The bees weren't the only ones busy at The Community Farm this summer! Campers by the dozens rode on hayrides, mountain biked, hiked, and rode camp buses to visit the Farm during the ten weeks of summer camp. For many, it was their first time on a farm: the first time they had seen a cow up close or held a chicken; the first time they had milked a goat or patted a pig; the first time they had harvested a tomato or raspberry and eaten
