Every Homestead must have its official greeter and mascot. Here she is: Bella June, our black lab who inspired the Magnalia logo with her sense of wonderment, fidelity and delight in little things. She’ll be waiting for you when you come visit. : ) ...
Thanks to help from our friends at Mount Jubilee Ministries, we have planted 50 assorted blueberries near our bee hives, and a small grove of Brown Turkey and Versailles Figs (transplants from Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello) in recent weeks. What a joy! When...
My grandpa used to say that “sometimes things need to get ugly before they can be made beautiful.” So, it is with clearing a pasture. Dirt, and root balls, and burn piles: feels like a WW I battlefield. But we have a vision in view, that soon this will be...
Our newly seeded pasture, called Golders Green, was not many months ago a field of clay. It has explosed into a salad bowl of Beauty. Through eyes that see, what a reminder on a Sabbath walk that the glory of God is revealed in the things that He has made!...
Every Homestead needs a Captain of the Guard, who knows it — even when he’s resting. Meet Jackson. a/k/a Capt. Jack. 114 pounds of linebacker, mixed with just the right measure of teddy bear. He’ll be waiting for you, keeping watch on his perimeter....
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