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Out My Front Door

04:18 , June 28, 2006 Today's question on the Porch is asking us what we see outside our front door. When I open the door, I see cows. Many, many cows, on all four sides of me. Lots of pasture, and a pond to the right. I see a lonely road that stretches down to our house, the last one on the street. And I see a crooked post mailbox, one that you might see in paintings of American folklore. I see a massive tree whose branches hit another tree's, up at the very top, creating lots of shade in our front yard. And I see two barns and a couple of tractors. Best of all, I see many, many large hay rolls....something you don't see in Calif (they are small and square there). Hay rolls stacked in the field to the left, covered with black plastic, and more hayrolls dotting the countryside to the right, waiting to be "put up" for winter feedings. I love where I live in northeastern Tennessee.
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{ 10:42 , June 28, 2006 } { Posted by southernbelle }
Oh girl, I know you do love it there! If I had one place I could visit often or move to it would be right in your area. I love TN!! What a beautiful view you have from your front door.

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The daily, hopefully not too fragmented, display of whatever is on the homesteading segment of my scattered brain. I love anything farm...ranch...sufficiency. Y2K was the highlight of my late 20s - well, preparing for it was. Even though nothing happened, I learned a lot, and it birthed a new interest in things I'd previously cared nothing about. I love canning, making masa, and drying vegetables. I want to learn to make salsa, fruit butters and sauces, and soap. Oh, and candles, too. Can someone tell me what lye is and where to find it? And do I need goggles? Help.


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