Black Fox Farm
Four Seasons of Fun
Lessons and Boarding
The Farm
How it all started..
Owners Lynn Hendrickson and Bob Martineau, were motorcycle enthusiasts. They enjoyed cruising around the back roads of Maine on their motorcycles, logging hundreds of miles on the weekends. Bob thought that Lynn's motorcycle was a good substitute for her desire to own a horse. Then one day, a friend invited Lynn to go on a horseback ride. After spending a day in the saddle, Lynn realized just how much she missed having horses and riding. Selling her motorcycle and getting a horse became a priority, much to the dismay of her husband. That following year, Lynn and Bob, purchased an over grown field in Richmond, Maine. Soon a barn, paddocks, fencing and a riding ring were being built. Stalls were filling with horses and the smell of fresh hay was in the air. Bob still laments, "We should have kept the motorcycles", however he wouldn't trade his horse for the world.
Owners Lynn Hendrickson and Bob Martineau, were motorcycle enthusiasts. They enjoyed cruising around the back roads of Maine on their motorcycles, logging hundreds of miles on the weekends. Bob thought that Lynn's motorcycle was a good substitute for her desire to own a horse. Then one day, a friend invited Lynn to go on a horseback ride. After spending a day in the saddle, Lynn realized just how much she missed having horses and riding. Selling her motorcycle and getting a horse became a priority, much to the dismay of her husband. That following year, Lynn and Bob, purchased an over grown field in Richmond, Maine. Soon a barn, paddocks, fencing and a riding ring were being built. Stalls were filling with horses and the smell of fresh hay was in the air. Bob still laments, "We should have kept the motorcycles", however he wouldn't trade his horse for the world.
RICHMOND HIGHLIGHTS
GOOD EATS and DRINK:
-Baker's Restaurant:
Serving Breakfast Only
-The Old Goat Pub:
Great Beer & Sandwiches
-Railway Cafe:
Serving Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
SPRING/SUMMER
-Hiking/Exploring: Swan's Island
-Bird Watching: Bald Eagles and Ospreys
-Canoeing/Fishing:
On the historic Kennebec River
-Celebrations: Richmond Days
FALL/WINTER
-Apple Picking: Several local orchards offer a variety of apples and pears
-Snowmobiling: Miles of trails
-Ice Fishing: Smelts anyone?
Other members of the farm:
