I have gained a lot of new readers since I first posted this in January, so if you haven’t already, I invite you to spend a little time getting to know me at our farm.
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I have to start with a huge THANK YOU to everyone reading this. When I first started writing this blog, about two and a half years ago, I never imagined it would be what it has become. I figured I might have a few people who would read it regularly – friends and family that know and love me. For quite a while that was the case. Occasionally I would look at my stats and see that no one had viewed my blog for several days and I wondered if it was worth writing, then a friend or family member would mention how much they enjoyed reading it. That was all I needed to inspire me to keep writing.
Today I am amazed as I look at my blog stats and see that people from all over the world, 67 countries at last count, have visited my little piece of…
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I have to come back and read all the other links you’ve provided us Ruth. I was fascinated to see a doe and her fawn at Hines Park today. First the one last week at Lake Erie MetroPark, but these languished there until the bicyclist got too close. I’ve seen red-winged blackbirds attack robins and their nest and also last year, one attacked a Canada goose!
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The deer have gotten so used to us (and our even Trooper) that we can often get within twenty feet or so before they run off.
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That is amazing Ruth. My friend lives in a woodsy area in rural New York. She’ll look out to see the deer standing on two legs and raiding the bird feeder or sometimes a group of them relaxing in her backyard. I would like to see that.
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I loved walking the property with you. Is your home fairly close?
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So glad you enjoyed our walk. Our house is in a manufactured home community about a 1 1/2 miles from the farm. It’s very convenient.
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That’s great that you live nearby. We live in a modular house — two units put together at right angles. It seems normal enough, but the wiring is crazy.
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