New Blog Platform

By Joel Eldridge


 College Hill Farm dot com is dead. We killed it...... Long live the supreme leader.... Wait wrong blog..... Anyway welcome to our new blog. Today is August the 17th 2022. We had a blog on the College Hill Farm website for 3 yrs. Don't be surprised if some of those blog entries meander over here. We hope to continue with our weekly content on this media. Blogger is owned by the same folks that own Youtube so it should be easy to work between the two. 

I know some folks will say that blogger is dying. It might be but right now the price was right - FREE -We hope to continue with our 'Back when I was a Kid' content and even a little modern content about things here on the homestead that just don't lend themselves well to video.  Also, and I don't know yet, we might be able to post a few videos of content that could not be posted on Youtube. 

As of today there isn't a lot going on in the Garden - I am about to harvest a few grapes and make a little wine but I have been able - now that it has cooled down a little in the mornings - to start back on the greenhouse in earnest. 

I would list off our plans but I don't know yet and also tell God your plans and he will have a wonderful laugh. I plan to do a weekly blog entry on Wednesdays like I had been doing. I do not know if this blog will email you like the blogs from our website did. When we deleted the website we deleted all the stored emails as well. So bare with me as I learn how to use this new, to me, medium.

At my age learning something new is not as easy as it once was. But, I will try and Slow Down and Enjoy the Ride. 


Joel writes our blog posts. He is a retired college professor, youtuber, blogger, writer, inventor, and Multiple Sclerosis patient. He works hard to show people that they can live a good life with limited mobility into their 70's and beyond. This blog is about our life, our history and our extended family. It will chronicle our lives establishing and living on a modern homestead starting in our late 50's. So join us on our journey! Remember Life and Homesteading are a Marathon Not a Sprint - Slow Down and Enjoy The Ride!!!!!!!!!

Comments

  1. AnonymousAugust 17, 2022 at 5:20 PM

    I hope this works well for us.

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  2. AnonymousAugust 17, 2022 at 7:25 PM

    How will we be notified of new content? Do we sign up somewhere?

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    1. College Hill FarmAugust 18, 2022 at 6:47 AM

      As far as I know there is no email notification. I will post when I upload on the community section of youtube and on our facebook page.

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  3. AnonymousAugust 17, 2022 at 8:02 PM

    Good luck Joel hope this works out. Sure enjoy your blog and videos. :)

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  4. sgreerpittAugust 19, 2022 at 1:04 PM

    I hope this works out well for you. I've always enjoyed blogging on this platform.

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  5. sgreerpittAugust 19, 2022 at 1:07 PM

    PS There is a place at the bottom of the page to sign up to be a follower for E-mail notifications. I know that if one also has a blog on blogger you have a page where you get notifications of all the blogs you follow.

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