Earth Day back on the Farm
involved a whole lot less people than in New York City, while Chris was busy getting the last of the spring cover crops in (Oats and peas) the kids and I went out to do our part, we hit the road above the upper pasture on Route 217...plenty of garbage to pick up, the kids loved it.
The whole
experience is almost like finding buried treasure, "look over there a plastic bag, quick who's going to get it?" "Me, me, me", and they all race to the spot. We got a big black garbage bag between us and went home to check in on the calves before the afternoon was over.
Earth Day back on the Farm involved a whole lot less people than in New York City, while Chris was busy getting the last of the spring cover crops in (Oats and peas) the kids and I went out to do our part, we hit the road above the upper pasture on Route 217...plenty of garbage to pick up, the kids loved it. 
The whole experience is almost like finding buried treasure, "look over there a plastic bag, quick who's going to get it?" "Me, me, me", and they all race to the spot. We got a big black garbage bag between us and went home to check in on the calves before the afternoon was over.
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