Goats versus fences

Mama MaryAnn and baby Willow

Welcome to our garden! While I may only possess a brownish-green thumb when it comes to plants and blossoms, I think you will find our garden has a large variety of discoveries waiting for you!

Our goats are the most noticeable, which is why we named the place Scapegoat Gardens. But if you look at the logo closely you'll see (e) strategically placed before! That's because our girls always find ways to escape. Willow, our first baby born in the garden, takes the high road and leaps over the fence. Lovey and Ginger just bully through gates!

These escape artists have a way of challenging our notions of boundaries and fences. As our pasture pets navigate their way through obstacles meant to contain them, they showcase their intelligence and determination. We are learning from them the importance of adaptability and resilience, as they find loopholes and weaknesses in the structures we create. Their escapades remind us that sometimes, strict boundaries can be limiting, and that thinking outside the box can lead to new discoveries and solutions. In observing these furry Houdinis, we are reminded of the need to constantly reassess our own boundaries, both physical and metaphorical, in order to grow and evolve.

Our focus is on continuous growth, never staying stagnant. You know the saying - the grass is always greener on the other side? While that may be true for some, for us, it's not about seeking something better, but rather gaining a new perspective and appreciating the beauty of the world from a different angle.

We love having you join us on this journey through Scapegoat Gardens!