Spring Arrival in O.C.- February/March 2023 edition
Photo courtesy of: www.landandfarm.com By: Tanya Begley After mother nature’s long and much needed slumber, we are finally starting to see the tale-tell signs of her spring arrival.
Celebrating Harvest and Heritage in Owsley County-Oct./Nov.2022 edition
Early morning-entering Booneville, KY in Owsley County. By: Tanya Begley With a wisp of cool wind, fall is in its full splendor. The gardens and farms have been
Fall Harvest in the O.C.- September/October edition 2022
Early morning-entering Booneville, KY in Owsley County. By: Tanya Begley And once again, fall has creeped upon us. The change as the cool air moves in. The cleared
Summer Harvest in Owsley County – July/August 2022 edition
Early morning-entering Booneville, KY in Owsley County. By: Tanya Begley OH yes, we love summertime! When all of us can savor new fruits and berries, fresh tomatoes, corn,
Summertime in Owsley County-June/July Edition 2022
Early morning-entering Booneville, KY in Owsley County. By: Tanya Begley Welcome to summer! What seemed to drag its feet in those cold winter months is here and it
Summer Anticipation In The O.C.
Early morning-entering Booneville, KY in Owsley County. By: Tanya Begley Now that we are wrapping up a very busy month of May with our many springtime celebrations, events,
Happy Fall From The O.C.-October 2021 edition
By: Tanya Begley In the blink of an eye fall is in full effect, the crops have been harvested and we are feeling those first frosty mornings. What a crisp,
Fall Harvest In The O.C.-September 2021
By: Tanya Begley And just like that, fall has arrived. We feel the change in the air. The emptying fields starting to become more noticeable. We witness September come to
Spring Arrival In Owsley County-March 2021Edition
By: Tanya Begley Photo courtesy of prospect.org What is that we see slowly peeking out from the shadows? YES!! It is SPRING! Mother nature has awoken from
Until Spring in the O.C. – October 2020 edition
By: Tanya Begley And just like that, the final crops are in. More layers of clothing begin to be worn, fireplaces are cleaned and prepared for work. Fall is not
