Sour Cherry Farm

Will this winter ever end?    Related posts: The Snow Finally Melts and We See Signs of Spring at the Farm Snow at the Farm: So We Have Hot Chocolate Snow So High You Can’t See The Sour Cherry Trees Sam in Snow

In the second snowstorm of the year, Samantha got out and walked around while Daddy shoveled. Such a toddler! She did great! Until this happened. Poor baby! Related posts: Snow at the Farm: So We Have Hot Chocolate Samantha’s First Snow The Gates are Up, and Samantha Is Not Happy… Read More →

We did have a few flurries and even a couple of inches earlier in the season, but this was the first time Sam really got outside to explore the snow. I must say, she seemed confused. A few more pics, after the jump. Related posts: Snow at the Farm: So… Read More →

I’m loving this new book called The Brisket Book: A Love Story With Recipes. by Stephanie Pierson. It’s a cookbook, but it’s also a narrative, with lots of brisket stories and tips — and it has a great attitude: fun and a little irreverent. I was paging through it a… Read More →

The freak snowstorm in late October took the farm by surprise. We lost a few branches here and there, but nothing like what some people around here got: trees down everywhere, power outages for more than a week. We count ourselves lucky to have enjoyed a day by the fire,… Read More →

I don’t think we’ve ever had as much snow! You can’t even see the trunks of the sour cherry trees! Related posts: Sour Cherry Galette Welcome to the New Sour Cherry Farm The First Sour Cherry Pie of the Season How to Make a Fresh Sour Cherry Pie

We got slammed again. About a foot this time, I’d say. Here’s a look. Related posts: Cleaning Up after the Blizzard Christmas Blizzard 2010 A Tree Comes Down in Nyack Sunday at the Farm: Hot Dogs and Hydrangeas

This nor’easter hit the farm hard. At least two feet, maybe more in some drifts. Even the roof had a big pile. The cleanup, after the jump. Related posts: Christmas Blizzard 2010