I was so busy enjoying myself at the Solstice Celebration that I didn’t have time to take many photographs. Here are the few I took.
Our Sheepish Christmas Tree
The Pope’s (Bob, Nancy, Patty and Matthew) made the trip up to the farm from Long Island.
Karen and her mom came up and brought an amazing apple pie. A.Maz.Ing.
EmilyLousie’s boyfriend Yan took this great picture of us around the fire.
Notice Logan’s lack of pants. He was “helping” his father with the fire and got hot and it seemed like the best way to cool off was to take off his pants. Needless to say, I was in the house when this decision was made.
You can see more great picture these two shareholder’s blog: Scottishlamb and Chappysmom. If anyone else would like to share the pics they took yesterday shoot me an email at susangibbs1 AT mac DOT com.
We all agreed this was the best, least-stressful party we’ve ever had. So many people brought great food- my dining table is still covered with desserts. It was just a lovely day all around. We’ll be making the Solstice Celebration a yearly Fiber Farm tradition, so save the date for next year.
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Beautiful pictures. Good friends. Good food. Wonderful time. Thank you again for a fun, although too short, time.
Logan is SILLY!
It was so much fun, even if we couldn’t stay as long as we would have liked. And I still don’t know how I managed to NOT get any pictures of you and the family!
I’m glad you chose that picture to post, we both liked it the best…It was not at all “lousie”
Cormo number 203 is quite beautiful! Perhaps they will be featured on the cover of next years xmas card? What is this one’s name?
Really, Logan? I mean…really???
such nive pics to share! Hmmm, maybe next year!
I am so glad we didn’t scare you away from another party. Will my MVFF calendar have the day labeled for next December?
Ah, cut Logan a little slack. I can’t think of anything more fun than getting a little crazy around a bonfire after a day long party with
(whispering) A D U L T S.
I’d love to come next year! When hopefully we don’t get a foot or two of snow to “celebrate” the start of winter.