Dear friends,
Happy Thanksgiving. I wish you and yours the most wonderful of today's blessings.
At Hill House farm, we again have much to be thankful for this year.
Jessica Ayala in El Salvador, her drive and determination to earn a degree and improve other’s lives reminding us of what is most important in life
23 laying chickens bartered for a gallon of maple syrup, from which we traded a jar of syrup for 2 more guinea hens and a bouquet of hydrangeas
35 peeps and 25 keets from Meyer Hatchery delivered through the post office, receiving the call and opening the box remains a thrill
17 lambs born, 3 saved from hypothermia and 1 leg straightened … Amazon for providing the delivery “hot” box and hairdryer
Ah, our favorite, the road project, 240 days of extra time for contemplation and to experience the beauty of Hunting Valley
The 3 horses, 5 goats, 1 cat, Aimee, Jon and daughters Lucy and Neve who brought extra energy and fun to the farm
Our beloved friends Clyde the sheep and Ella and Sarah the goats who will forever hold a special place in our hearts
5 4H students winning at the Summit, Medina and Geauga County Fairs while learning important life lessons
Uncle Joe, our 98 year-old role model for a life well-lived through a strong work ethic and love of nature
12 loads of compost to complete the cycle of life and renew and invigorate many beautiful gardens
The estimated 8,395 eggs loving laid, cleaned, purchased and used to make over 4,000 breakfasts
25 guinea hens providing an endless source of entertainment and exotic backdrop for the farm
135 Hill House Farm friends, your visits, notes, inspiration and support make this all possible
The “silver lining” 250 loads of soil from our road project to fill a collapsing ravine ...
... and 34 long, large hardwood firewood tree logs left by Van Curren Tree Service
The 20+ geese that often join our own Lucky Duck each day to keep her company
Joe Pikor for his counsel, sheep expertise, bountiful hay and friendship
30+ ricks of firewood sold to keep many of you warm and snugly
The miracle surprise Fall lamb enjoying the cool Fall pastures
13,750 worms purchased from Uncle Jim’s Worm Farm
24 laying hens sold to fellow poultry farmers
Lauren and Harry, I am so proud of you
Cyndi, my love and heart of it all !
Happy Thanksgiving,
Harry