Hay under the roof before the rain came
We mowed in the last week of June, four days straight. The rain was due on Sunday, and it came. The hay was already inside.
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The last cut before winter
The second haymaking went into the barn at the end of August. Now the fields are resting, the earth is breathing. The herd comes back from the pasture earlier each day.
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Cheese from June milk — ready
Nine wheels from June milk went on sale today. They aged ninety-two days — longer than usual, because the summer was hot.
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A couple from Norway asks about the roof tiles
Sometimes people come not for the cheese, but to see the homestead. The roof was remarked on by guests for the second time this week — this time by a couple from Bergen.
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Three new kids in a single week
Late births, unusual for this time of year. All healthy, all from one mother — grey-brown, with a red tag.
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