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20/10/2026

Do you remember George surprising me for my birthday last year with a jersey milking cow, the now heart of our farm? I named her Beryl to honour the previous owner of our land who we’re forever grateful for.

I hadn’t drank dairy milk in about 12 years (because… pasteurised 🤢😉) and went straight to drinking raw milk on the daily.

I can’t believe I’d never truly tasted milk before 🤯 it is something else.

We had Beryl AI’d late last year and my online cow gestation calculator (I know right 🤭) estimated her approximate due date as 26th October.

Beryl birthed her calf on 7th October… our THIRD wedding anniversary. Of course. What a precious and perfectly timed gift.

Thank you Beryl 🥹

Meet sweet Bessie, a pure jersey and future milker for our farm.

Auntie Peaches is taking her role very seriously 🥰

I get so much joy from naming our animals… what would you name a jersey calf? xo

12.05.26 - the day we became fourThree weeks with our sweet little man… 🩵 Lawrence Archibald William Spencer 🩵Truly, the...
01/06/2026

12.05.26 - the day we became four

Three weeks with our sweet little man…

🩵 Lawrence Archibald William Spencer 🩵

Truly, the greatest gift 🥹

Born at home on the farm in front of the fire after a labour that took both Mum & babe deep into the birth portal.

Currently being so very well cared for in our postpartum bubble.

Ohhh the love 🩵🙏🏼✨

Another huge April milestone on the farm was having a mobile butcher come out and help process our very first animals. O...
07/05/2026

Another huge April milestone on the farm was having a mobile butcher come out and help process our very first animals. Our freezer has never been so full. One whole cow and one whole sheep 🙌🏼

We were reading a proverb a day in the October that God so undeniably guided us right to our land.

✨ On Sunday 21st October, 2024, we were guided to a road we’d never been down which had a property for sale.
✨ On Monday 22nd we contacted the real estate agent.
✨ On Tuesday 23rd we attended the very final open inspection.
✨ On Wednesday 24th, offers closed at 3pm. We submitted ours at 12pm.
✨ On that same Wednesday at 6pm we received a phone call saying “congratulations, it’s yours”.

In these whirlwind 3 days, we went straight into dreaming and planning for all the renovations we’d do. George starting sketching up plans and I started a Pinterest board… it was basically all mapped out before we even knew it was ours 🤭

The day our offer was successful and we were in full future home reno dreaming mode, we sat down that evening to read our proverb for the day.

Day 24 of the month, Proverbs 24.

Verse 27 stopped us in our tracks.

Proverbs 24:27 “Put your outdoor work in order and get your fields ready; after that, build your house.”

In a second we were instantly reminded of WHY we so deeply desired to be back on the land. It wasn’t about having a beautiful, aesthetically pleasing (instagram worthy 😉) farm house/forever home. It was ALL about being reconnected with the land, taking control of our food, and living in deeper alignment with nature and our biological design. We wanted this for us but especially for our children.

And so we shifted our energy.

We’ve been here almost 16 months now and although we’ve done some bits and pieces to the house and have some reno projects in progress, they are by far not the primary focus.

Instead, we’ve gone all in on growing/raising our own food.

We now officially eat all our own beef, lamb, eggs and dairy products and next up is all about fruit and vegetables.

And so our fields will be abundantly providing for us before we really make our home “ours” and it feels so right 🙏🏼♥️

We have water!!When we first found our land/it found us, we had a check list of things it needed to have for it to be ou...
06/05/2026

We have water!!

When we first found our land/it found us, we had a check list of things it needed to have for it to be our dream land. One thing on the list was abundant water and this land came with only rain water tanks, plus a seasonal creek. In the 45 minutes that we took to view the house and land, fall in love and make an offer, we knew this one thing on our list (which is a pretty important piece) didn’t get the big tick however George just knew there was water here, he could feel it. So ahead we went with full trust and faith 🙏🏼

When we finally got to be on the land again once finance had settled and we’d moved in, George divined the land surrounding the house and of course found a strong line of ground water. Our hope that we’d get our abundant water requirement checked off our list became stronger.

We hired an 85 year old water diviner who has been divining since he was 10 years old to come out and confirm the findings… what a thing to witness him do his work… not only does he find where the water is, he also knows the depth it’s at too so we can inform the bore drillers (and have an estimate of the cost)!

On the 10th of April, the bore drillers struck H2O GOLD 😍 at 44 metres.

What a day of celebration (and happy tears) at the farm! 😭🎉

This changes everything for us and our land 🙌🏼

For the two summers we’ve been here we’ve had to have water trucked in to fill the tanks. Having a bore now means we have more than enough water for our stock and can start planning for veggie patches and fruit trees and garden to be planted. That well actually be able to keep alive 🤗 The rainwater we collect will all be diverted to our house tank and we’re confident that should sustain our inside house requirements as our family grows.

Huge thank you to Frank Walsh Drilling, what a pleasure it was having these men and dog Delta on the farm to support bringing our water prayers to life 💦

Hallelujah abundant water 🙏🏼

This girl may look like her Dadda but she takes after her Mumma when it comes to her birthday 🤭I’ve lost count how many ...
22/01/2026

This girl may look like her Dadda but she takes after her Mumma when it comes to her birthday 🤭

I’ve lost count how many times we’ve lit the birthday candles and enjoyed left over cake over the past couple of weeks 🕯️🥰

How sweet is the birthday crown my Mum made for her… she wasn’t keen on wearing it so thankfully it fit perfectly on her cowgirl hat which she doesn’t take off… did I mention she looks like her Dad 🤠🤪

Her cake was made of 99% beryl milk… a baked chocolate cheese cake 😋 I made the cream cheese, used only the best beryl cream, eggs from our hens and even beryl butter in the icing. Seriously delish and the best part obvs. was watching Emerald’s face light up at the sight and taste of HER birthday cake. Bless.

We had all our family visit the farm over the weekend to celebrate so there were endless cousin hangs, farm walks, games, feasts and of course many hands for evening beryl milking. So grateful for time spent together 🤍✨💕🧁

xo

Life at the farm and our workload totally ramped up a notch (or ten) since this gorgeous girl arrived over two months ag...
07/01/2026

Life at the farm and our workload totally ramped up a notch (or ten) since this gorgeous girl arrived over two months ago 😮‍💨

In those early days I was definitely having moments of doubting we could sustain having a dairy cow. She is such a massive commitment and has added a great deal of responsibility to our days.

I joke with George that getting a milking cow feels like a waaayyyyy bigger commitment than getting married or having children 🤭

We also can’t leave the farm right now because she must be milked every day. So no holidays for us for a little while. Lucky we’re obsessed with where we live 😍 We do plan to train a few people up to give us some help and a little extra flexibility in the future 🙌🏼

The doubt has certainly disappeared now we’ve fallen in love with her and her milk so much! She’s become such a pivotal part of the farm that not having her here is an unbearable thought and we’re already in succession planning mode for when Beryl retires her udder.

She really is an absolute dream come true, giving us abundant access to the best quality raw milk (like nothing I’ve ever tasted before). Would you believe I’d actually never tasted raw milk until we got Beryl!? Thank goodness I love it 😉

I’m learning so much about making more and more things in our home from scratch… it brings so much joy (and deep appreciation) to understand just how much work goes into a piece of cheese!! But, what I love most is that it’s having a significant positive impact on the health of our family… could there be anything more important!? 🙏🏼

Would you do a dairy cow? I’d love to know your thoughts 🥰

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