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A little bit of context: the 36 acres of our farm is dissected by two country roads, making three parts. We refer to them as: the North field - a big field that is contiguous with where our house and the (very simple) barns are; the Woods across from Hatchery road which is in front of our house; and Cross field across from Cross road. People sometimes stop on Cross road to look at the sheep if they are out there, or, to spot one of the many birds that live in the little woodsy area at the back. For example, a week or so ago, I chatted with a lady who had stopped to look at a particular tree. She also mentioned she knew Dave, who takes care of his 102 year-old dad, Lee Evers (now that's long-term parent care!.... Whoooo or should I say Waaaahh) and who is part of our food scrap pick up route. This kind of thing happens all the time in our little village, which is part of the charm of being here.
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