This past Tuesday I had the opportunity to visit Moss Mountain Farm.
P. Allen Smith and the Arkansas Soybean Promotion Board treated several Arkansas bloggers to a dreamy day of doing a few of my most favorite things:
walking, eating and storytelling.
I’m still soaking it all in.
I met lots of new friends, tasted new recipes, learned all about soybeans and filled my heart with farm stories.
I have a lot to share about this incredible day, so stay tuned!
Credits:
photos
aerial view of farm: P. Allen Smith website
Jerusalem, P. Allen Smith, me and Jim Carroll: Jerusalem Greer @ Jolly Goode Gal
bathtub: Stephanie McCratic @ Evolved Mommy
sleeping porch: Cara Wilkerson off the Bean2Blog Pinterest Board
Jerusalem and me: @Jerusalem Greer (instagram)
So nice to meet you Alison! Glad you had a good time and thank you for coming out. – Mary Ellen
Great post, Alison. I love the shot of you in the tub.
I LOVE you in the tub. I wanted to get in, but I wasn’t brave enough 🙁
Totally would not have done it if Jerusalem hadn’t prodded me. I need a little push to keep from always hanging back! Next time, I’ll make you do it! 🙂
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