When I set out on my journey to the far north to learn how to live a sustainable life and produce my own organic food, I wanted to chart the progress, trials and errors and my feelings, for my family and close friends. That is how the blog started. I really did not think that others would be finding it something they enjoyed reading, after all it was just the life of little ol' me and my shenanigans on The Fat Ewe Farm. But, lo and behold, I have followers! Whodathunkit?
The blog gets a lot of traffic for something that has zero advertising or endorsements. Some days there are 1500 hits to it and there are many hits just to the website too, fishing around and looking at pictures mostly I think, plus my page about how much meat one gets from animals one would find on the farm is popular too. When I started out, I could not find an all in one page about that, so I created one and it seems others also were and are looking for that information.
Some of the photos are very popular, especially sheep birthing and the problems and joys associated with it. I could do more short videos and think that I may for the new year we are in.
I want to thank all of you who read this humble blog. I am still in awe that there is enough interest that you keep coming back, if not daily, then even on occasion. Some of you have been with me right from the start and to me that is very special and I appreciate each one of you. Many of you write to me privately rather than comment on the blog and the blog is also posted on Facebook for the followers there. There is a link to the Facebook page on the home page of The Fat Ewe Farm website.
So, today, the blog is about you, my friends. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart for your encouragement and support on this little sojourn of mine. I really and truly love my life and love my farm and the happiest I can remember being in many long years. Part of that is because you care. Thank you, thank you so very much!
The blog gets a lot of traffic for something that has zero advertising or endorsements. Some days there are 1500 hits to it and there are many hits just to the website too, fishing around and looking at pictures mostly I think, plus my page about how much meat one gets from animals one would find on the farm is popular too. When I started out, I could not find an all in one page about that, so I created one and it seems others also were and are looking for that information.
Some of the photos are very popular, especially sheep birthing and the problems and joys associated with it. I could do more short videos and think that I may for the new year we are in.
I want to thank all of you who read this humble blog. I am still in awe that there is enough interest that you keep coming back, if not daily, then even on occasion. Some of you have been with me right from the start and to me that is very special and I appreciate each one of you. Many of you write to me privately rather than comment on the blog and the blog is also posted on Facebook for the followers there. There is a link to the Facebook page on the home page of The Fat Ewe Farm website.
So, today, the blog is about you, my friends. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart for your encouragement and support on this little sojourn of mine. I really and truly love my life and love my farm and the happiest I can remember being in many long years. Part of that is because you care. Thank you, thank you so very much!
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