bordered by the Muscatatuck River......with Woods Branch bi-secting the farm. A working grain farm with remnant paths remaing from many years of cattle and horses grazing. Now inhabited with deer, wild turkeys, foxes, rabbits, squirrels, and ducks and geese on the river. And oh yes, an occasional coyote.
Louisville is telling us this has been the driest September on record. We are all conscious of fire danger. Woods Branch has completely dried up - have never seen it this dry - this long - since we have been on the farm, 45 years.
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