Fix-It and Forget-It

May is THE month for flowers. Continue Reading...

For years, the “COLD Home Made Rootbeer—No Sunday Sales” sign has been out along Old Philadelphia Pike, just a mile west of us in Intercourse, PA. Though the yeastier taste of the homemade root beer is different from commercial root beer, it may just hit the spot on a warm spring day. Stop by for a taste of local culture!

From the exterior, Kauffman’s Fruit Farm and Market doesn’t look impressive, but inside, an abundance of fresh fruit, packaged bulk foods, baking supplies, and basic groceries line the shelves. Continue Reading...

Throughout Lancaster County, many small streams snake through farmland and the countryside. Most of these streams feed into the Susquehanna River on the western border of Lancaster County, which eventually feeds into the Chesapeake Bay.

When people hear the name of the town we are located in, Intercourse, PA, snickers and a small smile usually creep across their faces. That’s right, you read correctly-- Intercourse. Some may think it is an unfortunate name; however, the town has a vibrant history. Continue Reading...

This farmer got an early start on plowing his fields for the planting season. Before too long, we’ll be seeing farmers working out in their fields from dawn to dusk, hoping for a wonderful growing year.

The daffodils are beginning to pop their heads out of the damp soil Continue Reading...

Despite the sun peeking through the clouds, these horses need blankets for some added warmth.

Lancaster County is known for its covered bridges. We have over 25 of these historic bridges in our area. Beautiful inside and out, these bridges are otherwise known as “kissing bridges” for the couples who have stolen a kiss while walking across them.

A light dusting of snow doesn’t stop laundry day around here. At this house, every square inch of the porch is used to maximize the drying space that is safe from falling snow.