Hi! My name is Anna, and Beautiful Earth Ideas is a dream come true for me. I have always loved wholesome living and natural medicine. Through college,and the years that followed, I studied midwifery, herbs, and holistic healing. I also love the outdoors, animals, and growing things. As a wife and mother of three I have had many opportunities to use and apply the many things I have studied over the years, and I incorporate as much natural living into our family as I possibly can.
As a Christian, I believe that the earth we live on was created by God to be beautiful. That beauty translates into so many different aspects. Useful tools. Plants that heal. Beautiful sunsets that feed our souls. I hope in a small way to be able to share all of these things with you on Beautiful Earth. I am very excited to be able to offer you goats milk soaps and herbal salves- free of chemicals, dyes, and synthetics of any kind. I hope to branch out in the future to include many other useful and beautiful natural products,as it is my passion and goal to help others experience and enjoy the amazing benefits of this beautiful earth!
And let me introduce you . . .
To my beautiful and talented sister, Lydia - or "Di" as I like to call her. Di has a Bachelor's in Biology from Liberty University, and is an animal lover. She is the manager of Pleasant Wood Dairy, our small, family, goat farm located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. She handles all the day to day care of the goats, as well as milking by hand twice a day. Di has a great eye for detail, and is also the artist behind our logo! There would be no milk for soap without her, and I am so thankful for her help along the way!
And let me introduce you . . .
To my beautiful and talented sister, Lydia - or "Di" as I like to call her. Di has a Bachelor's in Biology from Liberty University, and is an animal lover. She is the manager of Pleasant Wood Dairy, our small, family, goat farm located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. She handles all the day to day care of the goats, as well as milking by hand twice a day. Di has a great eye for detail, and is also the artist behind our logo! There would be no milk for soap without her, and I am so thankful for her help along the way!
You can learn more about the Pleasant Wood herd at pleasantwooddairy.com
