We have lived here full time for over 8 years. We moved from Falmouth, Massachusetts.
We started with our horses, and added sheep 4 years ago. I am a nurse practitioner, working from home via Telehealth, and Bruce worked in the computer industry, but has retired. He works driving cars for the local chevrolet dealership. He always has a carpentry project around this farm, always making it better for the next generation. We both are super busy with the farm and all there is to do. The animals require about an hour of care in the morning, lunch of course, and about a one and 1/2 hours in the evening. Plus fence repairs, lawns to mow, painting old doors and windows, and anything else that needs improvement. We have 3 grown daughters: a fulltime Mom to our 2 grandkids, a pharmacist, and an airline attendant. They would like us to remain in Falmouth, but we are happy here on the farm.

This farm was my dream to live here, but when the kids were young, they did not want to move. Finally I got employment and moved here in 2015. It is so open and peaceful . On a clear night the sky is amazing with the stars. Bruce keeps an outside camera and delights in the coyotes and deer he catches on his camera. I can ride my horse in the field and there are trails off the property. I did the research on this farm, and it was originally the Farnsworth Farm. The records go back to 1824. There are old large horseshoes, horse equipment and stone walls. I am amazed that people years ago could clear this rocky field and make a farm with these horse implements.
There are many great activities near the farm. These include Camden Windjammer schooner sailing , a Monhegan Island visit, a day trip to Acadia National Park, Lighthouses to visit and puffin cruises. Treat yourself to a McLoon's lobster at the Spruce Head harbor.

We eat better than we ever did! There is always something to do. I have learned how to make yogurt, Salsa, cheeses and buttermilk biscuits. Bruce has made major contributions to fixing things in the Barns and the farmhouse. We have lots of farm neighbors. A farm cheese shop nearby offers farm made cheeses for sale. There are hay bales in our barn with a delightful hay smell.