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January 11, 2017 · by Hatchet Cove Farm · in Newsletter. ·

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Maple’s dream-come-true: a cauliflower head of her very own.
Happy Halloween from Biblix! CJ created and became her very own superhero, Biblix (they/them/theirs). Biblix carries a bookshelf on their back so that when they need a certain power, they pull out a book that contains a character with that power, quickly read it, and gain that power. CJ and Bill also wrote a Biblix zine/graphic novel and photocopied it to hand out while trick-or-treating. Biblix’s tag line is ‘Books are Beloved.’ ❤️❤️❤️#biblix #booksarebeloved #realbooksarebetterthanfacebook
It may be wet and windy but we got the hoops up! #olderandweakerbutalittlebitwiser
A classic hay-bale-climbing, cider-pressing, garlic-popping, baby-tossing, praying-mantis-wearing fall potluck day on the farm.
Bill’s very happiest place, the day he waits 364 others for. Next up, endless applesauce for endless pancake breakfasts.
She’s a big weirdo who scares all the kind people who come to the farm. But she matches nicely with the fall colors and even sorta smells good today, so we’ll let her stick around. #maplethedog
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