Linda Harrison
Just Wanting to be Outside
November 13, 2007 | by brett | Permalink
The last television appearance we had was on NBC-Nashville. The segment aired that Friday night, and even though I didn’t see it, Linda Harrison in Hermitage, Tennessee did.
Linda went to our website and submitted her story. She wrote:
“I am currently a Fainting Goat Rancher but have a business degree with an accounting major. I am a LONG way from my first post graduate job of working for a major CPA firm. A few varied pit stops along the way and now I raise goats and have never been happier. Ranching is my passion and goats are my dream. Raising goats is by far the most rewarding thing I have ever done. Don’t leave Nashville before coming to see me…”
I received her submission early Monday morning, and, having little on the schedule that day, ran the idea of interviewing a goat rancher by Zach. I caught him in a sleepy stupor and with a little convincing, we were off for a day on a goat farm.
In Hermitage, where rural and residential are intertwined, Blessed Green Pastures has goats, chickens, dogs, sheep, and bees that bask in sycamore shade. What started as a natural way to reduce the workload of mowing lawns, Linda and Brian have seen their original crew of a few sheep and myotonic goats blossom into a nationally recognized goat breeding operation.
And it all started because the accountant Linda, who worked in corporate cubicles to begin her professional life, just wanted to be outside.
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kelly G Says:
November 14th, 2007
Love it!!!!! I would love to spend a day with Linda tending to the goats!
Steve Says:
November 14th, 2007
I can’t get the video to play????? But it sounds like a very unique passion.
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