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Tuesday, April 13, 2010
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Restoring a historic farm. Raising Icelandic sheep, Guinea hogs & Orpington chickens. Trying not to go broke.
Your donations help us buy hay to feed our sheep!
Welcome to Ingleside Farm!
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This beautiful, pre-Civil War farm was severely run down when my husband and I bought it in 2004 as a "fixer-upper." Now we raise Icelandic sheep here. Share our adventures as we struggle to bring this grand old farm back to life without going broke in the meantime!
About Me
- Nancy Chase
- Buckingham, Virginia, United States
- Shepherd, Farmer, Artist, Writer.
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4 comments:
Toooo cute!! :-)
Just makes me smile!!
Delightful!
Don't you wonder what goes through their minds?
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