we know that this is a little late, but last weekend we took some time to partake in the festivities of the snoqualmie river valley farm tour. washington state university and a bunch of farms partner together to open the farms to the public for tours, demonstrations, edibles, music, and good-old-fashioned-family fun. we hit up about a half dozen farms and had a blast!
full circle farm is a certified organic farm that supplies a lot of the
seattle-area high-end restaurants with amazing fresh produce.
here you can read more about the historic
hjertoos farm. the barn is
currently being restored and was opened for tours.
jubilee farm: nothing says fall like a wagon full of pumkins.
we looked out to the clouds, surveying the fields that surrounded us,
and quietly dreamed about how nice it would be to have this
area to wander at our leisure.
full circle farm is a certified organic farm that supplies a lot of the
here you can read more about the historic hjertoos farm. the barn is
we looked out to the clouds, surveying the fields that surrounded us,
2 comments:
hey, my parents just got their farm on the Centry Farm List. It is kind of like the Historic landmarks for Buildings, but for Farms.
My parents just restored our old Grainery that dates back to the early 1800's. I love barns...
that's cool! i'd love to see pictures of your parent's farm. i love barns too...
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