Homestead Notes

Earl Perryman Earl Perryman

New Album!

The “Green Pastures” album is now available. It is a soft instrumental album containing hymns and original songs. Currently available on CD and as a digital download. The download gives you the songs as mp3 files.

Digital download here: https://www.bedrockhavenhomestead.com/shop/p/green-pastures-full-album-download

Order CD here: https://www.bedrockhavenhomestead.com/shop/p/green-pastures-cd

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Earl Perryman Earl Perryman

Preserving

Been busy preserving food lately. Canning produce from our garden and things we have bought from local growers. (Turns out, I didn't plant enough.) I love canning. I enjoy seeing the stores of food slowly building up on the shelf. I like to look at a shelf colorful with all different types of food in glass jars.

Earl

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Earl Perryman Earl Perryman

Busy

There's been a lot going on. We had a weeklong church event, and then I ended up with a painful back issue.

Thankfully, things are quieting down, and I was able to catch up on journaling.

We have been harvesting several roma tomatoes. Of course the cutworms also discovered a few of the plants. I really don't like those ugly little things!!

The weather has been hot as well. We got spoiled by our long, rainy Spring. Summer is here now!

Also very thankful to the Lord for His help. He has helped us through many different things recently. We couldn't make it without Him!

Earl

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Earl Perryman Earl Perryman

Happy 250th!

Hope everyone had a great 4th of July weekend. We had a very nice time. Had a family cookout, shot a few fireworks, picked some blackberries, and enjoyed our long weekend. Thankful we live in this country. Thankful for all the sacrifices made for the last 250 years, so that we could live free and happy. God Bless America!

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Earl Perryman Earl Perryman

Harvesting

Been harvesting a lot here at Bedrock Haven. Dug potatoes and garlic, been picking blackberries, and brought in some peaches. Just started picking green beans last night.

Sadly, around half of the red potatoes rotted in the ground. There has been a lot of rain this spring. However, the others did very well. The garlic did well also.

Thankful for harvest!

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