June 2006--The Caroline Farmer's Market, held at the old Brooktondale Fire House. We sold at this market in 2006 and part of 2007.

Three eggs in this pan are from the supermarket. One is from our chickens. Can you notice the difference? We sure do!

Spring 2006: An aerial view of the farm at the beginning of our first year. The dots in the upper left are the fruit trees. To their right are the rows of berries, asparagus, grapes, etc. The shorter rows are the vegetable garden.

Our 2006 sweet potatoes were our best. I think our resident rodent population caught on in the following years and there was little left for us once they were through with them.

We called it the 'Truck-o-love. It only last about 2.5 years and everytime we drived through Cornell campus with it, we'd get pulled over. Redneck hippie profiling? Can redneck and hippie even be used in the same sentence?

Cherry tomatoes are a favorite snack when working in the garden and a favorite for the CSA too. The yellow pear shaped ones have turned many reticent children into tomato lovers.