Alan Fleet explains how tall Jezebelle, the mare was that used to live at Goose Eye Farm in Newry to Grady Swan, a second grader at Woodstock Elementary School. “He was 17 hands high,” said Fleet. Rose Lincoln/Bethel Citizen
Woodstock School students learned about Kirby the donkey and other aspects of farm life at Goose Eye Farm in Newry. Rose Lincoln/Bethel Citizen
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