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An evening adventure
Twice last week I arrived home from work to the squeals of the neighbor kids wanting to go to the farm for a fun-filled evening of four-wheeling adventures and a bonfire. I must admit, it was kind of nice to … Continue reading
Tagged farm, four-wheeling, muskrat, Ocheyedan Creek, pasture, wildlife
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Black thumb, green thumb
Nearly six months ago, during the Women’s Expo in Worthington, I received a little flower pot and a packet of Forget-Me-Not seeds from the fine folks working the Southwest Minnesota Radiation Center’s booth. At the time, I decided I was … Continue reading
Tagged annuals, Flowers, Garden, perennials
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I will not be a pack rat
When my big green recycling container with wheels was dropped off on my front lawn last Thursday, I was practically giddy with excitement. Well, all right, not practically – I was giddy with excitement! I was not a fan of … Continue reading
Tagged home, recycling
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Legend in the Limestone
I was sitting at the dining room table in a farmhouse along the banks of the Kanaranzi Creek the other day, listening to a fascinating couple talk about the heritage in their family’s century farm. The farm, as it turns … Continue reading
Tagged century farm, family, farm, Kanaranzi Creek, limestone, plumbing, rock, work
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