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I am beyond excited to finally be enjoying farm to table dinners this summer - one in Jackson, NH and one in Chatham, MA. Lucky me!
ReplyDeleteI am envious, our metro area retains town names (Fruitvale, Walnut Creek, Vacaville) that hark back to it's agrarian roots, but there are no longer orchards or farms to be seen.
ReplyDeleteSounds delightful. Susan
ReplyDeleteOoooh. Seems so nice!
ReplyDeleteMaryAnne
Nice brick. Judging by the hub caps I'd say about an '88? Finally had to let ours go. Could no longer find either parts or a mechanic interested in working on it even if we did. Got a 21st Century Volvo. It says "Subaru" on it. Sorry. Easily distracted. How was the chicken?
ReplyDeleteQuite a setup they have there. But what is the young lady in the blue t-shirt slicing? Cheeses? I have to confess not having seen cheeses like that before.
ReplyDeleteLooks like fresh mozzarella. PA
DeleteMeine Kuh, sie heist Mirabella, anstatt Milch schenke sie uns Mozzarella,
DeleteMozzarella essen wir mit Tomati oho, und Spaghetti oho, Macaroni oho.
And so forth.
Translation:
Delete“My cow she heist Mirabella instead of milk they give us mozzarella,
Mozzarella we eat with Tomati oho, oho and spaghetti, macaroni perfectly formed.”
Lyrics credit to Melanie Oesch, Swiss singer and television personality.
DeleteLush green grass! I haven't seen that since early June. Love the old Volvo too.
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