Rhinebeck has many beautiful fiber animals on display. Without them, we wouldn't have our fiber arts, would we?
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Brookfield, Central New York, USA
Maggie's Farm is a State of Mind
Life on my farm, one day at a time.
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Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
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- I keep this journal as a record of my adventures on the farm, my hopes and dreams, failures and successes, for anyone who might want to take the leap, as I did, six years ago.
2 comments:
They really are beautiful. Wah, I wish I were there. No farm animals here in Lima...just a ceramic Ferdinand the Bull, a painted piggy bank, and a fuzzy Celeste (who denies that she's an animal anyway.)
Wish you could come and spend some time with me, Kathleen! You would be overrun by fibery farm animals!
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