The story behind the box...
In 2010 our son Carter began up-cycling old, broken crayons into new and exciting crayon cars. His passion for taking old and unused items and making them into something new has lead us to use that same vision in our home. We gathered up old mason jars, quilts and antiques given to us from our grandparents and re-purposed them into things we now use every day. When we began discussing a way to expand the operation of our farm into the winter season we immediately thought of preserved items and fresh fruit (we love the oranges, grapefruit and pears we get every November through Local Harvest). But what to put them in?
Nathan soon remembered a smoke house on his families farm in Hart Co. that dates back to before the the 1900's. His family used the smoke house to store wood for the stove that heated their home. He remembers all the cold winter days that he would walk to the smoke house to gather wood. A basketball goal hung on the side of the smoke house and he remembers many pick up games with his father. Nathan says, "There are no telling how many times a basketball hit this wood, I think of that every time I watch the movie Hoosiers". The idea of the smoke house simply being lost forever was motivation for us to re-purpose its wood siding into a well crafted box that can be used for years to store magazines, mail, books or anything that needs a place to rest.
Nathan soon remembered a smoke house on his families farm in Hart Co. that dates back to before the the 1900's. His family used the smoke house to store wood for the stove that heated their home. He remembers all the cold winter days that he would walk to the smoke house to gather wood. A basketball goal hung on the side of the smoke house and he remembers many pick up games with his father. Nathan says, "There are no telling how many times a basketball hit this wood, I think of that every time I watch the movie Hoosiers". The idea of the smoke house simply being lost forever was motivation for us to re-purpose its wood siding into a well crafted box that can be used for years to store magazines, mail, books or anything that needs a place to rest.
Smokehouse Box-$25
Perfect gift for those who appreciate the heritage of Kentucky farms. Fill it with your favorite fruits and gifts from Community Farmers Market!
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Recycled Crayons in a Smokehouse Box-$25
Four recycled crayons in the shape of your choice in a smaller version of our Smokehouse Box!
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Good Food Box-$30
Good Food Smokehouse Box filled with the finest quality ingredients perfect for holiday cooking. Choose four from Local Honey, Rolled Oats, Dried Cranberries, Dried Blueberries, Pure Cocoa, Salted Pistachios, Sun Dried Tomatoes, and Walnuts. Perfect for the hostess who loves to bake! |
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Smokehouse Box Centerpiece-$75
The traditional Smokehouse box filled with Kentucky moss, pine cones and apples. Accented with seasonal oranges, cranberries and pomegranates.
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Smokehouse Fruit Basket-$100
Limited Edition-43 Boxes Available
Pick-Up or Delivery Available on December 10th & 17th Boxes Contain: Hand Crafted Smoke House Box The Best Corn Relish You've Ever Eaten Hearty White Bean Soup Mix Heirloom Tomato Sourdough Bread Warren Co. Honey Winesap & Granny Smith Apples Blood Oranges, Pears & Grapes Smoked Mixed Nuts |
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Please Include: Contact Information Quantity Pick-Up Date: (December 10 or 17) Delivery available on orders of 5 or more. Payment options will be emailed to you. |
