Letters from the Lodge- April 26th
Dear Outside World, Despite the snow today, on April 26th, flowers have finally started to bloom! Since our last foray into blog writing, Peggy Sue gave an outstanding performance delivering …
Dear Outside World, Despite the snow today, on April 26th, flowers have finally started to bloom! Since our last foray into blog writing, Peggy Sue gave an outstanding performance delivering …
What happened to Peggy Sue’s piglets? This is a question we often get when a set of piglets moves away. Usually, the piglets are raised on our farm until they are …
If any of you have visited the farm in the past ten years, you’ve probably heard the more or less consistent swish, swish, swish of the wind turbine as the …
It may seem early to be posting about the Sheep Dog Trials and Farm Festival, it is seven weeks away after all. From the staff end of things here …
The garden is going to be in a new place this year. It will still be just up the road from the wind turbine, but a little closer to …
The Ladies of the Gold Lamé, a group of wonderful women that comes annually to Ned’s Cabin, were here just a few weeks ago. We know that they have arrived …
We got a new children’s book in the Visitor Center the other week (which was posted yesterday on our facebook page). “Over and Under the Snow” by Kate Messner, illustrated …
We were very fortunate to have University of Vermont graduate student, Kat Deely, work at Merck Forest this past summer. Kat came in May to work on mapping natural …
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