Pounding 14 foot posts.Posts in, ready for fencing.
Finally tilling after all of the rain.
Everything planted except for tomatoes and peppers.
Grif and I FINALLY finished the Garden.....Well all but hanging the gate. We will probably do that this weekend. It looks SO nice and I am very pleased with my amazing handi-man. The gate is built, just not hung and it is really beautiful cedar. It is going to be awesome. And the best part is that next year all we will have to do is till and plant. No construction needed. THANK GOD.
Pushing babies through the chutes and onto the trailers.
One happy man.
Bye Bye cow buddies......enjoy your new home.
We also sold the cows....and I have not misses them for even a second. We sold them to my moms BFs son as a starter herd so if we ever do want to see how they are doing we know where to find them. But I really don't see that happening. I am glad to know that they are being well taken care of.
Everyone in this area makes a mad dash in the spring to catch the Morell Mushrooms at just the right place and time. We are lucky enough to have some spots in the creek bottom and on the last where these mysterious mushrooms appear. We found them for about a week. They are very tasty and we look forward to them every year.
Tiny baby. Maybe 0ne day old. SO CUTE!
4 comments:
boy you have been busy... no wonder i haven't seen you!
you have a garden big enough to sell to grocery stores! you are going to have SOOO much food! awesome!
OMG!!!!! the baby deer
Isn't it cute Meg? I even got to pet it a little bit. Super soft. The garden grew a little from the original size when we had the Bobcat out with the bucket on it. G couldn't resist. ;)
I really enjoy reading about your world out in the valley. It is so beautiful and peaceful. It takes a lot of work, I see. I always wanted a garden! What do you season those mushrooms with? They look yummy
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