Category: Winter

Christmas Night and It’s Too Warm to Sleep!

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To Warm To Sleep

Two Degrees! That’s the temperature difference between Bear River, Nova Scotia and Costa Rica at Midnight on Christmas Night in Costa Rica! Which is 2am here at Briden Farm in Bear River, Nova Scotia. Which means we’ve let the Wood stove go out, and it’s still to hot to sleep! Maybe instead of a Wood Stove we should’ve got an air conditioner! Lol. 

Now, not wanting to tempt the fates, I have to say this is unseasonably warm! Normally we’d have snow and freezing temperatures at this time of year here at Briden Farm. So, even though it may be to warm to sleep, we’re enjoying these warm temperatures while we can! 

Merry Christmas from Briden Farm

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Merry Christmas 2020

We want to take this opportunity to wish You, One and All, a very Merry Christmas from all of us here at Briden Farm.

We value all of You, whether this is your first visit, or if this is one of many return visits made over the past 55 days since we launched our Website! We appreciate You! By the way, We’ve actually had some 3,610 Visitors make 8,182 visits to the Website! (Incredible). 

A word about our Christmas Tree, it’s a bit misshapen, and maybe a bit sparse in places, but it comes from here! Harvested here at Briden Farm!

Please know that You’re welcome to come visit, now, or over the Holidays or in the future! We really enjoy it when people visit, and seeing them smile and relax, as they interact with our animals and embrace nature, leaving their fear behind and embracing the fun here at Briden Farm, where the Tea is Always On and The Coffee is not far behind! Come Visit! 

We Are Very Thankful For Good Neighbours At Briden Farm

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Neighbour Plowing Our Laneway

Although we were warm, fed, and ready for bed by a decent hour last night. We continued to stoke the Kitchen Wood Stove over night as we watch the first significant snow fall come down. We got nearly a foot of snow here on the Mountain, over looking the Head of the Tide, in Bear River, Nova Scotia. Which left us wondering how long it would take us to clear the quarter mile lane way!? 

So, after the chores were done, and as we sat at the Breakfast Table, we heard a vehicle coming up the Lane!

It was our neighbour, plowing our entire lane and driveway! I know I’m a hopeless romantic, but this generosity really got me choked up, and maybe even a little misty eyed! We Are Very Thankful For Good Neighbours At Briden Farm!