Mark is leaving us, as he is moving to the coast and it will be too far to come. It’s always a shame to lose someone, but it’s hard to be sad about it as he will be moving to a place with a nice sandy beach and an excellent chip shop. There are other things too, but with a beach and a chip shop what more do you really need?
Here are a few photos.
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The cheery looking lady who keeps cropping up is Julie, who brings him across to the farm. We’ll miss her too, though she is a bit too cheerful for my tastes.
Right, that’s enough emotion for one day. Back to work.
Oh how I have missed all of you… things here in the states are well! Also very busy and I am so glad you stopped in and liked my Turkey noodle soup post. Can you believe it I have been asked to help develop a local fresh food market here in the Mountains of West Virginia. I am hoping to write about it after the holidays because everything is still up in the air. I have thought about your cooking classes and bread making and I am hoping to do some teaching much like you do for the local residents of my town. I may not have the farm but I can take what local farmer have and maybe make it easy for people buy and cook it! So excited and tired! thanks for the inspiration!
Jolynn Powers Mountain mama
Glad to hear it’s going well – sounds exciting! Good luck with iy.
Don’t blame Mark for wanted to be by the sea….
Yes, he’s a lucky man. 🙂
Has he been warned about the seagulls that nick your chips?
Fortunately he will have access to a good fish and chip restaraunt 🙂
I did once have my hair parted by a gull swooping on my chips in Llandudno, rather startling!
Farewell Mark!
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