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Three Crows 

Sport Horses

Wimdy Hill Farm

Welcome to Wimdy Hill Farm! We are a fun collection of the warmblood horses of TCSH, goats, dog and cat! Wimdy Hill Farm is co-owned by long-time partners Sara Roberson and Blake Caldwell - two PhD biologists working to restore an 1800s farm house and the accompanying property, all while caring for our beloved livestock. Enjoy the virtual tour of our lovely property and meeting all our residents!

The Wimdy Hill Crew

Meet our crew below and visit our Gallery to see casual shots from around the farm.

Farm dog

Miss Jane Noodles

Jane provides the critical service of visitor announcement. Her secondary jobs include hunting down voles and wiggling her way into your heart.

Indoor farm cat

Mo

Mo's main function is being stunning and soft. Sometimes he moonlights as a bed warmer. He is possibly the dumbest cat we have ever met, but we love him dearly. You can follow Mo on instagram @mo_the_scoocat

Goat lawnmowers crossing a bridge

Red, Guinness & Apollo 

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

"The Boys," as they are called here on the farm, are employed as the fence line and weed management team. They're excellent at their job and have the added benefit of being hilarious and delightful!

Small-time farmers with big goals

The Humans!

Sara and Blake are the main food delivery services for all the creatures on Wimdy Hill Farm. We also serve as the fence line repair/ replacement, field management, manure removal and new animal friend acquisition departments. We stay busy so our animals can rest easy!

Conservation project to restore native plants and landscape

Natural Area Rehab Project

Wimdy Hill Farm is the site of a 1.75 acre riparian area with a stream and two active springs. This area is being maintained as a wild area, and we are actively rehabilitating it by removing invasive species and re-introducing native flora. We are excited to see how this impacts our local wildlife.

Small farm, fields and livestock

Coming soon!

As a small hobby farm, we anticipate the arrival of several other forms of livestock. Stay tuned for announcements about our new friends.

Why Wimdy Hill?

"Wimdy" comes from a popular meme. Thanks to the nearby mountain range, here on Wimdy Hill you might hear us say "it's heckin' wimdy!" all four seasons long!

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