Author: wildflowerfarm
We Had a Visitor
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The days are already growing shorter at Wildflower. The fragrance of the wildflowers that give this farm their name, hangs in the air. It has been cooler the last couple days, less humid. We have been busy, recovering from a long illness. Getting things organized post pestilence, to get back on track after getting completely…
Roasted Purple Potatoes with Rosemary
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Simple delicious roast potatoes. The kitchen smelled like roasting potatoes and rosemary the other night for obvious reasons. That was the side dish on the menu. Outside a three day heat wave continued to rage, throwing a thunderstorm with flashes of lightning against the darkening sky. The rumble of thunder could be felt by bare…
The Night Club
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It finally happened! After many years of struggling to get it together, we finally built what we call The Night Club. It got it’s name one cold winter evening in February, as we were driving home towards the house and there it was, the lights bright and dancing proudly reflecting against the surrounding snow. It…
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And I am back! YES!
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Hello!!! Oh I am so so so happy to be back! It has been such a long time with no outlet to discuss the homestead farm or my life on it. So much has changed. The blog kinda broke down and became unusable for a while. Then I had to wait years for the person…
The book club rattles on.
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Unfortunately it is impossible for me to share any photos on this site at this point. It never works and whole posts seem to just be disappearing into the ether… But all the same the goings on at Wildflower, continue. Including our book club. We have read several books since last I updated… I am…
A Trip To The Brewster Book Store For Some Beach Reads
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The Wildflower Farm Book Club, would like to issue a thank you to one of our favorite book stores. Most of the book club discovered this place on our Cape Cod Trip. It has been in operation for I want to say loosely 40 years. I remember it opened when I was a very young…
Captain Cobb House
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The Captain Cobb House, is a museum that is kept and managed by the historical society of Brewster MA. it is operated by a force very dedicated volunteers. The objects in the house, were donated largely by families and private owners of the chapter of our American history commonly referenced as Maritime. These kind…
Ahab’s Wife by Sena Jeter Naslund, or, The Book Club Goes Down The Cape
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This dusty old book, was given to me many years ago by my mother, who loved it. I read it a long time ago because she told me to. Long ago so more than ten years ago. I just remembered it as a book I really wanted to discuss with other women. So, last time…
The Forgotten Garden By Kate Morton
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The Forgotten Garden, was our most recent book. We took a field trip to discuss it. We went to Tower Hill Botanical Garden, about 15 minutes from the here to discuss this book. Totally worth the trip. I fell in love with Tower Hill on this brief visit to discuss a truly beautiful book I…