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"Grace without perfection is more to be desired than perfection without grace."
It has been too long.....things used to be a LOT of fun back in the day. Not that they aren't now, but since Cindy became a hostess she's calmed her wildness back some. In turn calming me down too. :wink:
OMGOSH!! Last night I was impatient to find the answer to my question, and Bill was online.. so I PM'ed him and he basically told me the same thing you ladies have told me.. and he told me he would try to work out an appropriate name for me.. and LOOK!! *points* I have been named!! *dances*
And it is PERFECT!! I sent him another PM telling him how perfect it is and asked him how he knew!! Our farm name is willow Valley Acres!! I am just totally blown away!! That man is GOOD!
why does one name a farm? Did it come with the name? I have lived here all my life and never thought about naming it. My great grand parents bought the land, but no one has ever named it.
There's a yard where I stop and dig daffodils, I have named that place the daffodil house, it's covered in daffodils and I stop there every year and cut some for Ashley's teacher. That's where I get alot of my daffodils, they won't be there much longer they have started tearing the old house down,
well I'm gonna go fix me some tuna, my blood sugar is trying to drop on me, I'll catch y'all later
I try to take one day at a time -- but sometimes several days attack me at once. -Jennifer Unlimited- Yard Update -April 2012
Well, we named our farm mainly because we raise registered horses.. and we use the name on their registrations.. the name came to us because our whole creek is lined with willow trees. :wink:
OMGOSH!! Last night I was impatient to find the answer to my question, and Bill was online.. so I PM'ed him and he basically told me the same thing you ladies have told me.. and he told me he would try to work out an appropriate name for me.. and LOOK!! *points* I have been named!! *dances*
And it is PERFECT!! I sent him another PM telling him how perfect it is and asked him how he knew!! Our farm name is willow Valley Acres!! I am just totally blown away!! That man is GOOD!
hehe, I am excited, can ya' tell??
That made me laugh I could hear your excitement in your words
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how perfect it is and asked him how he knew!! Our farm name is willow Valley Acres!! I am just totally blown away!! That man is GOOD!
Well you know what Wild Willy say,,,," Never underestimate the power of a gnome!"
"Grace without perfection is more to be desired than perfection without grace."
I've got 12 huge pecan trees in the back of my yard but I don't run around calling it the nut farm
I don't think I would WANT to call my farm the Nut Farm. Our farm name is no different for us and our horse registrations than those who raise dogs and have a kennel name or those who raise cats and have a cattery name.
I am not sure I understand what the big deal is. There are MANY farms around here that are named.
Last edited by Pinkhorseofcourse; Mar 5th, 2008 at 01:19 PM.
I agree--many farms around here are named also--as a matter of fact many pieces of property are named. I think some people name their land for business reasons & some jsut do it because they want to. :wink:
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Hmm.. thanks you guys.. and Suzydaze, I guess I just took your questioning the farm name thing the wrong way.. I kind of felt like you were making fun of the fact that our farm has a name.. And maybe it does seem funny to you, but in our area... it is quite common.. especially in the horse breeding business.
oh no, not at all. I'm from the south and everyone knows the big plantations use to all have names (a family name), and most of the really big ones named the town the same name, it's just usually someone's last name down here.
Like (and this one is close to where I live) Wilson plantation, they dropped the plantation part and now that entire area is the town of Wilson and it's still family owned and they still raise cotton. It is a town and it is on the map. And Wilson is their family name. They own the entire town and sub lease the buildings and stuff.
I try to take one day at a time -- but sometimes several days attack me at once. -Jennifer Unlimited- Yard Update -April 2012
There are places around me that can't be classified as a "farm", but are named anyway. The bigger properties are anyway. Somebody bought the land across the road from us and it's only about 2 acres and they named it the "New Life Community Farm". They are living in teepees, and trying to clear some of it by hand. Go figure...
Well, I don't think the fact of them living in teepees will cut my property values as much as the clear cutting that's going on at the property right next to them. It sure has decreased the value of the view, in our opinion.
As far as the bathroom issue, I don't know. There ARE some of the little port-a-potty things that you can get for camping...maybe they have one of those? And as for ordinances, we are out in the country and I don't think the county has any for something like that. I mean, it wouldn't be any different than backpacking in somewhere to camp and having to dig a hole and bury the waste, right?
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