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Last weekend the HH and I visited Sealyon Farm in Alna, Maine for the first time and we had such a good time, we’re already looking forward to going back there this fall. It’s no big secret that I LOVE Maine, but one of the things I love most about this state is all Read More >>
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Yesterday I picked our second round of Tall Telephone shelling peas from the kitchen garden. Starting to my schedule for July Gardening in Coastal Maine. The pods were nice and full and I’m looking forward to not only picking a few more later this week. However, I’m also hoping the weather holds out long enough Read More >>
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10 Fun Facts About Peaches 1. Peaches originated in China and have been cultivated there for over 3,000 years. China is still the number one producer of peaches in the world today. The peach was then brought to and cultivated in India and the Middle East where they were introduced to the Europeans. Spanish settlers Read More >>
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On Sunday I met up with my friend Heather from MA in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire for breakfast. Then I walk to The Gardens at Strawbery Banke going to the Strawbery Banke Museum The HH and I had visited the museum back in May of 2019, so it was nice to be able to go Read More >>
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As of this morning I’ve spent a whopping $999.87 on groceries for this year. That leaves me with only $200.13 left in my grocery budget for 2022 if I am going to stay on track and only spend an average of $100 a month on groceries for the year. I should probably be worried about Read More >>
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