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Our office is normally open at this hour.
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Our farm is nestled in the Eastern Foothills of the Cascade Mountain Range in Washington State. Snow melt from the Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area provides our irrigation water, hence our dairy's name. We raise and sell lamb, tan and sell lambskins, and have 80 trees of Anjou, Bartlett, and Bosc pears. We give several cheese making workshops each year, and weekend workshops for those interested in the experience of hand killing their own meat, skinning and tanning a sheepskin. Checkout the "Workshops" page for more information.
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| Pear trees to the left, kitchen, house, then kitchen/cave to the right. |
Catha in the cheese kitchen. |
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Curds and whey. |
Catha emerges from the cave with waxed Tomme in hand.
We are in transition from wax to natural rind for our aged cheeses.
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