CntryBoy777 - The Lazy A** Acres Adventures

That is probably a good thing long range to keep some room on your plate. You can always share all the critters that are posted about on here.

Even a couple fence posts at a time will eventually get a fence done. In the summer heat, we go out early and quit anywhere from 11 AM to 1PM

Mike CHS said:

That is probably a good thing long range to keep some room on your plate. You can always share all the critters that are posted about on here.

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Well, if we just Have to touch and be around some... @B&B Happy goats is just up the road and surely won't mind the "break" and helping hands.....

Things seem to be coming along for you guys which i'm really happy to hear

....this area has been "targeted", so there will be some drastic changes here.....we are preparing for fence and plant beds....if things go well, there may be some interesting plants to share with ya.....I have decided these camphor trees gotta go....they are not worth having....eventually they will all be taken down on my "piece of ground".....the leaves are toxic to many other plants and will kill them....Joyce mistakenly used some for mulch with pine straw....the tomato plants died.....they are a "trashy tree", I've never witnessed another tree that comes close with the amount of stuff that constantly falls from them.....rant over.....I did get the growing grass cut today between showers.....lucked out with enough time to get grass dry from morning showers......before more came in the afternoon....this pic is after I finished and on my way back for a break.....
......this is the area I was cutting and notice the humidity on the sides of the rain gauge....got the afternnon showers....so, had to delay the cranking of the chainsaw.....

It will take time, but y'all will get it all cleaned up.

CntryBoy777 said:

notice the humidity on the sides of the rain gauge

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100°F and condensation!

I was in the back of the house, when I thought I heard something....so, I "triangulated" on the location of the noise.....I eased down the hall to the LR....and it finally became clear.....it was Gabbie grumbling the old CCR tune, "Who'll Stop the Rain".....
............guess she is on "sunshine watch"....cause she sure lets ya know when it ain't raining.........had a pretty interesting "sight" the other day....there was a momma Pileated woodpecker with 2 young'uns under her watch...they were on the oak tree out front...they are one of the largest woodpeckers in north america.....had a couple of GH owls in a tree out back the other evening....they were Loud!!....but, Gabbie was definitely louder.........oh, and we still have the chickens around roaming.....their "cover" is fixing to shrink again....soon.....Joyce has been really busy and is working on getting vines from covering the azealas out in the front yard.....just to be able to get to em to thin em out some....will transplant some to other areas.....as we develope them....for 2 days now, I have tried to get out with the chainsaw...between showers...to do some cutting.....however, "priorities" have things on hold so Ms Gabbie can get her turn 1st....take care of that and get a drink of tea and head out to get the saw cranked.....wind, thunder, and drops....in that order quickly........so, guess we'll see what another day may bring...

I guess Gabbie isn't an alpaca The boys will stay out in the rain all day and night. But the sun comes out and they go in the barn. Guess that's what you get when you are descended from animals that live at 11,000 feet and higher.

The air is definitly a bit "thinner" up that high....