Home of Author Georgia Kohart
       This has been an unusual year for all of us. After almost 15 years here on the farm, we have made the decision to move to a smaller, easier to maintain home. Our nest is almost empty and we have decided to downsize to a place closer to work for Tim, closer to aging parents and to make it simpler to travel to Chicago and see our oldest daughter and son-in-law. As many of you know, it takes many, many hours to maintain a country home. Tim works a long day in addition to teaching part-time at a local college. 

     We have found loving homes, many with friends, for our animals. We will be taking the four old rabbits and a half-dozen hens with us, plus the three dogs and four cats. It will take adjustment, but we are honestly looking forward to more time to enjoy life rather than spending the hours and hours needed to keep the farm looking the way we like to see it. We are excited that the young couple who has purchased the property are local and have lots of family in the area. They are eager to call Heritage Heart Farm home. He was in our 4-H club - how is that for making one aware of how the years fly by? 

     I'll still be writing my column am happily anticipating starting a new herb and vegetable garden in town. Maybe I'll even get to work on the novel I've begun. Our web address will remain the same, but other contact information will be updated as soon as possible. Beginning July 1, we will be relocating. We hope to be revamped and back online with a refreshed web site by September 2009. 

Georgia

 

Welcome to our farm. It's where I do my writing. Be sure to stop in the barn and love up Windchaser the horse. Don't forget to scratch Rutherford the goat behind the ears. Have a seat in one of the old metal chairs under the cottonwood tree in the barnyard. In summer, orioles busily      feed their babies tucked in the nest that hangs from a branch that's right overhead. Stroll through the picket garden and admire the hosta lilies. In autumn, we just may hand you a rake. Scuffle and shuffle through calico bright leaves. After that, get comfortable on the swing that hangs on the screened porch or relax in one of the wicker rockers and kick off your shoes. Roast a marshmallow over the fire ring until it's just the way you like it. After the sun goes down screech  surrounds us, I share through my writing all that's wonderful (and sometimes a little less than wonderful) about life on our northwest Ohio farm. Visit the farm through the seasonal photo scrapbook, Plus, read a vintage selection from my years as a newspaper columnist. 

    
 
  Email Heritage Heart Farm: heritageheartfarm@tds.net

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