San Francisco

the native brook trout are easy to catch this time of year

Thanks Trevor!

The miracle of life, lambing season

finishing the barn, the critters are safe and happy!

Happy winter from Galusha Hill Farm!

epitaph for mission bay- 2002-liquid light photo, printed on metal from scene

In memoriam of David Prifti-
passionate artist, teacher, and friend to all.

http://www.prifti.net/

I am deeply saddened to learn of Prifti's passing.  My first photography teacher, inspirator, mentor, and guide; his spirit altered the trajectory of my path forever.  His exuberance for life and art will never be forgotten.....All my love and gratitude.

taken

looking in

the chronicle continues

our pensive hero

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out the window

grow place rd.

peakin'

Autumn on galusha hill

a new home

OCT Fest 2011- Saturday october 8th!

Galusha Hill Farm, Topsham, VT

Not if, but when... Late blight

Late Blight seems inevitable these days in New England. I seeded Vermont Cranberry beans with the tomaters, so they can fill in the trellis when all the tomato plants have perished.

The Blight is something to take seriously when trying to make a living off the land. Tomato's belong in hoop houses up here.

beans, corn, and zinnias

Sunflowers