Howling Hill Farm is a small farm hidden in the woods of southern New Hampshire.
The farm got its name from the fact that its high elevation, coupled with the design of the farmhouse, results in a distinct howling every time the wind blows (which is not infrequently). There really was no other name than Howling Hill.
The inhabitants of Howling Hill Farm are a unique variety: alpacas, cattle, chickens, chinchillas, ducks, geese, and two magnificent Quarter Horse mares. Oh, and let us not forget the four cats (two Persian, two Scottish Fold), two dogs (American Bully and Bulldog mix) and the menagerie inside the farmhouse.
This website, like the farm, is a perpetual work in progress. For example, in the future I plan to add LOTS more pictures ..!
The farm got its name from the fact that its high elevation, coupled with the design of the farmhouse, results in a distinct howling every time the wind blows (which is not infrequently). There really was no other name than Howling Hill.
The inhabitants of Howling Hill Farm are a unique variety: alpacas, cattle, chickens, chinchillas, ducks, geese, and two magnificent Quarter Horse mares. Oh, and let us not forget the four cats (two Persian, two Scottish Fold), two dogs (American Bully and Bulldog mix) and the menagerie inside the farmhouse.
This website, like the farm, is a perpetual work in progress. For example, in the future I plan to add LOTS more pictures ..!
