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Lynch Farm

Photo Album

A corkboard of moments. Real photos go here as we find them in shoeboxes.
For now, here's the album the way we remember it.

A round, smiling sun with rays.
first morning of summer
A friendly chicken with a red comb, ready to gossip with anyone who will listen.
Reginald, looking dignified
A round orange pumpkin sitting in a patch of green vines. Mama Pig in her flowered apron with her hair in a soft bun, holding a wooden spoon.
Sunday pies, before they got eaten
Papa Pig's sturdy red tractor, with a yellow seat and big black wheels.
the tractor is fixed (this time)
Little Sister Pig in a red polka-dot dress with two pigtails, big yellow rubber boots, and the brightest smile.
Little Sister and Henrietta
The big oak tree behind the barn, its leaves rustling in the afternoon breeze.
fall picnic under the oak
A round pond with cattails and lily pads, two ducks paddling lazily.
the pond at sunset
A scruffy black-and-white sheepdog with one ear flopped over, tail mid-wag.
Buster, official supervisor
Mama's tomatoes are bigger than Papa's
Big Sister Pig in her green sundress with long brown hair tied with a green ribbon.
Big Sister's last cornfield walk
Middle Brother Pig with a messy curl of hair, yellow t-shirt and brown suspenders, holding a tiny acoustic guitar.
porch concert, all crickets attended
Papa Pig in his denim overalls and straw hat, wearing a warm gentle smile. Mama Pig in her flowered apron with her hair in a soft bun, holding a wooden spoon. Big Sister Pig in her green sundress with long brown hair tied with a green ribbon. Big Brother Pig with his red baseball cap, striped t-shirt, and tool belt. L Middle Brother Pig with a messy curl of hair, yellow t-shirt and brown suspenders, holding a tiny acoustic guitar. Little Sister Pig in a red polka-dot dress with two pigtails, big yellow rubber boots, and the brightest smile.
Christmas morning, all six chairs full

For when we get the real ones up

When the family photos are scanned and ready, drop them into /public/photos/ and replace each polaroid placeholder. The frame, the tilt, and the handwritten caption stay — the polaroid wraps your photo for you.

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