Last friday, I had the pleasure of a little jaunt to Stone Barns with Kelsey from "Naptime Chef" along with her two year old daughter. (Blue Hill Farm is a short trip from New York City and very child friendly!)
It is always great fun to meet and connect face to face with other women who blog. I admire Kelsey for her positive energy and that she is teaching her daughter the importance of good food. We enjoyed a bite of "organic" food from the cafe, where we spotted chef Dan Barber. We ate our food outside. It was a crisp fall day. Afterwards we took a little walk down to see the chickens. Wishing each of you a fabulous fall friday the 13th and wonderful weekend.
15 comments:
Gorgeous Barn! xoxo
SC
That sounds like a fun day! Especially the part about meeting with blog friends. And the little picnic outside sounds pretty nice as well.
Beth-
It is a stunning Barn as well as the surrounding property-
pve
What an inspiring place bet the food was gooood
Debra-
Oh, I know you would love it there, the scenery and the gift shop is a great spot! I am already thinking some holiday gifts will be great from that spot!
pve
Helen-
We just had a little bite from the take-out cafe, but it was good! Thanks for your kind comments.
pve
Oh Patricia, some of my favorite things...
The barn, the fields around, the food outside, meeting with likeminded and inspiring people!
It must have been a perfect gem of a day!
XX
V.
Aww, how sweet! It was a really fun day. My daughter is still talking about the chickens and Bentley!!
Kelsey,
...Bentley is still looking for your girl! He loves little kids.
enjoy your weekend,
I am baking now!
pve
Perfection...in so many ways. What a treat!
Beautiful barn! You little stinker-guess what I saw at my front door? Not sure how long the little box has been there. I LOVE it!!! Thank u! xoxo
Beautiful place & great food...cheers to good living! Lovely weekend pve!
xo
I love the Naptime Chef!! Lucky you - looks like a wonderful time.
that barn is lovely and so perfect for this time of the year!
kHm
I've still go Blue Farm on my never-ending "to do" list. I think I'd love it!
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