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Slideshow of Green Ridge Farm


Green Ridge Farm Ownership History

Russell Hopkins (great uncle) 1914-1916 Roy Hopkins (grandfather) 1916-1974 Ken Hopkins (father) 1974-present
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Mountain of Seasons

It stands high
touching the clouds
clinging the heavens.
The spring always seem to hold
a new complexion ...
new hope.
The echo of machinery
hums till dust
inplanting the seeds 
for summer growth
--future hold.

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The farm houses stands polished as her flowers have begun to bloom. Children of all ages are out to play so much to do ... to see ... to learn .... Unharvested fields -- cattle grazing ... calves out playing. A never ending cycle to amend just letting nature take Her course. Wagon

Mid-summer holds such beauty as sweeping wild flowers dance. A carpet of green lush rolls over the "Mountain of Seasons". Such beauty has never been witnessed grain the color of gold has matured for harvest. Wagon

Shadow of fall is called upon the fields have been left bare. For cattle ... harvests are tucked warmly inside. The damn is deprived of running water the ice has formed. Wagon

Winter plays bitterly into fall white clusters begin its covering upon the "Mountain". White flakes of clusters has began to muliply leaving no green to be seen. Upon a cold frosty morning the trees sparkle to a glisten. Almost creating a winter wonderland ... a tiny village itself upon the "Mountain of Seasons". Wagon

Life increasing in the huge red barn just bursting for spring to arrive. Season to season -- holds a friendly "welcome". A certain love for the "Mountain of Seasons" has begun to fade. Flowers have not been planted this year the yard stands quiet and empty the joy of children have vanished. Interest is suffering so silently and slowly dawn to dust day in and day out of way back then has somehow losts its gentle easy touch. Wagon

For the Mountain of "Green Ridge" has no pleasure no fresh flowers to bloom. So many long hours have been invested in such beauty. One man is left to continue alone for his father needs this his love to survive. The "Mountain of Seasons" life just has to go on it must never die! Wagon

3 March 1987




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