November has flown by! We are all settling into a groove. The days are short and we try to pack as much in on the weekends as possible. Saturday mornings I love getting out into the fields first thing, pups in tow, stirring up the birds, checking out the fruits of mom and especially dad's labor...He is always excited to show me what he has been working on, new discoveries etc....

The cattle farmers who had been storing their hay in the barn came and got it over the past two days (107 bails!!! They supposedly weight 1 ton each!) and I cannot wait to get in there and dream up a super fun barn party :)

We are excited to start a new tradition this Thanksgiving after spending the last 5 at the beach with our dear friends. This year we will be with them at their farm in Woodsboro and then will spend the long weekend at Belle Blooms - Mending fences, playing with Belle and Dino (who've doubled their weight in 4 weeks!!! They are growing so fast!) and making lists of what to work on next. There is always something...

Here are some shots from this past weekend...

These ice crystals on the fence rails were so pretty and sparkly! — These ice crystals on the fence rails were so pretty and sparkly!

We borrowed a friend's truck to get some hauling work done...

If you come to visit us on the farm, you will most definitely be encouraged to stop by Rocky Point Creamery. We somehow manage to "fit it in" every weekend... — If you come to visit us on the farm, you will most definitely be encouraged to stop by Rocky Point Creamery. We somehow manage to "fit it in" every weekend...

Belle -- She is a smart, intense, protective pup who is always one step ahead of us

Possibly the largest fox hole in the State of Maryland

In the lower pasture looking back up towards the house

Sunset on the farm... Winter sunsets = so colorful — Sunset on the farm... Winter sunsets = so colorful

We do indeed have so much to be thankful for. May God bless you and keep you this Thanksgiving and always!