It's Fall and a new chapter for the farm...
- Sep 2, 2018
- 1 min read
Fall 2018
With the passing of Labor Day, we are looking to our fall season. For those of you who don’t know, last June I sold about 50 acres of land to the Town of Glastonbury who then sold the agricultural rights to Belltown Hill Orchards, our neighbors to the south. This will enable me to start thinking about my own retirement over the next few years, plus I still get to enjoy the view without all the work!
With that sale, we will no longer run our School tour hayrides this Fall, nor our Fall Festival at Matson Hill. Our pumpkin hayrides will be moving north to our Hebron Ave. location, where there a few fields of great pumpkins!
Matson Hill will be open weekends for pick-your-own & Sunday Breakfast with-a-view.
Even though Blueberries are almost over, Apples and Raspberries will take their place.
We will also have a great selection of pumpkins and fall items at both locations.
Thank you for your continued support.
which makes me think of tackling a tricky royal match level – both require adapting to new layouts. Life's little shifts are everywhere, huh?
Wait, they sold 50 acres to Belltown Hill Orchards and moved pumpkin hayrides to Hebron Ave? That’s quite a swap face for the farm’s autumn traditions!
Seeing the farm sell 50 acres to plan for retirement reminds me how our own reaction time to life changes defines what continues.
Wow, selling 50 acres to plan retirement is quite a shift – it’s like an iq test for life transitions! I just read this over coffee and noticed the pumpkin hayrides moved to Hebron Ave;
Makes me think of playing a relaxing mahjong game solo, just like his farm's simpler pick-your-own weekends now – both are such peaceful ways to unwind, aren't they?