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From the restoration of our 1790s home, 1775 cottage where my dad was born, and 200 hundred-year-old barn to the many hours of landscaping and gardening as well as nurturing and caring for our beloved sheep, chickens, dogs, and cats….and deciding to share all of this through my blog, Fourth Generation Farmgirl—it’s been a journey. Thank you so much for joining me.
“Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.”
~The Dalai Lama
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Wishing you a lovely weekend!
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Categories: Chicken Keeping, Family Homeplace, Friday Farm Favorites, Gardening, Green Hill Farm, Photography, Reflections on Farm Life, Sheep Keeping
Tagged as: Baby Chicks, Cats, chickens, Dogs, farm life, farming, Gardening, Green Hill Farm, old house, Photography, restoration, sheep
A lot of hard loving work with beautiful results.
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Thank you, kindly. 🙂
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What a beautiful life ❤
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Thank you so much, Avery. Our animals bring a lot of joy and meaning to our lives. 🙂
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what a wonderful place you have. it looks like you and farm dude found your wonderland. 🙂
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Thanks, Jim. Green Hill Farm holds a special place in our hearts. 🙂🐏🐓
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So many wonderful photos and memories Tonya!
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Thank you, Ritu. It’s always fun to go back and remember! It’s a good exercise in thankfulness. 🌻
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Definitely 😊
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Well you know how I feel! 🙂 🙂 Thank you for always sharing the beauty, peacefulness, and wonderful energy of Green Hill Farm with all of us, Tonya. I am so grateful to you. Cher xo
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What a kind comment, Cher! Thank you. I’m grateful to you and the other gracious readers who take time to visit the farm. 🙂 xo
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You must feel so proud to live there in your ancestors home. You’ve restored it into a perfect home for you & all your very lucky animals 😊 love it. I also love the Dalai Lama quote, amazing how just a few intelligent words can mean so much 💕
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Thank you for your lovely comment, Sam. Farmguy and I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to restore and live in my great-grandparents’ home. I’m so happy you enjoyed the post! 🙂💛
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You have transformed your heritage into a work of art. Stunning! I enjoyed all those photos very much.
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That’s one of the kindest comments anyone has ever made about our endeavors on Green Hill Farm. Thank you so very much, Anne. 🙂❤️ xo
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Y’all are awesome!
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You’re sweet!! Thank you. 🙂
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All the hard work has certainly brought a lot of joy!
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Thank you, Karen. It certainly has!
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So beautiful! ❤
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Thank you very much! 🙂❤️
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Well I just love this blog! It’s the only farm I get to visit regularly and I do so enjoy all your photos and stories 🙂
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Thank you for such a kind comment, Joey. I’m happy you enjoy our little farm. It’s always a treat when you visit! 🙂
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Love your farm. I grew up on a farm but couldn’t wait to get away. I didn’t want to work that hard the rest of my life. I became a nurse and worked from before day till after dark every day. I guess the joke was on me. My brother still lives there. I love to visit, but am always glad to get back home. Our two acres is plenty!
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Thank you, Linda. Farms are a lot of work! I’m sure your patients were happy you made the choice to become a nurse. 🙂
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You could publish your own magazine-and I am serious-the beauty of the farm, wine, animals . . I love your posts
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What a lovely thing to say! Thank you so much, Michele. I really appreciate your positive and kind feedback regarding my posts! 😊💗xo
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Nice clicks, cheers💐
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Thank you! 🙂
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My pleasure always friend💐💐💐
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Thanks for sharing all the lovely photos of your farm. I grew up on a farm that’s been in our family for over 120 years. I don’t live there now but am working on restoring the grounds. Also planted a garden there last year. I loved your raised beds. Everything in them looked so healthy. It’s a lot of hard work but so satisfying. Keep it up!
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