Cottage In The Court13 Sep 2020

Episode 23 - Resetting on the Maryland Legacy Wine Trail, Kim Rush Lynch and The Face of Fall

Maryland offers so many different agricultural opportunities. I recently explored two Maryland Wineries. Since the opportunity to #resetrenewrestore in Europe was not possible, experiencing Maryland as a local has been my mission. As 2020 makes us settle into our perspective places and not travel abroad, getting to know the local agriculture community has been quite an adventure. A few weekends ago, I spent a little time at Robin Hill Farm and Vineyards. Susan and Bob were the best hosts for a Friday night small group gathering for wine tasting. I wrote a review on the blog. You can read it here. Let me tell you, writing and a glass or two of Rooted is a terrific way to embrace the flavor, as well as the beauty of Maryland Agriculture. I also discovered Romano Winery and Vineyards. Jo-Anne was another welcoming presence as well. There is something about a Maryland Welcome that simply makes you want to linger. Click to find out about Robin Hill and Romano Winery,

To read my blog post, click here.

Kim Rush Lynch is a force in Maryland Agriculture. She is supportive and knowledgeable about the many programs, opportunities, and more. Her excitement about what Prince Georges County offers is reflected in her enthusiasm as she shares a bit about what she does. Thinking about entering the wonderful world of Urban Farming, allow me to introduce you to Kim Rush Lynch.

Poem - The Face of Fall by June Kellum, October 1973

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