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Recently, I started contributing to Chevy Culture, a lifestyle and auto site sponsored by Chevrolet. My first piece is up now! I’m excited to have the opportunity, and I hope you’ll check out my articles there.
“Whether you’d rather travel to a working farm, a living historical farm, a rural bed and breakfast or a state park, chances are there’s a “haycation” near you where you can pick produce, card wool or witness the birth of a new calf—and that’s just the beginning. Many venues offer more in-depth educational programs and “full farmhand” days where you get to be the farmer.”
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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on October 5, 2012
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In Australia, they have a program called “Farm Home Stay,” where working farms open their homes to visitors. It gives city folk a taste of farm life, and farmers a way to suppliment their income. We stayed in an old farmhouse at a sheep station there and had a wonderful visit. Farm vacations are the best.
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