This rock can still be found in Grandpa Blaine's special garden. It definately contains words we should all remember.

The purpose of our site is to document the rich history of a family farm in a small southwest Missouri town. The farm has been in the same family for generations, and though not a large farm; it is a very special farm. Although my husband and I have no actual family ties to the farm, getting to know some of the great-grandchildren of the original homestead family, the Ginn's, actually makes it feel like a part of our own family farm. Watch this home page as we document the progress we make while turning a "sleepy" farm into a productive, family oriented place, with berries, fresh produce, and a pumpkin patch.

This is the house on the Ginn Farm.	The original barn...could this be the "Leaning Barn of Miller"?	A view of the quiet road on which the farm sits.

This area in the barn lot will become customer parking.	This shot is the same barn lot looking toward the road.	A view of the vines that have quickly overtaken the fence at the road around the soon to be customer parking.

This was the family garden spot for many, many years. Plans for fresh produce will rejuvenate this area.	About one acre of this area to the south of the house and barn will be designated for strawberries.	You can easily see the expanse of land to the south of the house and barn that will, within a couple of years, be alive again with berries, small fruits, and vegetables.

Miller, MO, USA 65707