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A 2023 recap! 🎉

A lot has happened in 2023 and I'm excited to see what's going to happen in 2024!
This year we...
Bought a farm
Moved from California to North Carolina
Drove cross country
Started our farm
Bought a ton of chickens and 3 ducks
Created pathways all around the acres
Fixed and added things to the property
Joined a homeschool group
Scotty got more handsome (or so he says)
Explored NC
Made some friends
And did a whole bunch more! 
Thanks to everyone for reading the blog and sticking around with Road to Creedmoor!
Happy new year everyone!🎊✨️🎉🤸🏼‍♀️

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