If you have tried to call or have left a text lately, especially today or in the past few days while her phone was slowly dying, please try again and please text again if she didn’t respond. Her new phone did not transfer old texts, even from earlier today. Some she was saving to respond to tonight when she sat down at her calendar.
The new phone works well, but texting is still very much preferred and PLEASE read “your visit” at www.winterpast.org which will answer 99 percent of your questions. You wouldn’t want Farmer Mary to spend all her time answering the phone when YOU are visiting the farm!
Thank you.
Come meet and hold a tiny baby turkey at Winterpast Farm! Rent a few and take them home for a week and watch them develop! ($35 a week with all supplies and food included)
Two week old baby bunnies are also ready for some snuggling!
Farmer Mary was about to give up on the idea of baby peacocks this year since the eggs appeared by mid-April last year. Then, this morning she checked her peacock nest and found a nice suprise! her ipad isn’t letting her post photos this morning, so go to the Winterpast Farm FACEBOOK page to view.
The other nest has two eggs. When the female (called a Peahen) starts setting it will be a 28 day incubation period.
JUSTIN, a 4 year old peacock who hatched at Winterpast Farm, will be the proud father.
Farm Closed Saturday for two birthdays and a campout
Farm Open Sunday 1-7
Farm Open Monday 10-6- all military visit at no charge
