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A Birthday Dream Come True

There once was a little girl who dreamed about horses.

She watched horse movies and imagined beautiful horses galloping across green fields, their manes flowing in the wind and their coats shining in the sunshine. She loved the sound of a horse's whinny and could spend hours talking about them. She read about horses. She watched horses. And when she went to sleep at night, she dreamed about horses.

Then her birthday began to get closer.

Her mother wanted to do something truly special. Something her little girl would never forget.

One evening, she came across something on Facebook about a farm called WildeWood Farm. The pictures were beautiful. The reviews were wonderful—almost too wonderful. Could a place really be that special?

Still, she decided to call.

On the other end of the phone was Ms. Hannah.

They talked about the little girl's birthday, her love of horses, and the possibility of having her party at the farm. They chose a Saturday, but before sending out invitations, Mom decided she needed to see this magical place for herself.

Later that week, she drove down the driveway, through the woods, and over the hill.

And there it was.

Rolling green pastures stretched out before her, dotted with horses of every color and shape. Bays. Chestnuts. Palominos. Grays. Pintos. Horses quietly grazing in the sunshine, swishing their tails and enjoying the beautiful day.

The farm was real.

And it was even more beautiful than she had imagined.

The date was confirmed! Mom went home and busily began inviting friends, choosing decorations, and planning the menu.

Finally, the big day arrived.

It was sunny and breezy—the kind of beautiful day that seems made especially for a birthday party.

The birthday girl pulled into WildeWood Farm and immediately began to squeal with delight.

Everywhere she looked...there were horses!

Big horses. Little horses. Brown horses. Golden horses. Spotted horses. Horses with flowing manes and shining coats.

Her dream had come true.

And the best part?

She wasn't just going to watch them in a movie.

She was going to meet them. Touch them. Ride them.

For one magical afternoon, the little girl who had spent so much time dreaming about horses was finally going to step right into her very own horse story.

And sometimes...

dreams really do come true. 🐴❤️

If you have a little horse lover with a birthday coming up, perhaps it's time to let them step into their own horse story.

WildeWood Farm birthday parties are about more than just a party; they're about making memories they'll be talking about long after the cake is gone. ❤️🐴

Ms Hannah Writes

📍 WildeWood Farm
5150 Oak Grove Circle
Cu***ng, GA 30028
🌐 www.wildewoodfarm.com
📞 (770) 843-2478

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A Gentle Ask From WildeWood Farm

Sunday left a very unexpected hole at WildeWood Farm.

With the unexpected passing of our beloved Titan, we have an 18-hand-sized gap in our jumping horse lesson program, and, more importantly, a place where a good horse could come and have a meaningful second chapter.

So, I’m putting out a gentle feeler to all of you who know horses and know people who love them.

We are looking for a kind, sound, experienced horse who enjoys his or her job and might be ready for a change (or has an issue that I might be able to fix).

Perhaps an older horse who needs to step down from a more demanding jumping career.
Perhaps a horse whose young rider is heading off to college.

Perhaps a horse who has done his competitive job and is looking for something quieter.

Perhaps simply a horse who needs a job and would enjoy being part of a herd, teaching children, and being loved.

Our jumping is modest, we don’t jump over 2 feet, but we do need a horse who is comfortable jumping small fences and is safe, dependable and willing.

A donation would be wonderful (I can offer a tax receipt). A care lease would also be considered.

We are not looking for a perfect show horse. We are looking for a good horse with a good heart who might enjoy becoming a teacher.

Titan leaves some very big shoes to fill.

If someone comes to mind, please send them this post or have them reach out to me. Sometimes the horse who needs a new job and the program that needs a horse simply need someone to connect the two.

Thank you for helping us spread the word.



WildeWood Farm
5150 Oak Grove Circle
Cu***ng, GA 30028
770-843-2478
[email protected]

Photo credit to Paula Lacosegliaz

A Kingdom of Animals

There are farms where you come to see the horses.

And then there are farms where you come to discover an entire kingdom.

At WildeWood Farm, the kingdom begins with the noble horses.

They are usually the first ones to greet you—grazing peacefully in the pastures, stretching their legs, or simply enjoying another ordinary, beautiful day.

