thank you, ed!
Ed, a reader and backyard farmer from Pennsylvania dropped off this handmade garden cart yesterday, a gift to the farm. Here he is putting it together in downtown Cambridge. It will be put to good (and hard!) use. What an amazing, skilled, and kind thing to do, sir. Me and everything else with paws, claws, and hooves at Cold Antler thank you!
posted by Jenna at 10:00 AM
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That is a beautiful thing there. I am sure it will see many a bale of hay and wood and even food for you. And I suppose Jasper will be at the other end?
What a kind and beautiful gesture.
Looks like a Whizbang Garden Cart. I'm planning to build myself one of those this spring.
that's what it is, he told me that, I forgot to give the Whizbanger credit.
What a wonderful gift!
-Autumn
Nice! I've always wanted something like that. So handy to have around!
That's so generous! Way to be Ed.
Is there a CAF logo in its future?
Very nice!
Ed, you're one helluva guy!
Kindness from unexpected places, a gift, pay it forward~ :)
Wow, what a lovely thing to do for you and the farm. Thanks for sharing that, it makes me wonder what I can make to solve a problem for a friend.
Ooooh! Perdy. Ed, I commend your generosity and skill.
What a lovely gift and a lovely man!!
What a lovely gift and a lovely man!!
Beautiful....what a wonderful gift!
A beautiful and useful gift. How nice of Ed.
How nice! Don't you love spontaneous gifts like that? It feels so nice to be thought of for such a sweet gesture and I know it feels good too, to be the giver! The world needs more Eds!!! :-)
Nice work Ed.... You prove there are still wonderful good people out there.
Wow! What a kind and wonderful thing for him to do!
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Random acts of kindness are a wonderful thing to be on either end of, giving or receiving, because they continue to ripple out. From you and since we have experienced it also(sort of)it continues.
awww! that was really a nice thing to do!
What a wonderful and kind thing to do. This man surely knows the way to a farmer's heart!
What a gorgeous gift (and giver).
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