Showing posts with label Last days of a dairy farm in upstate New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Last days of a dairy farm in upstate New York. Show all posts

Thursday, May 28, 2009

Going Home, Clothesline Is Waiting

Vermont used to be called "New Connecticut" - and on January 15, 1777, New Connecticut (Vermont), declared independence.

(The state officially became Vermont, which is an imperfect translation of the French for “green mountain” in June 1777.)

And this year, 2009, is the 400th anniversary of French explorer and cartographer Samuel de Champlain's voyage of discovery in the lake that now bears his name.

For a listing of events see www.discoverlakechamplain400.org.

Sunday, April 26, 2009

Jon Katz's Report 'Last Days of A Dairy Farm'


Jon Katz's is writing and documenting (in photographs and words) something that would otherwise go unnoticed by most. It's heart-breaking to read and view the last days of a dairy farm.

For more about Katz's visual stories (those are his photos, above), see Bedlam Farm or a synopsis at www.moodogpress.com.