On our way home we stopped at an open house at an alpaca farm. The raw wool, spun yarn and knitted items were so soft. They ought to be, a skein of the yarn was $50 dollars!
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- To market, to market
- Friday is also game and movie night.
- Friday night is pizza night.
- Big Sister got her new brace
- Caramel Apples
- Baby found a new way to make noise.
- Big Sister got this knotting quilt
- Good Bye, we miss you already!
- More Cousin Pictures
- Fun times with the cousins.
- The cousins visit!
- More Autumn Scenes
- Minneopa State Park
- Rapidan County Park
- History Fest
- The children made a scarecrow for my fall garden.
- Fall Scenes
- Wood for the furnace.
- Autumn
- Thrift Store Find
- Tomatoes
- Hunter's Moon
- Opening Day of Pheasant Season
- Making pickles
- Zuchinni Crisp
- Woolly Bear
- Corn Harvest
- Jalepenos and Chile Peppers
- More Apples!
- Processing Apples
- Picking Apples
- We don't have a root cellar,
- Squash Harvest
- A Bushel of Baby
- Pumpkins
- Playing with the "erector set".
- Pen Raised Pheasants
- Supper on the Porch
- S'mores
- Putting up Tomatoes
- Picking and eating sweet corn
- Alpaca Wool
- Picking Black Walnuts
- One fall Sunday after church
- WhooooWhoooo Chug a chug choo choo
- Fire Safety Week
- While Big Sister was riding
- Working on a Boy Scout Eagle Project
- Corn Maze
- Butchering Day Part Two
- Chicken Butchering Day(s)
- The Sloth Park
- Collard Harvest
- "Thanksgiving Dinner"
- Keets!
- Cutting Onions
- Frost
- Making "Sun Dried" Tomatoes
- Scout Expo '08
- Carrots
- Tomatoes
- Election Day
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