Taking the trash and recycling to the transfer station: The dogs always come with.
A Rover's eye view of our current storm. All wind and not much snow.
The sheep tuck in.
The tractor awaits a more serious storm. Note the battery jumper/charger rig.
Two rows of icicles? Not a good sign. It means that water from behind the ice dam isrunning down under the metal roof. I checked and there's no infiltration to the porch -- the old roof is still doing its job.
Aimee made bread. I had some for lunch!
Playing with Daddy.
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Welcome to our Farm Blog.
The purpose of this blog is for Aimee and I to communicate with friends and family, with those of our students, and other folks in general who are interested in homesteading and farming activities.
The earliest posts, at the very end of the blog, tell the story of the Great Farm, our purchase of a fragment of that farm, the renovation of the homestead and its populating with people and animals. Go all the way to the last post in the archive and read backwards from there to get it in chronological order.
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