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A Mountain Hearth

Tales of Modern Homesteading and Outdoor Adventure

May 17, 2011

Blog Giveaway Winners!

The names are drawn, the results are in, and we have three winners for my 100th Blog follower giveaway! I heard from readers all the way from Mapleton, Oregon to Victoria, Australia and I loved reading all your responses. I heard about such an array of wonderful homesteading endeavors and dreams of backyard bees, canning, growing food, chickens, goats, alpacas, mulching, fruit trees, blueberries, fiber animals, spinning, herbal remedies, solar power, and celebrating the seasons as they go around. I also heard a lot of thanks for offering up inspiration, and I want to thank you all back for your inspiration. Hearing about other folks out there doing and dreaming about the same things really spurs me onward in my own work on the land.

I wanted to tell you a little about my three winners and what they’re up to.  Laurie, winner of the handmade bird’s nest is trying to incorporate more of the Wheel of the Year and celebration of the seasons in her life, so I hope the nest brings a little Spring into her home.  Aubrey, who will be receiving a cast-iron skillet grabber is an urban homesteader with dreams of a forever piece of land in the future and a fellow fan of Alaskan homesteading documentaries! Rachael, winner of the mason jar warmer, is a homesteader, fiber artist, spinner and canner renting a small portion of a working dairy farm with her husband in northwestern Pennsylvania. She currently raises chickens, angora rabbits and alpaca, with dreams in the future of more fiber animals and more foraging for wild edibles.

Congratulations Laurie, Aubrey and Rachael! Please contact me via email at mountainhearth@gmail.com with your addresses, and I will send your packages to you!

If you missed this giveaway and want another chance to win, head over to my friend Taryn’s blog, Wooly Moss Roots to enter the drawing for another cast-iron skillet grabber and mason jar warmer.

 Here’s the link:
http://woolymossroots.blogspot.com/2011/05/mountain-hearth-handcraftsgiveaway_17.html

Filed Under: Home is Where the Hearth is, Life

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  1. Erin Gilday says

    May 18, 2011 at 1:13 am

    OMG Lara you actually drew NAMES!!!! WOW. WOW. WOW. That never ever occurred to me as a possibility. Congrats to the winners!!!

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  2. LaraColley says

    May 18, 2011 at 3:31 am

    Only because I'm too technology illiterate to figure out how to have a program do it online! ๐Ÿ™‚

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  3. Laurie says

    May 18, 2011 at 2:02 pm

    Dear Lara,
    I'm so excited I won! The birds' nest is so beautiful ~ I am so looking forward to adding it to my altar.
    Thank you so much!
    Blessings,
    Laurie

    Reply
  4. Aubrey says

    May 18, 2011 at 5:19 pm

    YIPPY! I'm so excited to have been drawn, and to win one of your lovely skillet grabbers! No more searching for a towel to wrap around that hot handle. Hooray! And Big Fat Thank You! ๐Ÿ˜€

    Reply

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Out here in Oregon, I enjoy the rough-hewn life of a modern homesteader and mountain woman, weaving the outdoors into the fabric of daily life. Whether tending this McKenzie River homestead hearth or a campfire in the backcountry, I find great enjoyment in the work of a sustainable life. Gather around as I share my tales of outdoor adventure, conservation, restoration, land stewardship, wildcrafting, handcrafting, growing food, and keeping chickens. It is my hope to share ideas and inspiration, and strengthen connections with the land and wild places. Read Moreโ€ฆ

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