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they're not outside acting like pigs, living short but happy lives, growing slowly and naturally on high-protein fescue grass. No hormones, no antibiotics.
Call the Kisers between 7-9 p.m. for an appointment 540987-8445.
Misty Mountain Farm &
Blue Ridge Yarns
A hand spinning and weaving workshop offering classes and supplies for knitting, felting and natural dyeing. Summer and weekend classes are available for children and special sessions for home schoolers. Finn sheep, Lincoln sheep, angora goats and llamas are raised on site. Find them at 154 Quail Call Lane (2.2 miles south of U.S. 211 on Route 642) in Amissville. Call (540) 9374707, e-mail info@mistymountain farm.com or visit www.misty mountainfarm.com.
Moore's Orchard
Stop at Louis Moore's farm for fresh-picked apples (nine types, including Ozark Gold and Arkansas Black), peaches (five types, white and yellow), plums, sweet cherries, peppers and heirloom tomatoes. Local honey from Admiral's Apiary is also available. Bring containers to 630 Fodderstack Road (Route 628) near Washington. Call (540) 6753553.
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