It’s always fun to go on an adventure with the girls. This time I went to a friend’s farm for a girls sleepover. Of course for me it was not only fun to be at Marlo’s “Hollow Oak Farm,” in Sullivan, NH…but the beauty that surrounds the farm made for some wonderful photo ops!
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I fell in love with their Scottish Highlander cows! The Highlander’s long shaggy hair and their pointy horns made them look like furry beasts lumbering around in the snowy pastures.
My friend Maria was having a good time hand feeding the cows!
We had a delicious fireside dinner which included some baked ham, roasted venison & fresh baked bread prepared by Marlo's husband by candle lite. It was so good we ate the rest for brunch the next morning!
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This has been such a long winter for us all, so just escaping for a night and slowing down just a wee bit was fuel for the soul. I think back to a quote that a friend’s grandmother once said…”Moments like this add days to your life,” how true is that!
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Blessings, Bonnie
I love looking at your photograprhs they remind me of back home I am originally. From Rhode Island. Pat
ReplyDeleteOh Bonnie....this is wonderful!!! I am enjoying it all and the music is superb!!!! Beautiful photography and narration!!!!
ReplyDeleteSandy Patzman - MN
I just found your blog today~and all your pictures are wonderful~thank you for sharing Bonnie~I truly enjoyed.
ReplyDeleteJoAnn
Fun photos. Love the parade of sheep. Bunnies in bed!!
ReplyDeleteBobbi
Beautiful pictures Bonnie, I'm from New England. I live in Rhode Island, and I could never live any where else in the world! Love the little snowflakes and the music too!!
ReplyDeleteBonnie I enjoyed your post, love the Shetland Cows. We raised Belties.
ReplyDeleteAs far as winter I have a driveway of ice, and still have snow on the roof.
gave the rake a try, but to heavy to lift it.Best thing to not get cabin fever is -get out. Today I have a window, no sleet.
Such a fun way to enjoy the day and chase the winter blues away!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos ~ TFS
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Robin
As always, Bonnie, your pictures are stunning. I've never seen a cow like that......love the bunnies and sheep too.
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