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It’s been a busy week, as we’re  getting ready to sell pulled-pork sandwiches at Trade Days at Stone’s Prairie Market in Plainville again this year.  The hog is being processed right now—can’t get much fresher than that!—and we’ll be slow-cooking it tomorrow.  We got a lot of compliments on the pork last year; and if I may so so myself, you won’t get better pulled pork anywhere.  We’ll have it in salt and pepper (my favorite) and BBQ flavors, and we’ll have chips and soda as well.

We’ll be starting at 9am and going until 3 or so, or until we run out.  There will also be music by the Ragtag Irish Band and others; demonstrations of flint knapping, rope making, and other historical crafts; a farmers’ market; and more.  It even looks like the weather is going to be nice. So come on out to Plainville on Saturday, May 22, and have a sandwich and say hi!

Just a quick reminder that we’ll be selling pulled pork sandwiches tomorrow (Saturday) at the Trade Days at Stone’s Prairie Market in Plainville, with the proceeds going to the Barry Winners 4-H group.  If you’re new to Plainville, come into town until you get to the four-way stop, then go North about two blocks, and you’re there.

The pork is cooking right now, and we’ll be selling it in BBQ and plain (salt and pepper).  I’ve already tasted it, and it’s excellent.  I’m starting to hope it doesn’t sell too well, so we have lots of leftovers!

There will also be craftsmen there doing things like basket weaving and soap making, rugs, purses, baked goods, etc.  The Stone family will have a historical booth about Stone’s Prairie, the original name of Plainville.  And you can get your picture taken with a lamb.

For more info, see this page on our Beebe Creek Farm site.  Hope to see you there.