The young ones may be playing or napping in the sunshine, depending on their mood. The geldings might have invented a spirited game of tag that nobody else quite understands. And across the road, beneath the sprawling branches of the old trees, the mares are perfectly content to eat, nap, and watch the world go by.

Keep driving slowly up the driveway.

You’ll soon meet the farm’s barking sentinels.

Our dogs have appointed themselves official greeters, and they take their job very seriously. They may stand right in the middle of the driveway, barking loudly to announce that someone important has arrived.

Don’t stop. Just keep coming slowly.

They’ll move… probably!

There may be a cars in the driveway, too. This is a working farm, after all, not a museum. There is always something going on.

And then you’ll notice the chickens.

Oh, the chickens!

Big ones, little ones, fluffy ones, fancy ones, and ordinary ones—all wandering about as though they own the place. There will be clucking and scratching and crowing. There may be a little romance happening behind the barn, and if the season is right, you may even discover a mama hen proudly leading a trail of tiny, fuzzy chicks.

And if you wander down by Dr. Potter’s Harness Barn, the kingdom grows even larger.

There you may find a whole cast of characters:

Cows.
Pigs.
Goats.
Sheep.

Each with their own voices, habits, friendships, and personalities.

Some will come running to see you.

Some will pretend they haven’t noticed you.

And some will be absolutely certain that you have arrived specifically to bring them something delicious.

Because this isn’t simply a farm filled with animals.

It is their home.

A place where horses can be horses, chickens can scratch in the dirt, dogs can patrol the driveway, goats can be mischievous, sheep can graze, cows can lounge beneath the trees, and pigs can be gloriously, unapologetically piggy.

And somehow, in caring for all of them, this place has become home to us, too.

A kingdom for the animals.

A home for our family.

And a little piece of the kingdom that we are delighted to share with yours.

Welcome to WildeWood Farm.

Come slowly. Look closely. Listen carefully.

You never quite know who might be waiting around the next corner.

WildeWood Farm
5150 Oak Grove Circle, Cu***ng, GA 30028
Www.wildewoodfarm.com


Photo credit to Paula Lacosegliaz

School is back in session. Come ride while it's cool.

Everyone loves the idea of a farm—the animals, the fresh air, the peaceful setting. But behind that beauty is a tremendous amount of work that most people never see.

Farms run every single day. There are no days off from feeding, watering, cleaning, maintaining fences, caring for animals, fixing equipment, managing land, and keeping everything safe and functional. On top of that, there are very real costs—feed, hay, vet bills, animal care, property maintenance, taxes, and insurance. It adds up quickly.

The good news? You don’t have to own a farm to support one. There are simple, meaningful ways you can help:
Share, share, share
Every time you see a post about lessons, camps, birthday parties, or events—share it. That one click helps farms reach new families more than you realize.

Post in local and mom groups

Farm owners aren’t allowed to promote in these groups unless they pay to advertise. But you can. Your recommendation carries weight and helps connect others to the farm.

Take photos and tag the farm.

When you’re visiting, snap a few pictures and share them. Tag the farm so others can see the experience through your eyes.

Spread the word
Tell your friends. Recommend the farm. Word-of-mouth is still one of the most powerful ways small farms grow.

Support their programs
Lessons, camps, and events aren’t just activities—they’re what keep the farm running and the animals cared for.

Farms are special places, but they only continue to exist because of community support. If you love having a farm in your area, these small actions make a big difference.









📍 WildeWood Farm
5150 Oak Grove Circle
Cu***ng, GA 30028
🌐 www.wildewoodfarm.com
📞 (770) 843-2478

Next week is the last week for the summer (only a few spots remain)! What an amazing summer it has been spending it with you all. www.wildewoodfarm.com for registration details.

By a huge demand, we are going to offer 3 months starting in September of our hugely popular Little Rider Pony Pals class.
🐴 Little Rider Pony Pals is Back This Fall! 🐴

After two wonderful months of Little Rider Pony Pals this past spring, we're excited to announce three new sessions this fall!

Designed especially for children ages 2–4, this program is a gentle introduction to horses that focuses on confidence, safety, familiarity, and fun.

