Category: Farming

• Boxing Day Fresh Buttermilk Pancakes

  And how did I make that fresh buttermilk? Oh, I was hoping that you would ask that question.  Because you see, The Matriarch gave me a Butter Churn for Christmas. She said it was from Santa!! Apparently Santa is a very clever old bugger. He knew just what I needed. A glorious old butter churn.…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  December 26, 2011

  Farming, Vegetarian

  buttermilk, Elgin butter churn, homemade butter, pancakes

• Shocking Attempt at a Christmas Eve Break Out!

  Psst. Marys Cat stop fooling around and come over here.  You got to help me get out of here.  You gotta help me. Come here, make yourself useful you daft cat. Lean down and open that hook. See that hook. Pull it up. No, more to the left.  More to the right! I mean your…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  December 25, 2011

  Farming, Humour, Photography

  barnyard, cat, cow, Mama Sheep, Mary’s Cat, sheep, Shocking

• Meet me here for a Champagne Sunrise on Christmas day and Crackers with cheese!

  I will be here at Dawn on Christmas morning to wish you Merry Christmas.  You will know I am home because there will be a candle burning in the big East window.  The candle is an old family tradition of indeterminate origin so just go with it.  This is the sunrise from the East window.…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  December 24, 2011

  Organic farming, Photography, Recipes, Vines and Wine

  alone at sunrise on christmas day, champagne, home made crackers, rooster, sheep

• Fabulous Friends and the tiniest Christmas Story. Just for laughs!

  Before your teeny tiny story.  We need to do our homework! First,  I must say Thank you to Darling Jess from the Mist who gives me awards and advice about sheep feet, Mama is still the same but these things take time. I may be back for more advice I think. Patchwork of Life ( wonderful…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  December 22, 2011

  Life, Sustainable farming

  awards, cabbages, cannabis, Christmas decorations, milk bottles, new zealand

• Fabulous Friends and the tiniest Christmas Story. Just for laughs!

  Before your teeny tiny story.  We need to do our homework! First,  I must say Thank you to Darling Jess from the Mist who gives me awards and advice about sheep feet, Mama is still the same but these things take time. I may be back for more advice I think. Patchwork of Life ( wonderful…

  Cecilia Mary Gunther

  December 22, 2011

  Life, Sustainable farming

  awards, cabbages, cannabis, Christmas decorations, milk bottles, new zealand