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November was a whirlwind of activity. With building projects, calving, markets, turkey harvest and a major power outage all in just 30 days!

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December 11, 2017 by Abby @ Apple Creek Farm Categories: apple creek farm, Bowdoinham, cattle, cows, farm, farm bowdoinham, Geese, Holidays, local food, Maine, Newsletters, thanksgiving, turkey, TurkeyTags: nature, Newsletter, november, thanksgiving, turkey 1 Comment

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Jane says:

Dec 11, 2017 at 9:27 pm

Great photos. You certainly did have a busy month. We LOVED our Apple Creek Farm half turkey. It was the best!

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