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9.23.19 Bill and I attended a Slow Down Dinner at Ridge to Reef Farm Sept. 14th.  Ridge to Reef is a local organic farm that is located in the Rain Forest out West.  We started out a bit later than planned so it was almost dark. We were doing pretty well with the directions, then took a wrong turn and really tested out the 4 wheel drive function of our truck!  Once back on track, we made our way up to the top of the hill and then down to where the farm is located. It is a beautiful place with a really awesome focus. The Director of the farm is from Atlanta and we have a mutual friend/family connect - you just never know who you will meet! Here is their inspiring introduction on their website:   "We produce organic fruits and vegetables and livestock. We seek to feed our islands and inspire its visitors. In addition to our gastronomic delights and culinary events, our unique farm offers economy solar powered camp-style eco lodging for individuals, couples and ...

9.9.19 Since my last post we have had an exciting few weeks! School has started, we had our first brush with a hurricane and started to understand the prep involved, W has started classes at Denison, a VT friend visited and his son is staying here to tutor at the school as part of his gap year experience, soccer is gearing up, Bill took boys and VT friends on a hike to Hams Bluff,  Labor Day has come and gone and we are a few weeks away from getting settled in the next, more permanent, house.  I will be more than ready to finally unpack whatever is still in boxes and get truly settled.   The weather is hot and humid but beauty abounds.  I see posts about it "beginning to feel like fall" back in VT and I am missing that feeling. I love fall. The crisp air and the changing leaves, it has always been my favorite season.  But, I am learning to love where we are too.  Exploration is the key! W in front of his dorm! Collection of Class Bann...