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Name
Janet
Thursday, July 30, 2009 - 9:02:58 PM
Location
Twin Lake
Comment
AT last! you're back to writing. I don't even care that it is about potatoes...one of my less favorite foods (not enough sugar ;>) ) it is just good to know you're back ! We are going to Alaska the end of the month so our thoughts seem to be on that more than anything. EArl is into day lily gardening this year along with his very small vegetable garden. We have had green beans until we are ready to share them. Nine hills is all he put in. More than enough! And I made some bread and butter pickles yesterday from the garden crop. I only made 1/2 a batch as I had to take the recipe off the internet (wonderful tool) as I couldn't find my mother's recipe. This one is good and I'll make more. I gave the ones I made to Kathy as she stood here droolin'.
Name
betsy
Wednesday, July 15, 2009 - 2:40:36 PM
Location
Coe Creek
Comment
Haying season finished up with a fine week, cool nights and breezy, sunny days. There will be plenty of feed to see the livestock through the winter. Now, we have to concentrate on the garden so we, too, will have enough to sustain us through the cold months. With morning temperatures in the thirties a few days this past week, winter is never far from our thoughts.
Name
cheryl
Tuesday, July 07, 2009 - 3:36:27 PM
Location
Traverse City
Comment
Hi Betsy and Runo, Enjoy your newsletters but I can imagine how busy you are now that haying and gardening are in full swing. Are you also doing the LeRoy Farmers' Market? Saturdays, right? I am visiting Mom each week and we would like to see you both one of these days...so maybe in LeRoy. All is fine in Traverse City. Cool today, but sunny, and we have our sailboat in East Bay, and our kayaks too. When we get the chance, we enjoy just being on the water. Take care....Cheryl
Name
betsy
Wednesday, July 01, 2009 - 1:19:38 PM
Location
Coe Creek Farm
Comment
Rainy and cool here in Michigan. We managed to get some hay into the barn during the last warm, dry spell, but now we are waiting for haying weather again. We won't complain about the rain, either, though. Our part of Mother Earth is soaking it up. Gardens are growing in spite of the generally cool temperatures, and lambs and calves are happy with their mothers on plenty of good pasture. My newsletter essays will hopefully return soon. Some technical difficulties. We will keep in touch with all of you who look at our web site.
Name
Henry Lorentzon
Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - 4:46:36 PM
Location
Sweden
Comment
Hej Runo och Betsy! Sänder en hälsning från tomtebo. Vi jobbar nu med trädgården det är mycket arbete även om vi inte har en lika omfattande odling som ni har. Vi har haft ett underbart sommarväder med temp upp till 32 C jag tycker det är skönt. Vi har köpt båt och varit ute med den en hel del men ingen övernattning än, det kommer. Hoppas att allt är bra med er. Hälsningar Henry o Patricia
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