The Amazing Lambcam!
It’s back! The Amazing Lambcam is standing by to capture the birth of our spring lambs.
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It’s back! The Amazing Lambcam is standing by to capture the birth of our spring lambs.
*By Megan Phillips, Chewonki Farm and Woodlot Manager* A line from a Michael Blumenthal poem has been rattling around in my head this week: “And now, I think I see it all in terms of light.”
And the winners are…drumroll please…
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It’s lambing and calving season at Chewonki Salt Marsh Farm and we’d love to introduce you to our farm residents. Plus, aren’t you curious to hear a sweet lambing season highlight from Megan Phillips, our Farm and Woodlot Manager?
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