There is a place when there becomes a time,                   in which it is possible to cross over to where dreams reside. Horses dreaming deep.                   There is a place, where […]

Out and about Fairy Folk are gathering nuts and fruits by the wayside.           With carts and rik shaw they collect acorns and walnuts; apples and pears.                   They play as they work, they work as they play.           […]

Live your life, create your own Great Story.                   Run with the wind…                   Chase after fairy lights… The possibilities, they are endless…    

A Statue of the Fairy Guardian Angel honors the day’s first light as glimmers of fairy dust twinkle all around.                   This will be a fine day.               The sun will shine for awhile               […]

                                  Magic happens in every garden, all you have to do is look.                    

As the sun rises here on the north side of a small mountain in Maine                   everything is exactly as it should be.                   Fairy Folk rise early and begin dusting their magical fairy dust ground precious and fine. […]

Early spring dandelion greens are so common that folks often overlook them for the fairy delicious treat that they are. When gathering dandelion greens I am very selective, snipping the most blemish free young greens I can find. The fairy best greens are those tender leaves whose buds have not yet gone to stem or […]

Spring has arrived here on the north side of a small mountain in Maine.                   Home Place Fairy folk are busy sprinkling my gardens with fairy dust, encouraging plants to sprout, blossom and grow.                           […]

Long ago and not so far away, an enchanted pony and a small group of children gathered together each and every spring. With Fairies beside them the children rode horseback and danced in a woodland glen. Now these children are children no more and they watch as their own young children dance and mingle with the […]

The days have cooled down here at the farm and late crops are ready for harvest.               We have bountiful quantities of heirloom tomatoes,                   along with kale, broccoli, carrots and beans; late lettuce, leeks and scallions….to name just a few.   […]