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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Beautiful flowers

Just a few pics of the beautiful flowers we received:

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Cabbage Tree Farm: Kaipara, Northland, New Zealand; Hi, thanks for checking out my blog! My name is Bridget and my blog is about Cabbage Tree Farm, our small piece of paradise where I live with my husband and our young son. Our priority is to be more self-reliant and we endeavour to produce as much fresh, natural food as we can. We have large orchards and a big vegetable garden, with herbs and flowers. We are progressively landscaping our surroundings for privacy and wind protection, and are raising a small number of livestock including pigs, chickens and one or two cattle for food. I cook from scratch, so may share the odd recipe, and share my learning experiences with making soap. Thanks for taking a peek at Cabbage Tree Farm, hope you find something of interest - please leave a comment, we'd love to hear from you!

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