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It’s the Chickens in the Road Party on the Farm 2010!

See the 2008 party on the farm here and the 2009 party here.
Date and time: Saturday, October 2, 1 pm to 7 pm. If you’re in the area, or will be in the area that weekend, please come! Location: Walton, WV.
This is a potluck affair. I’m going to ask everyone to bring something (food or other party item) and that will be arranged after I have a confirmed list. I’ll be asking everyone who brings a dish to post the recipe at Farm Bell Recipes OR to bring a dish already posted at Farm Bell Recipes–so we can all go home and make our favorites!
There will be activities/demonstrations going on throughout the party, including soapmaking and goat-milking. (Go ahead, try to milk Clover. This, of course, will degenerate into a how to tie a goat up 20 different ways demonstration.) We will also have boot camp-style forced marching! (I’M JUST KIDDING.) And, of course, the “petting zoo” will be open. (Entry fee: one cookie.)
If you’re interested in attending, please email me at CITRparty(at)yahoo.com with your name plus anyone you plan to bring with you. I’ll ask you to confirm two weeks in advance. Parking, food, and other information will go out to the confirmed list only. Due to the organization and coordination that will be required to pull this off, we can’t have drop-ins.

If you can’t come, don’t worry–we’ll have pictures!
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I need a translater. ha ha
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Thanks!
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Sorry for our younger daughter who will miss your wonderfulness. But like all the others we will be there in spirit. You are too much fun Suzanne. Have a great time.
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You wrote “Marianne, Roane County” (in response to an early question), meaning “Marianne, we live in Roane County” and I think some people read it as “We live in the town of Marianne in Roane County.”
This is the first time I have seen the announcement *before* the event, so I am going to see if I can wangle it somehow!
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Betcha are glad you grow your own eggs with the egg recalls. I had just bought 2 dozen which I had to return. I keep remembering the 3-4 bantams my grandmother kept along with her others. I used to love getting my very own little egg all boiled up for me! So much nicer than those big eggs and I could eat it all myself. Some of the hens pecked and the bantam rooster thought he was 3 times as big as he was but it was great to throw dried corn out for them and hunt for the eggs that that ONE HEN refused to lay in her nest. Sigh! Cities and chickens just don’t go together mores the pity.
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