Wild Irish Farmstead
Carly WrightFortnightly(ish) stories about life on a small, Irish hill farm, living with the land, raising sheep and goats for food and fibre, the real and the raw.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 111 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 23 days ago |
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Soil and Toil
Apologies to my regular readers for my irregular posting of late. Spring has finally sprung in this little pocket of Ireland and my caprine queens, my scrumptious little woollen rug growers and this burgeoning farm need my presence n...
Neighbouring
A newcomer is moving into our little neighbourhood from out of area, onto a green field site where there has not previously been a neighbour. This newcomer is bringing change to this little neighbourhood. Things are having to shift around t...
The Art of Being Human
My Mum, standing in the threshold of the family home, pastel on paper by yours truly, 2003.
For over a decade throughout my twenties and early thirties, as a young single mother raising my young son, I freelanced as a life model. I modelle...
Marching On
I am not sure if I can make this story read as funny as it would have looked, were anyone there to look, or as terrifying as it actually was, but I’ll do my best to describe my first tractor driving experience and yes, you may laugh.
This...
To the Bone
When we had been living in our “shepherd’s hut” on the Hill for about a year, things got hard.
When we had been living in our “shepherd’s hut” on the Hill for about a year, things got hard. I mean, really hard. The adventure had worn thin....
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herdswoman, milkmaid, weaver of wool and stories about life on the land, living in service to my caprine queens and beneficent sheep in a wild little pocket of Ireland. I am here for the real, no AI.
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