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A Quiet Walk.

They all come home to this one place and this one place becomes their home.

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  Back to in person meetings and glad I packed the @stojo because sustainability isn't just for our fields and cows.

  Hello Monday.

  MORE👏🏾OF👏🏾THIS👏🏾

  Sunday sunning.

  My past 48 hours included a peanut butter shake made with more #farmlove than one could imagine; sharing of time, conversation, coffee, & meals with friends in 3 states (Maine, New York, and Connecticut); time with cows, doggos (sorry I didn't get pictures of you Winnie & Cooper!), & #cabotfarmers; quiet moments with nothing but birds and sunshine; and a Welcome Back Home to #Maine frozen custard. It was the finest kind of 48hrs...and I am grateful for it all.

  Enjoy the weekend with whatever motley crew you're hanging with.