I am constantly amazed at how one skein of yarn and a pair of knitting needles connects lives across generations and across cultures. For centuries, women have shared and passed on their knitting skills. For generations, especially in colder climates, young girls were required to learn how to knit. Their families relied upon the woolen mittens, hats, and sweaters for … Read More
In front of a nearby farm, a hand painted sign reads, “Never Done Farm”. I chuckle every time I drive by thinking that every farm could be named that. It seems that a long chore list remains on our table regardless of the season. Over time, items on the list either get crossed off or get moved to a long … Read More
This post is dedicated to our oldest daughter who is attending college and missed the fair this year. I have posted the highlights just for her! There is Always Next Year The Tunbridge Fair signifies the end of summer and the beginning of fall. Local farmers both young and old come to the fair to showcase the fruits of their … Read More
Charlotte-our angora goat would like to announce Grand View Farm’s 2011 Yarn & Fiber CSA (community supported agriculture) Shares! We are so excited about our CSA shares this year. New additions this year are a bulky weight Romney/Mohair blend as well as a purely natural creamy white Romney yarn. Back by popular demand is our Romney/Mohair roving for those who … Read More
Charlotte-before shearing Today was shearing day for the goats! The shearer never seems to particularly enjoy shearing the goats and the goats never seem to enjoy being sheared. They complain bitterly at the shearer as the clippers buzz. Though once it is all done, the goats enjoyed a good back scratch, and a cool breeze and sunshine on their bodies.Everyone’s … Read More
