This message is from: "Lindsay&Jim Sweeney" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hello from Tunbridge Vermont! Our farm is just twenty minutes from route 89, you would take exit 2 northbound. Am wondering if you might be planning to come to Tunbridge where the Organic Cow lives! It is an organic dairy that processess their own milk?! We would welcome a visit and our Fjords would love it! We currently have ten Fjords ranging in age from 6 months to 22 years, Solar, Hella, Sonora, Rjita Mae, Ljaela, Ljectra, Tjiva, Zjeena, Bravmann, and Ulstar, representing six different bloodlines! Would you be interested in stopping by? We have nothing for sale, but love to share our Fjords and meet other Fjord lovers and have them share their Fjords with us. You will, of course, be armed with photos and pedigrees and maybe even some video tape I imagine!! Let us know if you would like to include a visit to our farm on your journey to northern VT. We'll supply the carrots and the Fjording, you supply the hugs and kisses....... Jim & Lindsay Sweeney [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---------- > From: Nathan Lapp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: trip to Vermont > Date: Saturday, December 04, 1999 3:22 AM > > This message is from: "Nathan Lapp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Hi all, > > My sister Rachel and I are planning a trip to northern Vermont, about 650 > miles from where we live in Western New York. It's a multi-purpose trip with > stops planned at an organic dairy farm that processes milk on the premises, > a Nigerian Dwarf goat farm, and a prison in eastern New York. I'd like to > visit a Fjord farm or two while out there if our schedule allows. Anybody > care to let me know where you are? Our tentative route is 84 east into > Connecticut, then 91 north through Massachusettes and into Vermont. Mr. and > Mrs. Coli, how far off the route would you be? I'd like to see Ring. > > Thanks, > Barbara Lyn Lapp > Lapp Family Fjords
