Our Animals
Our animals are more than part of the farm — they’re part of the family. They wake us up, make us laugh, teach us patience, and keep our days delightfully unpredictable. Whether it’s the hens scratching under the oak tree, a curious goat at the gate, or a quiet moment with the bees, we believe these creatures connect us to something simpler, deeper, and good. Here’s where we share their stories, their mischief, and the sweet rhythm they bring to our lives.
A Quiet Patch Of Earth
We didn’t set out to become farmers. We set out to live closer to the land, closer to each other, and closer to the kind of life that feels like home — the kind with muddy boots, homemade bread, and sleepy kids falling asleep with dirt on their knees.
Products We Love
This project has not been easy, to say the least! But these products certainly have helped get the job done.
Building As We Go
We’ve been busy sanding floors, painting walls, and slowly bringing this old house back to life. The barn still leans a little, the garden beds are a work in progress, and there’s always a tool left somewhere it shouldn’t be — but it’s ours. And there’s something beautiful about building a life with your own hands, even if you’re learning as you go.
What You'll Find Here
This little blog — our farm journal — is where we’ll share bits of the journey. Some entries will be messy, others full of joy. You’ll find stories of renovation projects, glimpses of garden life, updates on the animals, and lessons from everyday farm living.
We’ll share what we’re growing, what we’re fixing, and the sweet, simple things that make up our days. And hopefully, somewhere in the middle of it all, you’ll find a little encouragement for your own journey too.
From Our Family to Yours
Thanks for stopping by. Whether you’re dreaming of a farm one day or just looking for a quiet corner of the internet to breathe a little deeper — we’re glad you’re here.
Let’s grow something good together.
~ The Bowes Family
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