We have a great crop of beautiful lambs this Spring on Shepherd’s Hey Farm, and one of them could be yours! 

Option 1: Live Lamb! Very cute and easy to keep. We will help you choose the most appropriate pet from several of our ram lambs (will be neutered as neutered males, or wethers, are the easiest to handle and make the best pets). Our sheep are bred to produce the highest quality wool for hand-spinning, and most are natural colored. 

Option 2: Fresh local lamb for your freezer! We will keep it for you until it’s ready for butcher. You choose how you want it cut (we can help you with this-chops, rib roasts, boneless legs, bone-in, etc.), and then we’ll call you when it’s ready for delivery (vacuum sealed and frozen) in October or November (approximately 30-40 lbs).

Solve your Barnesville parking issues with your very own, prime spot! Make drop-off and pick-up a breeze, and never hunt for a place to park during Barnesville events.

Spend an afternoon fishing with your friends (up to six children) at the Johnson family’s fully stocked Joy Spring’s Pond in Boyds, Maryland. Create your own old-fashioned bamboo fishing pole and have fun catching sunfish and maybe a bass or two. Date to be mutually agreed upon.

Pack up the family and create special memories in this 5 bedroom, 2 bath Quintessential 1900 Maine “Cottage” in Southport, Maine. 

Details:

Large 4 Bedrooms (1 King, 1 Queen, 1 Double, 2 Twins) and 1 Kid’s bunkroom.

2 Bathrooms

Located on the Atlantic Ocean with spectacular views.

Internet, Washer & Dryer, Kayaks

Minutes Away from Boothbay Harbor

Must be used by the end of Summer 2021.

Winner will coordinate with owner for available dates.

Mrs. Johnson steps down for the day and your child or children (siblings only) assumes the reins as Head of School. This is your child’s chance to revolutionize life at Barnesville - at least for a day!

Dove Sculpture by world-renowned sculptor Walter T. Matia.

"Doves in Corn is a fall tradition. This piece is part of a series of works that I have designed around the seasonal changes and the beauty of the drying corn stalks.  Whether hunter, bird watcher or casual hiker, the smell of drying leaves and the whistle of dove wings is a joy for all your senses."

Walter Matia was educated at Williams College in Massachusetts, where he earned degrees in Biology and Art Design. Much of his training was attained during a long apprenticeship in the Exhibits Department of the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

After leaving the Cleveland Museum, Walter worked for eleven years with the Nature Conservancy, a national non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of endangered species and unique habitats. He served as the organization’s vice president in charge of land management.

He began casting bronze sculptures in 1980. Initially, he concentrated on bird life, over the years he has worked on sporting dogs and other mammals. In 1987 he began a series of large fountain and garden pieces. In 1989 the Blair House Restoration Committee placed one of his fountains in the formal garden of the United States President’s Guest House. To complement the fountain, Walter produced a bronze wall frieze for the Blair House in 1992.

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If you missed out on this hot item last year, now you have another chance! This beautiful bronze bear created by world-renowned sculptor and Barnesville alumni parent, Walter Matia, commemorates the 50th anniversary of the founding of Barnesville School of Arts & Sciences. 

Now that you're spending so much time at home, it's the perfect opportunity to spiff up that curb appeal. With this package, you'll receive $100 towards Colony Supply towards goods and services at Colony Supply or Poolesville Small Engine along with a landscaping development plan for your front or backyard from Fine Earth Landscapes.