DIGGIN’ OUR NEW DIGS January, 2010 WELCOME! It took us seventeen years and fourteen moves, but we may have finally settled down. Bob painted the front door red to symbolize our good fortune. When you step into the house you are in the living room with its propane log fireplace. At some point, we will […]
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS January, 2010 – Issue #104 NEW YEAR’S DAY PARTY What a great way to kick off a new decade – invite all our friends over for a New Year’s Day party. Many came for a bowl of Hoppin John and got their pictures taken with Spot, our Trouts Farm mascot. See the
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VISITING NEW BERN A little weekend getaway January 15 and 16, 2010 A HISTORIC TOWN Using CFSA’s (Carolina Farm Stewardship Association) 2010 Commercial Organic Production Conference as an excuse to drive to the East Coast, we drove to New Bern, the second oldest town in North Carolina. New Bern’s city flag honors the mother-daughter
NEW YEARS DAY January 1, 2010 Kicking off a new decade with good friends at our new home at the bend in the road ZEBRA PICTURES Everybody gets a moment in the sun with the Trouts Farm mascot, Spot. Allen and Steve Arlo, Zafer, Lyle, Andy and Jill. David, Rachel and Scott
SNOW DAY January 31, 2010 SURPRISE! Our mascot, Spot was so surprised to wake up and find himself wearing a snow blanket. He looked over at the neighbors yard and there was snow everywhere! LET’S STAY HOME There was talk of a meeting in town but the road was a sheet of ice and we
FORTY POUNDS OF CABBAGE January, 2010 WINDFALL When our friends at Eastern Carolina Organics sent notification that they had some second grade cabbage for sale, we bought a case for fifteen dollars. And then we got to work. The first thing we made was cabbage burgers. Next we made sauerkraut. Which was used later in
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HEADS UP 2009 Horseback Riding on the Tobacco Trail OCTOBER Another week, another relaxing ride on the Tobacco Trail. The weather has been spicy cool in the mornings, turning to golden warm in the afternoons. We can all tell the horses really enjoy getting out. Trail riding is essential for alleviating the stress of
RIDING LESSONS AT HEAD’S UP A fine way to spend a summer Saturday morning DAVID AND REBEKAH This great couple have long been involved with the wonderful horses and ponies at Heads Up! Therapeutic Riding. When Camille began putting together Saturday morning riding lessons, they signed up and began to enjoy their
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LISA’S PONIES May 3, 2009 NO BETTER WAY TO START THE MONTH OF MAY Than by learning something new. WILD ROSE AND BUTTERCUPS Camille walked up the street and through the woods to Lisa’s house, past the flowering wild rose and the pony pasture. TOM TOM Out in the yard, Lisa’s tom turkey worked
HEADS UP PONY GALLERY All the Pretty Horses at Heads Up Therapeutic Riding HORSES Breezie and Tonka Abbey on the left and Chance on the right Zan, Grendel (an Icelandic Horse) and Rose PONIES Jasper, Mocha and Molly AND MINIS Mikey and Copper
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