Farm Dover

While I was constantly looking for ways to capture the big concepts of our trip... ...Mary's eye was trained on the details. ...

As you may recall, I took a trip with my three sisters in January. It was the first time we had traveled together in many, many years.  W...

I know I promised you a recap of our trip. And it will come. I just can't seem to tackle the "wholeness" of it. So many places...

We are just back from 15 days in France and Germany, visiting with Jack and celebrating Mary's 21st birthday.  I'll fill you in as s...

If you read this blog on a regular basis, you know that Ed and I have been doing some birdwatching on Farm Dover. Four times this week we ha...

One day last fall as I was traipsing through the fields with Ed I spotted some sort of weird cocoon attached to a twig. I snapped the twig o...

Ed greeted me this morning with a cup of coffee and an invitation to go out with him for some early-morning birdwatching. Your blog post tod...

The first full harvest of Farm Dover Honey. Thanks Maggie! Nothing like fresh, local honey. We've been waiting and waiting for Maggi...

I'm back at Farm Dover after a whirlwind weekend in Floyd, VA. Let's see, I promised to tell you what I found in town while Maggie w...

Maggie signed up for a bee-keeping course in Floyd, VA and I signed up as her travel companion. We left Farm Dover early on Friday afternoon...

If all goes well, sunflowers, zinnias, and nasturtium should be popping up in my garden. Photo by photofarmer, flickr®

Ed and I went to Paradise yesterday, but not before going to Owensboro for his Aunt Ila's memorial service. Ila was married to Ed's ...