This time of year at the bed & breakfast you can grab a bowl and walk right out the door to pick your berries for breakfast.
Farmer John’s specialty in the breakfast kitchen is flakey homemade biscuits topped with honey from Sakura Ridge beehives. Yum.
The table is set, coffee is out early. We are preparing a farm fresh breakfast. The eggs are warm from the chicken coop headed straight to the kitchen stove. The cherries are picked in the cool morning light. Guests are often seen in the gardens plucking ripe berries off the vine and eating two for every one in the bowl.
Columbia Gorge Winegrowers are celebrating spring with wine tasting around the Hood RIver Valley and beyond.
Spend the night at Sakura Ridge and receive 2 passports free.
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Farmer John’s winter project.
Done by Spring…..
Lamb Feeding troughs.
Wood from the forest.
Share on FacebookThe 20 largest farms in the U.S. receive twice as much$$$$ from government subsidies versus 3 MILLION rural farmers. Small Farm Conference – Oregon State University.
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Blossom Festival in the Hood River Valley is April 21 and 22, 2012.
Thousands of Fruit Trees in the Columbia River Gorge: in bloom.
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Sakura Ridge Farm has a mini library book exchange with guests. If they finish a book while staying here they have the opportunity to exchange or just take another book on the shelf that a previous guest had left behind. The books from the exchange travel the world. Here’s an even better idea. We might have to put one up by the farm gate.
Check out this link.
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Tiny on the Town
Check out Tiny’s Meet and Greet on the Street
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dp2buwc2OOo
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