This is not a riding lesson program. Instead, it is an opportunity for young children to build comfort around horses while learning through hands-on experiences and age-appropriate activities. Parent participation is required.

Each one-hour class includes:

🐴 Meeting and interacting with a calm pony
🪮 Grooming and hands-on horse care
🚶 Leading a pony with assistance
❤️ Learning safe and gentle behavior around animals
🐎 Short pony rides or sit-on experiences
🎨 Games, activities, and themed adventures
⭐ Lots of encouragement and confidence-building

Consistency is important for young children, so each class follows a familiar routine that helps little ones feel secure and successful.

Fall Sessions

🍂 September Session
September 3, 10, 17, 24

🍁 October Session
October 8, 15, 22, 29

🎃 November Session
November 5, 12, 19, December 3

💰 Cost: $280 per 4-week session

One of my favorite things about this program is watching hesitant little ones transform into confident children who proudly brush a pony, lead them a few steps, and discover that these big animals are actually gentle friends.

If you have a horse-loving toddler or preschooler, we'd love to introduce them to the wonderful world of ponies in a kind, safe, and encouraging environment.

Spaces are limited, so feel free to reach out with questions or to reserve a spot. 💛🐴 www.wildewoodfarm.com


To register:
Sept https://www.hisawyer.com/portal/v2/rosters/20440735

Oct. https://www.hisawyer.com/portal/v2/rosters/20440739

Nov. https://www.hisawyer.com/portal/v2/rosters/20440743

One of the questions we get asked constantly during the summer is:

“Should my child start with lessons or horse camp?”

In my experience, I strongly prefer beginners start with camp whenever possible. 💛

Here's why:

Horse camp gives us four full hours each day to teach, practice, and build confidence. Riders receive far more one-on-one help from counselors and instructors, more hands-on horse time, and far more repetition than they would in a traditional weekly lesson.

IOne week of horse camp contains the equivalent of about five weeks of lessons—and often even more because the learning is cumulative each day instead of being spread out over months.

Every rider is carefully paired with a safe, well-trained horse appropriate for their level, size, and personality. We focus heavily on:

🐴 Safety
🐴 Correct position
🐴 Horsemanship
🐴 Confidence
🐴 Kind, respectful communication with the horse

One thing that makes our camp different is that it is not a fluffy, craft-based camp where horses are simply the theme.

This is horse immersion.

Children ride every day. They learn to groom, tack up, care for their horses, and understand how horses think and communicate. They spend their days surrounded by horses, horse people, and real horsemanship.

We don't teach tricks, shortcuts, or gimmicks.

We teach children how to become riders.

The goal is not simply to sit on a horse. The goal is to understand one.

Camp is also an incredible value. Camp is $100 per day, while individual lessons are $80 each on a pay-as-you-go basis. The amount of learning, horse exposure, and confidence-building children gain during camp is tremendous.

There is something powerful about spending full days immersed in horses, animals, nature, friendships, and hands-on learning. Riders progress quickly because they are living it—not just visiting it once a week.

And yes... there is still room for last-minute additions! 🐎💛



www.wildewoodfarm.com

📚🐴✨ You’re Invited — Our First Book Signing! ✨🐴📚

Tomorrow is a special day 💛

We are hosting the very first book signing for From His Heart to Mine: A Story a Day to Bless Your Life right here at WildeWood Farm!

🗓 Tomorrow
🕛 12:15 – 1:00 PM
📍 WildeWood Farm
5150 Oak Grove Circle
Cu***ng, GA

Come spend a little time at the farm, see where so many of these stories were written, and enjoy a relaxed afternoon surrounded by the animals and open space.

📖 Important note:
Please bring your copy if you have one—my author copies are still making their way from Amazon and should arrive next week!

🌿 If you can’t make it tomorrow, we’ll also be at the Midway Saddle Club show on May 9th, signing books:

Between the first and second session in the morning
And again during the afternoon break

Whether you’ve read the book, are just curious, or simply want to visit the farm—we would love to see you 💛

Come say hello, meet the animals, and be part of this exciting first step in the journey.

— Ms. Hannah 🐴💛