The intricate quilt block adorning the barn was conceptualized, painted, and installed by Dave Price. Although relatively new residents of Thumb, Dave and Karen hold deep ties to the area that brought them back home. The barn, dating back to approximately 1920, stands as a testament to the region's agricultural heritage, once serving as a bustling dairy farm.

Dave and Karen Price manage a modest herd of dairy and fiber goats on their seven-acre farmstead. They take particular pride in the exquisite yarn crafted from the fleece of their Pygora goats, often mistaken for sheep, as well as the rare British Guernsey goats they raise. Visitors are warmly encouraged to explore the complimentary little library located at the roadside. Feel free to peruse its offerings, borrow a book, or contribute to its collection. Remember, the joy of reading knows no boundaries, even on vacation.

Another point of interest is the labyrinth, open for all to wander freely. Whether you seek solace, reflection, prayer, or meditation, the labyrinth offers a space to unwind and contemplate. Brochures providing additional details are readily available.