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A little flashback montage of the work we did last fall to prepare the land for soil building cover crops and 5,000+ seedlings to go in this year.

Fair warning to loved ones - if you visit us, we will put you to work! 😂💪 Special thanks for the hel

Getting to know a country by visiting its farms and farmers is my new favorite way to get to know a new land. So much gratitude to folks for sharing their knowledge and passion... and for sharing some delicious mushrooms!!

One of the things that makes this place so special is the half mile of Big Wood River frontage along the east side of the ranch. We are able to see how dramatically the river changes throughout the year, the high and low flows, seasonal changes in ve

We're lucky to have several native/naturalized forest and riparian zones on the property that are chock full of plants that support bird and pollinator populations, and some (though not all!) that are good for human foraging too! As we begin to resto

When we first arrived on the ranch to help Mom after Archie's passing, we had no idea what we were doing. We'd walk around the property and come across various farm implements and stare at them. Conversation would go something like, "Huh, there'

Drinkers of the Wind Arabians was my step-Dad's passion project. He bought this spectacular piece of property in 1972, back when Bellevue had less than 600 residents. Archie loved animals deeply (Mom always said he was a dog in his past life) and he

Photos by Brooke Bonner unless otherwise noted.
Drone images by Ben Stromback.

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