Though her attention is clearly focused on the busy year ahead, Sue takes a few moments to cast her gaze to the early days of this magazine and her plunge into painting.
The gentle lessons that sweet Sweet Pea imparted to everyone she encountered will enrich lives for years to come, both on the Plateau and
far beyond.
Somehow, keeping all those horses healthy and happy becomes even more complicated in the winter.
Here’s a sweet holiday message from the good people at Carpe Diem Farms (and the horses that they care for).
The arrival of the absolutely charming Jethro marks the pinnacle of Carpe Diem Farms’ Things to Be Grateful For.
For Carpe Diem Farms, October brings a unique chance to revel in the past and dream of the future.
The allure of Carpe Diem Farms extends across generations.
There’s nothing sleepy about life on the farm.
Live Music is back on the Village Green! A pair of concerts, August 6 and August 20, will keep the beat going. For more information, go to VillageGreenCashiersNC.com.
Sue provides us with updates on the beloved Battersea Tracy, a horse suffused with an astonishing tenacity; and sweet Jethro, the canine tornado who’s assumed the role of Carpe Diem Farms’ tail-wagging greeter.
