 | Carla Waal, Barbara Oliver Korner - Biography & Autobiography - 1997 - 334 pages
...of cows. . . . We are not by any means through with making improvements on Rocky Ridge Farm. . . . When I look around the farm now and see the smooth,...green, rolling meadows and pastures, the good fields of com and wheat and oats, when I see the orchard and strawberry field like huge bouquets in the spring... | |
 | Michelle Bennett - Juvenile Nonfiction - 2001 - 152 pages
...wrote about how hard it was to scratch a living from the rocky land. As Laura wrote, "When I look at the farm now and see the smooth, green, rolling meadows and pastures, the good fields of corn and wheat ... I can hardly bring back to my mind the rough, rocky, brushy, ugly place that we first called Rocky... | |
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I see the grape vines hanging full of luscious grapes, I can hardly bring back to my mind the rough, rocky, brushy, ugly place that we first called Rocky Ridge Farm. The name given it then serves to remind us of the battles we have fought and won and... 