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Farmers have to depend on the weather for so much of their lively hoods. Need rain to help the soil germinate the 🌱 then you need ☀️ to help them grow tall. The soil will feed them but the weather dictates how they will grow. Then on days like this Saturday where it rains all day if you’re a farmer like dad with a roadside veggie stand you need a sunny day to help bring out people to the stand and rain keeps them away. End of the season is nearing and he’ll feed the remaining pumpkins to the deer and groundhog letting nothing go to waste. But those pumpkins priced to sell would look best on your front porch. Stop by 698 Pinehurst rd, New Egypt NJ 08533 today and the rest of the week to get your end is summer vegetables, corn stalks, and fall decorations. FYI- He doesn’t sell names of hay. But he’s happy to sell you just about anything that grows in his fields lol. Ask him why his nickname is Punk when you see him. And tell him his son was thinking of him while at the book festival yesterday and the darn rain coming down all day.

What a wonderful day hawking Piney history and talking to folks who already purchased our books. Some of the reviews blew me away. Like the one family whose son has planned out the rest of the year in adventures using Piney Joe as their guide. Now on to a frosty beverage in Medford at @farmtruckbrewing

Nice to meet young readers who have an appreciation for nature and reading. The young lady already got her signed copy of Piney Joe at the @tuckertonseaprt but dad wanted a copy of my first book. Be on the look out that gnome is getting around!

@collsbookfest and @collingswoodbookfestival the fun starts at 10 am and ends at 4 pm today. Hundreds of wordsmiths in one spot. If your a bookworm this is the place for breakfast! Stop by Piney Tribe and say hello.

Speaking of chow chow. It’s Fall and one of the best drinks to wash those apple cider donuts with is some cider from @moodsfarmmarket . An annual trip for us edgers up north in the Pine Barrens. Hand me another donut I still got some blueberry cider to wash em down with.

If you haven’t heard a new place to get some southern cooking just popped up in New Egypt. Another spot on route 539 to get some grub while heading to the Pines. We tried @rays_roadside_kitchen tonight for dinner and the fried chicken meal was delicious but the wife raves about the delish cornbread. Prices were reasonable and the staff was friendly to boot. Look for a future grand opening. They opened the doors to the public already and many locals are raving about the new lunch and dinner spot. Ray is a fellow author and sells his own seasoning and sauces plus supports local small businesses. Stop in and tell him Piney Tribe sent you!

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