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Guest Post ~ Progressive Pioneer

by fig + fauna farm on 04/05/12

This year, we wandered our fields and gathered an array of colorful plants intended to dye our Easter eggs. Creating the connection of intense hues from our backyard nature - to making a conventional water color, was most exciting to our two year old. We shared our process and recipes with one of my favorite bloggers - Amy, of Progressive Pioneer. Amy always hits the spot when it comes to matters of motherhood and creative ideas for homeschooling young children.

Just in time for Easter, our broody hen hatched out her first chicks and we have another goat birthing due any day. It is certain - Spring is here! We wish everyone a wonderful Easter ~

// Check out Amy at Progressive Pioneer

/// PHOTOS BY ROSE E MARTIN

Comments (5)

1. razmataz blog said on 4/5/12 - 11:09AM

Just found your blog through longest acres. I live in the suburbs and my dream is to farm, but likely one I shall never realize. I adore farming blogs and when I came across yours, I was so captured by the beauty of your photos. Gorgeous work.

2. fig + fauna said on 4/5/12 - 02:38PM

Razmataz ~ So glad you stopped by. Hope you hold on to that dream. It wasn't long ago that we were living in the suburbs dreaming of a farm!

3. Rose said on 4/12/12 - 08:16AM

I just found your blog through Oh Joy! Your food and photos are beautiful. We are renters in Deland, FL (closer to Daytona), but always have something growing out back. We dream of having our own homestead in the near future. Your website is a true inspiration. Thank you!

4. fig + fauna said on 4/12/12 - 05:08PM

Rose ~ I love the climate in Deland - even a bit of a cooler winter season (which makes for happy cabbage!) If you are ever in the area, please come see us!

5. Cissy said on 4/13/12 - 02:37AM

So beautiful and delicious

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1.	razmataz blog said on 4/5/12 - 11:09AM
	Just found your blog through longest acres. I live in the suburbs and my dream is to farm, but likely one I shall never realize. I adore farming blogs and when I came across yours, I was so captured by the beauty of your photos. Gorgeous work.
2.	fig + fauna said on 4/5/12 - 02:38PM
	Razmataz ~ So glad you stopped by. Hope you hold on to that dream. It wasn't long ago that we were living in the suburbs dreaming of a farm!
3.	Rose said on 4/12/12 - 08:16AM
	I just found your blog through Oh Joy! Your food and photos are beautiful. We are renters in Deland, FL (closer to Daytona), but always have something growing out back. We dream of having our own homestead in the near future. Your website is a true inspiration. Thank you!
4.	fig + fauna said on 4/12/12 - 05:08PM
	Rose ~ I love the climate in Deland - even a bit of a cooler winter season (which makes for happy cabbage!) If you are ever in the area, please come see us!
5.	Cissy said on 4/13/12 - 02:37AM
	So beautiful and delicious