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If all that makes you hungry, you re m luck. After a hard day on the Rivers and Roots climbing wall, enjoy a down-toearth feast of locally-raised organic beef and chicken, plus pick-of-the-season sides.
“Must-Do” Festival highlights include:
The Farm to Table Program - Centered in Rappahannock County Public Schools, the program “cultivates” students who are good stewards of the earth as well as productive community members. Participants gain hands-on experience and tackle class work in a variety of subjects related to sustainable agriculture.
This Solar House by Jill & Jed Duvall- Demonstrating how “solar” works in a residence, the Duvalls present a model of a home and help visitors learn where to find solar panels, associated equipment, and innovative contractors who are interested in building green.
James Madison University Fuels Diversification Program- Visit a small- scale biodiesel refinery and see a biodiesel test engine, a biodiesel go-kart, and an electric four wheeler. Biodiesel fuel will be burned in oil lamps to illustrate how its reduced emissions compare to petro-diesel.
West Wind Farm - Raised and trained for carting, showing, packing, guarding, therapy, fiber and fun, Gwen Hays’ and Clyde Humphrey’s llamas are among a host of exotic animals now populating America’s farms.
Mountain Laurel Montessori Farm School - Living side by side with adults in a working community, students aged 12 -15 learn to use mental, physical and interpersonal skills to make contributions that allow the whole community to prosper.
So what, exactly, is cowpie bingo? Well, it’s a little more like B-I-N-G- Ewwww! You buy a ticket and take up watch in the pasture... if the bovine goes on “your” square — BINGO! - you win!
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