That egg is goose size, and we cant seem to find a goose in the hen house. Today I am going to see if I can locate a hen that is being very careful how she moves!
This is a very old wooden threshing machine that we donated to the local museum. It was languishing under a tin roof that was hung off an old rat crap infested shed. It now has a lovely new home under a great roof.
for the all season green house
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Now were looking at fixing up a hand hewn barn on the place that is in surprisingly good shape.
I was getting it ready for some goats but that didn't happen. Now were thinking of trying some Sheep. We need a couple of good lawn mowers, and I can use some new wool socks.. the back of the barn will get a door cut in it so the pigs can get out of the weather.
If your out in the weather today hope your enjoying it. It's the first time in a couple of weeks that we have fired up the furnace. We got so used to the + temperatures, the -10's seem cold..
2 comments:
Love that barn Art ! What a great writers studio it would make for me. And how about those pigs? I thought you just had a couple. o proud of you
#Donna: your the second person who wants to turn my barn into a studio. It really is nice inside. Pictures later. Re: Piggies. Old photo, we only have two now: a boar and a female. Hopefully in a month or two we just may have more! Would sure like some of those Red Wattles but can't seem to find any here abouts. Last spring weaners were going for $85!
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