HAPPY (almost) FALL from the (far western) mountains of Maryland!
We're continuing with our four new seasonal episodes for the year and now it's time for another chat about fall...
Ironically in this fall episode though, we talk a lot about summer, ha! But what we realized in our preparation and effort to share about fall, reflecting on summer was incredibly appropriate...and needed!
We all know that fall is full of colorful leaves (especially here in our mountains), cozy-ing up with friends, going to festivals, making soup, picking pumpkins, and hearing the leaves crunch beneath our boots. But maybe what we don't talk about enough is the TRANSITION from summer to fall...
We, along with three friends - Alea and Jason Donahue, owners of Yorkie Acres Farm + Herbal Earth Apothecary in Friendsville, MD and Terah Crawford of The Terah Crawford Band + Taylor-Made Deep Creek Real Estate - share our thoughts on the transition from summer to fall in this episode. Alea and Jason are recalling "the best summer of their lives" and Terah is tired (in a good way!) and ready for structure...and we can absolutely relate to both!
While we don't love to think about winter too early here in the #tundraofmaryland, we'll see you again in December for one final episode of the 2023 year.
Thanks to our friend Kassy Cosner and Appalachian Print Studio for sponsoring this episode! Find out more about her services here: https://www.facebook.com/AppalachianPrintStudio/
For more information about us, the Mountain Maryland Mamas:
Website: www.mountainmarylandmamas.com
Instagram: @mtnmarylandmamas
Facebook: www.facebook.com/mountainmarylandmamas
As always, thank you so much for being here to share in these conversations with us! If you're enjoying the show, please leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or wherever you're listening! We're especially grateful for those 5 star reviews!
We launched our podcast using Buzzsprout and the community has been amazing. If you're curious about starting your own podcast, Buzzsprout is definitely the way to go!
HAPPY (almost) FALL from the (far western) mountains of Maryland!
We're continuing with our four new seasonal episodes for the year and now it's time for another chat about fall...
Ironically in this fall episode though, we talk a lot about summer, ha! But what we realized in our preparation and effort to share about fall, reflecting on summer was incredibly appropriate...and needed!
We all know that fall is full of colorful leaves (especially here in our mountains), cozy-ing up with friends, going to festivals, making soup, picking pumpkins, and hearing the leaves crunch beneath our boots. But maybe what we don't talk about enough is the TRANSITION from summer to fall...
We, along with three friends - Alea and Jason Donahue, owners of Yorkie Acres Farm + Herbal Earth Apothecary in Friendsville, MD and Terah Crawford of The Terah Crawford Band + Taylor-Made Deep Creek Real Estate - share our thoughts on the transition from summer to fall in this episode. Alea and Jason are recalling "the best summer of their lives" and Terah is tired (in a good way!) and ready for structure...and we can absolutely relate to both!
While we don't love to think about winter too early here in the #tundraofmaryland, we'll see you again in December for one final episode of the 2023 year.
Thanks to our friend Kassy Cosner and Appalachian Print Studio for sponsoring this episode! Find out more about her services here: https://www.facebook.com/AppalachianPrintStudio/
For more information about us, the Mountain Maryland Mamas:
Website: www.mountainmarylandmamas.com
Instagram: @mtnmarylandmamas
Facebook: www.facebook.com/mountainmarylandmamas
As always, thank you so much for being here to share in these conversations with us! If you're enjoying the show, please leave us a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, or wherever you're listening! We're especially grateful for those 5 star reviews!
We launched our podcast using Buzzsprout and the community has been amazing. If you're curious about starting your own podcast, Buzzsprout is definitely the way to go!