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Food & Dining in the Garden State
Dear Faith,
Thank you so very much for promulgating D&R Greenway’s hosting of Slow Food’s annual winter salute to farms, farmland, farmers and their crops in our Garden State.
It was a heady day, everything a-bustle, upstairs and down in our circa-1900 barn. John Henry Goldman’s subtle, ever new jazz permeated those venerable beams, livening everyone upstairs and down.
I perceived a very knowledgeable group of farm-questers this year: They knew what they wanted, knew whose products they had to have, making bee-lines for their favorites. When they didn’t know, there was no hesitation about asking questions.
Vivid and productive and memorable – and isn’t it grand that Beth Feehan creates and masterminds these indoor winter farm markets from far away in Texas now! What energy she has, to fuel these events, long-distance.
Proud of her, of our state, and thankful to you.
Carolyn