

Lucky for us, the rain stopped for just long enough that they got to come say hi – and meet the new baby! Light bodied, cold fermented and hopped juicy with Nelson Sauvin and Galaxy. We brewed this new Cold IPA with the band in advance of their upcoming album. Just like on a hot day when you start reaching for a Gatorade – that’s what we do for them. RAINY DAZE WYRDOZ BANDWAGON COLD IPA MARINA MARKET: 'Wyrd' - Ancestor of the modern English 'weird' - is a mystic concept roughly correlated to fate or personal destiny. We add electrolytes when it’s hot, or when we feel an additional boost is needed. Envelop your photos with soft mists romantic glow, wash your landscapes clean of imperfection, and bring drops of meaning, large and small, fast or smooth, to your personal expression. Rainy Daze puts power and emotion in your photography with this stunning rain effect. Each jar is poured straight into our 2 gallon buckets, and the animals are so appreciative of the added support. Add power and emotion of a rainy day to your photos. One thing they always do for us that saves a TON of time and is so helpful for the animals… they make electrolyte concentrate. Playing with the animals isn’t as much fun when you’re dodging raindrops and mud puddles.īut just like rain doesn’t stop the chores on the farm, it sure didn’t stop them from farm activities! They learned about Camelids when they made camelid cookies.Īnd their baking adventure didn’t stop there! They also made some homemade dog treats for Patu and Sharna! Unfortunately, this weekend there was also a lot of rain. Even more fun is the rap Ed left us “in lieu of speech”.My niece and nephew came down to spend this weekend with their grandparents, and now that S&B is around there are usually farm activities planned for them. You may be interested in the punchy resolutions honoring their good work. Quick on Charlotte’s heals, Ed wrapped up his summer of service to our orchard and crop efforts. We will have a few winter squash on offer in a few weeks, but there won’t be that many this year. featured gift card rainy daze From 10.00 CAD digital art rainy daze 5.00 CAD website design + development rainy daze 50. stuff + things gift card From 10.00 CAD reach me subscribe keep up with what I’m doing. philosophy a safe space for all bodies and walks of life.

Hopefully that will make up for the bad squash year. florals + plants let me take care of all your floral and plant needs. Yes, it was a good potato year, a very, very good potato year. I love it - I was there at every one of those shows, in fact Iggy accidentally pierced my arm with the mike stand during the show with the silver gloves. I got an email from Laura Evans, the girl Iggy cut with his mic stand: Hi Wow, someone just turned me on to your page with the pics. We are open to offer Preventive Health & Integrative Medical Wellness programs.

The mountain of carrots (yellow, red and several varieties of orange) and beets (Chiogia and Detroit Red) are joining the ton of potatoes (ok, it was only 1,987.7 lbs) that were cured, graded, brushed and tucked into the walk-in last week for the winter. Iggy and the Stooges onstage at Rainy Daze. The Farm remains to be a COVID-free safe haven.

The carrots are beautiful - made sweet and extra tasty by several good frosts. Finally the roots are weighed and placed in our perforated bins a few with “Hobo” monitors so we can track humidity levels and keep them in great shape for the fall, winter and perhaps even spring. So the darkness of the rainy days was lost on us, as we were up to our elbows in bright orange, reds and greens, marching as fast as we could through root harvesting, topping, While the wet weather would make waiting for dryer days the better choice, soggy or not we had to yank them in before our rodent friends found too many of them! You know how sawdust from a chain saw looks? Small wood chips really, somehow similar to voles chipping carrot tops! Some of the carrots & beets near where the pasture and garden meet were beginning to display the tell-tale signs of damage from voles and shrews. Hens moving into hoophouse for storm, lights and clean up duties
