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autumn in maine

October 11, 2016 ~ Kirsten

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2 thoughts on “autumn in maine”

Jill says:

October 12, 2016 at 6:19 pm

How beautiful!

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Sherri says:

October 13, 2016 at 8:55 pm

Breathtaking images. Thank you for posting such lovely photos.

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Planting some fun seeds I received in the #superduperseedswap2018 - luffa from @newdawnhomestead and bottle gourds from @lianahua I borrows two trellises from my mom to help support the vines and put one at either end of the garden. Excited to see what these do! #luffa #bottlegourds #growyourown #minihomestead

Slow day around here. Community breakfast with our neighbors. Picked up the trailer for Monday’s parade (fun surprise coming - can you guess?!). Checked out a super cute new shop in the next town, and planted some flowers after bath/many books/bedtime. Even the flock took it easy today, laying a total of 6 eggs. Slackers. #lazysaturday #backyardchickens #fresheggs

This beautiful box makes six and a half dozen eggs sold this week. I’ve got ten hard boiled and a dozen raw still in the fridge for our family, and the girls haven’t laid yet today. We’re certainly not making a profit, but we’re covering the cost of the pellets, and we’re helping to feed ourselves and our neighbors good, clean food. #fresheggs #backyardchickens #rainboweggs #minihomestead

That first lesson turned into a full-blown project. After getting the hang of it, she backed out her first stitches and started over. Since taking this picture, she’s added blue petals and chosen colors for leaves. 📷: my almost 6yr old Swee #stitching #handiwork

Our first official stitching lesson with a real needle. We’ve done lacing cards for a long time, and she’s been asking to learn to sew, so we’re beginning with aida cloth and an embroidery needle. Next, we will try putting scraps together with a sewing needle. #sewinglesson #stitching #homeschoolkindergarten

I’m airing our (clean) laundry on the blog tonight. Link in profile! #linedried #minihomestead #clothesline

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