One Year Construction Pan

Above is a panorama of our farm at the one year construction anniversary for the Tiny Cottage. I had meant to include that before but hadn’t had time to finish stitching the images to make this almost 360° view. Click on the image to open the full 4,656 pixel wide version in a new window. Warning: it is about 500KB.

Starting from the left we have:

• Logs to be spit for firewood
• Tractor
• Kids’ treehouse
• Tiny Cottage in winter pajamas
• Granite collection – rocks pulled from the waste for cottage
• Dog House – concrete tests
• North field containing herd #2 of pastured pigs and chickens
• Sugar Mountain in the distance
• Knox Mountain
• Butterfield Mountain
• Marshes & Beaver Meadows
• Our old farm house
• House End Shed
• Winter farrowing shed
• Haden Hill
• Lower pond
• Upper whey tank
• South field containing herd #1 of pastured pigs
• Wood chip pile
• Culvert I need to install under road
• Picnic area with stone benches and table
• Bonfire ring
• View towards West Topsham & Bradford, VT
• Mount Moosiloc in New Hampshire
• Upper pond
• Coy’s & Tika’s rock in distance
• Will’s Kyak on beach
• Logs to be spit for firewood

For dog spotters: There are at least two that I count…

For those interested in Community Supported Agriculture, check out this interesting web page that I stumbled on this evening. Also check out this site for more publications of interest. See, our government does do some good after all. For those who ever doubted. :)

Outdoors: 42°F/31°F Partially Sunny
Farm House: 54°F/38°F getting chilly… Extended north field paddocks 1 acre
Tiny Cottage: 62°F/43°F North face parge, south face insulation