These past several weeks I’ve been focussing on the upcoming 2011 Trumansburg Farmers Market season [June - October, Wednesdays 4pm - 5pm]. Vendor applications have been sent out and received from “season vendors” for pavilion and tent spaces. There will be a total of 37 spaces lined out in the Village Park, located at the [...]
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Planning Trumansburg Farmers Market 2011 season
Posted in CSA, farmers market, Finger Lakes region, gardening, local food, local food shopping, tourism on April 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Tres Hermanas Breakfast at McLallen House
Posted in breakfast ingredients, breakfast: Mexican-style, Finger Lakes region, local food, local food shopping, tagged breakfast, cooking, Finger Lakes, Ithaca, Mexican-style breakfast, Three Sisters on April 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
A favorite facet of work at the bed and breakfast is prepping and cooking breakfast for our guests. My brain swirls with various ingredient blends; imagines the taste combinations: sorts through the refrigerator, considers the spice cabinet, rejects or accepts numerous possibilities. The personal challenge keeps things interesting and fortunately, my guests are game for [...]
An Experimental Wild Garden
Posted in gardening, Landscape Design, tagged Cayuga Lake, Finger Lakes, gardening, Ithaca, MacKenzie-Childs, McLallen House Bed and Breakfast, plant hardiness zone 5, Trumansburg, wild garden on June 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
After researching how to create a meadow/wild flower garden (out of a former Scottish Highlander cow pasture at MacKenzie-Childs in Aurora, NY) I decided to try an experiment at home. In the east side yard of our bed and breakfast, McLallen House, located in Trumansburg, NY near Ithaca, on the west side of Cayuga Lake [...]
