"I would find it hard to believe that anyone would be 'for' GMO’s. Why would you be? Why would anyone (even if they’re not a health nut) want to put something with the words ‘genetically modified’ into their bodies?" Dan Soulsby worked in Hollywood, but dreamed of returning to his native Ohio to start a farm. According to The Soulsby Farm's…
Here's a great article written about us by Chris Webb on his blog, Live Nakedly. Check it out!
Yours is such a great story; I’m so happy to see Live Nakedly share it! I tried to do my little part by Tweeting and Facebooking.
Thanks for spreading the word. I think we need to keep these inspiring folks (and those like them) on the forefront of our minds, because they will lead us to new possibilities.
Aww what great things they wrote about you guys! You truly are living the dream many of us want, and show us one step at a time that it is achievable!
Very inspiring! Keep it up!
M
Congrats! What a great piece!
Great article. I love how it highlights how you just rolled up your sleeves, dove in and did it—-both with the farm and Project Garden Share.
What a great picture.
Congratulation on the great article about your farm. Spread the word, great gardens make great food.
awesome and that first line says it all, why would we put that stuff in our bodies, it is hard work to avoid it and good luck to you.. we do too.. c
That’s a great article but I think your story is even more inspirational. I love reading your blog. Good work!
A great, grand & very lovely article about you, your family & your lovely farm!
good for you!!
We nominated you for the Illuminating Blogger Award. We have learned so much from your blog and it’s so inspiring to us as we try to grow more of what we eat.
Great article; thanks for sharing!
Isn’t it interesting how sticking your hands in dirt connects you with so many other basic life lessons that seem to get pushed aside in a concrete world. Congratulations and blessings. Looking forward to reading more.
I wish you well on you project.
I enjoyed reading that article. It was fun to learn a little of the who, what, where, when, and why of Soulsby Farm. Continued success with Project Garden Share!!
Lovely post!
Enjoyed reading your blog and thanks for visiting mine! I enjoy gardening and canning as well; although I too wish it would rain here…
Bravo on a great write-up and keep up the wonderful work. You’re such an inspiration!
Love the story and didn’t realise that you guys had “other lives” before downing paintbrushes (well…photoshop or Illustrator anyway…) and heading back to the dirt to feel your oats. Love the blog…love the story and love to be able to feel a camaraderie with people on the other side of the world