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Baymule
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In Memory of Trip
January 24, 2015 a fluffy Great Pyrenees puppy came into our lives. We had bought 8 acres with a doublewide on it in Lindale, Texas, to be close to our daughter and family. We were about to move and I had been thinking about getting another Great Pyrenees for our new farm. A man walked into my...
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Only 7 years old? Why, Lord, do they only live such a short time? Its just not fair. Not fair at all. Sob....
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Great Pyrenees life span is 10-12 years. Paris was 13, she had a good life. Trip, at 7, was too young to to be gone now. But cancer doesn’t care.
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The Kawasaki mule was blowing white smoke and needed work. Couldn’t find anybody here to work on it besides a dealer, it’s a diesel and nobody wanted to tackle it. So Wednesday, I called the mechanic in Lindale that worked on it before and he always did all the work on the truck and car.
The mule also had 3 flat tires. I got out my air compressor and ran extension cords to the house. I aired them up and drove it to the trailer. I put the ramps on the trailer and drove the mule up on it. I used the winch to secure it to the front bar. Then I strapped down the back. I was kinda proud of myself.
I took it the 3 hours to Lindale, then had lunch with our dear friends. Robert and Sharon.
The mule needed 3 injectors. Danny could get them off the internet for $60 each, at the Kawasaki dealership they were $134 each. It will probably be ready next week.
Thursday morning I loaded stuff in the flatbed, horse panels, cow panels, a 16’ gate, chain link gates, couple of ladders, 2 culverts and some 4x4s. I put an outdoor table and chairs in the truck.
This morning I’ll go unload it all.
No, still haven’t closed on the farm.
The mule also had 3 flat tires. I got out my air compressor and ran extension cords to the house. I aired them up and drove it to the trailer. I put the ramps on the trailer and drove the mule up on it. I used the winch to secure it to the front bar. Then I strapped down the back. I was kinda proud of myself.
I took it the 3 hours to Lindale, then had lunch with our dear friends. Robert and Sharon.
The mule needed 3 injectors. Danny could get them off the internet for $60 each, at the Kawasaki dealership they were $134 each. It will probably be ready next week.
Thursday morning I loaded stuff in the flatbed, horse panels, cow panels, a 16’ gate, chain link gates, couple of ladders, 2 culverts and some 4x4s. I put an outdoor table and chairs in the truck.
This morning I’ll go unload it all.
No, still haven’t closed on the farm.
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Ridgetop
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Good going with loading that Kawasaki yourself. The first time I hitched our stock trailer by myself (took a while but got 'er done) I did a little dance around the truck and trailer! 
Luckily I was alone so no one to see me! LOL
Are you moving more stuff from the Lindale place? Or moving stuff to the new place? Did you remember the Daffodils?!
Luckily I was alone so no one to see me! LOLAre you moving more stuff from the Lindale place? Or moving stuff to the new place? Did you remember the Daffodils?!
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Baymule
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I got all my stuff from Lindale. I didn’t get any bulb flowers. Maybe next spring I can get a start for the new farm.
Bennet came and helped me unload. Then Peggy and Bennet invited me to go eat lunch with them.
I’m already planning the next load.
Bennet came and helped me unload. Then Peggy and Bennet invited me to go eat lunch with them.
I’m already planning the next load.
Ridgetop
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Sounds exhausting - our time will come. 
