Restoration Farm Update 9 2 2013

Restoration Farm will have a booth at the 2013 Olde Tyme Apple Festival in Versailless, MO. Our booth number 466 will be located on the northeast corner of Newton and Jasper. 

We will be selling:
Goat Milk Soap
Stained Glass Apples
Restoration Farm Photos
Danny Daniels Music CDs
Hand made items from SEED
and more unusual stuff

Danny Daniels, an internationally known song writer and singer will be visiting Restoration Farm October 4th thru the 6th. Following is the schedule I have booked for him. 

Friday, October 4^th – 7pm

Discovery Group

13269 Glencreek Drive

Stover, MO

Saturday, October 5^th

Main Stage & Booth 466

Apple Festival in Versailles, MO

Sunday, October 6^th

10am Lake Hills Community Church

Eagle Plaza Mall on Hwy 5 in Greenview, MO
(next to Dollar General)

Lunch after services with Danny performing and sharing after lunch.

Monday, October 7^th

Celebrate Recovery Group

1^st Assembly of God

Versailles, MO

For more information call or text Larry Clark at 573 789 1224. You can also email Larry at lnclark950@gmail.com.

Here are a few of the photographs I will have for sale at our booth.

Finally, we have vegetables growing, lots and lots of tomatoes. Red ones, Green ones, Yellow ones, Orange ones and even Purple ones. All taste delicious.

We have been playing around with micro greens and finding them packing a lot of flavor. 

One of my projects in August was to build a fence around the Herb garden. Here is a photo of the project. It is made of pallets and cost was about $50.

Projects at Restoration Farm

One of the things that Kat and I want to do is have a nice Herb garden. Recently I began adding beds to the area by the barn that we will be using. As I placed the first bed that we were adding our dog, Kingdom, went over to it and dug a hole in the bed material and laid down. I knew then that I needed to place a fence around the Herb garden to keep him out. 

I wanted the fence to have some character and not be just a run of the mill fence. The photos and movie are what I came up with.

 What we did was take some pallets we purchased for a $1 a piece and built the fence.










                                     
The results was an inexpensive but yet attractive fence.

 Here are the beds we built which for now we will use to grow some greens and carrots.

 I have three gates that I need to install to complete the project. I am thinking that they will be old iron bed frames painted in bright colors.

One other project I worked on at the same time was a platform for our goats.

Restoration Farm Sunsets & other Pics