Diary of a Carbon Farmer

This is the diary of an Australian family who escaped from the city, joined a farming community, and learned to love soil. Carbon Farming is about growing soil carbon - the first link in our food chain. The topsoil is where God's creation is taking place, at every moment. Carbon is the building block of life. By growing it we can restore ecosystems to health. At the same time we can remove Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere and store it as Carbon in the soil.

Friday, March 28, 2008

Wedding bells in Bowral for our Jessica

These are the rosellas frolicking in the fountain outside our window at Milton Park, the Southern Highlands Stately Country House where daughter Jessica married Fred Schebesta on Easter Monday. All the official photos will be posted eventually.

Here we see Rachael and Brodie (baby grandson) with brother Stephen and sister-in-law Roxanne observing the ceremony. l

Jess and Fred really stretched their budget to pay for an amazing wedding.

Louisa said to Fred's father (Fred) "She looks like an Austrian princess!" Alfred said: "No, much more than that!"This pic shows Louisa and Fred's mother Kerrie (in stunning blue) greeting Jess and Fred after the ceremony. The boys wore tails and top hats. Very theatrical

2 comments:

Kirstie said...: Hi Michael,

It was an amazing weekend, indeed! And yes, a spectacular setting.

I have forwarded the link for this blog to my brother who is a wind farm manager - I'm sure you don't mind!

Thanks again for the t-shirt and cards.

Kirstie; 2:02 am
Anonymous said...: Hi Michael,

Happy days and congratulations. Let's have dinner when you are next in the big smoke.

SIMON; 1:53 pm