Farmhouse Fig Cake

Warning:  This post may cause weight gain. 

On our list of things to do and see ’round Atlanta is to visit Serenbe and eat at the Farmhouse. Proprietor Marie Nygren (daughter of Mary Mac’s Tea Room legend Margaret Lupo) has a wonderful blog called Serenbe Style and Soul, and my mouth was watering over her recipe for fig cake recently published in the AJC.  Give this a go for your next sweet-cooking craving. Recipe

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Meet the Horses

For those of you who know us, you probably know that, in addition to our four dogs, we also have four horses. Thus far, I haven’t written much about them here. Not sure why—perhaps it’s because our farm is still a-ways away from being their permanent home. For now, they’re in the hands of some good friends in GA and SC, and words can hardly express our gratitude for the loving attention these friends give the horses every day on their own farms. 

But allow us to at least introduce them. Here are Merlin, Twig, Dane and Rio (former show names: Bag of Tricks, Ontario, Delacroix and Rialto). 

Merlin
Twig
Dane
Rio

Like me, the horse show world is now behind them; today, we all spend our days on quieter pastures. This spring—if all goes well—the horses will move onto Our Green Acres. And as with most everything else at our little farm, we’ll just have to figure stuff out, learn how to take care of these equine charges, and surround ourselves with smart folks along the way to provide support and guidance. More on this adventure next spring. 🙂

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Pssssssssssst. 
In case you didn’t know, October is
Positive Attitude Month. 
Now let’s go get some!

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Depot Reno

The Train Depot near our farm has just opened up as a welcome center on the Chief Ladiga Trail. This great old building was built in the 1860s and was a major stop for passengers and freight between New Orleans and the northern markets.
Bike on over to our place and we’ll
stop in for a little respite.

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Garden & Gun’s Harvest Feast

An event worth noting: Garden & Gun’s Harvest Feast, featuring the local fare of Alabama. Benefiting the fishermen of Bayou La Batre in Mobile County, a community severely affected by the Gulf oil spill. Read more…

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