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Archive for May, 2014
What a Winter! What an Early Spring!
Whew! I last wrote about these pesky Polar Vortex ‘White Northers” we had from late October until early April. And then it started raining, and stayed cool. I’m sure that if you live in North East USA, you have similar tales of woe to tell. Honestly, if we did not have our root cellar and […]
Posted: May 21st, 2014 under Broad Valley Orchard Farm Journal & Almanac.
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An Old Economy Village Kind of Spring
Hello, Since I have already apologized for not writing much about my Flueckiger family at OEV this winter, as I had promised; I don’t need to apologize again. The Wild Winter settled down, only to be followed the wettest Spring we have seen since buying this farm in in 1983. But, perhaps things are settling […]
Posted: May 21st, 2014 under Rusted Dreams - Busted Lives.
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