Photography by Chia Chong
Many thanks to the warm welcome and true hospitality of Debra Ferguson and Kristan Fetwell of Hunter Cattle Company for allowing us to visit and be inspired by your rafter of American Turkeys.
Photography by Chia Chong
Many thanks to the warm welcome and true hospitality of Debra Ferguson and Kristan Fetwell of Hunter Cattle Company for allowing us to visit and be inspired by your rafter of American Turkeys.
Katherine looking on as Chia is shooting Andrea.
In the olden days you’d throw down some scratch, call it a day and that was “keeping chickens.” Oh, and you had a stone-sharpened hatchet by the kitchen door and an old tree stump in the yard.
These days, a defining accessory – “good riddance” infinity pools, fasts cars and cute babies in aerospace industry engineered strollers – chickens both domestic and imported live at the level to which their owners are accustomed.
I learned to make this classic Spaghetti Alla Carbonara in the most unexpected way. Our boat was one of only two anchored off a leeward beach on the island of Barbuda, so it made sense that I would be friendly toward the owners of the other boat when we crossed paths onshore. That’s how I met Patricia.