Elmore Mountain Farm

Farm Pics

Will Guy and Coda

Bringing in the hay....winter will be here before we know it.

Hummingbird

Coda

Coda - 13 years old and stone deaf...but still smiling

Dark

3 days old!

Stormy

Ditto!

Violas growing wild on the terrace outside the soap shop

Calvin and Prouty

Elmore Mountain Farm Shipping Department

Free range chicken anyone?

Happy Halloween from Elmore Mountain Farm

Rudy and Bunny

Rudolph 2005 - 2011: Rudolph, our 250 lb. wether (neutered male goat) died the other day after a brief illness. Rudy was the first goat born on Elmore Mountain Farm and was so small and sickly we had to feed him through a tube for the first week. He was both a big baby and a great babysitter, shaking whenever we had to trim his hooves but always willing to look after and protect the newborn kids that arrive at the farm each spring. We'll miss the way he used to peer over the pen at feeding time (the only one tall enough to see over), the way he liked to have his head scratched and how much he loved banana peels. Rudy had many friends, both 4-footed and 2-footed, and he will be sorely missed by all.

New Tenant!

Sunset over Mt. Mansfield

Waiting for hurricane Irene - the calm before the storm

Ben

21st century meets 18th century! Ben the work horse pulling cable for Fairpoint Communications. Apparently the horse can get places their equipment can't! Finally, we will have high speed internet

Spring apple blossoms at Elmore Mountain Farm

Bunny and Babies

Clarise's babies - 1 week old!

Bunny, Clarise and new baby

Less than an hour old!

The Barn

Table Scraps

Nothing but the best for our goats: We used to throw our table scraps on the compost pile, but now we "double process" them by feeding them to our goats. Rotting celery with last night's refried beans anyone?