!
So much has happened so fast on our Returning Home Farm property that the only way for you to understand what’s new here is through photography. So, in this “Life at Penn Forest” issue we have pictures of the barn, of the chicken coop, of the education shed and of the animals (new and old), which include goats, chickens, ducks, bunnies and an English Shepherd puppy named Sophie. The only thing that’s missing from this menagerie is a needed guard animal for the goats (probably a donkey), and then we can start clearing the cemetery of brush this spring, summer and fall.
This was not the planned schedule. We were thinking we’d build a goat shed and coop now and the barn next year. But through a lucky combination of available construction skills and favorable karma, it’s all done now, a year ahead of schedule. Wow! We’re still taking it all in.
Pictures are good, but a better way to see everything is by visiting us. No need to schedule much in advance, just give me a call to make sure I’m here; then come on out.
And, as they used to say on those late night Veg-O-Matic commercials, “But, wait, there’s more!” Penn Forest won a Sprout Fund grant last month; we had a memorial tree planting in November; Tim Means plans to build a memorial stone wall in our cremated remains scattering area this spring; we’ll be offering classes in blacksmithing; and there’s another Death Café happening next month.
Read on, folks,
Pete
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