Join us Saturday, July 12, to pick organic blueberries at the farm from 11:00-2:00 Eastern time. Reminder, North Sky Farm is in Michigan, the Eastern time zone, so that's 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Central time. Every year, someone is guaranteed to forget that passing into Michigan, your clock moves ahead an hour. So you lose an hour going to Michigan but gain an hour coming back.
The Harvest will take place rain or shine. Wear long pants, socks, and shoes you can get a little dirty. After all, it is a farm. Bring water, snacks, and your own bucket (best if you can hang it around your neck).
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Hymn of a Homestead
There’s a hymn here that plays in the background: The sound of robins chuckling to one another, frogs clucking in the pond, or to the hush of wind through the giant pines. Add your voice to the choir. Or sing solo. Or sing in other ways: Play. Write. Sleep. Walk. Laugh. Eat. Breathe. Listen.
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