landscape of High View FarmHIGH VIEW FARM

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Our Belgian Draft Horses

 


Fertile Ground cont.

This is the typical first half hour at High View Farm, what happens after is usually entirely up to fate. It could all go awry, but, even if it didn’t go exactly as they had envisioned it, it would all turn out well at the end of the day. The cows will get milked, the pigs and lambs will get fed, the kittens will get their share of milk, the eggs will get collected, the horses will be fed and hopefully hitched and the farm store will be restocked with, butter, milk, cheese, syrup and eggs. Boots, the mama barn cat will sneak into the store and find the pile of sleigh ride blankets to curl up on for a quiet nights rest. In the farm house kitchen, sounds of joyful laughter from children and grandchildren drift out windows, carrying softly through the pastures and fertilizing the hills and fields of High View Farm.